Rebels Hold Caracas Barricaded Dorm Amid Widespread Disorder
Venezuelan rebels clash with troops at the Stalingrad dorm of Caracas University as disorders spread to six cities including Maracaibo and Barquisimeto. Eight killed and hundreds detained in a crackdown on pro Castro insurrection led by Communist-backed students.
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Flames destroy two buildings at Collins Corners
Firefighters from Amsterdam and four volunteer companies battled a wind fueled blaze that destroyed a one story frame building housing Golden's Furniture Supermarket and Harvey's Floor Covering at Collins Corners two miles north Wednesday night. No injuries reported and cause undetermined. Loss estimate unavailable.
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Bomb threats at Texas schools trigger searches
Three San Antonio area schools received telephone bomb threats Wednesday but police and arson units found no explosive devices. Four youths were detained for questioning and later released.
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Tensions Rise as Integration Sparks clashes at William Frantz
In New Orleans tensions heighten after a federal court maintains school integration. Police rescue Sidney Goldfinch and other youths amid taunts from picketing women at William Frantz. A minister and journalist are targeted. several adults and students face upcoming legal action.
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Two Dogs Circle Earth In New Soviet Satellite
Moscow reports a new Soviet space mission carrying two dogs and other specimens into orbit for study by radio telemetry. The 5 ton vehicle weighed about 10 037 pounds with the carrier, and officials offered few details on returning the animals or the craft.
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Cuba reports US rocket parts fall near Havana
Cuban authorities in Holguin said debris from a U S space rocket fell about 10 miles from the city afternoon. Fragments weighing up to 40 pounds were found on a hillside with no damage reported.
Inside Radio 2 Bridge Fulton Editorial Obituary
Inside Radio 2 Bridge Fulton features editorial notes and an obituary detail. The section balances cultural commentary with memorial notices and a scan of local comic and sports items. Market figures and page numbers accompany the main features.
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U.S. Says Rocket Fragments May Have Hit Cuba
The Defense Department says it cannot rule out that pieces of an 80 foot Thor-Able-Star rocket fell in Cuba after a launch from Cape Canaveral. Cuban authorities reported fragments near Holguin but said no damage occurred. The rocket was destroyed in flight to deploy the Transit navigation satellite and a radiation study carrier.
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Singer Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee Wed in New Jersey
Singer Bobby Darin aged 24 and actress Sandra Dee aged 18 wed at the apartment of friend Donald Kirshner in Elizabeth New Jersey. The license carried a 72 hour waiting period and was set to become effective Friday before the couple flew to Idlewild Airport New York for a California movie schedule.
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Illinois May Not Certify State's Demo Electors
Chicago election officials recheck 486 600 ballots from 863 precincts amid fraud concerns as Gov Stratton warns the Illinois Electoral Board may withhold the 27 Democratic electors. Kennedy leads Nixon by 8 849 statewide. next week the board meets and votes due December 19 loom. Discovery procedures may prompt a recount suit.
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NAACP Opposes Fulbright Cabinet Post
NAACP official says the 400,000 member group is campaigning to block Sen. J William Fulbright from being named secretary of state. The critique follows Fulbright's signing of the southern manifesto protesting the 1954 Supreme Court school desegregation ruling.
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Kennedy names Williams African affairs assistant
President elect John F Kennedy selected Gov. G mennen Williams of Michigan as assistant secretary of state for Africa a pivotal post Williams will resign as governor after six terms to assume duties in Washington Kennedy praised Williams at his Georgetown doorstep noting Africa as a major international issue Williams will join an array of cabinet hopefuls and attend meetings with other top nominees in coming days.
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New York rebounds from heavy snow with more on the way
Buffalo dig out after 18 inch storm as western and northern New York brace for up to a foot more. Snow routes reopen gradually while fatalities mount from the blizzard. Weather bureau predicts five to ten inches further, Watertown area to receive a foot or more. Schools and factories restart amid lingering drifts and closures.
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Castro Drive To Close Catholic Schools
Cuban Catholic institutions fear Fidel Castro's government will push private schools, including Villanueva, out of operation. A church spokesman noted possible indoctrination requirements undoable by the Catholic system. Villanueva, opened 14 years ago, faces doubt about six month viability amid declining enrollments and funding.
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