Caribbean peace urged by Herter at OAS session
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told the opening session of the Organization of American States that a Caribbean solution lies in peace freedom and progress. Delegates gathered in Santiago to address invasions and rumors of invasions amid tensions among Cuba Venezuela Dominican Republic Nicaragua and other nations.
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Santiago
Chile
U. 5
Christian A. Herter
Caribbean
Organization of American States
Jorge Alessandri
Herter
Hemsphere
Alessandri
Tle
Fidel Castro
Cubai
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Castro
Betancourt
Luis Somoza
Nicaragua
Three Wilmington Fishermen Drowned in River Collision
In Wilmington Delaware three fisherman died when their 14 foot motorboat struck a submerged jetty near Bayview Beach on the Delaware River. A fourth man clung to the overturned hull for four hours before rescue by two others. Deceased are Clarence Cooper 44 a grocer Gus Davis 50 and Robert Henderson 45 a dulc barber. Survivor is Reverend Addison B Wilder 49 pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Bayview Beach
Clarence Cooper
Gus Davis
Robert Henderson
Dulc Barbers
Addison Bd, Wilder
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Japan OKs Jet Service to S F
Tokyo approves Pan American Airlines to begin jet passenger service between Tokyo and San Francisco. A mandatory surcharge of 20 dollars applies to all first class and tourist class fares, citing competition with existing Pacific routes. No official reason was provided.
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Tokyo
Pan-American Airlines
San Francisco
T Boat
Apneveut
Pacific
Japan Airlines
Airport Owner Slain at Home of Ex Wife
Oklahoma City police say 34 year old airport operator James Lybarger was shot and killed Tuesday night at the home of his ex wife Dorothy Evans. Evans says Lybarger forced entry and fought her current husband Walton Evans. County officers called it apparent self defense with no charges expected.
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Oklahoma’ City
James Lybarger
Dorothy Evans
Lybarger
Walton Evans
Ex Politico Runs Electronic Brain At Moscow Exhibit
Tom Mechling, former politician and journalist, promotes a computer driven question and answer device in Moscow. He ran a Democratic campaign for U S Senate in Nevada, lost narrowly, then left politics for public relations and shows the machine to Russians. He says he will stay out of politics.
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Ex-Politico
Moscow
Tom Mechling
Pat McCarl
McCarran
Nevada
Mechling
U.S
Paign
States
Challeng
Ing
Fising Iine
Indy
Republcan
Sen jCorp
George Malone
IBM
Aruss Matidtee Fing
Cronen Revel
Eafeestic
Army awards $450000 contract for warhead testers
Army Ordnance has awarded Telecomputing Corp. a contract valued around $450,000 for the manufacture of nuclear warhead testing equipment. The move supports weapons readiness and testing capabilities at Los Angeles based facilities.
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Los Angeles
API
Army Ordnance
Telecomputing Corp
Laws Stifle Soybean Progress Hit By Farm Rules
UPI reports agricultural experts say current farm laws choke soybean progress as acreage shrinks despite higher demand. Cargill Inc officials question regulatory impact on grain and vegetable oil markets. John H. Macmillan Jr. cited as source in the discussion.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Cargill, Inc
John H. Macmillan Jr
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