Suspect Held In Premier Slaying In Jordan
Investigators say two missing press messengers who fled to Syria planted the bombs that killed Prime Minister Hazza Majali. One suspect is in custody while another messenger, Kamal Shammout, 22, formerly with Egypt's Middle East News Agency, disappeared before the blasts. A special committee probes the attack that wounded 41, as King Hussein forms a new government and curfew ends.
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Syria
Hazza Majali
Kamal Shammout
Egypt
Middle East
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic of
Hussein
Majali
Bahjat el Talhouni
Talhouni
Lman
Damage suits allege false arrest by Gallia and Meigs officials
Leo V. Savage of Gallipolis filed two damages actions in Gallia County Common Pleas seeking 52750 total. The first suit, for 2650, names Gar land Nibert Jr. and Bennie H. Pennington as Gallipolis City Police officers accused of arresting Savage without a warrant for a misdemeanor and fraudulently obtaining two dollars. The second suit, for 50100, names Meigs County officials Henry Werry chief of the emergency squad R E Grindley clerk Meigs County Court Robert Hartenbach sheriff and Howard Frank deputy sheriff alleging false arrest in Meigs County.
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Gallipolis
Leo V. Savage
Hedgewood Dr
Gallia County
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Henry Werry
R E. Grindley
Robert Hartenbach
Meigs
Howard Frank
Racial violence erupts across Dixie with fires and shootings
Across Jacksonville Florida and Buford Georgia violent clashes flared as police powers remained in effect. A Jacksonville car carrying two Negroes crashed after police opened fire. a man died and Willie Green 44 said he did not know the dead. In Buford a night of rock throwing left dozens of white youths and an equal number of Negroes detained. The week coincides with court orders on school integration in New Orleans and Delaware.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Buford
Atlanta
New Orleans
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Delaware
Willie Green
Green
Haydon Burns
Burns
Georgia
Nixon Hospitalized With Knee Infection During Campaign
Vice President Richard Nixon is hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a knee infection after injuring it on a campaign trip. Doctors call the organism hemolytic staphylococcus aureus and say the knee is protected, though a joint involvement could risk other organs.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Greensboro
N. C
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
UN planned control of Kamina base in Katanga
ELISABETHVILLE Congo P N troops planned to take over Belgium’s Kamina base in Katanga to bar Lumumba's forces. Several hundred Belgian maintenance men stay to remove equipment as UN officials restrict base use to UN troops only.
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Congo
U. N
Belgium
Kamina
Katanga
Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Patrice Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Kasai
Pascual Ngalula
Baluba
Bakwanga
Leopoldville
Lumumba
Tshombe
Kaniama
Nea
Honest strangers rescue traveler in hotel mix up
IT'S NOT SUCH A BAD WORLD Some Honest People Left Oakland Calif a barber named Maxim Radin 79 who saved $15 000 planned to sail to Yugoslavia with his money in a linen valise. He forgot the hotel name and spent two days wandering New York before the luggage was found and returned by two Winnetka boys. Radin resolved to start over.
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Oakland
Calif
New York
Maxim Radin
California
Yugoslavia
Radin
Ashley
Michael Funk
James Lebodie
Winnetka
Ill
Fidel Castros rally call against OAS Costa Rica decision
Fidel Castro denounced the Costa Rica meeting and the OAS in a three hour speech in Havana. He affirmed Cuba's ties with the Soviet Union and called for a mass rally to respond to the Declaration of San Jose. He mocked alleged U S intervention and warned of crises for Latin American signatories.
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Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
San Jose
United States
Castro
America
OAS
Costa Rica
Latin America
Americas
Pentagon
Detectors Probed Over NSA Defection Case
Rep John McCormack says two missing NSA employees Bernon F Mitchell and William N Martin allegedly took valuable cryptographic information to the Soviet Union. He urges the House Un American Activities Committee to investigate their June disappearance and treatment of the breach.
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Washington
National Security Agency
Soviet Union
John W. N.cCormack
Massachusetts
House
McCormack
Francis E. Walter
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Bernon F. Mitchell
William N. Martin
Echo I Satellite Passes Over Area Tonight
Southeastern Ohioans can view Echo I satellite three times this evening at 7 41 p m 9 46 p m and 11 53 p m The craft will travel 65 degrees above the horizon on all passes with varying directions north northeast north southeast and will pass almost overhead near 11 53 p m.
Haines Reports Severe Understaffing at Gallipolis Ward
Dr. Robert A. Haines, director of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction, said he will inform Gov DiSalle that the Gallipolis State Institution ward, where two teenagers killed three patients, was badly understaffed.
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Columbus
Robert A. Haines
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Michael V. DiSalle
Gallipolis State Institute
Await School Order Delays Integration in New Orleans
A federal judge weighs a request by the Orleans Parish School Board to delay his orders to integrate first grade classes in New Orleans public schools. The tense city awaits the judge's decision.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Paderewski Day Set in New York for Centenary
Albany announces Ignace Jan Paderewski Day on November 6 to honor the Polish statesman and pianist marking the 100th birthday anniversary.
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Albany
N. Y
Ignance Jan Paderewski
New York
Senators Seek Breakthrough on Wage Bill and Aid
Conferees from Senate and House aimed to resume talks on a minimum wage bill amid gridlock. The Senate voted 56 to 31 to restore 190 million of a 265 million foreign aid cut, prompting House options to accept, send to conference, or refer to its Appropriations Committee. Some predict adjournment late week. others fear messages could delay final session.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Congress
German Lass Sweeps Olympic Dive Events
Ingrid Kramer of Germany swept the women's diving events at the Olympics defeating America's Paula Jean Pope of Santa Ana California to claim top finishes.
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Germany
Ingrid Kramer
America
Paula Jean Pope
Santa Ana
Calif
Train Walkout Ends Prompting Traffic Resumption
An overnight walkout by about 600 New York Central railroad workers ended this morning, enabling direct main line passenger and freight trains between Chicago and New York to resume. NYC rerouted mainline passenger trains via Michigan Central through Detroit, while Chicago to Toledo trains and most freight traffic remained blocked. The strike started late Monday in protest of an Elkhart brakeman's firing.
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Ind
New York Central
Chicago
New York
NYC
Michigan Central
Detroit
Chicago-Toledo
Khrushchev hints Kurile return if Japan shifts alliance
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev floated returning the southern Kurile Islands to Japan if Tokyo breaks its alliance with the United States and becomes a truly neutral nation.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kurile Islands
Japan
United States
Twining Retires as Joint Chiefs Chairman September 30
General Nathan F. Twining will retire from his position as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, with the retirement effective date set for September 30. The announcement confirms Twining will step down after a long career in military leadership.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Federal Pay Jump Surges Beyond Billion Monthly
Washington reports civilian pay rose by 3 million dollars in the latest period ending June 30, pushing total government civilian expenditures above a billion dollars monthly.
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Washington
Newman Club opens five-day meet in Cleveland
The National Newman Club Federation opened a five day meeting in Cleveland with about 1000 young Catholic leaders and chaplains in attendance.
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Newmans
Cleveland
The
Ntional Newman Club Federatio
SAC at Clinton Clinton County base begins 24 hour ops
The Strategic Air Command started 24 hour operations at Clinton County Air Force Base in Wilmington Ohio. This move expands around the clock readiness and support for strategic air missions at the facility.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Strategic Air Comma
Clinton County Air Force Base
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