Hurricane Turns Into Rain Storm
Hurricane Ethel, once a full hurricane, weakened to a rain storm as it moved north from the Mississippi coast. Up to 10 inches of rain forecast with possible floods in eastern Mississippi and western Alabama, winds easing from 75 to under 80 mph. Evacuations neared 65,000 with shelters housing over 48,000. three coastal cities were hardest hit and tides rose briefly up to five to eight feet.
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Miss
Ethel
Mississippi Gulf
Mississippi
Alabama
New Orleans
Gulf
Yucatan Peninsula
Donna
Gulfport
Pascagoula
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Eye Skull For Clues In Coors Death Case
The bleached skull of Adolph Coors III was found in a mountain clearing at Castle Rock Colorado, amid clothing and bones discovered last weekend. Coroner C Douglas Andrews and Dist Atty Leo Rector described possible animal damage and confirmed the skull matches Coors by dental charts as investigators pursue how the 44 year old heir met his death after vanishing on February 9 en route from his foothills home to the brewery.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Adolph Coors III
C. Douglas Andrews
Coors
Andrews
Dist. Atty
Leo W. Rector
Colorado Springs
Foothills
Denver
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Secretary at embassy is grabbed in Cuba clash
Fidel Castro's secret police held Marjorie Lennox a 26 year old San Francisco confidential secretary in the embassy's economic section. The seizure occurred as protests by the American ambassador were brushed off. The incident underscores the deteriorating U S Cuban relations and the tense atmosphere in Havana.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Marjorie Lennox
San Francisco
Ambassador Bonsal protests Cuban arrest of Lennox
U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal called her arrest completely illegal and pressed Cuba for charges. Cuban authorities refused to say what charges, if any, were filed. Bonsal delivered a sharp oral protest at the Foreign Ministry after earlier written protests were ignored. The first embassy official seeking to see Mrs Lennox at D I I ER headquarters was held for four hours and then sent away.
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U. S
Philip Bonsal
Foreign Ministry
Lennox
Dier
Lennox Held After Raid by Castro Security Agents
Embassy officials later tried to reach Mrs Lennox Thursday night but were rebuffed. Armed agents raided her apartment at 1 30 Thursday morning and held her for 10 hours as they questioned her and searched the premises before taking her to DIER headquarters.
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Lennox
Castro
Mrs. Lennox
Dier Headquarters
Diplomatic employee arrested after no‑show at work
Mrs Lennox, divorced, who has worked in Cuba since last November, failed to appear for work prompting U S officials to inspect her apartment building. Her passport lacks immunity but jailing a diplomatic employee without embassy referral was deemed a breach. An embassy spokesman suggested arrest could be retaliation for the ouster of a Cuban consular official in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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U.S
Lennox
Cuba
San Juan
Puerto Rico
San Francisco Father Says Daughter Arrest Not Harmful
Mrs Lennox's father Fred Avu gusting told reporters in San Francisco the State Department notified him that his daughter's arrest is a serious incident but unlikely to cause her harm.
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Lennox
Fred Avu
San Francisco
State Department
Chuckle at homecoming remark from executive’s wife
A lighthearted quip is shared about the executive’s office day. The wife comments that the look on his face suggests a very tough day for the staff, delivering a playful jab on workplace strain.
Catfish Dies After Beer-Driven Hunger Strikes at Zoo
Flathead, a 57 to 44 pound catfish in a 1,700 gallon tank at a Memphis zoo, died after a second hunger strike. Previously, beer fed the fish into a six month appetite, then he stopped eating three weeks ago. Zoo officials seek a less choosy replacement.
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Memphis
Tenn
Flathead
Zoo
Irish Troops Face Witch Doctor in Manono Clash
Irish U N troops clash with Baluba tribesmen in Manono Congo as a witch doctor purportedly grants immunity to bullets. Two African policemen die, 140 Congolese and 22 Belgians are evacuated, while U N protection holds and Katanga reports cease fire violations amid ongoing fighting in the mining town.
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Manono
The
Congo
U.N
Cuban Plane Seized by U S Court Writ
Deputy sheriffs seized a $3 million Cubana Airlines plane under a State Supreme Court writ to satisfy a $237,801 claim by Harris & Co. The Bristol Britannia four engine plane arrived from Cuba and was placed under police guard as deputies seized cash and other airline property.
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New York
Cubana Airlines
Fidel Castro
State Supreme Court
Henry Epstein
Harris & Co
Miami
Cubana
Castro
Cuba
House probers warned codes harder to crack
AP reporting on congressional investigators noting the defection of two U S code specialists to the Soviet Union could hinder U S ability to break Soviet codes. Ex-NSA workers Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin possess knowledge of U S code cracking methods and may guide the Soviets. Defense Dept counsel J Vincent Burke testified they can cause no damage to American communications security.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
House
National Security Agency
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
J. Vincent Burke
Defense Department
Mitchell
Martin
Burke to testify on Mitchell Martin defections in hearings
Burke testified Thursday before a House Armed Services subcommittee and arranged to deliver the same statement today to the House Committee on Un American Activities. The closed hearings focus on the defections but will cover other matters as well.
