Cuban Rail Crash Injures Fourteen Near Santa Clara
In Havana the Havana Santiago express derailed near Santa Clara in a spectacular pileup amid anti Castro tensions. Fourteen people were injured as militiamen patrolled city streets to prevent further violence tied to sabotage and attacks on electrical infrastructure.
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Santa Clara
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Manuel Fajardo
Fecambray
Reveal Plan of Jackson to Resign
Senator Henn M. Jackson of Washington says he will resign as Democratic National Chairman, effective January 20 or the next day, after a 20 minute meeting with President elect John F. Kennedy. Kennedy credits Jackson's campaign help and says he will seek Jackson's advice on personnel and national security. The report also notes diplomatic ties forming between Cambodia and Outer Mongolia per a New China News Agency dispatch.
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Henn M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Sui
Ness
Tokyo
UPI
China News Agency
Cambodia
Outer Mongolia
Gets Electronic Pact PATO ALTO 71 Levinthal
Electronic Products a Radiation Inc subsidiary in Melbourne Florida received a 12 million contract for a high power tube testing facility the largest ever designed for microwave tube application and tied to ALTO 71 Levinthal efforts.
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Levinthal
Electronic Products
Radiation Inc
Melbourne
Fla
Asserts Law Could Cut California Traffic Toll
Sacramento reports safety advocates urge measures to lower highway deaths in California. Dr Irma West cites belts and padded dashboards as prevention. Bradford Crittenden calls for floor bolts in all new cars and tougher enforcement. Robert McCarthy pledges continued crackdown on drunk driving with six month license suspensions for first offenders.
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Sacramento
California
Edmund
Brown
Anibal Drarfics
Bradford Crittenden
California Highway Patrol
Br West
Robert McCarthy
Hell
Auto
Ex Doctors Aid Seized as Embezzler Arrested
An 87 year old Sunset Beach woman, Jean Gallagher, admitted embezzling $8,000 from three Long Beach doctors while employed as bookkeeper at 1957 Pacific Ave. She was arrested at her home by Detective Inspector Everette Ragsdale and jailed without bail. Gallagher said she spent the funds on men and parties.
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Sunset Beach
Long Beach
Jean Gallagher
Czech Commission Blames Rules Violation for 117 Deaths
A Czech government commission calls a rail crew rule violation the cause of a train wreck near Stehlova, about 80 miles from Prague, resulting in 117 deaths. The inquiry cites gross regulatory breaches and faults in operating procedures.
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Vienna
UPE
Stehlova
Prague
Navy
Union Carbide unveils high heat titanium diboride shapes
New York report states Union Carbide Corp National Carbide Division announces a high-temperature refractory compound. The division says it is introducing titanium diboride shapes of unprecedented strength size and purity.
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National Carbide
Union Carbide Corp
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