Ex-King Leopold Defends Marriage Amid Rumors and Measles Shuffle
Ex King Leopold of Belgruma refutes scandal claims with a lengthy defense of his marriage to Princess De Rethy noting decades of shared joys and duties. Miss Universe Norma Nolan contracts measles delaying Miami Orange Bowl float. Miss United States Macel Leilani Wilson replaces her. Supreme Court Justice Douglas criticizes American newspapers for dumbing down content and warns of rising Pentagon secrecy.
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Norma Nolan
Buenos Aires
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Miami Beach
Miami
Supreme Court
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Douglas
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United States
Pentagon
Philosopher Arthur Lovejoy Dies at 89 in Baltimore
Dr. Arthur Gacken Lovejoy, 89, renowned philosopher and professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins, died at home in Baltimore after a long illness. Born in Berlin, he studied at Harvard UC and the Sorbonne and was famed for the history of ideas and knowledge theory, author of The Lovejoy Chain of Being. He was a bachelor with no immediate survivors.
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Arthur Gacken Lovejoy
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
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Berlin
Germany
Harvard
University of California
Sorbonne
Paris
Mighty Blizzard Grips Northeast
A ferocious winter storm slammed the Northeast with winds up to 60 mph and subzero temperatures. New York City, Buffalo, and surrounding areas faced heavy snowfall, widespread power outages, and travel disruptions as roofs, signs, and wires were toppled. Authorities described conditions as very critical with multiple fatalities nationwide.
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New York City
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American Airlines
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Clarksville
N.Y
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N. Y
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Schenectady
Maine
Bangor
New England
Zéra
Blizeard
Manue
New York State
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvea
Vania
New York
Co-Operate This Bandit Robs by Appointment
Santa Rosa pharmacist John Swire received a call claiming to be an FBI agent warning of an imminent hold up at his drug store. A poorly dressed man then entered, proclaimed a holdup, stole $50 and narcotics, and left calmly while Swire awaited FBI action.
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Santa Rosa
John Swire
FBI
Swire
Seven Die in Mexico Bus Truck Collision
A passenger bus collided with a gasoline truck on the Veracruz Coatzacoalcos highway near Minatitlan. The bus overturned and crashed into a 25 foot gorge. Seven passengers were killed and 44 injured.
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Minatitlan
Mexico
Veracruz Coatzacoalcos
World Farewell to 1962 and New Year Promises Across Nations
A fragmented report recalls New Year hopes from the United States to Japan. It notes highway safety attention, free lodging for celebrants in New York and La Guardia, a Pike’s Peak ascent plan with fireworks, and 12 000 participants preparing for Philadelphia’s parade. Japan’s temple bell Choai In Gankai returns after 20 years, last heard at Towa.
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la Guardia
New York
Adaman
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Philadelphia
Japan
Towa
Iowa State University
Two Found Locked in Fatal Combat in Midtown Apartment
Police found the shocked bodies of two Japanese men, Shunick Ki Tira aged 65 and Fujita Kurokawa aged 60, locked in combat-like positions in a Midtown apartment. Both had been dead about a week when discovered, with police labeling the scene an apparent mutual homicide.
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New York
Shunick Ki Tira
Butler
Fujita Kurokawa
Space Answers Condensed From Popular Science Digest
A condensed Reader's Digest article repackages Popular Science space Q and A. It covers gravity in space the slowdown of satellites in orbit and methods to return a man from the moon without heavy launch apparatus. It distills twelve other space questions into concise explanations.
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Canaveral
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Popular Science
Ex-Banker J R Davis Dies In Long Beach
J R Davis a former banker who led Northern California commercial credits and served as interim bank president in Hawaii, died in Long Beach. Survivors include his wife three grandchildren and sister. long Beach career featured Rotary Virginia Country Club and Chamber of Commerce posts.
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San Francisco
California
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Bank of Hawaii
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Independent
Press-l'ele
Gram
Davis
Ithe Islands
Long Beach
Copnell
Barbara
Convention’ Bureau
Rotary
Virginia Country Clubs
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Chamber] ‘of Commerce
Wivel
Charlotte Davis
Pomona
Skier Revived After Burial by Snow Slide
Seattle reports an 18-year-old skier, Jeff Ross, buried five feet under snow after a Stevens Pass avalanche. He was revived after 45 minutes with artificial respiration and oxygen, found face down with no serious injuries.
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Jeff Ross
Stevens Pass
Cascade Mountains
Ross
Unclear OCR Notice at Cad Ferivanth Ferveer
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pos Wee g Long Benet and Gorrten Delivery 77.09 WB h yagle Kooy pas udid Boros of circulation. Mentions Puphaned opie excent Sanday as in Si end Pine Ave. Leng ede. Further readable details are insufficient to identify a clear event or action.
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Pine Ave
Katanga Fight Continues Claim Tshombe Returning
Fragmentary report notes ongoing Katanga clashes and claims that Tshombe may return. The passage references Ni Kamina, a mining town 260 miles northwest of Elisabethville, with U N troops and Ghanaian forces involved, but the garbled text limits details.
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Tshombe
Adi
Ni Kamina
Elisabeth
U. N
United Nations
Kamina
Tnise
Prent Chand
U.N
Katanga
Anold
Wille
Kamina Au
Ion
Leopoldville
U.nz
Leopoldvile
U Thant
Tonga
Elisabethville
Khrushchev calls for peaceful coexistence to avert war
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged concessions and peaceful economic competition to avoid a global war amid the Cuban crisis and Berlin tensions. He backed a UN end to tests, proposed on site inspections, and said a German peace treaty is needed. Western powers were blamed for stalled disarmament progress. He warned of renewed crisis if ideologies clash and urged constructive review of international problems.
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Cuba
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Khrushchev
Ince
Alonn
United Nations
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Europe
Fires Kill Thirteen in Separate Blazes Across U S
A series of deadly fires leaves 13 dead across multiple states. In Prince Georges County Maryland a two story home fire kills five children and injures their mother Shirley Bell who survived. In Iowa a farm home fire kills Mrs Laura Archer and her two daughters. Other fires in New Jersey Massachusetts New York Connecticut claim additional fatalities.
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Washington, D.C
Prince Georges
Gounty
Shirley May Bell
Iran
Twits
Albert
Tabby
Shirley Mac
Charlotte
James
William IT
William
Bell
Wilma
Town City
Iowa
Laura Archer
Debbie
Barbara
Cindy Shrader
Joseph Elko
Hamilton Township
Trenton
William Skipper
Warren
Mass
Kathleen Ann Potter
Sangerfield
N.Y
Utica
Robert J. Potter
Kathleen
James J. Hooper
Greenwich
Conn
Shoulders and Legs Ache Dialed Down by Doctor’s Treatment
Long Beach readers note a physician offering a unique system to ease shoulder and leg ache. The ad claims relief from varicose veins phlebitis muscle spasm and nerve tension through a special application. Appointment and information line provided.
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Long Beach
Caacas
D.C
Broadway
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