49 Cuban Refugees Rescued Off Bahamas After Coast Guard Action
Miami reports 45 refugees arrived, including 18 children, after a rescue off Cay Sal in the Bahamas with a U S destroyer nearby. Refugees say they heard no shots. authorities say Cuban boats exchanged fire offshore. 21 men detained for questioning. British Governor investigates. Cay Sal leased by Clarence B Moody, a Miami dredging contractor.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Bahamas
Cay Sai
U.S
P. S. Willmore
Key West
Sir Robert Stapledon
Willmore
Cay Sal
Clarence B. Moody
Minister In Move To Block Ouster
Gallia County hearing on Paint Creek Baptist Church ousting Rev. R. L. Petty was postponed to next Monday. Common Pleas Judge Robert M. Betz to hear. 27 jurors drawn. Judge Jones disqualified himself. Petty seeks injunction in Common Pleas. Petty accuses Jones of ordering him from pulpit and locking church, imprisoning a member, and interfering with church duties. Legal action includes forcible entry and detainer and ongoing municipal case.
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Gallipolis
Paint Creek Baptist Church
R. L. Petty
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
William H. Jones
Board of Trustees
Petty
John A. Epling
Gallia
Jones
State
Ohio
Kennedy-Eisenhower discuss Yugoslav Sabre jet sale
The Washington Post reports President Kennedy was assured by former President Eisenhower that surplus Saber jets shipped to Yugoslavia served the national interest. Eisenhower allegedly said the planes were obsolete and unlikely to affect future wars. The deal, finalized January 15, preceded Kennedy’s term. Kennedy chose to let it stand amid congressional criticism as a review of US aid to Yugoslavia was ordered.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Post
State Department
Congress
Administration
U. S
One Bomber Missing In Sky Shield Test
A B52G jet carrying eight men vanished during Sky Shield II, a 12 hour air defense exercise. The bomber from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina, likely ran out of fuel as air and surface assets searched a wide Atlantic area after the disappearance near the weekend.
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U.S
North American Air Defense Command
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
N.C
Atlantic
Peace Corps arrive in St Lucia for service
Sixteen members of the U S Peace Corps arrived Sunday to begin service on the British island colony of St Lucia in the West Indies.
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ST. Lucia
U. S
Peace Corps
West Indies
Find It Quickly Lost and Found Ad
A Messenger Lost and Found ad offers quick action to locate lost items. The Classified Department Result File promises many finders each week, urging callers to phone LY 3-1242 promptly after discovering a loss.
Indignants Meet in Dallas Over Yugoslav Pilot Training
The National Indignation Convention held its first meeting at Dallas with about 1200 attendees. Chairman Frank B. McGehee urged resolve as protests against training Yugoslav pilots by the United States. McGehee, a garage owner, joined others who traveled to Perrin Air Force Base near Sherman Friday night to voice opposition.
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Dallas
Tex
United States
Frank B. McGehee
McGehee
Perrin Air Force Base
Sherman
Tear Gas At Berlin Border Sparks Street Clash
East German police fired tear gas as five East Berliners jumped from a second story window into a sand filled truck near Bernauerstrasse in a border district. West Berlin said two women were lightly hurt. Generals Clay and Watson toured the city as Kennedy’s representative accompanied by Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II amid tense border arrangements.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Albert Watson II
U. S
Walton Hills Key To Ford Production
Ford Motor Co. aims to have 120000 production workers back by Wednesday after the UAW ordered local unions to end strikes at 83 of 85 plants. Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland, employing 3300, remains struck, with fears a prolonged halt could ripple to assembly lines across Ford divisions.
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Walton Hills
Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Court Denies Hearing for Dover Mayor Bribery Case
The Supreme Court denied today a hearing to George Markos who was sentenced to 220 years in Ohio Penitentiary for making bribery payments to Dover Ohio Mayor Clifford Froehlich.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George Markos
Ohio
Clifford Froehlich
Dover
Democrats Eye N J Victory In Governor Race
Democrats, boosted by private polls, push to defeat Republican James P. Mitchell for New Jersey governor. Mitchell, ex labor secretary under Eisenhower, is seen as the favorite over Democrat Richard J. Hughes. A Hughes win would ripple beyond New Jersey affecting national political momentum.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Mitchell
Richard J. Hughes
Robert B. Meyner
Hughes
New York
House
Scout Rocket to Boost Space Data From Wallops Island
The Solid Fuel Scout, a four stage 72 foot high rocket over 18 tons, will launch from Wallops Island Virginia this week to study the ionosphere. It will reach about 4500 miles in one hour and carry a 94 pound instrument package for radio and space craft guidance data. No recovery will be attempted.
