Halt Sale Of Grain To Tito
The United States suspends a Yugoslav request to buy 500000 tons of surplus wheat as Kennedy cools on Tito due to pro Soviet stances at Belgrade talks. Kennan outlined policy to Todorovic in Belgrade. The halt preserves existing aid while blocking new programs. earlier this year Washington agreed to a 60 million dollar package of cotton oil and wheat, about 28 million for 400000 tons being carried out.
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Yugoslavia
U.S
George S. Kennan
Mijalko Todorovic
Belgrade
Tinues
United States
Kennan
Todorovic
Washington
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Luang Prabang
Eisenhower backs Yugoslav jet sale amid Byrd critique
Former President Eisenhower endorsed the 130 surplus jet fighter sale to Communist Yugoslavia as in the United States best interests. He noted Kennedy was not briefed while White House aides discussed the matter. Byrd condemned the deal as fantastic and said Congress would reject it when raised. The White House said the sale continues Truman era policy.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
White House
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
U S Troops In Berlin Start Ever Ready II War Games
Nearly half of West Berlin's 6500 man U S garrison joined a three day test of combat readiness with tanks and armored carriers moving through the American sector toward Grunewald Forest. Brig Gen Frederick O Hartel commands about 3000 troops in the Ever Ready II exercise to practice defense until reinforcements arrive from West Germany.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Grunewald
East Berlin
Frederick O. Hartel
West Germany
Industrial Explosion Shocks Chicago West Side
An industrial explosion on the Chicago West Side injured at least 68 people with no immediate fatalities reported. Officials said two were unaccounted for, with 18 hurt at Helene Curtis Industries and 50 at a Zenith Radio plant nearby. A sulfuric acid odor hindered rescues as heavy glass shattered over surrounding blocks.
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Helene Curtis Industries Cosmetics
North Ave
Levelle
Zenith Radio Corp
Security Chief Vanishes From Plattsburgh Base
Philip C. Marsh chief security officer for General Dynamics Corp at Plattsburgh Air Force Base disappeared Sunday after leaving home to buy beer. Police tracked Marsh to 17 states as he faced a nervous condition and depression while overseeing security for Atlas missile site installations around Plattsburgh.
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Philip C. Marsh
General Dynamics Corp
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Marsh
Plattsburgh
Strategic Air Command
Reds Ask to Cancel Bomb Test
The White House urged the Soviet Union to reconsider plans to explode a 50 megaton nuclear device. It argued such tests are unnecessary, serve political aims, and that the U.S. possesses the capability to build 50 to 100 megaton weapons but does not need to test them. The statement, attributed to the White House via Pierre Salinger, follows Khrushchev’s pledge to detonate a 50 megaton bomb by month’s end.
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Washington
White House
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Biblical Food Cache Urged By Scientist
Dr Perry R Stout of the University of California urged a national two year food cache in every community to guard against nuclear war. He proposed a 15 billion dollar emergency supply and suggested saving 20 percent of each year crop to build reserves for lean years.
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Washington
California
United States
Perry R. Stout
University of California
National Research Council
Stout
Tax Stamps Await Fate In Ohio Referendum Battle
Ohio faces a possible late decision on a referendum to repeal the state sales tax stamps. Activists have not yet submitted the required petitions totaling over 197000 signatures to the Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by tonight's deadline.
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Columbus
Wisconsin board votes to keep 82 year old McGuffey Reader
Twin Lakes Wisconsin board votes 4 to 1 to retain the 82 year old McGuffey Reader despite a threat of legal action. Edward J Zahn representing Twin Lakes Taxpayers Alliance vows to seek removal of four pro reader board members and to compel state officials to act.
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Twin Lakes
Wis
Wisconsin
McGuffey
Edward J. Zahn
Burlington
Twin Lakes Taxpayers Alliance
Lakewood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Angus Rothwell
Kenosha County
Zahn
Rothwell
Dennis Beula
School Board of
Khrushchev Declares Socialist World Triumph by 1980
Premier Khrushchev told the 22nd Soviet Communist Party congress that imperialism is doomed and socialism will prevail globally by 1980. He cited three historical factors including the rise of world socialist system, colonial system crumble, and capitalism's weakening as proof of change.
