Human Bomb Suspect Aimed to Kill Kennedy
Richard Paul Pavlik a 73 year old Belmont, New Hampshire ex postal worker, held on 100000 bond in Palm Beach for intending to become a human bomb targeting President-elect John F. Kennedy. Police found seven sticks of dynamite in his car and seized other paraphernalia. Pavlik told agents he planned to kill himself, and he disposed of his property before coming to Palm Beach. He described rough job as a postal clerk and mentioned political interest in New England.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Richard Paul Parlick
Belmont
NHL
U.S
George L. Pink
Pink
Palm Beach
Miami
Robert Rust
John Marshall
Secret Service
Pavlik
Lester
Rust
Pavlick
Marshall
Menu
Charse Pisk
Iit
Washington
Boston
Sing
Commissioner's Office
Palm Beach Charse
Richard A. McDonald
Richard Paul Pavlick
Belmont, N. H
Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
King Mahendra Moves to Purge Nepal Politicians
King Mahendra widens his power grab in Nepal by arresting politicians, critics, and Communist figures as Gurkha troops guard the royal palace. Kathmandu stays outwardly calm while police suppress dissent in the capital.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mahendra
India
Katmendu
Laos Capital Hit by Artillery as Fight for Vientiane Intensifies
Fighting in Vientiane enters a fourth day as Phoumi's forces press to drive leftist remnants from the city. American informants cite Russian or Vietnamese fire across central areas while Phoumi claims progress toward the airport and southern sectors. Refugees flood toward Bangkok as battles rage in the Laotian capital.
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Vientiane
Phoum
Noesavan
Phoumi
U. S. State Department
Phoumis
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Savvare Heaay
Arters Phoumi
Jungie
Phourni
Para Ieap
Leoiar
I Bangkok
U S Patrols in South China Sea Support for Laos
U S naval forces patrol the South China Sea to back Washington’s pledge to defend the anti communist Lao government against aggression from neighboring states. The briefing frames U S involvement as deterring outside intervention amid Laos’s internal strife and artillery exchanges.
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Washington
UPD
South China Sea
Americas
Laos
Motes Ee
Russia
United States
Lao Guerr
Army sergeant halted for running through street sign
Police stopped an Army sergeant in Columbus Georgia on Thursday for disregarding a stop sign. The man, hurried to be married in Aberdeen Maryland, was aided by officers but faced a brief delay before continuing.
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Columbus. Ga
Upit
Wes Merry
Aberdeen
le Ga
Milwaukee Gunmen Rob Bar For 44000 In Daylight Heist
Three armed men robbed a Milwaukee bar across from the American Motors plant this morning fleeing with about 44 000 in a brown leather briefcase. They assaulted owner Frank Valent and bartender James Haeflinger and forced two brewery workers to lie on the floor. Police described the suspects wearing gray and navy jackets and hooded coats as they escaped in a waiting car.
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Mowors Corp
Sion
Pasroli
Ran Feleon Ca
Abo Eatsele
Holdua Bok
Frank Valent
James Haeflinger
Nixon Hawaii Lead Narrows In recount
Nixon's Hawaii vote edge over Kennedy narrows from 141 to 61 after a Thursday recount of 34 of 240 precincts. Hawaii has three electoral votes and electors meet Monday at 2 pm. Judge Ronald B. Jamieson oversaw the recount, placing Nixon at 92,403 and Kennedy at 92,342.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Ronald B. Jamieson
Kennedy
French Ring Probes West German Freighter Archsum
French naval forces stopped and searched the 4185 ton German freighter Archsum about a mile from Gibraltar on arms suspicions. The ship was released after inspectors found no port calls at North African ports and the French claim that war materiel for Algerian rebels is being carried by German ships.
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Hamburg
Germany
Fi Rch
Bonn
Association of German
Gibraltar
Emperor Selassie Returns to Ethiopia Amid Coup Tensions
Report from London says Emperor Haile Selassie, aged 68, has landed in Ethiopia to rally loyal forces after a coup. Broadcast sources claim his forces control Asmara and parts of Eritrea while the government-in-exile propagates arrests of rebel leaders. Unconfirmed reports place him en route to Asmara with Cairo dispatches noting radio links to the airport were cut.
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Ethiopia
South America
Addis Aqaba
Geid Mengesha
Mina
Stine Tadiee
Voice of
Aden
Mengesha
Orces
Pomeland
Ethic
Selaseie
Rome
Lamy
Chad
Cen
Selassie
Iad
Asmara
Eritrea
Cairo
Red Tractor Factory Rapped Communist in General
In a historical note the text describes farmers replacing tractor parts annually and facing wear issues. It mentions chromium plating and cost pressures as a factor in long wear life. The piece reflects tensions between farming practices and industrial product quality.
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Red Tractor Factory
Tipe S
Found Guilty In Neglect Of Ten Children
Milwaukee district court found Kenneth Muns and spouse guilty in a neglect case involving ten children aged 1 to 9. Judge ordered a presentence investigation and continued the case for further proceedings. Children were taken to the County Home for Dependent Children. a public health nurse testified to harsh conditions and minimal food.
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Milwaukee
Christ Seraphim
Jirs
Kenneth Muns
Peter T. Wan
Wainesdas
Iavern
Ani
Chileren
Two Jets Die In Snow Crash Over New York City
Two passenger airliners collided in a snowstorm over New York, killing all but one aboard. United Air Lines Flight 226 from Chicago to Idlewild struck a Brooklyn block, igniting a large fire while a Trans World Airlines Constellation from Dayton and Columbus crashed near Miller Field Staten Island. Only one survivor, an 11 year old boy, was reported from the wreckage.
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New York
United Air Lines DC
Brooklyn
America
Trans World
Constellation
Miller Field
Staten Island
Harbor
Wisconsin
TWA
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
la Guardia
United Air Lines
Chicago
Idiewild Field
Wilewild
Long Island
Queens
Guardia
Idlewildfeld
Grand Canyon
Ited
Netsonsi
Dependents Abroad Get Partial Reprieve
Washington reports a Pentagon revision easing the overseas dependents cap. Defense Secretary Gates allows about 65,000 more wives and children to stay abroad and slows their return, exempting certain bases including Okinawa Guantanamo Bay and Azores installations. The change comes four weeks after Eisenhower ordered a stricter limit to curb a gold and dollar drain.
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Washington -Up
Pentagon
de Fease
Thomas
Gates, Jr
United States
Okinawa
Guanianamo
Cuba
Azores
Mexico
Canada
Panama
Eisenhower
Kennedy names brothers to new Kennedy cabinet posts
President elect John F Kennedy names Robert Kennedy as attorney general and Douglas Dillon as secretary of the Treasury. Byron White is named deputy attorney general. The picks mark a historic all Kennedy cabinet with Dillon and White joining Robert Kennedy in senior roles.
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Bob Kennedy
Dillon
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Tedey
Rover
FL Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Department
Robert Hl
Seajackets
Com
U.S
Elecit
White
Kennedy
Byron
Whizzer
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