Balinese in Need Of Food Isolated By Lava
Bali appeals for rice and helicopters as five days of lava isolation leaves 5 000 villagers stranded in Karangasem with no food. Death toll from Agung eruption rises toward 1 500 as governor warns many missing may be dead.
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Bali
Agung
Karangasem
East Java
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Associated Press
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Man Freed From Prison Arrested On Parking Ticket Warrants
Robert Mann a 40 year old Chicago man who had been released from Stateville Penitentiary after two years to finish his armed robbery term was instead taken into custody by Chicago police for failing to answer warrants on 16 parking tickets from 1959. Bond on the tickets was set at 3200 dollars and he was to appear in traffic court.
Governor Brown seeks outlawing boxing in California
California Governor Edmund G. Brown called for a constitutional amendment to abolish professional boxing in the state after Davey Moore remained in a deep coma from brain injuries sustained in a knockout at Dodger Stadium. A safety survey committee will be appointed to review measures until action by voters.
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Los Angeles
Davey Moore
California
Edmund G. Brown
Sacramento
Brown
Brazil Allows Pro Castro Congress in Sao Paulo
The article reports Brazil permitting a pro Castro congress in Sao Paulo while the United States delays a $500 million credit announcement. Negotiations with Brazilian Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas paused, with a Kennedy meeting and a State Department report postponed to Monday. Brazil affirms the right to peaceful assembly amid Cuban Solidarity discussions.
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Brazil
United States
White House
U.S
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
San Tiago Dantas
Kennedy
State Department
Rio de Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Sao Paulo
Paul Riff
Ohio River Falls Toward Bank Level In Flood Update
The Ohio River drops toward bank level along its 980 mile length as the Weather Bureau notes the crest has passed since March 6. Forecasts predict 59 feet at Cincinnati today, falling to 58 feet by Sunday and below the 52 foot flood stage by Tuesday with possible showers next week.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Terrorists Convicted in Queenstown Clash
In Queenstown South Africa a court convicted 20 accused African terrorists of sabotage. Two were sentenced to death for the December clash at Queenstown Station in which one policeman was hacked to death and police fire killed seven Africans.
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Queenstown
South Africa
Salem Man Killed In 4 Auto Crash Near Salem
A four-vehicle crash one mile west of Salem on US 62 Friday night killed 38 year old Leon Boyd King of Rt. 1 Salem who was driving alone. Six others were injured according to the Highway Patrol report.
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Salem, Ohio
Here
Highway Patrol
Leon Boyd King
Rt. 1
Salem
UC Loyola Collision for Third Straight NCAA Title
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats seek a third consecutive NCAA crown tonight in Louisville against Loyola Chicago after routing Oregon State. Loyola Chicago toppled Duke in their previous game, with more details on page 10.
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University of Cincinnati
Louisville
Loyola of Chicago
Bearcats
Oregon State
Loyola
Duke
Scotland Yard hunts for Christine Keeler amid gossip
London AP says Scotland Yard searches for Christine Keeler after she failed to testify in a case involving a former lover accused of attempted murder. War Minister Profumo denied hiding her and threatened libel action over Parliament privilege claims. Steph an Ward hinted at Spain as a possible location while Yard investigates. Night club chatter placed her in Spain as the mystery deepens.
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John Profumo
House of Commons
Labor Party
Stephan Ward
Christine
Scotland Yard
the Yard
Spain
Boxmann Dies Of Pneumonia In Rome
Ernest Arthur Boxmann, New York impresario accused in the shooting death of American opera singer Frances McCann and wounding himself, died in Rome at 53 from bronchial pneumonia. He had been recovering from a temple wound inflicted with the same pistol in a Rome hotel.
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Rome
Ernest Arthur Boxmann
New York
Frances McCann
Santa Maria Della Pietta
Boxmann
Miss McCann
McNamara Weeps Over Inquiry Into TFX Warhead Probe
A Senate source said Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara wept at a closed TFX hearings session while protesting his integrity amid a probe into the warhead contract. The Defense Department dismissed the report as nonsense and said McNamara claimed he was saving tears for the accuser.
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Washington
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
McNamara
Robert Craig
Elisabeth
Kathleen
TFX
Pentagon
Sigh Of Relief Billie Sol Fate Up To Jury Now
Billie Sol Estes waits for a federal jury to decide fraud charges after a yearlong trial. Prosecutors presented 28 witnesses detailing about 100 buyers of ammonia tank storage plans who leased tanks under sales pitched by Estes. The defense argues against criminal wrongdoing as final arguments loom Monday before Judge R E Thomason and a 12-person jury.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Cleveland Strike Still Has Hurdles
The Mailers Union has ratified a contract with Cleveland's two daily newspapers. Agreements with the striking Printers and non striking Photoengravers remain as major hurdles to clear before the 114 day old newspaper blackout can end.
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Cleveland
Mailers Union
Mountbatten Returns From Latin America Tour
Adm. Lord Mountbatten chief of Britain's defense staff returns Friday night from a six day goodwill tour of Latin America.
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London
Lord Mountbatten
Britain
Latin America
Kennedy Warns Unemployment Rate Will Rise Despite Growth
President Kennedy warned at a civic luncheon that the jobless rate could climb to 7 percent even without a recession unless growth speeds up. He urged approval of a three year 10.3 billion tax cut as the first step to create more jobs amid postwar demographic shifts and automation pressures.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Paratroops To Get New Armalite Rifle
The Army plans to buy about 85 000 AR15 rifles for paratroopers and anti guerrilla fighters. Experts are divided over its benefits with supporters praising lightness and handling and critics warning of stoppages in cold weather and questioned accuracy beyond close ranges.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Arctic
Western Europe Union Meeting Called Off
West Germany cancelled invitations to a Western European Union foreign ministers meeting. Britain’s Lord Home and France’s Maurice Couve de Murville were slated to attend but French officials refused to attend where their veto of Britain’s Common Market bid would be discussed. A West German foreign ministry spokesman expressed regret over the cancellation with members listed as Britain France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Germany
West Germany
Britain
Lord Home
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Western European Union
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Belgium
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Netherlands
Luxembourg
Chuckle: Definition of a Fanatic
A humor item defines a fanatic as someone wildly enthusiastic about something you do not share interest in. The quip playfully contrasts strong zeal with indifference to illustrate contrasting passions in everyday life.
Three Dead in San Jose Store Boiler Explosion
A bomb like boiler blast at J C Penney in downtown San Jose left three dead and at least 71 injured as rubble and water filled the basement. Maintenance man Ricardo Mello was questioned while a pre blast boiler trouble call remains unexplained. Fire damage tops $100000 with Panicked evacuation of nearby buildings.
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Calif
J. C. Penney’s
A. P. Hamann
Ricardo Mello
Penney
Marie Straight
Campbell
Florence.Caballero
Penney's
Thrifty’s
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