B52 Jet Crashes Near Yuba City
A B52 bomber from Mather Air Force Base crashed in a barley field 15 miles southwest of Yuba City California. Beale Air Force Base reported five of eight crewmen parachuted to safety with no expected fatalities while six crew members were located. Three crewmen were taken to Beale Hospital and two to Fremont Hospital. one firefighter died en route after an Beale crash. The crash prompted authorities to seal the area and restrict visitor access.
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Mather Air Force Base
Barley Field
Here
California
Beale Air Force Base
Beale
Sutter County
Fremont Hospital
Yuba City
Air Force
Highway 20
Sheriff's Office
Paul K. Carlton
4126Th Strategic Wing
4134Th Strategic Wing
Sacramento
R.V. Clary
R.C. Bingham
W.G. Hart
M.V. Levy
Liberty Ship Aground On Reef Near Rocky Point
The 441-foot liberty ship Domina tor ran aground on a reef about 200 yards offshore at Rocky Point. Coast Guard said the vessel has a crew of about 30 and there is no immediate danger or distress reported.
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Long Beach
Upid
Rocky Point
Coast Guard
Missing Man Found In Jail In Barstow
UPI reports a two day desert search near Barstow ended when authorities learned Robert Stephen Duckworth a 40 year old hitchhiker from Lakewood was aboard a grounded ship. The tug and Coast Guard aided in the ship incident and Duckworth was located Monday after his pickup was found abandoned at Siberia Junction 65 miles east during fog and heavy police activity.
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Barstow
UPI
Coast Guard
Robert Stephen
Duckworth
Lakewood
Corona’ Reef
Siberia Juncition
Here
Redlands tops Savannah State in NCAA tourney opener
University of Redlands Bulldogs defeated Savannah State College 89-80 in the first round as Jim Petty led with 33 points on 12 of 14 field goals. Savannah State’s Redell Walton scored 32, and Redlands moved into a second-round game against Georgetown College of Kentucky after a see-saw 48-48 halftime.
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Don Inlay
Kansas City
Jim Petty
University of Redlands Bulldogs
Savannah State College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Buils
Savannah
Jack Schroeder
Bulldogs
George Vorpagel
Leichtfried
Fey J
Gary Marshall
Jerry Thinnes
Lee Ful
Mer’s. Lads
Georgetown College
Kentucky
Petty
Redell Walton
Savannah State
Redlands
Tigers
Land
Ira Jack
Geo. Verpagel
Son
R. Leichfried
Redlands Bulldogs
Hank Leichtfried
Maurice Fey
Waltons
Dick Cobb
Willie Tate
State Tigers
Wee
Reddell Walton
Ree Ae
thelIra Jackson
Stephen Kelley
James Dickson
Johnny Mathi
Ray Harper
Yah State
Savan
UN Troops Rescue Congo Victims Amid Turmoil
A United Nations patrol rescued an American woman missionary raped by Congolese soldiers in Kama, Kivu Province. She and nine other missionary families were taken toward Bukavu as U.N. airlifted Indian and Gurkha troops bolster Congo force, with White residents reportedly trapped and aid efforts expanding despite government protests.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
pro-Lumumba Kivu
U.S. Air Force
U.N
Congo
New Delhi
U.S
Lof Kivu
Soviet Union
Fourlhus
Russia
Jon i
Fess
U.N Sg
Kositsky
More Arrests On Highways
Sacramento reports CHP arrests on highways rose sharply with January total at 82,779 up from 64,349 last year. Speed violations reached 24,462 and drunken driving 1,024, compared with 18,827 and 1,185 a year earlier.
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Sacramento
UPD
California Highway Patrol
Sullivan Says He May Sue Jack Paar Over Debate
Ed Sullivan announced potential legal action against Jack Paar after Paar labeled him a liar on national TV. The feud reached a peak as Paar ended his NBC show with sharp libel accusations about Sullivan and the canceled face-to-face debate. The report notes Sullivan’s reaction and mentions related international remarks.
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Sullivan
Jack Paar
New York
UPI
Ed Sullivan
Paar
Paarl
U.N
Weather and oil crew abducted in Morocco incident
Redlands area forecast calls for increasing clouds tonight with fog and low clouds in the early morning. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with some sun, highs near 75. An oil firm crew of Americans was reportedly abducted from a tent camp at a Spanish Sahara drilling site by tribesmen, with five Spaniards and others taken. authorities identified four Americans and noted efforts to secure safe return.
