Plane Lands Safely After Fuel Runout Near Oshkosh
A twin engine military aircraft landed safely in a field southwest of Oshkosh after fuel ran low. Capt. Gerald Dickson of the Lawrence College ROTC and three other military men escaped unhurt. The plane, en route from Dayton to Madison with stops including Appleton, had sufficient fuel at the start but ran dangerously low on the Oshkosh leg.
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Oshkosh
Gerald Dickson
Lawrence College Rotc
Appleton
Picken
Perry Yoder
Nekimi
Lawrence Clark
Dickson
Truax Field
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Catagamie County
Madison
Truax
Qulagamic County
The
Northwestern
Lawrence College
Perry Yoder Farm
Six Newsmen Are Taken On Tour of Cuba
Six American newsmen visiting Cuba on a pooled assignment were guided by Raul Lazo and Antonio Cardoso through Havana in late model cars. The tour highlighted apparent shortages as cars and parts were hard to obtain, with several vehicles breaking down during the drive through Miramar and Cubanacan districts.
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Joe McGowan JR
Miami
Havana
Shirley Sykes
Cuba
Raul Lazo
Foreign Ministry
Antonio Cardoso
Lazo
Cardoso
Sour Deed Destroys Lemon Tree in Los Angeles Yard
Sam Fraiger, 43, laments a sour day after two men dug up his nine foot lemon tree in his backyard Friday. A neighbor witnessed the act and described being startled and unable to act as the tree vanished from the yard.
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Los Angeles
APD
Sam Fraiger
Dock Strikers Return to Work in New York Harbor
Longshoremen ended a 34 day strike by returning to work in New York harbor and along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. About 60,000 workers resumed duties as crews prepared to unload cargo from ships including the liner Italia. Local disputes delayed a full restart in Mobile and Norfolk while Texas crews returned after a hours after Kennedy’s labor official urged action.
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New York
New York Harbor
Atlantic
Gulf Coas
Italia
Nassau
Bahamas
Luxury Line
Hudson River Docks
Atantic
Kennedy
Mobile
Ala
Norfolk
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
David Alston
ILA International
Texas
Ln Focal
Reynolds
ILA
William V. Bradley
Gulf
Bradley
Maine
Killer Freeze Breaks Leaves Midwest in Snowbound Crisis
A historic eight day killer freeze paralyzed much of the Ohio valley and Midwest. More than 200 deaths are blamed on the bitter cold and related weather. Fresh storms from the Rockies to New York continued as temperatures rose slightly but relief remained temporary. Hazardous driving conditions spread from Alabama to Missouri amid widespread snow and drizzle.
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United Press International
Rockies
New York State
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ilinois
Executive
Alabama
Georgia
Missouri
Cenae
Rocky Mounins
Superisors
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio
Cesper
Wyo
Wreamher Bureau
Mississippi
Indiana
Tlinois
England
Texas
Michigan
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Colorado
Iowa
Tennessee
North Carolina
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
White House Receives More Cash Gifts for Refurbishing
The White House said it has received an additional 38369 in cash gifts since February 15 to fund a refurbishing project, bringing total cash gifts to 232439. Gifts are mainly anonymous, with about 35 direct gifts of furnishings and paintings also reported.
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White House
Washington
Kennedy
Europe Cold Eases But It Will Not Last
Europe faced milder weather that offered brief relief from a six day cold spell. Death toll figures climbed with Britain reporting over 105 deaths and total western Europe near 250. railways and shipping remained disrupted as emergency measures moved coal and supplies amid ongoing icy conditions.
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Europe
London
Western
FCC Hearing Set in Omaha to Review Local TV Programs
Washington senator Carl T. Curtis denounces a four day FCC hearing opening in Omaha Monday to assess how well Omaha television stations meet the demand for live locally produced programs. He notes this is the second such review and highlights the focus on local programming availability.
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Washington
UPI
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Compaunications Commission
Omaha
Senate Group To Probe Russ Power in Cuba
The Senate Preparedness subcommittee, chaired by Sen. John Stennis, will open a two week closed inquiry into Soviet military strength in Cuba. Witnesses include military and intelligence officials as Rusk and McCone testified to Latin American Affairs. probes cover divisions and possible nuclear arms in Cuba.
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John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
Dubai
Zastro
Russia
Stennis
Dean Rusk
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Rusk
McCone
Republicans Demand Proof of Organized Crime Claims
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds urged creation of a state criminal investigation unit to tackle organized crime and asked FBI help in probing an abduction in Kenosha. GOP leaders dismissed the charges as baseless, demanding specifics and threatening escalation if evidence is lacking.
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Madison
Ne Publicans
Qemanarva
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Milwaukee
FBI
U.S. Atty
Robert Kenedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kenosha County
Kennedy
Earl Morton
Morton
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Fond du Lac County
TV shop offers to outfit police cars with radios
United Rossville Ga. E C Cooper television appliance dealer whose shop has been broken into five times in 15 months offers to install two way radio equipment in local police cars at no charge.
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Rossville
UPI
E. C. Cooper
Soviet A-Sub Ends Polar Test Under Ice
Izvestia reported a Soviet atomic powered submarine the Leninsky Komsomol conducted a submerged cruise under the North Pole testing a combat station role and defenses against enemy subs. The crew sighted NATO planes, kept radio contact with fleet HQ, and planted the Soviet flag on the ice during the Arctic voyage.
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Moscow
Izvestia
North Pole
TASS
Arctic
Soviet Union
Laninsky Komsomol
Leninsky Komsomol
Leninsky Komeomol
Iee
Izses- 2
Oce
President Truman Released After Hernia Surgery
Kansas City Missouri report says former President Harry S Truman was released from Ro Oscar hospital Friday after an operation to repair a hernia. He had entered January 14 for a routine physical and, aside from the hernia, was in good health. The surgery was reportedly successful and he is resting at home.
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Kansay City
Hares S Truman
Italy Vote on Polaris Missile Issue Deepens Crisis
Rome analysts report Prime Minister Fanfani faces a confidence vote on a Communist no confidence motion. The Polaris submarine missile program, replacing Jupiter missiles, shapes Italy's stance after talks with President Kennedy. If defeated, President Segni could dissolve parliament and call elections in early April.
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Rome
Fanfam
Cuban refugee influx tops 1000 in Miami escape
Miami AP reports 1,272 Cubans arrived in a single day with 292 children among them 253 on the SS Shirley Lykes and 39 by special travel. Parents cited fear of communist indoctrination as the main reason for leaving. Milagros Hernandez aged 11 said Cuban schools pressured communism while her family noted work in sugar and coffee fields.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Special
Fidel Castro
Shirley Lakes
Havana
Milagros Hernandez
Alberto
Mariquita
Milagros
Osvaldo Hernandez
San Jose
Costa Rica
Maria Gonzalez
New York
Maria Torres
Leopoldo Torres
Shirley Lykes
Jase
Amenca
Gong
Lady Astronaut Ruled Out Now
Warner Robins Ga AP There is no place for a lady astronaut in the present scheme of things a spokesman for the astronauts said Friday There is no such thing as a lady astronaut Lt Col John A Shorty Fovors of the National Aeronauties and Space Administraton told a news conference at Robins Air Force Base in reply to a question
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Warner Robins
John A
Shorty Fovors
National Aeronauties and Space Administraton
Robins Air Force Base
Questron
Congo Premier says 20000 gendarmes may join army
Cyrille Adoula announced that up to 20,000 Kalanga gendarmes could enter the Congolese army if they surrender by February 5. The offer was disclosed in Leopoldville as part of the national demobilization and integration plan.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Kalangas
Cyrille Adoula
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