Elizabeth Taylor Says Jewelry Stolen From Hotel Suite
Dublin report says actress Elizabeth Taylor reported a theft of about 50 000 dollars worth of jewelry from her hotel suite where her boxes were kept in a wardrobe at the hotel. She noted the burglary occurred while she was in Paris and that the thief knew the pieces. Burton was with her at the time.
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Dublin
UPL
Actres
Elizabeth Taylor
Jet
Migs Taylor
Paris
Richard Burton
British patrol clashes with Indonesian guerrillas on border
A small British army patrol clashed yesterday with Indonesian guerrillas near Kuching Sarawak. Two British soldiers were reported missing as Indonesian fighters withdrew across the border following the engagement.
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Kuching
Sarawak
Prince Philip Visits Dyak Tribesmen in Sarawak
England's Prince Philip arrives in Kuching on a private visit to Commonwealth forces in the Far East. He will travel to Sibu for a ceremonial welcome by Dyak tribesmen and meet local officials during the goodwill tour.
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Kuciing
England
Prince Philip
Far East
Kuching
Sibu
South Korea Frees Prisoners in 46th Uprising Amnesty
The South Korean government freed 784 prisoners from 20 prisons to commemorate the 46th anniversary of the 1919 Korean uprising against Japanese rule.
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Seoul
South Korea
Two From L.A. Die In Crash In La Porte Texas
A San Antonio oilman and a former Frost Bros fashion coordinator died Sunday night in a head on two car crash in La Porte southeast of Houston. Three others were critically injured including a San Antonio attorney. Walter Tynan Jr. 29 and Miss Iarriotte Boardman 46 were pronounced dead at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital at 8 40 pm. Baytown. Injured were John Sr Copeland 48 Baytown Nosyland 40 and Barbara Clements 32 Houston. Tyan son Walter Tynan Sr former state senator died January 20. Funeral and memorial details follow.
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San_Antonio
Frost Bros
la Porte
Houston
San Antonio
Walter Tynan Jr
W. Hollywood
Iarriotte Boardman
W. Summit
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
William ‘Nosyland
Corona
Barbara Ive Clements
John Sr
Copeland
LaMarque
Tyan
Walter Tynan Sr
Ponler Loring Mortuary
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
San Fernando
Louise Boardman
David Kelly
Riche Funeral Home
Duke of Windsor Pronounced Satisfactory After Eye Operation
The Duke of Windsor, who had an eye operation last Friday, was pronounced in satisfactory condition on Sunday at a London clinic.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Bride and groom wed after fainting at altar in Texas
ALICE Tex AP Os M Reynolds and his bride Lucile Martinez were married yesterday at Sir Josephs Catholic Church in Alice. The bridegroom fainted at the altar and was revived by friends before the ceremony continued and they were pronounced husband and wife.
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Alice, Tex
Road Crash Fatal to Six Near Salem Illinois
Six persons died in a two car collision on Illinois 37 about four miles north of Salem. One man was critically injured. Victims' identities were not immediately learned.
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Salem
UPD
Illinois
Here
The Editor Recommends Who Was Tan Fleming
The article hints at Tan Fleming the novelist connected to Agent 007 Gridfinger and a new industry. It mentions Hearst Headliner John G. Mitchell’s second article on Page 6 for personal insight into Fleming.
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Tan Fleming
Are Fleming
Hearst
John G. Mitchell
Daily paper index and page listings
The index lists sections and page numbers for today’s edition including Amusements on 14, Around the Plaza on 13, Classifieds on 19 and 23 to 25, Comics on 11, 14, 22, puzzles on 22, Death Notices on 29, Editorial on 24, Features on 27, Financial on 19, Goren on Hridge on 14, Quickin Quiz on 21, Reading Shortcuts on 27, Society on 21 to 25, Sports on 10 to 12 and TV Logs on 18.
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Financial
Goren
Hridge
Society
Air strikes halted after deadly Viet Cong error near Saigon
In the Mekong Delta a joint U.S. and Vietnamese offense continued with helicopter support. An air strike mis fired killing four South Vietnamese soldiers and wounding six, prompting a temporary halt. Ground advisers and pilots said the three minute call in system caused the mistake. Two battalions were airlifted in, marking a major lift of the war. Viet Cong forces remained active with heavy mortar fire, while coastal units and planes reported possible camouflaged munitions boats.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Pon Halson
U.S
Saigo
Ross
Air Florce Skyraiders
North Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Kien Hoa
Sai‘gon
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures ahead
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with a chance of showers and thundershowers on Monday. Cooler turning tonight with northerly winds 8 to 18 miles per hour. Highs near 80 Tuesday after overnight low around 40. Sunday’s high 73, early Monday low around 40.
