Kennedy sees no halt to East West clashes on Berlin
President Kennedy says major differences remain with the Soviet Union over Berlin. He dispatches Gen. Taylor to South Vietnam to survey and aid efforts against expanding Communist attacks as U S policy weighs risks of war and tax considerations. He notes Republican criticism but calls for constructive suggestions.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Germany
Maywell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
U. S
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Rayburn Critical as Pneumonia Emerges in Cancer Patient
Dallas Baylor Hospital reports Sam Rayburn, 79, remains critically ill with pneumonia complicating his incurable cancer. He briefly improved after a high fever and loss of consciousness, with antibiotics and positive pressure support continuing. doctors stress pneumonia is curable and cancer treatment paused.
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Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Robert F. Short Jr
Eisenhowers Complete Annual Physical Exams at Walter Reed
The former President and Mrs. Eisenhower have finished their annual physical checkups at Walter Reed Army Hospital with satisfactory results.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hide-A-Way Hills Debuts as Central Ohio Private Resort
Logan County's landscape hosts the opening of Hide-A-Way Hills, Ohio's first year around private resort area. Builder Donelson outlines 1100 acres, 1000 homes planned in five years, with 200 in year one. several completed and occupied by the Hunt family of Columbus. Lots priced 1800 to 3800, homes 6000 to 7000, including full membership privileges.
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Hide-A Way
Central
Southern
Ohio
F. M
Don’’ Donelson, Jr
Hocking County
Marion Twp
Fairfield County
Donelson
Fred Hunt
Columbus
South Africa Considers Leaving UN After Censure
South Africa weighs exit from the United Nations after Eric Louw denounces a 67 to 1 censure of his policy speech. He accuses African nations of a prearranged smear campaign while African delegates condemn apartheid and highlight domestic economic and literacy problems.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Eric Louw
Republic
Louw
South Africa
U.N
Promise To Quit Bizerte is Demanded
President Habib Bourguiba demanded France accept the principle of leaving the Bizerte base before any Tunisian political or economic agreement. He did not set a withdrawal date. France later moved troops from Bizerte back to its large base installations.
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Habib Bourguiba
France
Bizerte
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Kennedy Returns From Vacation to Newport Rhode Island
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy has returned to an extended Newport Rhode Island vacation following a White House judicial reception Tuesday night confirming plans to rest.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Newport
R.I
White House
Dutch to Seek Recall After Airport Fracas In The Hague
Soviet envoy Pantelon K Ponomarenko flew to Moscow amid Dutch protests over Monday’s airport brawl. Dutch demands for expulsion followed the clash with police tied to the defection of Soviet scientist Alexei Golub who sought asylum here as his wife returned to Russia.
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Hague
Netherlands
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Moscow
Ponomarenko
Alexei Golub
Russia
Turnpike traffic down on Cleveland corridor in September
Ohio Turnpike reported 1,222,596 passenger cars and trucks in September, 28,405 fewer than the same month last year, indicating a drop in traffic across the Cleveland corridor.
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Cleveland
Tristan da Cunha evacuees reach safety after volcanic crisis
Cape Town reports the island of Tristan da Cunha, shaken by earthquakes and eruptions, sent 260 residents including men women and children to Nightingale Island for refuge aboard the Dutch liner Tsisdane, bound for Cape Town where the ship should arrive Tuesday. The Tristanans left their 42 square mile, largely volcanic homeland and its 7640 foot peak, facing an uncertain future.
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Tsisadane
Nightingale Island
Tristan
Cape Town
Reed Improves After Heart Attack at Farmers Bank
Theodore Reed Sr., president of Farmers Savings Bank, is reported improving at Meigs General Hospital after a heart attack yesterday. He was brought to the hospital by private ambulance.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Reed Sr
Farmers Savings Bank
Meigs General Hospital
Reed
Gas heaters sought in local ad sale
Mrs. Donald F. Robb of 48 Hudson Ave advertises a circulating gas heater sale inviting buyers with nine heaters available. The one day ad offers a gas circulating heater rented with pilot light like new priced at 20 dollars and invites calls to LY X-XXXX to start a three day ad and cancel once results are seen.