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Burke
House Armed Services
House Committee On UN
Mitchell- Martin
Officials discuss USSR codebreakers role in NSA cases
Killday quoted witnesses Burke and others Thursday saying Martin and Mitchell could advise the Soviet Union on U.S. code progress. Burke stated no evidence they were part of an espionage ring and noted possible but unproven copies of secret NSA documents.
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Killday
Burke
Martin
Mitchell
Soviet Union
U.S
Kilday
NSA
Congo Crisis Deepens as Lumumba Aide Arrests Reported
Late news from New York reports former Gov. Hariman stating Russians seek Congo control. In Leopoldville Col. Mobutu’s troops arrest Patrice Lumumba’s personal staff with some reports claiming Lumumba himself was taken into custody.
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Leopoldville
Cong
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Campbell Injured After 300 MPH Run At Salt Flats
British speed driver Donald Campbell sustained injuries and his 4250 horsepower car the Bird II was badly damaged when it went out of control at 300 miles per hour at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. Campbell said at a hospital he was ready to try again to set a new auto speed record.
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Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Khrushchev Likely Seeks UN Headquarters Move and New Secretary General
London based diplomats say Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will press for two changes at the United Nations a relocation of its headquarters and replacement of the secretary general.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Lumumba Hides From Mob In Congo After Lynch Attempts
Patrice Lumumba faced an uphill fight to stay in power as mobs sought to lynch him at Camp Leopold. U.N. troops and Mobutu’s police evacuated Lumumba to safety after seven harrowing hours with Ghanaian troops guarding the mess hall. The incident underscored Lumumba’s loss of control amid Congo’s dangerous power struggle in Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
U.N
Mobutu
Camp
Leopold
Congo
Joseph Kasaesachesama
Lumumba
Victor Lundula
Ghana
U.N. Command
Lundula
Koboma
Congo River
Congo Takeover Aims to Neutralize Political Leaders
Army chief Mobutu announced a takeover to restore order in the strife torn republic and ordered Soviet and Communist bloc diplomats to leave within 48 hours. No Congo military guards were seen at the embassies.
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Young Army
Young Republic
Mobutu
Congo
Lumumba’s Congo Army Loyalty Tested at Camp Leopold
Lumumba faced a vivid display of shifting loyalties as he visited Camp Leopold to rally the army against Moise Tshombe. Soldiers mobbed him over reports of 1,000 casualties among relatives in Kasai’s civil war, with Baluba tribesmen on both sides in different regions.
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Lumumba
Congo
Leopold
Mobutu
Kasai
Camp
Katanga
Lumumba tension echoes in Leopoldville streets
Soviet observers warn the Congo crisis tests independence aims as crowds in Leopoldville chant Lumumba as savior then demand his blood. A Soviet source outside the camp notes the mood shifts, with cries of down with Lumumba and anti Communist sentiment spreading through the city.
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Elce
Lumumba
Leopoldsville
Sub Tells Admiralty It's Okay
The American nuclear powered submarine Scorpion ended 24 hour radio silence to reassure the British Admiralty it is safe during Atlantic maneuvers. The 252 foot sub with a crew of 100 reported all is well and provided its position after a Sub Miss alert prompted by a failure to hear from it. A mixup in interpreting orders was blamed for the confusion.
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Cmdr
Norman Bessac
Scorpion
Atlantic
London
Miralty
Submarine in NATO Exercise Maintains Radio Silence
A U S Navy spokesman in Washington said the Scorpion was to stay radio silent from Tuesday to Sunday during Fishplay preliminaries 300 miles west of Ireland. The British Admiralty, in charge of communications for the maneuvers, apparently was unaware of the plan.
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U. S. Navy
Washington
Ireland
Admiralty
Emergency UN Session Likely Over Congo Impasse
Delegates expect an emergency General Assembly session to open Saturday if the Security Council cannot resolve Congo differences. The United States would push for a session and block Soviet arms with a resolution, while the Soviet-backed Congo oust proposal may fail to win seven votes. Ceylon and Tunisia are reportedly drafting a compromise to send a good offices committee to the Congo.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Congo
United States
Soviet Union
U. N
African Republic
Council
Ceylon
Tunisia
U N debate flags veto limits and Congo mediation ideas
The Security Council debate highlighted a strong Soviet attack and U N defense of Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Ceylon and Tunisia reportedly consider a U N good offices committee to help settle Congo disputes involving Kasavubu Lumumba and Kalonji, chosen from Asian and African nations. A compromise would drop the call for states not to send military aid to the Congo outside the UN framework, a provision aimed at the Soviet Union.
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Security Council
U. S
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Council
Ceylon
Tunisia
U.N. Good Offices
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Albert Kalonji
Kasai Province
Good Offices
Chhosen
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Soviet Union
Weekend Warmth With Showers Expected In Miami Valley
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions today with a high near 83 and a low around 61. Saturday and Sunday look mostly cloudy and warm with occasional showers and highs near 80. Middletown reported a high of 82 at 4:15 p.m. and a morning low of 54 at 7:35 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
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