Kennedy recalls Ambassador Thompson from Moscow
President Kennedy summoned Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson home from Moscow for consultation on Soviet relations and said Thompson will return to Moscow afterward. Press Secretary Salinger noted Thompson will hold the Moscow post for an indefinite period and that the trip aimed to observe the Soviet scene.
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Chimp Astronaut Trials For Human Space Flight
A trained chimpanzee rode a one ton capsule aboard a Redstone rocket on a Atlantic flight over 420 miles. The craft overshot its target by 130 miles but the animal was alive and sighted after the water landing as recovery ships moved in. NASA aims to learn how a human body endures rocket flight and weightlessness in preparation for manned space missions.
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Kennedy Faces First Major Test In House
President Kennedy, just 11 days in office, confronted a House vote with uncertain support. Observers warned his prestige at home and abroad could be at stake depending on the outcome.
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UPI
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Recife Sees Santa Maria Passengers in Limbo as Talks Fail
Rebel leader Henrique Galvao and Rear Admiral Allen Smyth Jr. failed to agree on landing the 620 passengers from the hijacked liner Santa Maria in Recife Brazil. Navy officials planned possible sea transfer if port docking proved unsafe. The standoff followed more than three hours of negotiations aboard the Gearing near the Atlantic, with Galvao insisting the ship dock and the president permitting it.
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Weather and naval tensions in Brazil during transition
Cloudy with light snow and small temperature changes forecast. High 23 to 28, low 15, record shows Monday’s range 5 to 20. Brazil faces conflicting statements as Galvao's ship Santa Maria risks impounding. naval spokesmen warn action if it enters Brazilian waters. Foreign Minister designate Arinos vows treaty respect, while Janio Quadros stays silent before noon inauguration.
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Man hurls boy from hotel roof in fatal plunge
Barry Raleigh, 17, told police he held 8-year-old Christopher Mayfield over a five story hotel roof to frighten him, then let go. The boy fell to the sidewalk as mother and patrons rushed out. Christopher’s 5-year-old brother tried to catch him but could not. Mayfield wept for his late infant daughter before collapsing.
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Christopher Mayfield
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Dorothy Thompson Dies In Spain
Dorothy Thompson, 66, American correspondent and columnist, died of a heart attack in a Lisbon hotel where she was staying with her daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. The noted writer, a Syracuse University graduate, had been admitted to the British Hospital after New Year’s Day for treatment.
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Fate of six Americans up to Castro in Cuba
In Havana a revolutionary tribunal considers the fate of six Americans presumed to have joined anti-C Castro forces. The five man military court and high command hear the case of Ricardo and Rigoberto Izquierdo Aleman, accused of betraying secrets to a former U.S. Embassy lawyer. The defendants deny the charges as prosecutors seek death.
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UPI
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Cuba
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U.S
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Notable plea change in Steubenville kidnapping case
Pittsburgh bulletin reports Anthony Pibbuto and Peter Rizzo, both from New York, pleaded guilty to kidnapping a Steubenville Ohio doctor. They were sentenced in federal court to unspecified, definite terms in prison.
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New York
Steubenville
Ohio
Leadership Needed Cited At Firelands Area Council Meeting
Scouters at the annual Firelands Area Council meeting stress trained leadership as essential for progression. Elyria police chief submits the annual report highlighting ongoing improvements and public safety focus.
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