Rebels Hold Engineers In Cuba Kidnapping Case
U S government moves to contact Cuban rebels holding ten Americans and two Canadians in the Sierra Maestra near Moa after 36 hours with no word. Consul Wallan to seek release amid claims of reprisal for U S aid to Batista. ambassador expects safe release soon.
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Earl E. T. Smith
Wallan
Santiago de Cuba
Raoul Castro
Fidel Castro
Moa Mining Co
Bandits Roam South San Gabriel Free On Citywide Hunt
Two men in Ivy League style clothes fled after robbing Banando's market in South San Gabriel taking 128 dollars. Fifty officers on foot horseback and helicopter tracked them five hours through the Rio Hondo wash before suspending the search as detectives take over.
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California
Banando’s Market
San Gabriel
James
Rio Hondo
Whittiers Narrows Dam
Four Jets Fly Nonstop to Belgium Air Show
Washington hosts four F101 Voodoo jets that flew nonstop to Liege Belgium for an air show. The formation left Andrews Air Force Base after 6 am and landed at Liege at 12 19 pm and 12 30 pm 12 35 pm. They averaged 640 mph with refueling over Newfoundland.
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Washington
Belgium
Newfoundland
Andrews Air Force Base
Liege
Siege
Festl
Andrews
Oeep
United States
Eastern Nigeria Hit by Wave of Murders
The Abakaliki area in Eastern Nigeria faces a murder wave with police reporting at least 105 deaths to date amid rising violence and security concerns.
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Nigeria
Lagos
Battle rages in Tripoli as government and rebels clash
Be ir ut reports say a 12 hour night battle in Tripoli left eight dead and about twenty wounded as insurgent and government forces exchange heavy gunfire. Maan Karami, brother of rebel leader Rashid Karamis, calls it the fiercest action since the Lebanese crisis began fifty days ago. Security forces brace for more attacks after repelling four rebel incursions Friday amid a Western-backed government stalemate.
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Tripoli
Maan Karami
Rashid Karamis
Camile Chamoun
Karami
Old John fights shuffleboard cleaner in Lincoln Park incident
Franklin J. Kemano, 84, reports that a 70 year old, unnamed man hired to clean the Lincoln Park shuffleboard court attacked him with fists, knocked him down, and fled after the incident. Kemano sought police aid for a neck injury after dragging himself to a bench and then to the station.
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Fred Bolinger
Old John
Frank J. Kemano
Virginia Ct
Kemano
Lincoln Park
Kemana
Rean
Soviet Union Sends Note on East West Talks to Geneva
The Soviet Union issued a new diplomatic note to the United States regarding the East West nuclear conference in Geneva. Signs point to Soviet attendance despite an earlier withdrawal threat, with a Soviet scientific delegation applying for Swiss visas and Izvestia noting a Romanian member named for Geneva.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Washington
State Department
theSoviet
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
United: ‘States
Izvestia
Siiss
Poet Alfred Noyes Dies at 77 in Britain
Alfred Noyes, 77, British poet and novelist known for The Highwayman, died in a hospital in Britain. His verse and influence spanned decades, with Kipling and other contemporaries noting his lyrical prowess. He also wrote Ken in Lilac Time, with adaptations in film.
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Isle OF Wight
England
Ken
Probers seek Goldfine records in Adams ties probe
Rep. Bennett demands full access to Bernard Goldfine's records to verify statements about links between Goldfine, Boston industrialist, and Adams. Fresh testimony from John Fox spurs denial from James Hagerty as controversy grows over whether Fox may testify in secret.
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John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman
Adams
Bennett
Boston
John Fox
Goldfine
Eisenshower
Fox
Boston Post
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NBE
World’s Fair dancer Lepeshinskaya accused of shoplifting
Olga Lepeshinskaya, famed Bolshoi dancer and World Fair star, was stopped by a department store detective in Brussels for allegedly taking an umbrella gloves cuff links and tape. She admitted the items and was questioned at police stations before possible court action. The store suggested no action against a first offender as ballet performances proceeded that night.
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Brussels
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Bolshoi Ballet
Miss Lepeshinskaya
Galla
Ulanova
Maya Plisetskaya
Moscow
Palace of Justice
London
Eo We
Okesman
L'innovation
Fair Theater
Nina Ponomareva
Athete
Nina
Order of Labor Red Banner
Weather forecast with low clouds and fog tonight
Low clouds or fog to night and Sunday morning. Hazy sunshine Sunday. Little change in temperature.
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Million-Dollar Smut Rings Raided in L A
LA police raided five companies accused of mail-order pornography. Three Philadelphia fugitives were jailed as trucks delivered evidence to central headquarters. Postage bills reached 17 000 weekly and 43 000 monthly, with one firm clearing up to 1000 daily.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Schillaci
Abe S. Toberoff
Edwin D. Rich
Pennsylvania
McKesson
Two Nuclear Tests Staged Hour Apart at Eniwetok
The United States conducted two nuclear test explosions Friday at Eniwetok in the Pacific. The tests were the eighth and ninth in the current series and were timed one hour apart. A joint announcement was made by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department.
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Washington
United States
Eniwetok
Pacific
Atomic Enery Commission
Defense Department
Pilot recites dazzling light crossing path then bursting in three parts
New York report cites Royal Dutch Airlines Captain Peter J. Krouwel, two hours from Shannon Ireland, describing a bright light at 10 17 p m that crossed diagonally at 10 000 feet and split into three luminous fragments two seconds later. He compared it to the Moon and noted no debris remained. The Smithsonian weighed Explorer III sightings as unlikely.
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Peter J. Krouwel
Shannon
Ireland
Krouwel
Verusz
U. S
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian
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