U S Sees Few Viet Nam Deaths If South Holds Line
U S officials voiced optimism on Friday that Communist forces can be defeated in South Viet Nam with minimal American casualties. Secretary McNamara will fly to Hawaii for talks with top officers and diplomats, marking a third such trip in two months.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert 8. McNamara
Hawaii
McNamara
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
China
Viet Nam
Red China
Mother and four sons slain in Columbia
The wife Sally Carter Madison 33 and sons Vincent Jr 8 Mark 6 Brian 5 Hugh 2 were found murdered in their home. Army doctor Capt Vincent J Madison 33 later shot himself in a Washington hotel room. He had not reported for duty at Ft Jackson hospital after leave.
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Columbia
S.C
Washington
Richland County
Strother Sligh
Vincent J. Madison
Statler
Sally Carter Madison
Vincent Jr
Mark
Brian
Hugh
Madison
Ft. Jackson
Sligh
Jim
De Gaulle orders crackdown as Algeria peace talks loom
President de Gaulle ordered drastic action against terrorism as reports swirl that an Algerian cease-fire is near. Paris police and security checks intensified with roadblocks and mass screenings, over ten thousand cars and twenty two thousand people checked in 24 hours.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Tunis
Ministry of Algerian Affairs
Tripoli
National Council of the Revolution
de Gaulle
Rogery Frey
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Algeria
SBA designates 15 Louisiana parishes for nursery losses
The SBA lists 15 parishes including Calcasieu Jefferson Davis Lafayette East Baton Rouge Orleans Jefferson St. Tammany Rapides Caddo Bossier Lincoln Ouachita Morehouse Acadia Natchitoches as disaster areas for nurserymen losing crops in recent freezes. Loans available at 3 percent interest through SBA New Orleans office 610 South St.
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Small Business Administration
Louisiana
SBA
Calcasieu
Jefferson Davis
Lafayette
East Baton Rouge
Orleans
Jefferson
St. Tammany
Rapides
Caddo
Bossier
Lincoln
Ouachita
Ramblin Teen Dance At Recreation Center Tonight
Teenagers are invited to a dance at the recreation center. The event starts at 7 p.m. and ends at 10:30 p.m. Wayne Farmer's aggregation will provide the music.
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Wayne Farmer
Stock Exchange Under SEC Inquiry Seeks Data From 350 Specialists
The SEC launched a year long study of the securities business by requesting the business secrets of the New York Stock Exchange 350 stock specialists and detailed data on trading in over 100 securities. The 16 page forms are longer than last summer’s American Stock Exchange questionnaire. NYSE president Keith Funston said members will cooperate fully.
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Washington
S AP
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Stock Exchange
SEC
New York
Keith Funston
Exchange
Brazilian state expropriates U S owned National Teleco
Leonel Brizola governor of Rio Grande do Sul expropriates the U S owned National Telephone Co in Porto Alegre Brazil The decree sets compensation at 149 million cruzeiros about 800 000 at official rates ITT had operated the unit since 1927 with about 70 000 phones The expropriation follows three years of study and seeks the public interest
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Porto Alebre
Brazil
Leonel Brizola
Jacao Goulart
Rio Grande Do Sul
National Telephone Co
Brazola
International Telephone & Telegraph
It&t
Parana
New York
At&t
Brazila
Brizola
Soldier who dropped Nagasaki bomb says would do it again
Brig. Gen Charles W. Sweeney, 43, base commander in France, told United Press International he would repeat the Nagasaki strike if required. He recalls leading the B29 mission as a 26 year old in 1945 and believes the action shortened the war, saving thousands of lives.