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Miami Nine
Peter Conover Jr
Miami
Bia
Janet Marie
Peter
Philip
Donald
Bruce
Steven
Howard
Tommy
Patrick
Daniel
Donald F. Robb
Hudson Ave
Haleater
AFL CIO invites Teamsters defections as Hoffa faces split
George Meany says about 100 locals have sought AFL-CIO affiliation as the federation authorized chartering defectors from James R Hoffa's Teamsters. Hoffa vows to sue Meany for libel over corruption charges and fights back against the open bid for rebellion in Detroit where he predicts a legal clash.
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Afl-Cio Chiefs
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Meany
Hoffa
Detroit
Earth
X-15 Sets Altitude and Reentry Records in Bold Flight
At Edwards AFB Maj. Bob White flew the X-15 to 215000 feet before a belly-first reentry that cracked the windshield. The flight reached 3477 mph, eight miles higher than prior records, testing winged rocket reentry for future Dyna-Soar and Apollo missions.
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Air Force
Bob White
White
Rutland High burglarized again in Meigs County
The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports Rutland High School was burgled again last night. Entry was gained by breaking a south side lock and a glass pane. an undetermined amount of change is missing from the principal's office. Last week Rutland Elementary suffered a separate break in with about $500 stolen and 15 rooms searched.
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Rutland
Meigs
Rutland High School
Air Force Chief Voices Serious concern on Japan fallout
Maj. Gen. Oliver K. Niess said radioactive fallout in northern Japan warrants very serious study and he would have serious concern for the health of troops exposed until full facts are known. Brig. Gen. Charles Morhouse said no protective directives have been issued yet for U S servicemen.
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Tokyo
Oliver K. Niess
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Niess
Charles Morhouse
U. S. 5Th Air Force
U. S
Army In Europe to Get 10,000 More Troops
Washington reports an additional 10,000 air and ground troops ordered to Europe. This boosts the Allied garrison facing the Communist East and joins 40,000 Army troops already deployed abroad to strengthen conventional war capability against possible Red aggression.
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Washington
Europe
ArmyIssues November Draft Call For 20000 Men
Washington reports a draft call for 20000 men to enter the Army in November. The monthly quota matches October but is 5000 fewer than September when the buildup began, reflecting the ongoing mobilization.
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Washington
President Proclaims State of Siege in Colombia
President Alberto Lleras Camargo declared a national state of siege after stating the government was under attack by extremist forces. The move follows a campaign of violence and calls for unity as security forces respond.
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Bogota
Columbia
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Parr Signs New Pact with National Broadcasting
Jack Parr, a controversial television personality, has signed a new contract with the National Broadcasting Co. The agreement marks a fresh commitment amid his high profile status in American TV.
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New York
Jack Parr
The
National Broadcasting Co
Britain backs bid for joining the European Common Market
In Brighton Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and the Conservative Party approve a government move to seek Britain's membership in the six nation European Common Market. The decision signals a major shift in postwar economic policy and has wide political implications.
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Brighton
England
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
Britain
Locals Hold Key To Ford Settlement After UAW Deal
Detroit reports that 25 local bargaining units retain strike actions while Walter Reuther seeks approval of the three year national contract with Ford Motor Co. The UAW President will push the national council to end the nationwide walkout, though local units with unresolved issues will continue strikes pending an international executive board review tonight.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford National Council
International Executive Board
Chico Marx Dies at 70 in Hollywood
Leonard Chico Marx eldest Marx Brother dies at 70 after a long career in vaudeville and films. Born in New York City he appeared with the brothers for decades across stage and screen.
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Hollywood
Leonard
Chico) Marx
Marx Brothers
New York City
Cholera Ends in Hong Kong as Quarantine Lifts
The government declared Hong Kong free of cholera today and lifted travel quarantine restrictions for travelers. The move follows a period of public health measures and anticipates restored travel and commerce.
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Hong Kong
Soviet Congress Opens Amid High Hopes and Tensions
AP analysis outlines the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress opening in Moscow next week. It notes Khrushchev’s push for a 20-year program toward communism, suggests space showmanship, and warns of internal strains and the congress’s role as window-dressing for democracy.
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William L. Ryan
Khrushchev
Congress
Us.s.r
Stalin
Central Committee
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