Planes Chasing Liner Seized in Brazilian Waters
The Santa Maria circling off Brazil awaits terms for landing as Henrique Galvao negotiates with U S authorities. Navy groundings halted tracking flights from Recife, the only base in range for the involved aircraft. Officials expect Galvao to seek immunity in exchange for landing the 620 captives, including several Americans.
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Freed Fliers Return Home After White House Meeting
Air Force Captains Freeman Olmstead and John R. McKone and their wives departed Andrews AFB bound for Forbes AFB to return to Topeka Kansas. The RB47 survivors had coffee with President Kennedy at the White House before leaving and were refused interviews by press secretary Salinger. Meanwhile Oliver Powers, father of Francis Gary Powers, echoed hopes Khrushchev could permit a U.S. return home after a letter from his son.
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Weekend Weather Outlook: Warm Tucson With Snow Elsewhere
The Tucson area will be mostly clear with rising temperatures and sun. Snow and freezing conditions continue in much of the nation, while Mt. Lemmon offers 19 inches of packed snow for skiing and Florida-like weather remains unlikely elsewhere.
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Chimps Prepare for Rocket Flight in Space Trial
Six young chimpanzees undergo final training for a leap on a Redstone mission next week to test reactions to high altitude, acceleration, re entry and weightlessness. Medical teams will pick the best candidate for a two month time to follow with a manned flight.
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Inside the Citizen Pages Portraits and Ethics
George McLeod profiles coaches and ethics on page 2 while page 6 surveys youth careers at Ole Trey and page 9 continues youth topics. The notes indicate feature style pieces reflecting local views and guidance.
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Second cold storm threatens South with ice and death toll
A second cold weather storm dumps up to 10 inches of snow in New Mexico and Texas then moves east. Glaze warnings cover Texas through Mississippi and Tennessee as snow ice and cold claim 58 lives nationwide in four days. Indiana and Connecticut records mark subzero nights as Arctic air grips the Midwest and East.
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Black Flu Kills 935 in Britain But Officials See Limited Threat
Health Ministry reports 935 deaths from the black flu in Britain since November 1. A Port of London officer said precautions prevent flu patients from entering Britain, yet no outbound travel restrictions are planned. He adds New York Port authorities are acting to curb entry of flu cases into the United States.
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JFK Names Murrow to Lead USIA Post
President Kennedy taps Edward R. Murrow to head the U S Information Agency to bolster public diplomacy and Voice of America reach. White House aides note a wider foreign policy meeting with top officials as Russia relations loom. Swing also expected to be reappointed as INS chief after talks with Attorney General Kennedy.
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Wall Collapse Buries Chicago Firemen In Six-Story Factory
A six story factory building collapsed trapping 15 firemen in Chicago. Three bodies recovered, two others reported found, six or more missing, eight rescued and hospitalized. Blaze controlled in about two hours with estimated 500000 dollars damage. Chief Fire Marshal Daly cites multiple buried workers.
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Fallout study chief warns on defense and civil plans
Columbia geochemist Dr. J Laurence Kulp, directing an AEC fallout study, says fallout danger is less than feared but urges civil defense investment and warns against relying on deterrence alone. He imagines a 1500 megaton war’s long term effects on a child in Bombay and argues to rethink national defense.
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Fallout Peak Said Passed On Strontium-90 Fallout
Dr J Soorese Kulp reports that fallout from the 1958 US and USSR tests has saturated the globe with strontium-90. He notes milk is a key exposure route and that levels in bones were highest in children and fetuses, with a global survey of 30 stations tracking persistence.
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Tony
United States
Russia
Snowman the Wolfhound Escapes at Fort Worth Airfield
Fort Worth report says a giant wolfhound named Snowman, worth over 400 dollars, broke from an unload crate at Amon Carter field after a slippery drop. An American Airlines reward of 25 dollars was offered as the dog escaped on sleet soaked ground, pursued by an airline employee on a tractor.
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Death Hinted For 6 Yanks In Cuba
Six Americans accused of trying to join anti Castro rebels faced a military court at La Cabana Fortress Havana. The prosecutor seeks the death penalty based on alleged Florida military training. The men from Massachusetts Alabama South Carolina North Carolina Illinois faced charges of crimes against the state.
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Citizen Charlie Puzzle Jackpot Announcement
Next week's Tucson Daily Citizen will feature a Citizen Charlie puzzle with a $550 jackpot. This week 8,061 entries were received and no winner emerged. The puzzle appears Monday with clues Tuesday and a potential Saturday winner announcement. results on page 44.
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Castro's Butcher Arrested in Deportation Proceedings
Herman Marks, 39, Milwaukee born ex convict nicknamed the Butcher, is in U.S. deportation proceedings after being seized in Manhattan. He is accused of executing Cubans under Fidel Castro and faces expedited hearings. a deportation hearing is set for Monday.
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