Defense chief warns Soviets on deterrence gap and missiles
Secretary Gates told a Senate subcommittee that the Soviet Union could threaten the United States with missiles within three years but that the U S deterrent would remain strong. He discussed numbers before and after 1982 and defended U S intelligence methods and the potential for an airborne alert program.
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Washington
Omas S. Gates Jr
Soviet Union
United
Gates
Senate
Congress
United States
U.S
Man Buried Under Snow 26 Hours in B C Rescue
James Duke, a 66 year old highway department employee, was buried for more than 26 hours by an avalanche 14 miles from the Alberta British Columbia border. Rescuers feared he was dead as fresh slides threatened Saturday night. He survived after an air pocket and a cleared spot allowed him to wave for help. He was exhausted with minor injuries and in good condition otherwise.
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Windemere
B.C
James Duke
Highway Department
Duke
Alberta
British Columbia
Nine youths linked to egg throwing incident
State Police report nine juveniles involved in an egg hurling incident in Yellow Springs Friday night. Trooper Carl R. Mauzy investigated. Austin R. Keyser alerted police and did not want charges pressed, saying the youths will scrub egg from the house over the weekend and that the boys likely shared their loss.
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Yellow Springs
Carl R. Mauzy
Austin R. Keyser
You Keyser
Two Emmitsburg youths held for burglary
Two Emmitsburg youths identified as James E. Carbaugh and a 16 year old were held in Frederick County jail after Pennsylvania State Police surrendered them on burglary charges. They allegedly broke into Ashbaughs Grocery on North Seton Street, taking about $300, two pistols, ammunition, and display items.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Ap. Emmitsburg
James E. Carbaugh
Ashbaugh
Xorth Seton Street
U. S. 15
Gettysburg
Emmitsb
Tie
William G. Morgan
W. E. Law
Carbaugh
Troozer Morgan
George Ashbaugh Jr
Landslide Triggers California Blackout Near Squaw Valley
A Sierra landslide 50 miles west of Squaw Valley caused a major communications outage affecting telephone lines and Western Union circuits. Reno operators diverted traffic. several hundred circuits were down but expected to be restored by early morning.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Here
Western Union
iReno
Nev
Castlernen
Sierra
Five Day Forecast Misread Amid Health News
Five day forecast notes temperatures averaging up to five degrees above normal with small day to day changes. Mountains see colder conditions and highs in the upper 40s to 50s with valleys in the 40s. mountain lows dip to the teens, others to the 20s. Precipitation totals around a quarter inch expected Thursday or Friday.
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George A. Brown
Evangelical United Brethren Churen
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Groundhog Day Forecast and Local Winter Update
Groundhog is due Tuesday with a shadow likely. Nearby weather notes report above normal January temperatures, minimal snowfall totaling 17 inches this winter, and a forecast of 2 to 3 degrees above normal into the coming days with a chance of rain Thursday or Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Market Nudge Hints at Pause After Five Week Slide
AP reports a tentative stock market uptick as traders sense a possible avoidance of a Monday decline for the first time in four weeks. Investors weigh mixed earnings and economic signals as trading moves near midday.
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UE OF
York
Wall
Frederick High senior among national scholarship semi finalists
Frederick High School senior Robert Twenter ranks among the nation’s semi finalists in National Honor Society tests. Twenter placed in the 2,350 highest scorers and may compete again for hours in a March 1 test as a finalist.
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Robert Twenter
Frederick High School
Twenter
Louis Twentey
Yellow Springs
Tywentey
Twentey
Goat on High School Roof Sparks Prank and Scores
A goat on the James Madison High School roof prompted city workers to descend it using a tractor bucket after a prank by students. The report also notes senior student Twentey Adams and others’ test scores as part of a separate discussion on scholarship and government powers in response to the Algerian insurrection.
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Thoucit Pvt
Messey Adams
James Madison High School
Bob Wiley
Cuess
Twentey
Maryland
Mary- Cation
Imarks
FHS
Paris
Cabiet
Parlia
Rules Committee Takes Up Civil Rights Bill Showdown
The House Rules Committee begins considering a civil rights bill amid Southern resistance. Debate centers on amendments from the Judiciary Committee approved measures and federal enforcement provisions to protect school integration and investigate bombings.
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House
Washington
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Eisenaewres Administration
Civil Rights Commission
Igned
Judiciary Committee
FBI
Rules Committee
Two Truck Explosions Rock Portland and Oregon City
Police report two linked blast events in Portland and Oregon City injuring no one. Six trucks destroyed at Oregon City warehouse and six at Portland sites, all tied to contracts for the two daily papers Oregonian and Oregon Journal. A teenage boy was detained after found dynamite near the scene.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Civ
Oregon City
S City
The
Oregonian
Oregon Journal
Cits
Stereotypers Union
Wymore Trucking Co
Oregon Film Service
Wrmore
Po Hce
Collapse of Eight Day Algerian Revolt in Algiers
Algiers reports an eight day revolt ending as insurgents surrender to overwhelming army force. Leader Pierre Lagaillarde and chief Joseph Ortiz were taken into custody. crowds cheer, Marseillaise sung, tricolor lowered at barricade as troops move in after negotiations.
