Charge Plot Ex-Colombia Chief Jailed
In Bogota Colombia President Altorto Lieras Ca margo and the military declared martial law after arresting former dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla on coup plotting charges. Lieras Ca margo suspended immunity for lawmakers amid a nationwide crackdown as pledges of support emerged from religious and political figures.
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Posnie
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St. Rojas
Congress
Senator Speaks on Soviet TV, Urges Peace
U.S. Senator Hubert Humphrey addressed a Moscow television audience urging Russia and the United States to pursue lasting peace. The 15 minute broadcast marked the first appearance by an American official on Soviet TV since July. Humphrey said the world is tired of war and called for cooperation to improve health, poverty, ignorance and fear while fostering mutual understanding.
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Moscow
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Sophomore Cancels Piano marathon Plan at Princeton
Lonhomore Frank Fong, 21, of Tiong Kong, Princeton University sophomore, canceled a scheduled 72 hour piano playing marathon claiming insufficient time for an upcoming exam. He still intends to perform during the four day January break if possible.
Waiting at the gate on ice choked Lachine Canal
At Montreal on a Wednesday the steamer George S. Cleet waits for a lock opening as fifty nine ships inch through the Lachine and Sow Langes canals in a desperate bid to clear the Great Lakes passage before winter locks them in.
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Great Lakes Passage
Retirement Board Approves Jail Loan Plan
Los Angeles reports the Retirement Board approved a loan of about 100 million dollars from pension funds to support a new county jail project near Union Station. The plan avoids increasing the county tax rate by 14 cents per hundred dollars of assessed value for two years, funding land purchase and construction with the loan to be repaid by the county over time.
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Trucker Kills Barmaid in Baltimore Tavern
A 32-year-old truck driver shot and killed barmaid Mary Tinius in a northeast Baltimore tavern Wednesday night and then held off about 50 police for 40 minutes before surrendering. Inside the bar he threatened, laughed at captors, and showed a chilling lack of remorse before being jailed. the motive remains unknown.
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Russ Author Dies in Crimea Aged 84
Sergei Sergeyevich Tsensky, Russian author of historical novels and a high-ranking Soviet Academy of Culture member, died Wednesday in Alushta Crimea according to Soviet news agency reports.
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New York
Sergei Sergeyev-Tsensky
Soviet Academy of Culture
Alushta
Crimea
Recount Ordered in Kern County Assembly Race
A Kern County recount will start Monday in a close 39th Assembly district race between Democrat John Wroant and opponent Ket County incumbent Assemblyman 1GC Williamson. Unclear ballot action noted by local officials in a disputed contest.
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Hakersfield
Ket
John Wroant
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Williamnson
Assembly
Kelly
Shulter
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