Rhodesia votes vote approves new government with white majority
In Salisbury Southern Rhodesia referendum results show 39 928 to 15 655 for a new arrangement preserving white control while allocating 15 seats to Africans in a 65 seat parliament Whites will lead the government but blacks gain limited representation The United Federal party claims a path toward federation despite opposition from both main parties Roy Welensky calls the result a landside victory and tensions may ease
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Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia
UPR
Southern Rhodesia
Britain
Ehited Federal Party
Southern
No Lack Of Oil FT Hood Tex Mouse Nest Found
Sgt Charles Rays typewriter squeaked oil would not fix. He discovered a mother mouse nesting four young mice inside the machine, a curious office find in Hood Texas. The incident highlights small-town quirks as breakages reveal unexpected wildlife.
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Hood, Tex
Charles Ray
Advertising Men Refute Lecherous Villain Charge
NEW YORK AP reports advertising men deny being lecherous or treacherous. A Printers Ink article says 90 percent of 383 men sampled report happy marriages, with 70 plus percent calling themselves good mates and 18 percent fair partners. One adman quotes suspicions of infidelity tied to travel and hours and another laments marrying intelligent wives to a suburban confinement.
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New York
Suburbia
Madison Avenue
Alcatraz
Nixon Praises Kennedy Speech and Calls for Decisive Action
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon praised President Kennedy's call for a stronger military stance against the Soviet Union over Berlin and urged nationwide support. He listed four fronts for decisive action including stopping Castro's operations, breaking the Soviet atomic testing filibuster, pressuring Red China at the UN, and shelving nonessential spending.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Berlin
Nixon
Castro
Americas
America
China
United Nations
Heart Attack Kills Driver in Odessa Ambulance Ride
Rufus Harvey Kelly 71, a volunteer ambulance driver, died of a heart attack Wednesday en route with Leela Casper 55 and her daughter Marita 22 from a collision near Odessa on U.S. 40. The second ambulance crew member Elmer McEwen assisted at the scene and towed to a hospital.
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Odessa
Rufus Harvey Kelly
Leela Casper
Marita
Concordia
U.S. 40
Sweet Springs
Kelly
Casper
Elmer McEwen
McEwen
Houston Blaze Claims City Employee in West Side Fire
A midnight apartment fire on Houston's west side killed city employee Aubrey Cotman, 59, who died in hospital an hour after rescue. His wife Sally, 48, and their two sons Andrew 11 and Roger 14 suffered burns. Mrs Rebecca Lasky 80 also injured. Fire likely started from a hot water heater.
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Houston
West Side
Aubrey Cotman
Sally
Andrew
Roger
Rebecca Lasky
Attica inmates throw farewell party for retiring psychiatrist
Dr. Kurt Lessy chief psychiatrist at Attica Prison received an inlaid serving tray handmade by inmates at his retirement party. Prison officials called the event unprecedented in the facility's history.
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Attica, N.Y
Kurt Lessy
Attica Prison
Suspect Asks UN For Help In Nevada Case
Bernard Brous 52 accused of blowing up three microwave stations in the Nevada Utah desert asked the United Nations to intervene. Acting as his own attorney he filed a petition in U S District Court to record the UN plea. He called his arrest on a yacht off Mexico an international political kidnapping and barbaric revenge. Dale Jensen of Reno is jailed with him on federal charges. no trial date set.
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Carson City
Nev
Bernard Brous
Nevada-Utah
United Nations
Brous
United States
Republican Army
U.S
U.N
Mexico
Dale Jensen
Reno
Washoe County
Woman Refuses to Pay Red Light Fine
In St. Petersburg Florida a woman drove to police headquarters and told Patrolman Earl Hughes she would pay a red light fine. She had no ticket and claimed no witness saw the violation. The officer did not accept any fine.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Earl Hughes
Hughes
Helen Keetley
Oil magnate Getty earns British driver’s license
London UPI reports oil tycoon Jean Paul Getty, among the world’s wealthiest men, earned a British driving license after passing a demanding test. He was photographed driving a large beige Cadillac as he celebrated the milestone.
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London
UPI
Jean Paul Getty
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BTU
Texas
U. Ft
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NEW _GE REFRIGERATORS
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Monkc Defros
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Pea
Miles Lynch
Chicago
Richard Daley
United Press International
Jfk
Smittie
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Permian Basin
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Houston Blaze
Suspect
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Peyton's Lamb
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