Senate Bans Aid to Yugoslavia and Arabia in Foreign Bill
The Senate voted to bar aid to Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic as part of a foreign aid authorization bill. It approved bans on Indonesia aid unless essential to U.S. interests and on nations claiming wide fishing jurisdictions beyond U.S. limits. The measures surface amid a 3.7 billion dollar package as lawmakers seek to curb presidential discretion.
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Ernest Gruening
Alaska
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U.S
Gruening
Yemen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
Fireball Seen Over Frisco Bay
A large fireball tracked across the San Francisco Bay area sky Thursday night and exploded over the Pacific Ocean. Moss Beach chief Miles and a Navy patrol plane confirmed the meteor. the blast reportedly shook the coast with blue and orange lights as it broke apart before water impact.
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Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Pacific Ocean
Doe Miles
Point Montara
Oce
Federal Aviation Agency
San Francisco International
Navy
San Mateo County
Roger Goad
San Francisco
The Covers Are Too Far Review Brief
A brief Chuckle Brief reviews a new book noting the curious mismatch between its title theme and design choices. The piece highlights humor and charm while suggesting the cover may mislead readers about the book’s tone.
Rockefeller campaigns through rain to reach New Hampshire voters
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller intensified his New Hampshire push after entering the Republican presidential race. He opened the first Rockefeller for President headquarters in Concord and pledged to meet voters despite rain and mud, aiming to win the March 10 primary while Goldwater holds favored status.
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N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
New York
Concord
Rockefeller
Albany
Little Rock
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Washington
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Sen. Smith
Goldwater
Goldwater Aide Predicts New Hampshire Victory
Barry Goldwater's New Hampshire backer expects a win in the state’s first primary despite Nelson Rockefeller’s early campaign. The aide says Rockefeller may run a strong, aggressive bid, but Goldwater supporters aim for a campaign that grows steadily through the end. Dewey backs Rockefeller as GOP ticket head.
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Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gan BP Nee Pattin
Af Rinser
Progress Seen On Wheat Deal Stalled No More
Washington and Moscow hint at movement on a 250 million dollar wheat sale to the Soviet bloc. Khrushchev notes American grain dealers may bridge gaps as talks tackle shipping rates and Kennedy shipping preferences. Secret talks with Undersecretary Ball offered cautious optimism. no agreement yet.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
America
Soviet Bloc
Kennedy
George W. Ball
South Viet Nam Junta Wins Quick U S Recognition
The United States moved to recognize South Viet Nam's new provisional government within days of the coup after urging from Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Britain Australia Japan Thailand and Malaysia followed, with the US pledging continued, deeper ties and aid tied to a constitutional path and elections.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Great Britain
Ngo Dinh Diem
Australia
Japan
Thailand
Malaysia
Provisional
Expectant Mistress Rescued by Pet Dog Toby
In Miami Florida a laboring wife named Mrs Tommy Coe used her dog Toby to carry a note to her husband at a nearby tugboat yard. He returned home, they rushed to the hospital, and a daughter was born hours later. The father proposed naming the girl Toby in honor of the brave dog.
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Miami
Fla
Tommy Coe
Coe
Toby
Honey
Mrs Nhu Contacts Her Children From Rome
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu spoke by phone with her three children after a military revolt in South Viet Nam. The children aged 15 11 and 4 had been flown to Rome then moved to Dalat with Arch bishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thue overseeing them. An aide said she asked the archbishop to send the children to Los Angeles. Another source said the archbishop urged her to come to Rome but she declined citing important work.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Rome
Ngo Dinh Diem
Dential Palace
Dalat
Prime Minister Douglas-Home Captures Kinross Seat By Large Margin
British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home won Kinross and West Perthshire by 9,328 votes, a result seen as easing Conservative defeat elsewhere. He led with 14,147 votes against Liberal challenger Millar and other contenders, in a three-sided race that reflected a reduced margin from the 1959 general election.
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Perth
Scotland
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Kinross
West Perthshire
Britain
Douglas-Home
Alastair Duncan Millar
Andrew Forrester
Arthur Donaldson
Ian Smith
William Rushton
Richard Wort
Weekend Weather Outlook With Patchy Showers
Forecasters predict fair skies tonight and Saturday with cool conditions, turning cloudy and mild late Saturday. A shower chance exists Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 54 degrees and today’s low was 39.
Prime Minister Renounces Earldom for House of Lords Return
The 60-year-old premier renounced his earldom to take his seat in the House of Lords and prepared to return to London for the clash with Harold Wilson's Laborites as the new parliamentary session opens.
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House of Lords
Harold Macmillan
London
Harold Wilson
Russians and Americans Reach Space Law Agreement
The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed on legal principles to govern outer space exploration. The draft declaration and resolution, sponsored by all 28 members of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, will be presented to the General Assembly. Key points include rescue rights, liability for space vehicle accidents, and conditions on project government stewardship.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Special Political Committee
Committee
Outer Space Committee
U.S
Outer Space
DiSalle Plans Partial Resignation From Reston Firm Post
Former Ohio governor Michael V. DiSalle says he will relinquish duties as president of the Reston subdivision developer near Washington. He will remain special counsel while day to day management may pass to Robert Simon of New York.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Reston
Washington, D.C
DiSalle
Columbus
Reston Corporation
Soeeean
Robert Simon
New York
Autopsy Delayed In Strangling Of 10 Week Old
Cincinnati police withheld autopsy results on Teresa Mullinger 10 weeks old as they reviewed the mother's statement that an intruder strangled the child in her crib. Mrs Mary Muyl linger 20 was questioned and released after a two hour interview. County pathologist Dr Frank Cleveland said findings would be released in a couple of days.
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Cincinnati
Teresa Mullinger
Mary Muyllinger
Frank Cleveland
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