Ten Die as Sudan Race Battle Rocks Khartoum
Arabs and Negroes clashed through the night in Khartoum with an estimated ten killed and many injured including an American couple. Masses of South Sudanese protesters attacked the city after converging at the airport, smashing cars and assaulting Europeans and Americans amid broader unrest. A mob attacked the embassy while police and troops dispersed the violence, marking a violent chapter in the upheaval that toppled President Abboud's government.
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South Sudan
Red
China
U.S
Aluel
Ibrahine Abboud
Negra
Weather and unrest roil San Antonians after bitter weekend
A cold snap chilled San Antonio with a 26 degree low and a brief thaw forecast. Rioters attacked offices and Arab targets in Khartoum’s shopping district near the British Embassy, as tension flared and rocks were thrown amid ongoing unrest.
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San Antonians
Middle Sts
Korean Leader Park Chung Hee Arrives in Bonn for State Visit
South Korean President Park Chung Hee began a week long state visit to West Germany and Berlin. He was greeted at Bonn Wahing Airport by German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Mrs. Liebke. Park received a bouquet of pink carnations as welcome tribute.
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Park Chung Hee
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Luebke
Wirtz urges Medicare aid at New York fundraiser
In New York AP dispatch, William Willard Wirtz urges quick Medicare enactment at a fundraising dinner for Rockdale Hospital Center. He frames health care for the elderly as a national priority and essential to opportunities and productivity.
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New York
Jary
Labuc
British Guiana Holds Election Turning Point For Colony
Some 225 000 British Guianans vote in an election seen as a turning point to replace Marxist Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s government with a shaky middle road coalition. The racially troubled colony seeks greater independence from Britain on the northern coast of South America.
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British
South America
Brey
Shots Fired At U N Force In Cyprus Incident
Stockholm Sweden UPI reports ten shots were fired into a Swedish armored car at Pakhyamma Cyprus yesterday. The Swedish defense staff says none of the Swedish UN peacekeepers on Cyprus were injured in the incident.
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UPI
Pakhyamma
Cyprus
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United, Nations
New Red Breed Winds Through Conte Tunist Lands
Hearst Task Force reports sweeping changes across Faster Europe after Khrushchev’s ouster. The second article in a timely series examines the new breed of Communist leaders. Questions about loyalty, language, and intensified state control surface as officials, including Romanian and Polish figures, react to shifts in Soviet and Western influence.
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Hearst
Vars
Tally
Wawldia
Bucharest
Storekeener
Yeges Take Safe, $100 Burglary Report
Police say a break in occurred at an Auto store on Pleasanton Road last Sunday night. The intruders stole $200 in petty cash and a rope from a display, with a history of prior incidents noted in the area.
secretary boss testimony from Midland town
An unreliable OCR fragment describes a secretary as attractive and voluptuous, with a boss’s exclaim that she was a damn good secretary. The text references Midland, Texas, and West Texas, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Texa
Meisually
Texas
Weather forecast and a forgery case follow up
A brief forecast predicts scattered outbursts through Tuesday with mild conditions. In a separate report, Germaine Springer, 1 year employed as a secretary, was accused of forgery after attempting to issue checks totaling thousands of dollars. Authorities recovered money and cars, and she awaits legal action while in custody.
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Germaine Springer
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Gene Hinell
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Simday
Germaine Sud
Texas Rangers
Ready Oka Klicka and the push for free enterprise in Czechoslovakia
The foreign office figure Ready Oka Klicka signals an economic shift toward free enterprise in Czechoslovakia, suggesting dissenters will step aside. The piece reflects on postwar hopes for Western aid fading, a shift to self reliance, and broad regional changes as Poles Hungarians and Romanians pursue distinct paths within a changing political climate.
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Czechoslovakia
Foreign Office
Friedrich Engels
United States
John Foster Dulles
Iso
India Plans 16 Mountain Divisions for Higher Altitude War
New Delhi AP India says China has 14 to MW divisions on the Himalayas border. Defense Minister B B Chayan told Parliament India is building 16 mountain divisions fully trained for high altitude warfare. Three are completed and others are nearing readiness as a precaution to possible aggression.
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Melia
B. Chayan
Parliament
India
Cold Plunge Hits Craig Colorado As Temps Plunge
United Press International reports Craig Colorado recorded 13 below zero while high yesterday reached 79 in Naples Florida. The sharp contrast highlighted a dramatic temperature swing across states.
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Colo
United Press
Naples
Fla
Death Ends Quarrel Overcat and Murder Suicide Attempt
A 16 year old mother was killed in a Monday morning shooting by her husband Joe Gil 33 a City Public Service Board worker. He admitted shooting Anita Gil after a Sunday quarrel over their son and an unaffordable cat. He then rammed his car into a pole in an attempted suicide. Police arrived to find the couple’s children distressed.
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Stalemate Officers Enjoy Rare Treat A Double Dip
Chicago police arrested two men on a subway train for shoving and swearing at each other. Both men reportedly had burglary and pickpocket records and allegedly tried to pick each other’s pockets during the incident.
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Chicago
Recordi Ag
Fridasr
Kenya Premier Denounces Red Plot To Oust Kenya
Nairobi Kenya Premier Jomo Kenyatta described urgent and first reports of a communist takeover in Kenya as unfounded. He said Kenya which becomes a republic Saturday would remain friendly to all countries.
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UPI
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The Editor Recommends Newsletter Highlights
The piece previews editorial and feature items across pages 14 to 27. It notes cartoons with Mr Magoo, a Chamber of Commerce appeal on page 26, Jim Bishop on Napoleon’s Retreat, and a Parade Magazine college study of 13,000 students.
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Jaz
Napoleon
Jim Bishop
Parade
Daily Newspaper Index Listing Sections by Page
A reader sees the day's index listing sections such as Amusements Around the Maz a Classifieds Editorial Features and Sports across pages 1B 29 30 38 14 10 24 1 0 26 27 24 25 21 23 19 and a bridge column Goren on Bridge on page 25.
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Sprts
Robbers Steal $70,000 in Liquor Trailer Heist
In New York two men hijacked a liquor cargo valued at seventy thousand dollars from a trailer at a trucking terminal. Brandishing a rifle and shotgun, they locked two guards in a trailer and fled with the trailer containing about one thousand cases of liquor. The truck line involved is Trang American Trucking Co.
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New York
TrangaAmerican Trucking Co
Youths Killed in Wreck Near West De Pere
Three youths died when a car left a straightaway, struck a tree and ripped apart after veering off the road near West De Pere Wisconsin. The sheriff reported the vehicle tore off the road, tumbled, and crashed into a tree, tearing the car nearly in half.
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Inipaet
Bandits Take Buck Fleming's Cash in Grocery Safe Theft
Three armed men forced Buck Fleming, grocery manager, to open the store safe and hand over cash. They then returned him to his home before fleeing. AMARILLO Texas. UP I reported the incident with few additional details.
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Amarillo, Tex
UPI
Buck Fleming
U.S. Library Reopened After Mob Attack in Jakarta
The American cultural center and its library in Jakarta reopened after an Indonesian mob stoned and sacked the facility in protest of U.S. action in the Congo. Workers replaced broken windows and shelved books, with about 25 percent of the 15,000 volumes destroyed.
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Indonesia
American Cultural Center
U.S
Congo
Six Drowned in Escape Attempt at Macao Colony
MACAO AP seven persons attempted to swim from Communist China to this Portuguese colony today. six drowned in the attempt and one survivor, a 16 year old boy, was reported improving at a local hospital.
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Commuist Chita
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