Elizabeth Taylor Visits Moscow for Film Festival
Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Moscow with Eddie Fisher and entourage to attend the Russian International Film Festival. She expressed a wish to meet Yuri Gagarin upon his return from London and meet Mrs. Khrushchev, noting the chance to meet both the cosmonaut and premier.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Moscow
Yuri
UPI
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Miss Taylor
Gagarin
London
Judge Ousts Union Moves On Injunction
A federal judge in New York rejected MEBA and Seafarers International bids to modify the Taft Hartley injunction arresting the National Maritime strike for 9 days. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled the unions failed to prove they should be freed from the injunction and said appeals to a higher court are possible.
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New York
UPI
Taft-Hartley
Sylvester J. Ryan
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Seafarers International
Lee Pressman
MEBA
Kennedy
IBM Unveils Information Retrieval Machine in New York
IBM introduces a new information retrieval computer capable of storing up to 99 million microfilmed papers and automatically ending each in moments, officials say, in New York.
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New York
UPI
International Business Machine Corp
IBM
Glaucoma Causes Blindness in New York Yearly
New York doctors report glaucoma causes the blindness of about 3400 people each year in the city. The condition affects many adults, with detected cases rising as awareness improves.
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New York
Parolee McClain Nabbed After Car Theft Attempt
Police arrested McClain, a California parolee, after he stole a car with keys inside. He sped up to 110 mph before running out of gas at Knightstown and walking along US 40 where officers picked him up.
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Knightstown
McClain
California
West Berlin Crisis Deepens Over German Peace Talks
The memorandum urged the Soviet Union to permit German self determination and open peace negotiations with a united Germany. Chancellor Adenauer remained in West Berlin to show unity as Khrushchev threatened a separate East German treaty, risking Allied access to the city.
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Soviet Socialist Republics
Adenauer
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Ger
Surviving Crew and Passengers Escape as Flight Difts
Dr Earl Guyer of Fort Lyons and his family were among 16 passengers trapped in the forward compartment and killed. More than 50 passengers were hospitalized after the incident. 35 remained in hospitals on Wednesday, with none in critical condition. The seven crew members escaped injury.
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Earl Guyer
Fort Lyons
Cole
Te Veterans Administration
Nancy
Cindy
Ann
Jill
Newton Square
Grange Supports Act in Principle Aims for Amendments
Herschel D. Newsom leader of the National Grange said the 1961 Agriculture Act should be amended to emphasize market regulation over production control while maintaining overall support. He spoke at Purdue during the Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association conference. Also honored were several teachers with 25 and 30 years of service including E A Lambert and Alvin W Clark.
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Lafayette
Ind
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Congress
Newsom
Bartholomew County
Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
Purdue University
Grange
Harold Taylor
Indiana
E. A. Lambert
Attica
Charles D. Lash
Brook
R. C. Lorton
Royal Center
Charles A. Vanloo
Brookville
Alvin W. Clark
North Liberty
Melvin L. Stevens
Winamac
Pakistan leader Ayub warns US over aid policy
Ayub Khan urged the United States to avoid actions worsening Pakistan's security as Congress debated a Mutual Security Act amendment. Pakistan fears arms to neutral nations could aid India, while Kennedy signaled aid was for African states. Indian sources say New Delhi has not sought US military help or missiles.
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Tan
Ayub
Pakistan
United States
U.S
India
Kennedy
Discoverer VIII satellite sets new orbital records for United States
The Air Force reported Discoverer VIII carried the heaviest launch weight yet for a US earth satellite and achieved the farthest apogee at about 1 000 miles. After launch the engine briefly restarted on its first Africa pass and the orbit became circular. The craft likely overflew Russia every three days.
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United States
U. S
Air Force
Earth
Africa
Russia
Soviet Union
Midas
Cape Canaveral
Tragedy Strikes Barn Near Clinton After Lightning
A lightning strike killed three white and five Black tenants at a tobacco farm three miles south of Clinton. Victims included Oscar Lee Cottle and wife Annette, tenant operators, neighbor William Keel, and Clinton residents Mary Morrisey Joyce Ann Mathis Ladie Mathis Earl Bell and Samuel Newkirk. Chief Deputy Warren said the event felt closer to home and Dr. Peak noted many appeared not dead. The barn suffered little damage beyond a door knocked from its hinges.
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John E. Warren
Sampson Sheriff's Department
L. C. Peak
Daughtry
Oscar Lee Cottle
Annette
Rufus Bryant
Clinton
William Keel
Mary Morrisey
Joyce
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Calif
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Columbus Ave
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Mr. Toni
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