UN to Tackle Congo Problem Faces Security Council
The Congo crisis returns to the United Nations Security Council with calls to use force to end Katanga secession. Ethiopian Chief Delegate Tesfaye Gebre-Egzy and Congo Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko speak as the council considers a resolution urging territorial unity, ousting mercenaries, and UN control of armaments.
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N.Y
Katanga
Security Council
Congo
Tesfaye Gebre-Egzy
Justin Bomboko
Bomboko
Council
Leopoldville
United States
Britain
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Sudan
Nigeria
Cyrille Adoula
Jets Provide Key Aerial Help to Viet Cong War Efforts
Four U S Air Force F101 jets operating from Saigon International Airport for three weeks have been credited by informed sources with aiding South Vietnam by photographing Viet Cong bases and movements. The images guide South Vietnamese fighter-bombers in strikes against guerrilla installations. Admiral John M Sides arrived for a one day visit as high ranking officers arrive for routine Southeast Asia indoctrination tours.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
John M. Sides
7Th Fleet
Viet Nam
Sides
Air Force
Southeast Asia
High Court Frees Charles Hamilton From Death Sentence
The Supreme Court unanimously voided the Alabama death verdict against Charles Clarence Hamilton who was accused of breaking into a dwelling to assault a white woman. Justice Douglas ruled due process requirements were not met due to lack of counsel at arraignment. The ruling does not bar further prosecution. Hamilton was found in the bedroom of Mary Giangrosso in Ensley, Alabama, around 3 a.m. on Oct 13, 1956.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Clarence Hamilton
Alabama
Hamilton
Douglas
Mary Giangrosso
Ensley
Ala
Nehru Visits Disneyland Amid Call for Tolerance
In Los Angeles Nehru urges film celebrities to pursue international tolerance and compassion while cautioning not to surrender convictions. He toured Disneyland with Walt Disney, describing the day as wonderful but remaining largely reserved during the 24 hours spent at the park.
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Ister Nehru
India
Nehru
Disneyland
Walt Disney
Cover Artist Alice Donaldson Dies at 76
Bethlehem, Pa. Alice Donaldson, 76, a cover painter for major magazines, died Sunday. She won two Modern Plastic Awards for decorative laminative plastics and showed her works in several museums.
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Bethlehem
Alice Donaldson
Five year old shot by unloaded shotgun in Meigs County
Five year old James Leroy Mash Jr. was hospitalized in Gallipolis after being peppered with shotgun pellets at his grandfather George Haley’s farm in Happy Hollow near Rutland. Meigs County Sheriff says the incident, involving Bill Hysell and Bruce McDonald, was accidental. The boys transported the child to Meigs General Hospital, then to Holzer Hospital with his mother.
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James Leroy Mash
Point Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
George Haley
Happy Hollow
Rutland
Bill Hysell
Meigs County
Meigs General Hospital
Paul North
McDonald
Meigs County Hospital
Identification speeds up after airliner crash in Richmond
Medical authorities in Richmond expect new evidence today to aid identification of 77 crash victims. Doctors at the Medical College of Virginia have identified 36 bodies in the temporary morgue, including 34 of 74 recruits and two of three crew members. Army teams gather more family information to assist identifications.
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H. H. Karnitschnig
Increase Police In High Crime Areas
New York police commissioner Michael J. Murphy has deployed over 600 additional officers into high crime zones during the 4 p.m. to midnight peak period. About forty policewomen in civilian clothes carry guns and patrol on foot as decoys in areas with rising sex crime activity.
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New York
Michael J. Murphy
Appeal Denied in Case Involving Teamsters Organizer
Washington. Robert B. Baker a Teamsters organizer had his request for Supreme Court review denied. He was convicted in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania of taking 525 dollars from an employer to settle a strike.
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Washington
Robert B. Baker
Teamsters Union
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Charity Balls in New York Hit Record Season
About 120 charity balls of social importance are scheduled in New York City for the 1961 62 season, triple the number from five years ago, reflecting growing philanthropic social activity.
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New York
New York City
Gas Leak Ends Hope For U S Manned Space Shot This Year
Charleston police stopped a car early today ending a three state search for 13 year old Edna Marie Means. A Kentucky ex convict Hugh Goff 38 was jailed on charges of statutory rape carrying a concealed weapon and burglary tools. Edna Marie and her 5 year old brother Edwin had been abducted while walking to a playground. Edwin was later released after receiving 18 cents to keep quiet. The car with Ohio plates fled, then Kentucky plates were seen. Authorities scoured Routes 17 and 35 as the hunt for the vehicle continued toward Ohio.
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Kentucky
Edna Marie Means
Hugh Goff
Louisville
Edna Marie
Edwin
Ohio
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Goff
Mason County
New York firm finds long-lost beneficiary in Athens
An insurance company located a beneficiary long considered lost when Loring Connett of Athens supplied the address. Jane Nichols gratefully received thanks for a birthday gift from her father long deceased, marked by the firm and Nichols as a warm result of the search.
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New York
Loring Connett
Athens
Jane Nichols
Molotov Returns to Moscow Facing Purge
Former Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov arrives in Moscow with his wife from Vienna amid a Communist party purge of Stalin era memories. He deflects questions with brief replies as Western reporters press for details. Soviet press officials deny knowledge of his return.