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Lockheed
Sunnyvale
Calif
Wallops Island
Western Ministers Halt Further Talks On Berlin
In Leopoldville Premier Cyrille Adoula protests a new U.N. Katanga pact and vows central Congo will seize the secessionist province. Tshombe warns he will hold 184 U.N. troops captive if the U.N. Advisory Committee on the Congo does not ratify the agreement. Sture Linner of U.N. operations appears harried after talks with Adoula. The cease fire, signed Friday, recognizes Katanga’s right to defend itself and adds to the Ndola accord. The committee plans a New York meeting to ratify the deal.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Adoula
Katanga
Tshombe
Ndola
Johnson VIP welcomes Pakistan camel driver at Texas ranch
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson planned a gilt edge welcome for Bashir Ahmad 44 a Pakistan camel cart driver at a central Texas ranch. Ahmad travels with a Pakistan flag jeep and would tour the ranch house as Johnson compares him to other world leaders while American businessmen funded the People-to-People trip.
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Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pakistan
Bashir Ahmad
Johnson
Texas
Bashir
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Presi
Protests and goodwill calls ahead of Soviet party congress
Moscow published an appeal for friendship with the United States Britain and France within 24 hours of the big Communist party congress opening. The appeal is among 101 slogans ahead of the November 7 Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. The congress plans an economic and cultural program while inviting friendship with West Germany and East West peace.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Communist Party
Party
West Germany
Steel Prices Rise Despite Pressures in Metal Industry
Steel Magazine reports in The Metalworking weekly that 30 percent of metal working executives surveyed raised prices in six months, 60 percent plan increases, and nearly 75 percent would boost prices if steel costs rise. Wage costs have climbed 11 percent in three years, driving the pressure.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
THE
Metalworking Weekly
Taylor Seeks Troop Use Only As Last Resort
General Maxwell D. Taylor signals he would recommend sending U.S. troops to South Vietnam only as a final option to halt the spread of communism in Southeast Asia.
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Honolulu
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
South Viet Nam
Weather Outlook With Temperature and Rain Totals
Temperatures expected to average two to five degrees below normal with highs near 65 and lows around 42. A pattern of modest warmth Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler Thursday, slight warming Friday, cooler Saturday. Rainfall projected around a quarter inch, mainly in showers likely Wednesday night and Saturday.
Masschusetts Girl Loses Postcard In Nigeria Scandal
Massachussetts girl Margery Michelmore, a Smith College graduate, writes a postcard criticizing Nigerian living conditions prompting Ibadan University students to demand expulsion of Peace Corps volunteers. Shriver says no action yet. the incident fuels anti imperialism protests and echoes Lumumba riots.
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Ibadan
Niagera
P—A
Peace Corps
African Republic
Margery Michelmore
Smith College
Foxboro, Mass
University
Lagos
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Ibadan University College Students’ Union
Shriver
Miss Michelmore
Satellite Toss Caught Again
HONOLULU elite airmen catch space capsule again as JC130 turboprop commanded by CAPT Warren C. Schensted of Glenwood Minnesota snags the Discoverer 32 payload at 9000 feet. The polar orbiting capsule tested exposure to space radiation aboard the flight from Vandenberg AFB California.
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Warren C. Schensted
Glenwood
Minn
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Guardsmen and Reserves Begin 12 Month Active Duty
Two National Guard divisions and 249 reserve and guard units have started up to a year of active duty. Assigned Sept. 19, about 73,000 reservists reported to Army posts nationwide.
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Washington
National Guard
Rayburn's Condition Still Remains Serious
Dallas report shows House Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 remains seriously ill with incurable cancer after a weekend of weakening and relapse. Morning bulletin said condition was only fair with periods of confusion and noted he appeared weaker.
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Rayburn
Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Hospital
Nothing To Gain in Western Big Four Talks Move
Washington reports cancellation of a planned Western Big Four meeting on Berlin. France objected to early talks with the Kremlin while Moscow threatens Berlin and has shown no willingness to concede anything. The Big Four ambassadorial group will stay in Washington as diplomats reassess next steps.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
France
Kremlin
United States
Alles
Reds
Mammoth Tooth Found by Ala Fisherman Near Bradford
Earl Faucett found a large tooth in a creek bed while fishing near Bradford Alabama. University of Alabama geologists confirmed it as a mammoth tooth from an animal living before the ice age, dating roughly from 12 000 to 500 000 years ago. Most mammoth remains come from Alaska and Siberia, and Faucett will not disclose the exact location to protect his fishing spot.
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Birmingham
Ala
Earl Faucett
University OF Alabama
Alaska
Siberia
Faucett
Bradford
Meigs School Burglary Adds To Weekend Break-ins
A surge of Meigs County school burglaries continued over the weekend with Harrisonville Elementary broken into Sunday night via a side window. The Rutland elementary and high school were also hit in the last 10 days, with about 500 dollars stolen from Rutland Elementary and an undetermined amount from Rutland High. Sheriff Robert Hartenbach led the investigation.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Harrisonville
Robert Hartenbach
Rutland
Columbus Bus Strike Ends After Two Weeks
Columbus city buses resumed service after a two week strike by about 550 drivers mechanics and maintenance workers. The return to normal service ends disruption for riders and city transit officials.
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Columbus
Senate group opens hearings on patent provisions bill
Washington group opens hearings today on the patent provisions of a disputed drug industry bill.
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Washington
Senate
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