Castro Claims U S Bases Training Invasion Forces
Fidel Castro accuses the United States of training invasion troops at 20 bases and nine Caribbean points for a new attempt to land forces in Cuba. Acting Foreign Minister Carlos Olivares presents a 1600 word note blaming forged documents and alleging Central American involvement to disrupt Cuban ties. The note previews Raul Roa's UN speech while the State Department stays silent.
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Fidel Castro
United States
U. S
Caribbean
Carlos Olivares
Diplomatic Corps
Guantanamo Bay
Panama Canal Zone
Dutch Get Way After Fight At Amsterdam Airport
A Soviet chemist and wife clashed with air port police and Dutch officials over asylum. Mrs Golub flew to Moscow with their child after an altercation at the hotel. the husband remained under Dutch protection awaiting asylum as diplomats and police injuries were reported.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Jan de Quay
Alexei Golub
Moscow
Kennedy Visits Rayburn Brightens Texan Visit
President Kennedy traveled 3000 miles to Dallas to spend 14 minutes with 79 year old Speaker Sam Rayburn who has cancer. Rayburn’s administrative assistant John Holton said the family was pleased by the visit and that they discussed politics and world events.
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Kennedy
Washington
Newport
R.I
John Holton
Rayburn
Holton
UAW Hopes to Finalize Ford Deal and AMC Pact
UAW President Walter Reuther expressed optimism as the union faced completing a national contract with Ford Motor Co. by Thursday and resolving issues in the profit sharing agreement with American Motors Corp. The dual tasks aimed to secure labor peace amid a landmark profit plan.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Mathematician Edw in G Olds Dies at 63 in Pittsburgh
Dr Ed win G Olds a mathematics professor at Carnegie Institute of Technology died Monday likely from a heart attack. He was 63 and a longtime faculty member at the university.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin G. Olds
Carnegie Institute of Techonolgy
Soviet Chemist’s Defection Sparks Airport Confrontation
A Soviet chemist defected to the West and prompted an airport brawl between the Soviet ambassador and Dutch police. Golub, 35, and his wife faced a final meeting as Dutch prosecutor J G de Zaaijer called the incident a human tragedy. The couple, who arrived with Soviet tourists, have no children.
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Netherlands
Golub
J. G. de Zaaijer
Subcommittee questions Bang-Jensen death inquiry
A Senate subcommittee raising the question murder or death by own action suggested former U N official Poul Bang Jensen may have been slain by Soviet agents.
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Senate
U.N
Poul Bang-Jensen
Kennedy orders Reds to register under Subversive Act
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says the Communist party must register as an arm of the Soviet Union and reveal members finances and printing presses within 30 days. The party pledges to refuse. The ruling stems from the Supreme Court decision upholding parts of the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act.
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Justice Department
Woman and her son to stay in all white Grandview home
Mrs Eliza beth Masingila a Negro from Kenya and her five month old son Jackie will remain in a white suburban Grandview home after protests led the city to drop efforts to remove them The Grandview mayor A K Pierce announced the decision saying there was no need for further action for the sake of all concerned
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Elizabeth Masingila
Kenya
Africa
Jackie
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A. K. Pierce
Washington Sees Reluctant Support for Berlin Talks
Washington gains limited assent from France and West Germany for further Washington Moscow talks on a Berlin settlement. Ambassadors would meet, but Paris and Bonn urge a united Western approach before expanding East West exploratory contacts. Diplomatic sources say gaps persist among major allies after recent talks with Foy Koehler.
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U S Recognizes Syria as New Arab Republic State
The United States today extended recognition to Syria under Premier Mahmou al Kasbari. The Damascus consulate will become an embassy, with Ridgway B. Knight serving as charge d affaires until an ambassador is named. The move follows prior U S indications that recognition would occur after key Arab states acted.
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United States
Syria
State Department
Mahmou al Kasbari
U.S
U. S
Damascus
Ridgway B. Knight
Nouncement
Syrian Arab Republic
Lana Turner Ordered to Pay Johnny Stompanato’s Son
Superior Court approved a settlement in which actress Lana Turner must pay 20 000 to Johnny Stompanato’s 13 year old son. Stompanato was fatally stabbed in Turner's Beverly Hills home April 4 1958 by her daughter Cheryl Crane. A coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide after Crane said Stompanato threatened her mother.
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Johnny Stompanato
Superior Court
Stompanato
Miss Turner
Beverly Hills
Cheryl Crane
Bethlehem Steel Center Dedicated in Bethlehem
A $25 million mountaintop research center for Bethlehem Steel Corp. was dedicated Monday. The project aims to improve life for steel product users and create job opportunities for Bethlehem workers.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Hal Grudge swings bat in draft board rampage
In Elizabeth New Jersey Fred Babish 21 walked into the draft board office with a baseball bat swung and smashed six windows and blinds while chasing clerks. He was subdued by patrolmen and charged with malicious mischief and disorderly conduct citing a grudge against the board.
