Major Coast Ship Strike Stated Today
In San Francisco a major strike threat loomed as three seafaring unions planned meetings with the Pacific Maritime Association at 3 p.m. The dispute shut down the luxury liner President Wilson and affected several PMA ships. Federal conciliator Arthur Vint said only faint hope remained for an early settlement.
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San
Francisco
Pacific Maritime” Association
Arthur Vint
Federal “Conciliation Service
U S Fires Its Most Powerful Rocket
Cape Canaveral reports the Titan II maiden test flight met all objectives. The Air Force hailed the two stage missile as a milestone for manned and unmanned space programs and potential future bomber defense capabilities.
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Cape. Canaveral
Fla
United States
South Atlantic
Air Force
Sense Department
Russia Puts in Orbit New Spacecraft
Moscow reports a Soviet spacecraft in orbit as Premier Khrushchev warns the United States about a global rocket threat. He says American defenses would fail against intercontinental attack and provides no details on the mission.
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Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet “Union
United States
Home Edition note brief for six editions daily
A short home edition line indicates the newspaper runs six editions daily. No additional facts or context are provided in the fragment.
Soviet charges US sabotaging nuclear talks in Geneva
The Soviet Union accused the United States of sabotaging the Geneva nuclear test ban negotiations to clear the way for resumed atmospheric blasts in the Pacific next month. Chief negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin led the briefing, charging Washington with a non serious approach and claiming Britain and the US reject international controls. He said the US had published every Russian test blast and warned against secret preparations for new experiments.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Pacific
Semyon Tsarapkin
Dean’ Rusk
Russia
Arly
Publishers' Aid John Long Dies in San Marino
John B. Long Jr., 67, retired Feb 15 after 34 years as general manager of the California Newspaper Publishers Association, died at home on Thursday night from a heart attack. He had been in poor health for years. Survivors include his wife Berthe, son Dair of Newport Beach, and sister I. Baal G. Long of San Marino.
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San Marino
John B.long Jr
California
Publishers Association
Long
Berthe
Dair
Newport Beach
Baal G
San Ma
Rocky's Wife Wins Divorce From New York Governor
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller gains a Nevada divorce from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller after a brief hearing in Reno. District Judge Grant Bowen grants the divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. Mrs. Rockefeller, accompanied by her son Stephen, left the Washoe County courthouse for a residence in Reno and offered no comment on the case or future plans.
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Reno
Nelson Rockefeller
New
Dist
Grant Bowen
Rockefeller
Com & Guest Ranch
Nevada
William Woodburs
Stephen Rockefeller
Washoe County
Woodburn
New York's Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin
A first annual charter banquet debuts the Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin, a Jewish Irish-born members group in New York. They plan St Patrick’s Day festivities mixing Irish and Jewish customs at Moskowitz Lupo Restaurant. Founder Max Anzelowitz is blocked from membership for not being born in Ireland.
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New York
UPH
Lorn
Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin
Lloysoe
Chub
Ireland
League
New York Area
Max Anzelowitz
Bezorfa
Anzelowitz
Ydigoras says 40000 supporters pour into Guatemala City
President Ydigoras informs that about 40,000 supporters are streaming into Guatemala City to pressure the army over a Castro-inspired revolt. The report notes a tense political climate and ongoing security measures as the situation unfolds.
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Ydigoras
Guatemala City
Joa
First Lady Kennedy Tours Ganges in Udaipur and Benaras
Jacqueline Kennedy rode a white launch down the Ganges at Benares and on to Udaipur amid Indian crowds. She wore a pink sheath dress, sat with India's ambassador and the mayor under a parasol, while the Har Mahadev sequence and royal reception highlighted a high profile royal visit during the British era in India.
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Udaipur
India
UPI
Jacqueline
Kennedy
Mari
Ganges
Benares
Gan
Bes
Soldier charged with passing restricted data to Soviet agent
UPI reports a federal warrant named George John Gessner, a U S soldier held at Fort Leavenworth, charged with passing restricted data to a Soviet agent from December 1960 to January 1961 while stationed at Bliss Texas, with alleged transfers occurring in Mexico City. Newell A. George said the act violated the Atomic Energy Act and was pursued for security reasons.
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Kansas City
Kan
UPI
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George John Gessner
U. S
Ft. Leavenworth
Soviet, Socialist Republic
Bliss, Tex
Mexico City
Soviet Socialist Republic
Newell A. George
Big Airliner Vanishes Over Pacific With 107 Aboard
Military search off Guam and the Philippines hunted a missing four engine Constellation airliner owned by Flying Tiger from Manila bound for Clark Air Base. The plane carried 107 persons, mostly American servicemen, and had last radioed 270 miles east of Guam. A 24 hour chase covered 75,000 square miles with 15 aircraft and three Long Beach minesweepers among the search forces. Weather was reported excellent.
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Flying Tiger Line
Guam
U.S
Western Pacific
Clark Air Force Base
Mainlz
Washington
Elvis’ J. Stahr, Jr
USS
Pledge
Conquest
Esteem
Pacific
Cuban Military Activity Probed at Guantanamo
A House Inter American Affairs subcommittee opened an on the spot inquiry into increased Cuban military activity near the Guantanamo Bay base. Six members planned to meet with Rear Adm Edwards O Donnell to hear informants claims as the delegation traveled to the base gates.
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Washington
UPI
American Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
House Inter-American Affairs
Guantanamo Naval Base
Adm. Edwards. O'Donnell
Drizzle Signals Approaching Weekend Storm
Light sprinkles fell across parts today as the front moves in, the vanguard of a slow moving storm slated to hit Saturday. Forecasters expect a quarter to half inch of rain, with gusty winds and a temperature drop of about eight degrees.
Mystery Lamp Sparks Snake Rescue in Gardenia Street Apt
Six deputies and an animal shelter worker removed a six foot python from the couch area of Maria Barraza’s second floor apartment at 17202 Grevilla Ave. The snake, kept by previous tenants, had crawled behind the upholstery and emerged to tip lamps. Owners may reclaim the snake at the Animal Shelter, 216 W Vittoria St, Gardena, within 40 days or it will be destroyed.
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Sheriff's
Animal Shelter
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