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Moscow
Khrushchevy
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Tank Truck Blast At Pure Oil Refinery Damages Facility
An exploding gasoline laden tank truck at Pure Oil Co refinery in Oregon released a blaze that destroyed an empty truck and a loading dock. One man had minor facial cuts as forty volunteer firemen battled for an hour. Flames reached 250 feet and wind aided efforts to prevent further spread. Damage estimated in the thousands.
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Toledo
Pure Oil Co
Oregon
Refin
Ward Ensign
Why Of Meat Prices Told
Washington reports the Agriculture Department explains meat pricing. Nature yields few sirloin cuts and only about half of a steer is usable meat. A side of beef includes many cheaper cuts and factors like freight labor and packaging raise costs beyond raw prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Saturn Shot Postponed for Saturn Booster Test
NASA on Tuesday indefinitely postponed the first flight test of the Saturn superbooster to refine the control system. The launch had been planned for later this week from Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Eisenhower Set to Speak at Case Institute Dinner
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a dinner at Case Institute of Technology on November 9, the school announced.
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Eisenhower
Newark
N.J
James Mitchell
Eft
Clifford Case
Cleveland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Case Institute of Technology
French Will Oust 1500 After Riots
Paris reports the government ordered expulsion of 1500 Algerians amid curfew riots that left three dead and 77 seriously injured. Police arrested 11,538 Algerians during clashes, with 13 officers among the rioters. 1500 slated for return to Algeria within 48 hours as checks continue.
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Paris
Algeria
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Temperatures and Light Rain
Temperatures will average near normal with a high around 64 and a low near 41. The period turns cooler Thursday through Saturday before a slight warmup Sunday and Monday. Rainfall totals about one quarter inch in scattered showers likely Thursday and again Saturday.
Livestock Buyers Target Daily Sale Ads
Advertisers report strong results in the Livestock for Sale classification as buyers monitor daily listings. Sellers urged to act now to obtain quick cash for herd heads and other stock.
X-15 Sets Speed Record Near Edwards Air Force Base
At Edwards Air Force Base California the X-15 rocket plane reached 3920 miles per hour halving the speed of a rifle bullet. Pilot Joe Walker kept the needle-nosed craft under control with flaps deployed as the sharp mission pushed six times the speed of sound. The prior record stood at 3647 mph set last week by Air Force Major Bob White.
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Air Force
Bob White
Charlie Brown Eats Ballot in Atlantic Beach Runoff
An absentee ballot in Atlantic Beach runoff election was not counted after Charlie Brown the dachshund ate it. Officials voided the ballot. no race was decided by a single vote.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
Charlie Brown
Henry Isaacs
Two men rob Cleveland savings bank on West Side
Two men held up the Peoples Savings and Loan Association on Cleveland´s West Side today and escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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Cleveland —.P
Peoples Savings & Loan Association
West Side
Katanga Showdown Tests UN After Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations officials face a Congo cease-fire clash with Katanga as Katanga refuses to release 184 UN soldiers until the secretariat ratifies the pact. The USSR and Congo government threaten council action, underscoring a precipitating crisis after Hammarskjold's death.
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Congo
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Congo Command
Katanga
Soviet Union
Central Congo
Secretariat
Moise Tshombe
U. N
Valerian A. Zorin
U. N. Congo
Security Council
Justin Bomboko
Bomboko
Tshombe
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
UAW Aims to Avoid Chrysler Strike in Final Bargaining
Union leader Walter P. Reuther sought to wind up auto labor talks with Chrysler Corp without a strike. He outlined a new bargaining strategy to avoid work stoppages, prioritizing working conditions at national and local levels, as the Big Three negotiations heat up.
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Detroit
Mich
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Reuther
UAW
Jefferson City doctor plagued by teen calls over number
In Jefferson City a physician’s office is overwhelmed by teen calls after a receptionist states the number 5-4321. The prankish chatter yells blast off when the digits are revealed, prompting the doctor to seek a change of the number.
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Jefferson City
Finnish President Arrives for UN General Assembly
President Urho Kekkonen of Finland arrived in New York from Washington aboard a military plane for a four day visit to address the United Nations General Assembly.
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New York
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Washington
UN General Assembly
First Alcatraz Inmate Granted Bail Release
Mick ey Cohen becomes the first inmate at Alcatraz Island to be freed on bail today. Federal authorities confirmed the unusual release from the notorious San Francisco Bay penitentiary amid tight security and procedural approvals.
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San Francisco
Mickey Cohen
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
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