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Elizabeth
Fred Babish
Draft Board
Babish
Second oral polio vaccine licensed for manufacture
The Public Health Service has licensed the second of three oral polio vaccines for production by a pharmaceutical firm. The approval follows safety and effectiveness assessments and advances national immunization plans.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Rail Merger Talks End Before Final ICC Ruling
Eight weeks of hearings on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway bid for control of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad concluded. ICC Examiner John L. Bradford set December 15 for briefs, with his recommendation to rely on hearings and briefs. C&O pressed for a rebuttal witness as New York Central seeks control or a three way arrangement. Charles J. Meyer challenged NYC officials on claimed savings and impractical consolidation proposals.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
John L. Bradford
ICC
C&o
New York Central
B&o
Charles J. Meyer
Hanover
N. J
R. R. Manion
Meyer
Manion
Norfolk and Western proposes merger with Nickel Plate and Wabash
Stuart T. Saunders, president of Norfolk and Western Railway, testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that merging with Nickel Plate and Wabash would improve service and cut costs. The plan would expand N and W to 7400 miles across 14 states, pending ICC approval.
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Washington
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railway
Saunders
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Link Zhukov Ouster to New Sub Fleet
Washington reports a Navy antisubmarine warfare official skeptical of a Soviet claim that it has the world’s fastest nuclear submarine fleet. The unnamed authority said the Soviets likely have a small number of nuclear submarines, following the Nautilus era.
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Zhukov
Washington
Soviet Union
Soviet Nuclear Sub Fleet Rivalry Expands in 1957 Claims
A Soviet Izvestia report claimed the fastest nuclear submarines with long range rockets and advanced torpedoes. It quoted Zhukov’s alleged removal and Khrushchev’s backing of the program, noting crews training for undersea battles against US and UK subs.
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Georgi K. Zhukov
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soxiet
United States
Britain
Europe
America
Fulbright Faces Possible Challenge From Arkansas Conservatives
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas signals re election plans amid conservative opposition rumors led by Rep Dale Alford with Gov Orval Faubus possible entry. Fulbright cites voter dissatisfaction over foreign policy and Berlin remarks drawing White House scrutiny.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Little Rock
State Department
London
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Berlin
Kennedy
Dale Alford
Orval Faubus
Mayor Candidates To Debate On TV
New York reports Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Republican opponent Louis J. Lefkowitz will debate on WPIX tonight, borrowing a page from last year’s presidential election for a televised clash.
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Robert F. Wagner
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Louis J. Lefkowitz
WPIX
Sale of Youngstown Kitchen Division Seen Near Completion
The sale of the Youngstown Kitchen Division of American Standard Radiator Inc. to Mullins Manufacturing Corp. of Delaware is expected to be completed by October 31.
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown
American Standard Radiator, Inc
Mullins Manufacturing Corp of Delaware
Four Foremen Killed as Laborer Goes Berserk at Gary Plant
In Gary Indiana four foremen were killed and four others wounded when a U S Steel worker opened fire during a union grievance meeting. The gunman acted alone and was restrained by workers until police arrived. The incident prompted immediate investigations and a stepped up security review at the plant.
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Timoteo Incaroni
Arno
Florence
Italy
Santa Trinita
Shoets
Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel Co
Ambassador Roy Rubottom Jr. resigns as Argentina envoy
The White House announced Roy Rubottom Jr. has resigned as U S ambassador to Argentina with the effective date to be determined.
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Newport
R.I
White House
Roy Rubottom Jr
U.S
Argentina
UN Secretary General Succession Talks Intensify
The United States and the Soviet Union seek a workaround for Dag Hammarskjold's successor with ambassador Adlai Stevenson reporting progress after hours of talks with Andrei Gromyko. U Thant is favored as interim head but powers and authority spark debate. In the General Assembly Raul Roa attacks U S policy while Golda Meir proposes a regional disarmament plan as a pilot for East West resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
U Thant
Burma
Raul Roa
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Assembly
Golda Meir
State May Up Executive Requirements
Columbus report says the state board plans higher certification for future school administrators. The program would require 60 graduate semester hours including a master’s degree and a certificate of advanced study, with a public hearing set for Nov 13 and final board adoption in December. Current administrators would be exempt.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Air Guard Calls Three More Jet Squadrons to Active Duty
The Pentagon ordered 2,250 Air National Guardsmen to active duty November 1. Three jet fighter squadrons in South Carolina Arizona and Tennessee will report to their home bases.
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Air Guard
Wshington
Air National Guardsmen
Pentagon
South Carolina
Arizona
Tennessee
Poland Recognizes Beirut in Syrian diplomatic move
Poland, via Radio Damascus, announced on Monday that Communist Poland has recognized the new Syrian regime, marking a shift in regional diplomacy and Lebanon ties amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Poland
Athens Auto Trim Advertising Directory Ad
The notice promotes leather auto interiors and convertible tops from Athens Auto Trim at 15 Kern with a contact LY 3-4588. It suggests using the Business Directory to lower advertising expenditures and provides LY 3-1242 for details.
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Athens
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