Passengers End 12 Day Ordeal On Santa Maria
Nearly 600 travelers trapped aboard the Santa Maria for 12 days reach Brazilian port after fears, tensions, and mixed emotions. Americans in first and second class report relief. third class passengers accuse mistreatment and endure limited water and food. A Dutchman and Spanish woman pair plan marriage, while tensions sparked brief fistfights.
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Recile
Brazil
Santa Mara
John Dietz
Gainesville
Fla
David Crocket
Pompano
Generita
Jove
Mrs. Crocket
William Vandermeer
Amsterdam
Laura Menendes
Oviedo
Spain
Floyd Preston
Paul Ventian
Santa Manana
Tony Rift
Lisbon
Portugal
Santa Maria
Manuel Joaquim Lorenso
Aveiro
Venezuela
Eben N. Baty
Emma
Corte Madera
Calif
Baty
Dorothy Thomas
Los Angeles
Santa Marana
Church Calendar and Society Notes Highlight Page Agenda
A listing from the newspaper shows sections including Society on page 0, Church Calendar on page 8 to 4, Sports on pages 14 to 16, Editorials on page 18, Oil News on page 18, Comics on page 22, Amusements on page 23, Goren's Bridge on page 6, Your Stars on page 6, How To Keep on page 2, and Horse Sense Test on page 3, guiding readers to feature placements.
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Goren
Train Crash Kills Six, Hundreds Injured Near Bowie Md
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed near Bowie Maryland, killing six and injuring more than 100. Rescue crews battled snow and subfreezing temperatures to free victims from twisted cars as automobiles and tracks were battered. State police and railroad officials investigated the cause, with engineer Howard Horner reporting brakes failed to slow for a turn.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Bowie
United Press International
Deathstow
W. E. Brooks
Annapolis
Demy
Richard Thomas
Baltimore
Glenn Dale
Baltimore-Washington
Howard Horner
Camden NL
Marines Guarding Rebellious Crew In Brazil Standoff
Armed Brazilian marines held control of the Santa Maria to prevent rebel skipper Henrique Galvao from scuttling the liner. Most passengers and crew were ashore as authorities vowed to act under international law and return the ship to its Portuguese owners while Galvao negotiated for asylum in Brazil.
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Recife
Brazil
Santa Maria
Jrebel
Henrique Galvao
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Galvao
Brazl
Antone de Oliveira Salazar
Jorge Souto Manor
Fng
Colonial Navigation Co
U.S
Pan American Airways
Belem
Iron-J
Supria
Galvani
Gomes Mai
King
Shanceled
Souto Manor
Adm
Doas Fernandes
Branl
3Rd Naval Larsinet
Gahao
Revolutionst
Gatway
Kennedy Jobless Plan Nears $1 Billion Cost
President Kennedy proposed emergency unemployment benefits with a potential total cost near 1 billion dollars. Cost depends on unemployment duration and states joining, with bipartisan House support expected but employer opposition possible. Funding would start from federal funds and be repaid from future revenue gains as payroll tax bases widen. Plan would extend benefits up to 39 weeks and raise weekly payments for many states.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Cold Weather Sets New Mark in East
Stormy cold weather and winters most potent climatic weapons staggered broad sections in the East as temperatures plunged and travel disrupted across several states. Officials warned of continuing abnormal conditions with schools closed and power lines strained by ice. Emergency crews reported multiple weather related incidents, including accidents and property damage, as crews worked to restore services and safety.
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THE
Associated Press
Basin Expects Cloudy Skies In Odessa Area Tonight
A cold front will back into the Odessa area bringing cloudy, subfreezing weather to the Basin. Officials say the front stems from a high pressure area northeast of the state pushing colder air southeast. Tonight and Saturday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with lows around 64 and highs near 75 today dropping to 45 Saturday. Thursday's high reached BW and the Friday low was 3 degrees.
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Odessa
Permian Basin
Weather Bureau
Severe midwestern snow storm blankets regions with heavy accumulations
A major snow storm moved east from the Midwest bringing 2 feet of snow in places and paralyzing the northeast. Extreme cold persisted in Maine, New York, Vermont, and Michigan as blizzards, sleet, and freezing rain disrupted travel, closed schools, and caused at least two deaths from overexertion while shoveling.
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Midwest
Carolinas
Georgia
Kentucky
New York
Adirondack
Maine
New Bampeure
Vermont
Lower Michigan
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Thurasay
Spencer
Lous
Guety
Reds Stirring Crisis In Laos
Washington dispatch reports Western powers seek to pacify Laos as a unified state while the Soviet Union and China pressure to outflank efforts. Moscow’s hardening stance worries U S leaders under Kennedy and Rusk as pro Communist rebels threaten Vientiane with a competing government. Ambassador Brown’s testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reflects concern over possible direct East-West conflict in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Laos
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Kkennedy
Lagtan
Boun Oum
Vientian
Thr
Sevaeti
Hanm
NASA plans new Explorer satellite signaling six frequencies
The space agency will launch the Explorer X from Cape Canaveral with partners in New Zealand, Canada and Peru. It will transmit on six frequencies from 240 to 1600 miles up, studying ionosphere impulses to improve understanding of radio interference and long range communications.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
New Zealand
Canada
Peru
Plorer VII
Havnt Tao
NASA
Staons
Segnals Wall
Romred Trate Areca
Angen
Long Range
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