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Bexor
Agen-Land
Zadda
Zadda Is Ralu, Followed By Cooler To About 43, Dnisd - Bes ! ' R Fray Herpnaey
Goa
Weather Forecast Amid Mixed Rain Outlook
Forecaster predicts a mixed rain pattern with showers and thundershowers, cooler air moving in from the north, and overnight lows around the mid forties to mid fifties. Expect showers mainly on Thursday with a high near the upper seventies earlier in the week.
Wife Defies Ban Marines Invaded Okinawa Card
Mrs Reich of San Diego defies a March 13 deadline to leave Okinawa where her husband Maj Gen William Collins commands the 3rd Marine Division. She arrived on a tourist visa with her son and fights immigration and Ryukyuan authorities over sponsorship rules claiming harassment and illegality.
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NAA
Okinawa
Nathaniel M. Releh
San Diego
U.S
Reich
Maj
Reieh
Naha
Horthern Guerrila
Stelch
Corps
Gen. Collins
Immigration Bureau
Iio
William R. Collins
Spon
Howard B. Mc
Mail Cover Names Secret in Congressional Clash
Washington AP report details Postmaster General Gro phouski's refusal to disclose the names of individuals subject to mail covers over the past two years. He warns that releasing 24,000 names could taint investigations and harm reputations. Senate inquiry probes privacy abuses by federal agencies. In other unrelated notes, Cardinal Meyer of Chicago shows a facial limp and foot pain after a nurse’s examination.
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Washington
John A. Grophouski
Congress
Edward V. Long
Dmo
Senate
Long
Post Office Department
Ten Feet of Snow Paralyzes Polish Villages
Warsaw reports blizzards bury hundreds of Polish villages under as much as ten feet of snow. Roads are blocked and communities face isolation as the severe winter continues nationwide. Local radio stations cautioned residents and urged travelers to stay off exposed routes.
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Warsaw
UPI
Warsaw Radio Saidoday
Cardinal Slightly Better After Montreal Blast
CHICAGO AP Albert Cardinal Meyer shows signs of improvement after emergency operations for blast injuries in Montreal. The explosion wrecked a two unit building, with six to twenty dead and about 30 missing as frantic searches continued among rubble.
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Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Montreal
Montreal Star
Sted
Country Singer Faces DWI Count
Nashville AP reports country music star Red Foley was charged with driving while intoxicated after Patrolman Robert Graves pulled him over for speeding at 80 mph.
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Faces Dwi Count
Nashville
Red Foley
Robert Graves
Light tremors rattle Nicaragua no casualties reported
MANAGUA Nicaragua AP reports light earth tremors felt in the capital with no casualties or damage. Nearby updates note a 3 below reading in New York and a brief weather note from Glasgow Montana.
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Managua
Nicaragua
New York
Apt
U. S
Glasgow
Mont
Supreme Court strikes down Texas military voting rule
The Supreme Court nullified a Texas constitutional provision barring service members from voting in any state where they do not reside at induction. Justice Potter Stewart wrote the majority opinion, ruling the rule violated the Fifteenth Amendment. The case arose from Army Sgt. Merbert Carrington, a resident of El Paso, who could not vote in Texas or Alabama due to military service.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Army
Merbert N. Carrington
EL Paso
Bessemer
Ala
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Warren
Carrington
Texas Supreme Court
Unter
Equal Protection
Ines
Alabama
Stewart
Iron
Gay
Ellis Arnall
Georgia General Assembly
Armill
Pending San Antonio soldier vote case before Supreme Court
Arthur Gochman the attorney who filed the litigation said the case against Hidalgo County Tax Collector Charles G. Davis involves Lt. David Sneary and Sgt. Hon. Mabry over poll taxes for local elections. The suit, filed after Hidalgo County refused to validly collect poll taxes, proceeds as part of the ongoing dispute.
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San Antonio
U. S. Supreme Court
Arthur Gochman
Atrorney
Gochman
Charles G. Davis
David Sneary
Mird Mabry
Hidal
Sneary-Mabry
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Liz
L.A
Nguyen Khanh
Rome
Khanh
Hong Kong
U.N
Bride
New Delhi
India
Mao Tae-lung
Wo Chi Binh
Lester Coleman
Jim Bishop
Today's Index
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Vio Viet
Maxwell Taylor
Jistens
B. J. Conk
Hawk
da Nang
S. Viet Nam
Taylor
J. L.phockmoorton
Viet Nam
Mail
John Keeley
Keeley
Cardinal Meyer
Eayuean
Poland
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