Half Starved Man Rescued From Slopes
Edward R. Kaupp of Santa Barbara California was found on Sangay volcano after six days without food. He and companion Frank Rocco of Elwood City Pennsylvania split on January 12 amid sulfur fumes and high altitude. Kaupp was hospitalized in Riobamba as searches continue for missing Rocco and traces on the 17 000 foot peak.
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Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period Ends 4 A.M.
Temperatures and precipitation data from United Press International cover the 24-hour period ending at 4 a.m. Readings detail high and low temperatures and amounts of rainfall or snowfall across monitored locations.
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Violent clashes erupt in Santo Domingo after counter coup
In Santo Domingo mobs looted stores and homes seen as loyal to Trujillo as police arrested 26 rioters. Three houses were looted and one home of former Trujillo aide Jose Jiminez Bala damaged. No casualties were reported amid celebrations downtown over Maj. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria's overthrow. Air force Col. Victor E. Vinas Roman rises to armed forces secretary, and Rafael Bonnelly hails U S recognition of his council of state regime.
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U N Planes Fired Upon In Congo Violence
United Nations jets on a reconnaissance flight in Kongolo Sola area were fired on by Congolese troops believed linked to the massacre of 19 missionaries. Indian Canberra aircraft did not return fire as they reported no signs of life around Sola where 15 priests and nuns were executed by rebel soldiers and a fanatical group.
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Fever Pitch Builds for Parada Del Sol Parade
Scottsdale Jaycees publicity chair Paul Wheeler says the Feb 3 parade will be the longest horse drawn event ever and feature a record celebrity lineup. The Arizona Fifty Years Ago theme includes four bands about two thousand horses and horse drawn vehicles with Entourages Bill Williams Mountain Men and the Hashknife Gang.
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Military News Parley Debates Anti Communist Program
A civilian committee in Washington discussed overhauling the military anti Communist information program. The Senate subcommittee begins a televised inquiry Tuesday into muzzling of military leaders with Adm Arleigh Burke as the first witness. The 13 member panel, led by Karl Bendetsen, will study indoctrination reforms over about six months.
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Gizenga seeks U.N. protection after Stanleyville capture
Congolese Vice Premier An Gizenga arrives in Leopoldville from Stanleyville and requests U.N. guards. He flew on a U.N. C47 to the capital, claiming to be heir to the late Patrice Lumumba. Local troops captured him last Sunday. he was ignored by the central government upon arrival.
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Big 1961 News Came Sudden and Unpredictable
United Press International president Frank H. Bartholomew told the Texas Press Association that most of the decade’s top stories arrived with little warning. He cited Cuban landings, Gagarin’s orbital flight, and a 50 megaton nuclear test as examples. He noted political inaugurations are the only major event reliably anticipated.
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United Press International
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Gagarin
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Nikita Kept Safe From Stalin in Death Plan
The piece argues Nikita Khrushchev seeks to avoid Stalin’s dangerous posthumous legacy. He campaigns vigorously to secure a tomb beside Lenin and to prevent any future de Khrushin g of Stalin’s memory. It portrays a calculated bid for immortality against potential postmortem threats.
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Salt River Project meters compare December totals to 1960 end
The Salt River Project installed 834 new electric meters in December. The year end total reached 114,528 meters, up from 109,006 at the end of 1960, with a year’s net increase of 10,882 meters.
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Ates
Enos the astrochimp suffers hypertension after space flight
LOS ANGELES reports Enos the astrochimp developed high blood pressure from the start of his orbital flight last November. A short circuit caused shocks regardless of button presses and stabilizing jets failed, yet Enos continued to perform trained tasks through exit and re-entry accelerations.
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Ranger 3 Moon Shot Again On Schedule In Doubt
CAPE CANAVERAL NASA revived plans to launch the Ranger 3 spacecraft toward the moon next week after earlier postponement. Officials called the chances slim and remote due to serious fuel-test problems on the Atlas rocket. The timeline also included John Glenn's orbital flight Wednesday and five satellites aboard a Navy rocket Thursday.
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Political Meet Set Thursday in Indianapolis School Road area
Chairman Darrow announces a political meet scheduled for Thursday at 7 80 p.m. in the Preferr ed Secretarial Services Building on Indian School Road.14 have enrolled in the class with room for several more citizens to join.
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Staggs to Lead Arizona Republican Dinner for Goldwater
Ralph E. Staggs of Scottsdale will head the second annual Dinner With Barry fundraiser to support the GOP war chest. The event caps a statewide drive March 23 24 with tickets at 100 each, featuring Senator Barry Goldwater and Governor Paul Fannin, broadcast to northern counties.
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Instant coffee prices rise as demand lags supply
Instant coffee drinkers gain value as capacity outpaces demand with a rash of special prices. Powdered coffee consumption runs 25 percent above 1956 while capacity stands about twice the current sales rate.
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Instant Coffee
New York
UPI
Algiers Strike Raises Tension After Killing of Youth
In Bone, Algerian coast city, Europeans mourn 16 year old Noel Antoine Mel killed by a security officer while posting OAS materials. Protestors strike amid renewed terrorist attacks across Algeria as government says two French divisions will withdraw within 10 days. Death toll rises with at least five more killed and 638 wounded.
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Dutch Sink Indonesian Torpedo Boat Off New Guinea Coast
Dutch forces foiled an Indonesian landing off southwest New Guinea after advance warning allowed concentration of ships. A Neptune bomber tracked the flotilla for 60 miles before fire from two frigates sank the lead torpedo boat, killing about 30 crew including Commodore Sudarso. Fifty survivors were rescued.
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Dutch New Guinea
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Uruguay to Represent at Conference Amid Cuban Debate
It was believed Martinez tendered his resignation after an editorial in the semi official Fl Debate questioned council support. Argentina’s Cuba stance hardened yet stops short of sanctions. Oscar Camilleri, Argentine Undersecretary for Foreign Relations, flew to urge Rusk toward a compromise proposal expelling Cuba from all OAS subsidiary bodies.
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