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V. M. Molotov
Vienna
Communist Party
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Molotov
Nyet
Paulina
Kennedys Visit Camp David Could Make It Weekend Retreat
President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy with daughter Caroline visited Camp David in Thurmont Maryland. If the family approves, Camp David may become a frequent weekend retreat, reducing time at Glen Ora estate near Middleburg Virginia where Caroline turns four on November 27.
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Camp David
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Caroline
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Three Alarm Fire Ravages Cleveland Restaurants
A three alarm fire in Cleveland burned for four hours early today, heavily damaging two restaurants and a builder's supply company while threatening two nearby buildings.
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Cleveland
Five Day Forecast With Near Normal Temperatures
The outlook calls for near normal highs around 50 and lows near 33. Cooler conditions are expected Tuesday with gradual cooling into Friday. Overall rainfall totals about half an inch locally with showers in the early morning. more rain is possible Thursday or Friday.
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Little Grange
Keynoter Urges Support For Public Colleges
Kansas City report covers John A. Perkins urging state colleges and universities to receive more tax funding. He cites Congress blocked by ecclesiastical politics and fear of federal control while Morrill Act era expansion created land grant system. Kennedy echoes call in message to the AALC.
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Kansas City
John A. Perkins
University of Delaware
Perkins
American Association of Land Grant Colleges
Abraham Lincoln
Puerto Rico
Kennedy
Association
United States and Britain press for resumption of test ban talks
Washington and London dispatched notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow urging a prompt restart of negotiations on a controlled suspension of nuclear weapon tests. They seek a Geneva treaty framework with international policing, persisting after Moscow resumed testing in September. The UN General Assembly backed a resumption, but the Soviets demand disarmament-only talks.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Geneva
UN General Assembly
Chrysler UAW contract faces local ratification snag
Detroit based Chrysler workers react as two locals in Twinsburg Ohio and Warren Michigan reject the national pact and plant agreements. The UAW has eight locals approving both parts and retains authority to extend terms if a majority vote within the company favors the deal.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Twinsberg
Ohio
Warren, Mich
UAW
Chrysler
Levy Re submitted for Trenton teachers salary
Hamilton district officials announce a 10 mill operating levy for Trenton schools will be resubmitted to voters on December 12 after a previous defeat. They say failure to pass would delay teacher pay through the end of the current school year.
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Trenton
Board of Education
Cellist Pablo Casals Plays at the White House Tonight
The renowned cellist Pablo Casals, a veteran of 384 years in legend, performs at the White House as cultural diplomacy features the New Frontier era.
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Washington
Pablo Casals
White House
Drexel Biddle Dies at Walter Reed Army Hospital
U.S. ambassador to Spain Anthony J. Drexel Biddle died today at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The longtime diplomat collapsed after an illness, leaving mourning remarks from colleagues and a note of national sorrow.
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Washington
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
U.S
Spain
Waltes Reed Army Hospital
Squirrel Monkey Killed in Atlas Missile Explosion
Cape Canaveral reports the body of a small monkey named Goliath found among wreckage after the Atlas missile failed 30 seconds after launch. The 5,000 mile test was aborted and large missile pieces were recovered from the Atlantic Ocean offshore.
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Fla
Goliath
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard Holds Drills In Cleveland Mobilization Exercise
About 350 Coast Guard Reserve members conducted Operation Lakeside in Cleveland during a weekend mobilization drill simulating wartime conditions. A ship was scanned for radioactive materials, restricted areas faced saboteur infiltration, and dock fire controls were established under CMDR Edward Reeves.
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Coast Guard Reserve
Cmdr
Edward §&. Reeves
Rayburn Reports Weakness Rally Marks Sunday
Bonham Texas speaker of the house Sam Rayburn, reported weakening Saturday, rallied Sunday night and took a little food in a brief public update.
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Tex
Sam Rayburn
Monkey Launch Delay Heels to Space Flight Plans
Space program officials halted the chimpanzee launch after a hydrogen peroxide gas leak in the Mercury-Atlas spacecraft was found. Recovery and repairs will take one to two weeks with at least four weeks needed between Mercury-Atlas launches to qualify all systems for a manned flight.
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Fls
United States
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlas
Rocker Gift Will Proceed JFK Address
Seattle observes University of Washington centennial with a squeakless rocker and a bell tolling ten times to mark a century of history. Kennedy will address foreign policy at the convocation attended by about 11,000 faculty and students. He later attends a $100 dinner for Senator Magnuson’s 25th Congressional anniversary with Vice President Johnson among the guests.
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Wash
Kennedy
University of Washington
Washington
Pacific Coast
White House
Edmundson Athletic Pavilion
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Lyndon B. Johnson
Highway deaths drop in Columbus area
Ohio's highway death toll for the past weekend end fell to eight, down from 23 the prior weekend, according to state traffic reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy orders FAA to implement Beacon task force findings
President Kennedy directs the FAA to pursue Beacon report recommendations. N E Halaby to implement as many as feasible and coordinate with Defense on long range ideas. The Hough led group urged a five year $500 million plan to modernize air traffic control.
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Kennedy
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Defense Department
Richard R. Hough
Ohio Belle Telephone Co
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