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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1962
Page
6
Cardinal Stefan Wyscynski primate of Poland arrived in Rome during a trip labeled Warsaw today as his first visit outside Poland since 1958.
Montevideo Uruguay Iguay's governing council voted five to three Thursday night to maintain diplomatic relations with Fidel Castro's regime. President Eduardo V Haedo supported the majority while former President Benito Nardone was the key opposition voter. Uruguay, unlike peers in Latin America, preserved its stance after a Punta del Este foreign ministers meeting.
Storms spread rain and sleet across the Midwest and West while severe thunderstorms rumbled the Southeast. Snow fell in the Great Lakes and Northeast with up to six inches in Minnesota, and fatalities across the Northeast rose to at least 28. Tornado alerts stretched from Mississippi to Georgia as wet conditions persisted from the Mississippi Valley to the Gulf Coast.
Fragmented OCR text shows names, divorces granted, and listed individuals across multiple entries. It references persons such as Helen, James, Barbara, Renal, and various surnames, alongside partial addresses and court-style notes, indicating a local notices or life events section with obituaries, divorces, and names. The passage is garbled, containing numerous mis-spellings and broken lines, but preserves a pattern of public notices and civil actions.
The record lists multiple divorce filings and related party names such as Ay van Moral A, Wanta, Leon H Jr, Clare A, Shirley J, Belly A, and others, reflecting a long, jumbled docket. The piece also notes the upcoming departure of Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dolarynin to Washington and a citation about more vital statistics on Page D-2.
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