Tito Heads For Moscow on First Visit in Six Years
Yugoslav leader Tito travels to Moscow for talks with Premier Khrushchev after a brief stay in Budapest. The visit, framed as a vacation, follows tensions with China and rift concerns in world Communist affairs with possible discussions on economics and food shortages in Yugoslavia.
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Pakistan China pact rumors denied by Sandys
London reports quote Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys saying there is nothing to rumors that Pakistan will sign a nonaggression pact with China. He warned the chatter was unwise and noted progress toward settling the Kashmir dispute while stressing he could not speak for India on cease fire terms.
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Santa Cited In Blue Law Enforcement in Ohio Suburbs
The Associated Press reports Sunday enforcement of blue laws in Cincinnati area suburbs with Santa Claus figures cited for Sunday business. Harold Scaulf of Econo-Fair Bridgetown said his store would open next Sunday. Other cited shops included Ontario Department Store and Fame Discount Store in Maple Heights. Columbus, Whitehall, and Reynoldsburg police gathered evidence but cited none. A Cleveland Newspaper Guild meeting sought a new contract with two strike-bound dailies.
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Delinquents Seen as Burden on Soviet Farmers
In Ukraine a Kiev Pravda report details how juvenile delinquents relocated from cities to collective farms strain rural life. Makstroy state farm head Valentin Donskoy cites drunkenness on pay days and long idleness as harms, while another farm leader laments lack of city solutions for the issue.
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Kennedy to Hear Labor Reports On Two Strikes
President Kennedy will receive reports today from Taft Hartley emergency boards on East Coast dock workers and Lockheed aerospace staff. Union leaders at railroads convene to plan next legal steps amid threatened layoffs, as dockers face a renewed 60 000 member strike before the 80 day injunction expires.
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U S Marshals May Invade Dakota Town
Federal marshals plan a strategy to seize county ASCS records held in Mound City amid local resistance. Townsfolk and farmers fear losing the county seat as records partially relocate to Herreid eight miles away. The clash underscores long standing local tensions and financial stake in the dispute.
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Moran Mobster Ambushed in Chicago Gang Ties
East St Louis report says Virgil Summers 49, a former Bugs Moran gang member, was shot three times early Sunday as he returned to his apartment. Police offer no theory. Summers and Moran had prior fraud and burglary convictions and multiple prison terms.
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Mental Health Director Choice Left To Rhodes
Outgoing Gov DiSalle said he would leave the appointment of a new mental hygiene director to Gov elect Rhodes. Dr Robert A Haines resigned Sept 1 to head state hospitals in Kansas, Assistant Director Robert K Dean became acting head of the department.
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FBI Nabs Bark Robber On Top 10
Federal agents arrest John Kinchloe De Jarnette and Doris Nelson in Hollywood apartment. De Jarnette linked to three bank robberies in Kentucky and Ohio totaling over $98,000. Nelson faces Kentucky charges for fleeing the state to evade narcotics fraud prosecution.
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Frogmen Set Lights On Record Dive Off Catalina Island
In Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, two divers plan a record dive to 1000 feet using a secret breathing gas. Hannes Keller, a Swiss mathematician, previously reached 728 feet in 1962, and John Light of New York joins to prove the feat is possible. Keller aims higher, projecting 3000 feet with their mix.
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Black Market Hair Trade Tied to Weekend Wig Theft Wave
In Miami Florida police report a surge in black market human hair trafficking with wigs and hair stolen from shops over the weekend. Detective George Watson notes high demand fuels the market as 200 wigs and 20 pounds of hair were seized. Hair sells for about 150 dollars per pound.
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Youngstown Mafia Faces New Target After Cavallaro Death
In Youngstown Ohio the Mafia lineup shows 11 suspects after the murder of Charles Cavallaro known as Cadillac Charlie and his 11 year old son Thomas by a bomb. Cavallaro was tied to a dice game operation generating about 5000 dollars weekly and cigarette vending profits. Authorities call it a revenge killing as federal agents join local detectives in a widening probe into a nationwide crime syndicate.
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Thant Criticizes West On Soviet Policy Change
U Thant, new UN secretary-general, told about 1500 at Johns Hopkins that Western leaders fail to recognize a shift in Soviet policy since Stalin's death. He accused them of viewing the world as a two system battlefield and clinging to stark good versus evil terms.
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Sandman Beats Hounds To Lost Boy
In Cincinnati Delhi Hills area a missing 3 year old boy named Ross Benson was found by chance when a neighbor opened his garage door and found the child asleep on a chair. The search had involved bloodhounds and 60 human searchers after a report from Mr and Mrs Harry Benson. The scent track was halted as result.
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Nehru says Chinese troops thinned but not withdrawn
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese forces may have thinned out their advance units yet have not pulled back. He noted signs of withdrawal in some sectors but the front lines remain unsettled and unclear. Cabinet members favor resuming combat rather than concede to Peking terms.
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Russians Take Planes From Cuba
The Defense Department announced Russians began withdrawing IL28 bombers from Cuba. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester said the first of about 30 twin jet bombers is being withdrawn, with U S patrols spotting bomber fuselages aboard the Okhotsk off Cuba. Dr Job Gabbert Bowman, 85, who led the University of Pittsburgh as chancellor from 1921 to 1945, died in Bedford Pennsylvania.
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