UN Congo aide accuses Belgium of provoking Congo turmoil
Rajeshwar Dayal, head of the UN Congo mission, charges Belgian nationals with backing Col. Mobutu to hamstring political activity and fuel lawlessness. The report, to be debated in the General Assembly, marks a sharp clash involving Belgium, the United States, and Soviet positions.
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N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Congo
UN Congo
Rajeshwar Dayal
Joseph Mobutu
Dayal
Mobutu
Dath Dalai
Shi Gascina
Paul Deigiuml
Lme Dvvics Union
Walter Loridan
Valerian Zorin
Hammarskjold
Libel suit appeal planned over Times ad damage ruling
Montgomery officials pursue appeal after a $500000 verdict against the New York Times and four Negro ministers. The award to Police Commissioner L. B. Sullivan stemmed from a full page Times ad soliciting funds for Martin Luther King Jr. and criticizing local race protests.
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Ala
New York Times
Alabama
L. B. Sullivan
Times
Alabama Supreme Court
Sullivan
City Commission
John Patterson
Martin Luther King Jr
Legislature fights new school integration clash in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana Legislature opens amid a fresh fight over school integration three months after federal courts warned Gov. Jimmie Davis against interference.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
Nixon Campaign Rally Calls Kennedy Enemy of States Rights
In Fort Worth Texas Vice President Richard M Nixon denounced Senator John F Kennedy as an enemy of states rights addressing 8000 to 10000 at Burnett Park. He accused Kennedy of flip flopping on issues and warned Texans against a "jumping jack" as president. Nixon plans West Coast stops and Alaska on his itinerary and touted oil policy and tidelands ownership.
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Richard M. Nixon
South
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
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Texas
Kennedy
United States
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Wye
Spokane
Wash
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Alaska
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San Antonio
Radical New Weapon Described by Murray
Thomas E. Murray, ex atomic energy commissioner, unveils a third generation weapon radically different from the H-bomb, far beyond the Hiroshima type A-bomb in concept and potential impact.
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New York
Thomas E. Murray
Baptist leader labels Kennedy a bigot in Texas clash
Dr. Ramsey Pollard of Memphis slams Senator Kennedy as a bigot and says he would vote against him even if Kennedy were not Catholic. Pollard also urges Truman’s church to remove him for intemperate remarks, while Truman defends his stance in Texas remarks.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Harry S. Truman
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Truman
Texas
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N. Y
Top Court OKs Name On Ballot For County Engineer
The Ohio Supreme Court in a 4 3 ruling upheld placing James Lee on the ballot for Vinton County engineer after the death of J Miles Ogan. Lee, a Nelsonville engineer, replaces the late candidate. the post is unopposed.
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Ohio Supreme Court
James Lee
Nelsonville
Vinton County
Lee
J. Miles Ogan
Woodrow Jeffers
High Court
Jeffers
U S Officials Object to UN Congo Report
Washington officials dispute a United Nations report blaming Belgian returnees for hindering Congo order. They call the document too sweeping and harsh on Mobutu era actions and fear Lumumba could stage a comeback amid the confusion.
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United Nations
Congo
Bolgain
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Planes To Replace KC97 Tankers At Lockbourne AFB
The 801st Air Division commander announced Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus will receive Boeing KC135 jet tanker planes within the next year, replacing piston engine KC97 tankers.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
801St Air Division
Second Supreme Court Review Sought in Klumpp Murder Conviction
A second petition seeks Supreme Court review of Mrs. Edythe Klumpp's first degree murder conviction. The request was routed to Washington for consideration.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Supreme Court
Edythe Klumpp
Washington
Three-Way Vaccine from Moscow Researchers Reported
Soviet scientists have developed a three way vaccine against diphtheria whooping cough and scarlet fever Tass reported in the latest scientific bulletin The report notes the vaccine combines protection against all three diseases in a single shot and is undergoing trials in Moscow clinics.
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Tass
Pope John XXIII Celebrates Second Coronation Anniversary
Pope John XXIII marked the second anniversary of his coronation as head of the Roman Catholic Church in Vatican City. The ceremony reflected on his leadership and the church's direction during his pontificate.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Re Election Bid by Manila President Garcia
President Carlos P Garcia from Manila announced his candidacy for re election in 1961. He declared his intention to seek another term and outlined his goals for the administration.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Religion Issue Dominates Texas 1960 Campaign
In Texas the race for 24 electoral votes centers on Kennedy's Catholic faith and Nixon’s leverage from Eisenhower. Undecided voters, silent on polls, linger as Texans weigh Johnson’s vice presidential bid, Shivers' Democrats for Nixon, and Lodge's appeal amid a heated party clash.
