All-Women Jury Finishes Chicago Police Scandal
An all-woman jury found seven ex policemen guilty of conspiracy to burglary and to receive stolen property in a Summerdale district case. Sentences ranged from one to five years with fines of 500 dollars for two defendants. The jury foreman said there was no doubt of guilt.
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Berlin crisis deepens as Soviet note alleges U S spies
Soviet note on Berlin studied in Washington accuses the United States of airlifting espionage agents into Berlin. Western diplomats see the document as highlighting access to Berlin and possible Soviet border measures, while Vice President Johnson urges stronger U S forces and equipment in West Berlin. The tally of American troops in Berlin stands near 6,500 after a recent increment.
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Guard Units May Be Put Into Service
Washington indicates the Army will begin bringing into federal service by October some of 37 National Guard units alerted for callup. The law allows temporary training assignments for reservists before a unit goes into federal service under federal control.
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Fire Halts Flights at Gander Airport
Smoke from smouldering forest fires delayed operations at Gander International Airport as rain showers ended the immediate fire threat. Airport officials reported relief as conditions improved and flights resumed cautiously.
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Cuba Says Peace Talks Feeler Failed
Fidel Castro's regime admitted sending a peace feeler to President Kennedy that was brushed off by the White House. Ernesto Guevara said he told Richard Goodwin Cuba is ready to talk while stressing its socialist system remains intact.
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Foreigners barred from leaving East Berlin and East Germany
A new Communist travel restriction blocks departure of foreigners living in East Germany and East Berlin. Spokesmen say exit visas are denied. the measure, described as temporary, affects about 800 Western nationals including Dutch, Swedes, British, Belgians, Danes and Norwegians, many elderly. Western governments lack diplomatic representation in East Germany.
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Talks On Channel Tie To Continent Fixed
London and Paris announced plans to start official discussions on a fixed link across the Channel between Calais and Dover. The proposal envisions a tunnel or bridge linking Britain and France, a project debated for two centuries and now moving toward construction.
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New Protest of Navy Base at Guantanamo in UN debate
In New York Cuba plans to use the U N General Assembly to attack the continued presence of the Guantanamo naval base and other U S bases in Latin America. Cuban delegate Mario Garcia Inchauste gui will argue the bases threaten Fidel Castro's regime. The Soviets had earlier linked bases to world peace concerns and urged liquidation of the U S base network.
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Rebels suffer heavy losses in South Viet Nam fighting
A government release reports forty four Communist rebels killed, an unknown number wounded, and 24 prisoners taken in recent clashes in South Viet Nam.
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Ranger I Not Failure As First Thought
CAPE CANAVERAL Fia Scientists counted some dividends from Ranger I satellite though it did not probe space as planned. The Ranger separated from the Agena space platform after a parking orbit but Agena fired briefly and failed to reach the speed needed. Telemetry shows Ranger I’s attitude stabilization system performed perfectly, a key finding for future space vehicles.
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West Berlin Job Gap Grows As East Crossers Seek Western Pay
About 12,500 West Berliners earned from East Berlin two weeks ago, now 1500 to 2000 more work in the West after red barricades. Daily commuters still cross without passes, facing only identity checks and extra transfers. East German leaders invite Westerners to move there, but none have yet.
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UN Will Step In If Berlin Threatens Peace
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said the United Nations is an interested party in the Berlin problem and may voice concern if the situation becomes a threat to peace. He stressed the UN cannot yet be a focal point in solving the issue and emphasized balance between big power interests and world community rights.
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Pilot Roy Robinson Pleads Not Guilty in Bolivia
William Roy Robinson of Miami Florida 41 the pilot of a cargo Constellation aircraft pleaded not guilty to smuggling and homicide charges in Santa Cruz Bolivia. He was held for further investigation along with four crew members after Bolivian fighters forced the landing following a collision that killed a Bolivian pilot.
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Washington starts first food rationing plan registration
Washington becomes the first state to initiate a food rationing program for a national emergency. About 750000 households are expected to register the week of November 6, following an order from Gov. Albert Rosellini.
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Antitrust Suit Filed Against Four CO2 Firms
The government filed a civil antitrust suit in U.S. District Court Wednesday against four corporations General Corp Air Reduction Co Chemetron Corp for alleged price fixing in carbon dioxide production.
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Name To Remain Washington White House Name
The House Interior Committee decided on Wednesday to keep the presidential residence named the White House. Members argued the familiar title preserves tradition and clarity for the public and government records.
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Athens, OU Tell Story in 60 Page Messenger
The Athens Daily Messenger announces a 60 page Sunday edition expanding beyond the regular newspaper. Introduced last year as the College Edition the enterprise proved popular with sellout demand and continues to attract requests for copies.
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Peace Corps Faces Senate Test Over Funding
President Kennedy’s Peace Corps bill faces a Senate vote with a potential $15 million funding cut from $40 million to $25 million. Sen. Dirksen expects reduced outlay while Sen. Humphrey predicts passage in the Senate but House trouble. Fulbright warns about discipline and control concerns over volunteers as the program would become permanent.
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Illinois
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Mirnesota
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Mediators Enter Fourth Month of Straitsville Brick Strike
Representatives of management and the union of Straitsville Brick Co. plan to meet Friday at the federal mediation service to push talks toward settlement of a four month old strike. The dispute concerns wage and benefit concessions, with both sides seeking a path to restart production at the Straitsville plant.
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Big Three Stand Firm Against UAW
Detroit reports General Motors Ford and Chrysler hold firm on wage and benefit offers to the United Auto Workers as pressure for a new contract mounts. About 500000 workers are covered by expiring contracts next Thursday. UAW targets GM and Ford as likely strike points while a profit sharing proposal is offered. Leonard Woodcock files unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB alleging GM refused price and profit information.
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Weather to influence site choice for space flight center
The Space Agency said weather will be a major factor in selecting a site for its large manned space flight center.
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Banks Cleared Of Neglect In Tower Collapse Trial
At a court martial in Newburgh New York Col William M Banks 4 was found innocent of neglect in the Texas Tower collapse in the Atlantic Ocean incident The finding awaits approval by a board of eight officers The prosecution finished arguments at 930 am and the defense moved to dismiss the charge The tower collapsed during a New Jersey coast storm costing lives
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Texas
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New Jersey
Khrushchev Takes Short Holiday in Sochi
Soviet Premier Khrushchev is spending a brief vacation at a Black Sea coast resort in Sochi, Tass reported today.
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