Kennedy Aims to reassure West Germans in Bonn visit
Attorney General Robert Kennedy arrived with Ethel and Edward Kennedy in Bonn for talks with Chancellor Adenauer. Kennedy voiced confidence that “we shall prevail” as crowds cheered in freezing weather. The party met with officials and attended lunch at the chancellery after visiting the U.S. Embassy.
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Mystery surrounds Fidel Castros unexplained absence
Cuban public speculates about Fidel Castro after a two week disappearance with no appearance at a Friday theater event despite ads. He last appeared February 12 at the National Circus opening with Francisco Juliao while ministers named Carlos Rafael Rodriguez to head the National Institute of Educational Reform.
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Khrushchev Eyes Geneva Summit Push After Letter
Moscow reports Khrushchev may press Kennedy for a neutralist heads of state summit in Geneva next month. The premier’s second letter to Kennedy was rejected, and Kennedy’s reply is awaited. A decision on neutral leaders attending hinges on salvageable neutral participation.
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Fatal suction pull kills B 52 commander over Greenland
Maj Earl L Caril of Buffalo New York was killed when the navigator's escape hatch on the B 52 jet bomber he commanded opened at 31 000 feet over Baffin Bay near Thule Greenland. The eight jet bomber had departed Westover AFB Massachusetts on a training mission and the copilot William E Gilchrist Circulated the airfield burning fuel for three and a half hours to land.
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Father Shoots Runaway Son in Tucson
An armed 15 year old relay runner was shot. The youth was identified and admitted to hospital following the incident in Tucson.
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New Building Planned Here in Scottsdale Retail Office Block
Gerber Smith Investment Company Inc Chicago based real estate firm advances Scottsdale project to construct a two story exclusive retail store and office building. Planned site on Craftsman Court in the Fifth Avenue shopping district near Scottsdale Road and Lloyd Kiva's specialty shop.
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Water Suit Is Scored By Phoenix Official
Phoenix City Attorney John R. Franks criticized Scottsdale’s water suit as not solving the dispute over water lines and ownership. He said the case is vague and indefinite and that the quarrel is with the theory rather than the Scottsdale attorney Mark Wilmer.
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Street Fights In Dominica Resumed in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo, street clashes flared as anti-Communist groups clashed with leftists amid the government’s banishment decree. A truck was attacked, youths on rooftops fired slogans, and two youths were arrested after a knife threat. Police said the attackers were not all police or government supporters.
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Algiers Terror Attacks Escalate Amid Security Clampdown
In Bab-EI district Algiers, terrorists killed at least 15 people in a 10 minute burst as French security forces sealed off areas with armored vehicles. The toll nationwide rose to 1 067 dead and 1 798 wounded as talks began between Jean Morin and Algerian officials to end the war.
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