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Tex
Texas
Allan Shivers
Nixon
Dallas
Carl P. Collins
GOP
Shivers
Collins
Johnson
Eisenhower
Will Lodge
Lodge
Memorial services held for 22 air crash victims at BGSU
Memorial services were held at Bowling Green State University for 22 people who died in the Toledo Express Airport plane crash. About 3500 students and faculty attended, honoring the victims.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Toledo
Plane crashes on freeway near Ontario California
A small plane piloted by Los Angeles auto dealer Robert A. Yeakel, 41, fought through a rainstorm for over an hour before crashing and exploding on the San Bernardino Freeway near Ontario. Authorities reported at least five killed, including all four aboard and one motorist. The wreckage struck four cars as it disintegrated on the freeway shoulder 25 miles east of Los Angeles.
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Ontario
Calif
Los Angeles
Robert A. Yeakel
San Bernardino
Free on bail for alleged Soviet spying case
Igor Y. Melekh, a United Nations secretariat employee, is released on $50,000 bail and must stay in Manhattan pending a hearing to transfer him to Chicago. Co-defendant Willie Hirsch remains in custody as prosecutors challenge the bail source, amid charges of seeking military maps for the Soviet Union.
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Igor Y. Melekh
United Nations Secretariat
Soviet Union
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Melekh
Chicago
Willie Hirsch
Windy City
Washington
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Edward Weinfeld
Hirsch
Truman Aide Paroled Ahead of Schedule
Matthew J. Connelly, a White House secretary under former President Truman, was released on parole Saturday, ahead of the November 12 date previously announced by the Justice Department.
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Washington
Matthew J. Connelly
White House
Truman
Justice Department
Potter unions seek federal help in wage talks
Cleveland report says the U S Potters Association has requested the Federal Conciliation Office assist in contract negotiations with the International Brotherhood of Operative Potters as talks proceed.
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Cleveland
U. S. Potters Association
Federal Conciliation Office
International Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Ohio Bell expands long distance network in Cleveland area
Ohio Bell Telephone Co begins a 12 million project to expand long distance circuits linking Cleveland Painesville and Ashtabula. The work aims to improve service and capacity across the northeast Ohio region.
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Painesville
Ashtabula
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Judge Cited for Murder in 1955 Florida Case
Chattanooga report states Joseph A. Peel Jr former West Palm Beach city judge was arrested on murder charges in the 1955 slaying of a Florida judge and his wife.
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Tenn
Joseph A. Peel, Jr
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Rumors of Anti Khrushchev Coup Reach Vienna
In Vienna rumors claim Malenkov ousted Khrushchev and Zhukov named state president after a 4 am coup in Moscow. Western officials and Moscow correspondents say no confirmation or signs of upheaval exist. Tass editors and Soviet officials deny the reports.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi K. Zhukov
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Woman Killed In Route 75 Two Car Crash Near Gore
A Logan Ohio area crash on Route 75 near Gore killed 62 year old Inez Hite and injured six others. Vehicles driven by Herbert Lowery and James Harmon collided head on at 9 45 p m. The injured include Lowery and passengers John Miller Marie Thompson Maddie Harmon Cara Thompson and four year old. The crash remains under investigation with victims taken to Mount St Mary Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hocking County
Gore
Inez Hite
New Straitsville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Herbert Lowery
James Harmon
Lowery
John Miller
Harmon
Marie Thompson
Maddie Harmon
New Straitsvile
Cara Thompson
Kennedy vows to defend dollar in campaign swing
Senator John F. Kennedy told Virginia audiences he will defend the value of the dollar if elected president. He began a last minute drive through Virginia Ohio Illinois and to New York City today.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Illinois
New York City
Washington officials express skepticism over rumors
Officials in Washington privately voiced strong skepticism about rumors. They reported radio and other communications with Moscow operating normally and found no evidence of abnormal developments.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Majority backs Nixon in nationwide newspaper poll
New York reports that a majority of newspapers across the nation support Vice President Richard M. Nixon in response to an Editor and Publisher poll. The survey shows broad editorial backing for Nixon as the leading candidate in the national press.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
President Elect Named Ohio Recreation Leader
William Slattengren of Springfield is named president elect of the Ohio Recreation Association, reflecting leadership within the organization and statewide recreation interests.
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Cincinnati
William Slattengren
Springfield
Ohio Recreation Association
Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures Trend Cold Fronts
Ohio forecast shows temperatures averaging 4 to 6 degrees below normal with a normal high near 53 and low around 36 to 87. Little change until a colder trend later. Precipitation totals range from one quarter to one half inch with occasional rain tonight and Saturday, then scattered showers Monday through Wednesday.
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Halloween Goblins Cause Alameda Wife to Hunker Down
In Alameda California a Navy wife feared Halloween creatures kept her and her three children inside for three days. Guillermo Calit emerged Thursday after neighbors and police intervened to reassure her that the frightful visitors were only costumes and trick or treaters.
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Navy
United States
Guillermo Calif
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