False missile warnings from Green River radar traced
UPI reports the Defense Department says false alerts from the BMEWS radar system were common over five months but most were eliminated by February 1961. The notice details a November 1960 false signal near Colorado Springs and notes refinements after initial faults. The report accompanies military program progress and crop data for 1961.
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America
Greenland
Defense Department
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Kidnap Case Under FBI Review Near Waterloo
FBI agents investigate a pair of carjackings with an all-points bulletin issued for two abductors. A young airman is at the center of the case as authorities pursue leads and check possible sightings in the Waterloo area.
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Tucson
UPI
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E A. Soeber
Waterloo
Love
GOP Expansion In South Told
UPI reports Senator John Tower of Texas says the Republican party is rapidly expanding in the South. He cites open shop laws and weak union sentiment as factors and notes discontent with the United Nations and federal income tax. Tower criticizes the John Birch Society as largely ineffectual.
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UPI
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Texas
Barry Goldmake
Tower
Lew. Davis
South
Produc Tower
United Nations
John Birch Society
Winter Fete At Flacstaff Snow Sculptures On Campus Parade
A public display showcases snow sculptures of varying sizes with color sprays to enhance realism. Visitors on campus can view entire igloo and polar bear exhibits, along with a state outline replica, as part of the winter fete event.
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Jack
USC
8000 Mile Slice Of Earth Under Darkness Of Eclipse
UPI reports a total solar eclipse darkened an 8000 mile wide path as the moon blocked the sun for 2 minutes and 45 seconds. Astronomers from the United States Japan and Australia observed with nearly one million dollars in gear on a beach site noted for a World War II landing. The corona was visible and scientists called the event magnificent though cloud cover briefly marred the view.
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Australian New Guinea
Richard Dunn
Sacramento Peak Observatory
New Mexico
Seven Killed in Plane Crash Reported Across US
A multi state crash killed seven people including Capt. David Orphy of Bloomfield Nebraska and pilot Thomas D. Carter of Helena, Wisconsin. Crew member Robert H. Sanford listed from Gancas NG. Additional details about passengers and affiliations unclear.
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Thomas D. Carter
Helena
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Gancas
Senate to Vote on College Aid Amid Controversy
In Washington the Senate begins hearings on charges of collusion fraud and conspiracy linked to college aid funds. Ranking GOP subcommittee member William Cramer accuses Chairman John A. Neveenet of undermining the investigation.
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GOP
Wiliam Cramer
Florida
John A. Jie
Neveenet
Ene
Lunar Year Began in Taipei Amid Celebrations
In Taipei Formosa residents welcomed the Lunar New Year with festive events and greetings marking the start of the Year of the.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Sharp midwest cold snaps blot warm spell with blizzards
A severe cold wave sweeps across the Midwest and Plains from Montana to the Atlantic coast. Temperatures plunge up to 50 degrees with 60 mph winds and blizzard conditions in Minnesota and Nebraska. Lt Governor Karl Rolvasg and party are stranded in Detroit Lakes during a political rally. Midwest towns report dramatic swings from 70 degree warmth to single digits within hours.
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Great Lakes
Great Plains
Nebraska
Omaha
Minnesota
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Nevada Divorces and Notable Movements in Frank Nevada Courts
The article traces Nevada divorce actions involving celebrities and socialites. It notes Ritaworth and Miss H ss Hay linked to cases, mentions Aly Khan and Rockefeller connections, and describes strategies to avoid publicity by seeking decrees in Reno Las Vegas Winnemucca and other Nevada towns.
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Hepa
H Ss Hay
Nevada
Prince Aly Khan
Rockefeller
Reno
Woodburs
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Las Vegas
Whitney
Winnemucca
Rome Columnist to Attend Meet in Phoenix
Sam Steinman, a Roma Daily American columnist, will address Sigma Delta Chi at a dinner meeting at HiWay House in Phoenix. He has nine years with Rome paper and has served as a correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune and National?ting Company. Six new members will be initiated and wives and guests may attend.
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Roma Daily American
Sigma Delta Chi
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Rome
New Ae Herald Tribune
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