Eisenhower Tours Caribbean After South American Mission
President Eisenhower arrived at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico after a 10 day four nation tour. A helicopter speech opened a briefing with Latin American leaders while Secretary Herter said aid levels would not rise now. An engine leak forced one engine shutdown but no danger was reported. The trip included stops in Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay.
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Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Ramey Air Force Base
U. S
Ramey
Amazon Jungles
Surinam
Datch Guiana
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Caribbean
American Assembly
Dorado Beach
Laurence Rockefeller
Strategic Air Command Base
Assembly
Columbia University
Latin America
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Charleston
S.C
Herter
Col
Wiliam G. Draper
Draper
Surnam
South America
Refugees Flee Quake-Torn Agadir as Death Toll Rises
Refugees streamed from Agadir amid deadly aftershocks and disease fears after the Moroccan quake. Government figures show 2,964 buried, with up to 6,000 of 40,000 residents possibly dead. Over 3,200 injured, including 1,200 serious, as airlift and relief efforts by US and French forces intensified.
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Morocco
Atlantc
U.S. Air Force
Lafayette
Casablanca
Newport News
Bay
Bandit steals 3740 from Savings and Loan office
A well dressed man robbed a Savings and Loan Assn office, taking 3740 while teller Patricia Stebbins, 20, believed a toy pistol may have been used. Kenneth Liebdel, 33, treasurer, chased the robber but lost him. Police said an accomplice may have waited in a parked car.
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Fice Buffalo
Savings and Loan Assn
Patricia Stebbins
Federal Saving and Loan Assn
Kenneth Liebdel
Graham in Nairobi Usumbura visit amid independence demand
Billy Graham completed a two day tour of the Belgian trust territory drawing packed audiences and witnessing swelling demands for African independence. His itinerary next took him to Nairobi Kenya, another hotbed of nationalism.
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Nairobi
Usumbura
Ruandi
Urundi
Billy Graham
Kenya
Three Children Die in House Fire in Waterford Connecticut
A frame home in Waterford burst into flames early today killing 18 month old Dwight Race two year old Theodore and four year old Alberta Race. Their parents Mrs John G Race and an infant child were burned critically while Race 55 and his four year old son Johnny were not injured.
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Conn
Dwight Race
Theodore
Alberta
John G. Race
Race
Johnny
Fire Destroys Roofing Plant at Johns Manville Site
A major blaze at the Johns Manville Corp. roofing plant in Waukegan, Illinois, destroyed a large section of a roofing building. Company officials say damage totals range from one million to as much as five million dollars.
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Waukegan, UL
Johns-Manville Corp
Civil Rights Squabble Faces Senate on Debates and Votes
Rival factions among civil rights supporters argued over limits to debate as Lyndon Johnson signaled a possible bipartisan move next week. Morse pressed for cloture while Southerners and Keating objected, prompting tense scenes and a torn petition as Johnson urged unity with a vote looming.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Democra
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Sesnate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Philip A. Hart
Mich
Morton
Morse
Johnson
New Pill Librium Promises Calm Boss Like Focus
A USC symposium attended by 400 physicians heard that Librium, new to the market, helps angina pain and seizures and may calm workers and sharpen judgment. Named metharrinodiazepoxide, the drug is prescription only and has limited side effects of drowsiness and mild incoordination. Early animal tests at Boston and San Diego showed strong quieting effects, including a tame European Jynx at a San Diego Zoo cage.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
United States
5. P. Wise
Baylor University
Houston
Tex
Boston
San Diego
San Diego Zoo
Civil Rights Session Sets Senate Record
The Senate, at 1:39 a.m. EST, remained in continuous session for over 87 hours, a record since 1954 when a similar long session occurred over atomic power policy. The current stretch, started Monday noon, featured only a brief 24 minute break and a 15 minute Wednesday recess amid civil rights filibuster opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Rockefeller Fights Shelter Plan Fear Drives Opposition
Governor Rockefeller said opposition to home fallout shelters stems from deep fear of nuclear war. He argued shelters could deter attacks and preserve peace, while acknowledging lawmakers oppose the program due to concerns about digging shelters and moral implications. He would push the plan hard regardless of presidential ambitions.
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New York
Rockefeller
United States
Sitdowns Spread In Dixie Despite Arrest Threat
Negro students from Allen University and Benedict College demonstrated after being refused service at Columbia lunch counters. Demonstrations occurred in St. Petersburg and Norfolk with authorities warning of jail or fines. Florida Governor backed peace officers citing 1957 law allowing refusal of service. Nashville mayor called for end to displays and formed a bi racial committee. Alabama State College walkout ended by exams after leaders were expelled. Virginia studies anti trespass laws amid boycotts in Richmond and nearby cities. Scarboro Wisconsin signs tout local industry as population 23.
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Benedict Colleza
Columbia
S. C
St. Petersburg
Fla
Norfolk
Florida
LeToy Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Ben West
Alabama State College
Montgomery
Virginia
Richmond
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Lucy and Desi to Call It Quits After 19 Years
Hollywood couple Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz file for divorce in Santa Monica citing mental cruelty after a long separation from February 26. They deny a breakup while confirming joint custody of their two children Lucy Desiree and Desmond. Arnaz says the divorce will be amicable and Ball will continue her television career as Arnaz remains head of Desilu Productions.
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Desi
Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Santa Monica
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Lfe
Palm Springs
Miss Ball
Beverly Fills
Lucy Desiree
Des
Arnaz
Dorce
Televisio
Desili Product
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Wife Claims Spears Has Key To Crash Mystery
Dallas woman Mrs. Spears said ex convict Robert V Spears may help solve the Gulf crash mystery. FBI agents probe whether a bomb was planted aboard the National Airlines flight from Tampa to Dallas. Spears, 63, formerly jailed, had admitted disappearing to aid his wife’s insurance claim. He is linked to dynamite found in his luggage and a desert hideout.
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Tex
uPi
Robert V. Spears
Gulf of May
Spears
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Ariz
Jat
FBI
Eddie Barker
KRLD
National Airlines
Tampa
Fla
Arena Desert
Escaped Cop Shooter Returns to Clinton Prison
Hayward Newcomb 25, once held at Catskill jail for wounding a patrolman, surrendered in a snow field near Catskill after escaping Tuesday night. He faces jailbreaking charges. authorities debate his return cell, while 100 officers hunted him. He testified at his brother Everett’s trial before his own surrender.
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Newcomb
Catskill
Greene ‘County
Sherifs
New York
Joseph FP LaVallee
Alex Wiltse Jr
New_comb
Conscience Fund Yields $11000 Tax Rebate Case
Washington officials describe the conscience fund as an Internal Revenue Service account for anonymous taxpayers seeking to settle hidden tax debts. Payments range from ten cents to two thousand dollars, with about ten thousand dollars collected annually. A five thousand dollar anonymous gift led to a discovered overpayment credit of sixteen thousand dollars after tracing serial numbers. Most contributions aren’t traced unless the amount is large or leads emerge.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Conscience Fund
INS
Sam
New England
Sim
United States
Sigon
Schools Closed and Traffic Stalled as Deadly Winter Storm Hits
The Northeastern region faced widespread closures as the snowstorm halted schools, buses, trains, and flights. NYC and surrounding areas endured record drifts with at least 63 deaths nationwide, extensive travel chaos, and shelters filling with displaced residents. Maryland Virginia and Washington DC also reported multiple fatalities and school shutdowns as snow layered up to 20 inches in some areas.
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