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Paris
UPI
Charles W. Sweeney
Nagasaki
Sweeney
France
Phalsbourg
United Press International
Boston
Army Air Corps
Japan
Pilot’s Firing Ordered By Commission
The Louisiana Civil Service Commission ruled Friday Edwin B. Little Jr. had an illegal contract with the Highway Department and ordered Director Ray Burgess to fire him. Burgess planned to appeal the decision in state courts as three members signed the majority opinion.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Civil Service Commission
Highway Department
Wasllegal
Ray Burgess
Burgess
Edwin B. Little Jr
Perry H. Corbett
Frank M. Taylor
Shreveport
Moise W. Delmery
New Orleans
Charles J. Rivet
E. B. Robert
Stanford student Vanishes Behind Berlin Wall
UPI reports Stanford University student Robert F. Mann, 19, from Sepulveda California, is missing after traveling to East Berlin from West Berlin on a day trip. He left clothes and belongings at a West Berlin youth hostel as authorities investigate his disappearance behind the Berlin Wall.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Stanford University
Berlin
Stanford
Stuttgart
Germany
Robert F. Mann
Sepulveda
Calif
Theu. S
West Berlin
Mann
East Berlin
Grass-Growth Weather Notes for Twin City Area
The mixed rain and sun in the Twin City area supports rapid grass growth requiring mowing. Skies turn clear to partly cloudy with cool temperatures today and a mild, partly cloudy Sunday outlook. Today's high near 68 degrees follows a Friday high of 60 and low of 44 with Saturday cooler and breezy.
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Twin City
Death and Destruction as European Gales Roar
Western Europe faced hurricane force gales on Friday. Eight Britons died as roofs and chimneys collapsed. A gust measured at 177.2 mph on Unst marked Britain’s record, with Yorkshire hit hard and 70,000 Sheffield homes damaged. About 250 people were homeless and Bradford schools closed for 2,000 students.
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Europe
Britain
Yorkshire
Sheffield
Bradford
Catterick
Giant Dike Breached by Storms in Holland
In the Hague a giant dike protecting Schiermonnikoog broke under near hurricane winds. Dutch guards manned the breaches as alarms sounded and sandbags rushed to danger areas amid gales over 80 miles per hour.
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UPI
Holland
Schier‘monnikoog
Friesland
Senator Soaper Sees Virus Faces Amid International Flags
The senator notes science claims about virus likeness while criticizing publicity for images. He remarks on many countries rising, flags becoming scarce, and queries if national birds and flowers will suffice. A desk neighbor recalls a harsh winter with two pairs of galoshes and three snow shovels as generals testify on Capitol Hill.
Cliffside picnic basket dare
A boy warns his father near a cliff that a picnic basket should be moved. The exchange hints at safety and family plans as the father contemplates leaving or returning the basket.
Demonstrators Set Georgetown Center On Fire
Demonstrators clashed with police in Georgetown as they protested the leftist government and set fire to the city center. Britain dispatched a warship and airborne troops to quell the rising violence. three people were reported killed amid clashes and rioting.
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British Guiana
Guiana
Britain
West Indies
Cheddi Jagan
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Jagan
U. Ss
Janet Jagan
Forbes Burn
Grand Jury Won't Indict FBI Agent in Bride’s Death
Etowah County grand jury refused to indict veteran FBI agent H W Major for the Jan 21 shooting that killed Katie Ruth Gladden Patterson, wife of fugitive Ira Travis Sutton. The panel said Major acted to the best information he had, faulting FBI communication rather than the agent.
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Gadsden, Ala
UPI
FBI
H. W. Major
Katie Ruth Gladden Patterson
Etowah County
Major
Ira Travis Sutton
A. J. Patterson, Jr
Patterson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jarrell Jones
Linda Gale Jones
Sutton
Natchitoches
Atlanta
Louisiana
Jones
Walter Lee Haney
Gladden
Glenn waits for next chance of orbital flight delays
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS John Glenn remains confident he can circle the globe in 90 minutes once he launches. NASA officials say the delays since December test his resolve, while Dr Constantine Generales questions his readiness and may propose a substitute. Lt Col Powers defends the program and criticizes Generales remarks.
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UPS
John Glenn
Columbus
Atlantic
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Tex
Constantine Gener
le ‘Y
New York Medical College
Glenn
America
John A. Powers
Generales
Powers
Robert B. Voas
Indonesia Mob Attacks Two Java Consulates
Demonstrators shout in Surabaya attacking the U S and Japanese consulates as U S Attorney General Kennedy visits Jakarta. Protests target Dutch troop movements en route to New Guinea. minor damage reported with no injuries.
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Indonesia
U.S
Surabaya
East Java
Robert F. Kennedy
New Guinea
Surabaja
West New Guinea
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