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Algiers
Charles I de Gaulle
Algeria
Jean Crepin
Piere Lazarde
Rilies
Joseph Ortiz
Froht
Crepin
Ry Lagaillarde
de Gaulle
Lagaillarde
Algerie Francaise
Mather
Aes Rae Eee
Bernard Lefevre
Waders
Man Sentenced to Three Months for Coat Theft
A Cumberland man pled guilty to petty larceny and intoxication, receiving three months in the County Jail and possible additional penalties. Robert F. Layman admitted stealing a tweed coat and pigskin gloves valued at sixty dollars from the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Police traced him from the hotel lobby to the Greyhound terminal where he was captured. Magistrate Thompson noted no Liquor expenses and set further penalties.
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Robert F. Layman
Ronald H. Sheafer
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Sheaffer
de Sheaffer
Paul Mossburz
Greyhound
Layman
Brran W. Thompson
Thompson
Brandenburg
Mayers
Mons
Two Light Planes Collide In York Pa
Two light planes collided near York Pennsylvania injuring two men. Pilot Oscar S. Lauer of Scranton Virginia and Norman E. Grest of York were treated for facial injuries while remaining occupants escaped harm. Hostetter described the crash noting one plane fell behind the other in darkness and both aircraft suffered damage.
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York. Pa
Mas
He Graure
Oscar
Inj Rocrer S
Kennedy Campaigns in Nevada for Presidential Nomination
Sen. John P. Kennedy of Massachusetts campaigned in Carson City Nevada for the presidential nomination. He spoke to labor leaders and addressed a joint session of the Nevada Legislature.
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Ennedy
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
John P. Kennedy
Israel and Syria trade heavy fire along border
A four hour pre dawn artillery exchange on the southeast shore of the Sea of Ice leaves three Israeli and two Syrian soldiers dead and seven Israelis and four Syrians wounded as fighting continues along the border.
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Israel
Strakhda
Sea of Ice
Isra
Bodies Of 25 Japanese Miners Found
Rescue teams in north Japan recovered the bodies of 25 miners after a gas explosion at a coal mine. Eighteen others remained trapped 3,600 feet underground as flames raged for hours and a small group of seven survivors described crawling through smoldering coal to safety.
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Tokyo
Japan
No. 2
Yoshitaro Saito
MacArthur in serious condition at Lenox Hill Hospital
Gen Douglas MacArthur remained in serious but improving condition after admission to Lenox Hill Hospital for a non malignant urinary obstruction. An Army spokesman said he will likely stay longer than the two weeks initially planned as doctors complete a full evaluation.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Army
MacArthur
Top Level Communists Meet in Moscow Ahead of Paris Talks
Delegates from the Soviet bloc gather in Moscow for an agriculture conference with strong political aims. Khrushchev may seek Western endorsement before talks with Eisenhower Macmillan and de Gaulle in Paris in May. Notable arrivals include East Germany leaders Ulbright and Grotewohl and figures from Romania Albania and Bulgaria.
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Moscow
Red
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de la Gaulle
Kim Fi: Sung
U. Tsedenbal
Red China
East Germany
Walter Ulbright
Otto Grotewohl
Romania
Lader Gheorghe
Bulgaria
Todor Phivkav
Duvall Names Campaign Manager in Maryland Race
R Byrng Duvall of Kensington appoints Robert F Moxiey as campaign manager for Sixth District Maryland bid. Moxiey, 30, longtime Montgomery County resident, previously worked as account executive for Washington Post and Times Herald and serves as Kensington Town Treasurer.
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R. Byrng Duvall
Canary Congress
Maryland
Robert F. Moxiey
Kensvngion
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Montgomery County
Kensington
Soviet Fires Second Rocket Toward Pacific Target
Moscow announced the second Soviet rocket test aimed at the mid Pacific region covering about 24 000 square miles. The first flight on January 20 missed the target by 1.24 miles after traveling 5 760 miles. The second rocket likely launched from Caspian Sea area.
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Moscow
Ific
Mid- Pacific
Soviet Union
Tar Li i
Caspian Sea
Ike Ends Four Day Golf Vacation in Palm Springs
President Eisenhower and his party departed Palm Springs at 7 16 a m PST heading for Washington to end a four day golf vacation. Accompanying him were host George Allen and lawmakers Sen. Kel, Reps Hosmer Jackson Utt. A 409 strong crowd saw him off at the airport. He planned a Denver stop to visit his ill mother in law Mrs Doud before continuing to Andrews Air Force Base.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
George Allen
Washington, D.C
la Quinta
Thomas Kuthel
Denver
West Coast
Andrews Air Force Base
el Dorado Country Club
la Quinta Country Club
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