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San Bernardino Valley
Morocco
Varia
California
Union Oil Co
Spanish
Sahara
U.S
Boston
Dale Miller
Bakersfield
Chicago
Calif
James Gilbert
Denver
Trudy Gilbert
Littlefield
Fairbanks
Tex
John C. Cosgriff
Fort. Worth
Morton Cosgriff
Big Tim- Hélena
Ber
Mont
Kansas City
Camp
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Moroccans Rescue Eleven Oil Technicians From Tribes
Moroccan authorities say eleven oil technicians including three Americans were rescued after being kidnapped by nomadic tribes in the Spanish Sahara region near Kivu. Moroccan officials say the workers crossed into Morocco and were handed to royal forces, with unclear likelihood of return to Spanish authorities. Refugees, including missionaries and clergy, reported brutal treatment amid ongoing unrest following Lumumba’s death.
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Madrid
UPI
Amer-Spanish Foreign Legion
Kama
Spanish Sahara
Kivu
Isafe
Morocco
Bukamu
Tojarea
Leopoldville
Rabat
Erguibat
Sahara
VU Perarpu
Avacateu
Gion
CIA
Lumumba
U.N
Amanda Marie
Wara
Eisenhower Restored to Five Star General Rank by House
The House, with one dissent, approved a bill restoring Dwight D. Eisenhower to five star general in the Army. The measure, already passed by the Senate, goes to the White House. It does not place him on active payroll but grants a $25,000 annual presidential pension and up to $50,000 for office expenses, plus rights to medical care and commissary perks for Eisenhower and his wife. Rep. Dale Alford opposed in protest over the Little Rock crisis.
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Washington
UPI
House
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Little Rock
Lawmakers push to expand police power after Cahan ruling
Sacramento Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel vows to force a vote to modify the state Supreme Court Cahan decision via bills in Criminal Procedure Committee. The measures aim to admit evidence unlawfully obtained in searches, opposing civil liberties advocates. Debate to follow as 7-5 committee vote signals likely battle for a roll call.
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James C. Anderson
United Press International
Sacramento
UPD
Charles E. Chapel
R-Palos Verdes Estates
Criminal Procedure Committee
Cahan
State Supreme Court
Chapel
Supreme Court
Khrushchev Predicts Man In Space Soon
In a Siberian tour speech to farmers at Akmolinsk Khrushchev asserted the first space ship with a man aboard will soon blast into space. A Russian scientist floated the idea of a submerged astronaut traveling in a water-filled capsule, noting submerged beings endure greater stress than unprotected ones.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Siberian
Soviet Union
Akmolinsk
Khrishchev
Air Force Plans 100 Jet Transport Planes for Global Lift
The Air Force, with President Kennedy's approval, orders Lockheed to begin the first of 100 giant jet troop and cargo planes in a planned fleet worth about a billion dollars. The program aims to deliver a sizable military force anywhere in the world within a day.
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Washington
API
Air Force
Kennedy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Igram
Lockheed
Marietta
Gamanism
Kennedy outlines Latin America aid plan with urgency
Washington reports Kennedy urges immediate allocation of 600 million for Latin America and Chile earthquake relief. He calls for self-help assurances, social progress through growth, and private sector involvement, listing transport plane specs and the need for 100 million Chile reconstruction funds.
Kennedy's Sister In Surgery
Mrs Eunice Shriver sister of President Kennedy 38 underwent an appendectomy at St Elizabeths Hospital Boston. A hospital spokesman said her condition was satisfactory. Dr Roy Heffernan of Boston performed the surgery. Mrs Shriver wife of R Sargent Shriver Jr newly named head of the Peace Corps entered the hospital Monday night after arriving from Chicago. She is mother of three and aided Kennedy in last November's campaign.
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Boston
UPS
Eunice Shriver
Kennedy
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Quote Of Day Reveals Hubby No. 3 In London
Labor MP Emrys Hughes discusses a new history project in Parliament focusing on foreign safety. In Moscow Tass reports a high profile figure was attacked by a tigress during a hunting expedition, with the event tied to a forthcoming book detailing Soviet economic history since 1917. Jane Wyman, 46, divorced from her husband, reportedly remarried in Newton, Massachusetts, while a claim attributes the alleged attack to protective guards and elephants.
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London
Emrys Hughes
Moscow
UPI
Retary
Lord Hume
Jane Wyman
Nepal
Freddie
Satuday
Newton
Pot Beach
Calif
Kennedy seeks 600 million to fight poverty in Latin America
President Kennedy asked Congress for 600 million dollars to combat poverty in Latin America and curb the threat of Communism. He proposed immediate appropriation of 500 million in general aid and 100 million for Chile earthquake relief, to fund a 10 year program for living standards, with safeguards ensuring recipient nations uphold self-help and reform principles. The plan routes 394 million to the Inter-American Development Bank for loans, 100 million to ICA for education and health, and 6 million to strengthen the OAS and related studies.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Forj
Latin America
Chile
U.S
Merriman Smith
White House
Bogota
United States
Inter-American Development Bank
International Cooperation Administration
Organization of American States
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Jim Shaw
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