China Uses Tanks as India Border Fight Intensifies
Indian officials report Chinese forces using tanks on the western border and attacking eastern India near Burma. Four posts captured in Ladakh while China claims self defense. Nehru seeks closer ties with Himalayan neighbors as fighting widens.
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Kennedy to address nation on subject of highest urgency
President Kennedy requested a 6 p.m. national address and scheduled meetings with the National Security Council Cabinet and party leaders. White House aides prepared networks for a half hour and invited 15 key senators and representatives to attend the Washington briefing.
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Hoffa Denied Hearing by High Court
James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters, was denied a Supreme Court hearing on his claim that Kennedy era officials prejudiced a grand jury. The Orlando indictment charged Hoffa with mail fraud alongside Detroit banker Robert E. McCarthy Jr. The court’s decision left unresolved Hoffa’s bid to dismiss the case on grounds of a biased grand jury.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Supreme Court
Kennedy
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Robert E. McCarthy, Jr
Detroit
White
Goldberg
McCarthy
Famous Brands Faces Court Action in Ohio Liquor Inquiry
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy announced plans to file a quo warranto action in the Ohio Supreme Court to dissolve Famous Brands Inc of Dayton. Special counsel Adrian Fink said the move follows a grand jury probe into alleged payoffs to secure liquor brand listings in state stores. Gilbert Bilenkin's firm allegedly received payments. Bilenkin and Mahler are reportedly hard to locate.
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Mark McElroy
Famous Brands, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Adrian B. Fink, Jr
McElroy
Famous Brands
Ohio Supreme Court
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Joseph H. Mahler
Waterfill & Frazier Distillery Co
Chicago
George R. Dick
Makler
Famous
Gilbert Bilenkin
Bilenkin
New York
Fink
DiSalle Proposes Five Point Plan for Ohio Education
Gov Michael V DiSalle warns Ohio education faces threats without immediate state support He unveils Ohio's Future in Public Education a plan to start Jan 1 if reelected to back a five point program The proposals include aiding needy districts funding formula revision increasing state share of operating costs and raising teacher salaries.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
School Foundation
Debate Opens as U N General Assembly on China Delegates
United Nations General Assembly opens its annual debate on seating the Chinese Reds in the UN. Delegates predict the Communists will lose again as the Soviet Union leads off with a resolution to replace Chinese Communist delegates on all UN bodies. The clash mirrors border fighting between Communist China and India.
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China
India
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
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Estes Trial Underway In Texas
Billie Sol Estes, a West Texas promoter with fertilizer tanks, grain storage and cotton allotments in bankruptcy, faces a third Texas trial on theft and swindling charges. Four indictments accuse him of theft of a fertilizer tank contract, swindling a farmer, embezzlement of the contract, and theft of tanks. If convicted he could face 2 to 20 years. The case moved from Pecos. a September 25 call led to a postponement due to unavailable witnesses.
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Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Estes
Pecos
Billy Graham In Argentina
Billy Graham visits Buenos Aires for three days drawing crowds with Sunday appearances and TV spots while expressing hope the spiritual flame for Christ will sweep across the troubled country. Charlottesville schools to admit 15 Black pupils after federal court order upholds desegregation plan.
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Billy Graham
Latin America Council Aims Rapid Alliance Progress
American finance ministers meeting in Mexico City seek to accelerate the Alliance for Progress with a week of reviews starting Tuesday. They target a peaceful social and economic transformation across Latin America within ten years, but experts caution that changing entrenched systems will take longer than a few years.
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Alliance For Progress
Farmers Union proposal to curb milk overproduction
The National Farmers Union calls on the government to use producer payments to reduce excess milk and dairy product output.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Norwegian Ship Toll May Reach 40 Persons
Rescue efforts off Rorvik Norway recovered eight bodies and saw twelve more at sea as the Sand Svithun was abandoned in a storm. Twenty people were confirmed dead or missing while five lifeboats with forty eight survivors, including twenty two passengers and twenty six crew, were pulled from icy waters despite gale conditions.
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Rhodes Attacks DiSalle Plan For Government Jobs
James A. Rhodes, Republican candidate for governor, criticizes the Democratic administration for plans to hire many new state employees. He argues the Department of Industrial and Economic Development spends on reading subscription papers and distributing pamphlets, calling expansion a path of high taxes and waste.
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James A. Rhodes
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Department of Industrial and Economic Development
U.S. Launches High Altitude Nuclear Test Over Johnston Island
The United States plans a second high altitude nuclear test in the series with a sub-megaton explosion scheduled Tuesday night above Johnston Island in the Pacific. An Army Nike-Hercules rocket will loft the warhead to 20 to 30 miles, matching Friday night’s visible shot over Kauai.
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United States
Johnston Island
Pacific
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Kauai
Eisenhower urges snipers to hold fire on Kennedy crisis
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urges political snipers to refrain from attacking President Kennedy while he handles a foreign policy crisis. He defends Republicans’ right to discuss policy but warns against actions that divide the nation amid Cuba and Berlin tensions. Eisenhower remarks follow recent crossfire over Kennedy’s handling of foreign policy. He hopes the issue ends soon.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Republican Party
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Boston
Phones Out In Pomeroy
POMEROY telephone service was restored at 9 p m Sunday to General Telephone Co subscribers in the east end of the Pomeroy exchange after a Saturday night outage. James Kimball Athens District commercial manager said about 150 lines were affected. Investigation showed someone drove a steel rod into the ground striking the lead sheathed cable buried five to six feet below the surface. The act likely occurred last week but moisture caused the outage.
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General Telephone Co
Pomeroy Exchange
James Kimball
Athens District
Kimball
Power Firms Join Lines In Ohio Electric Grid
Dayton Power & Light Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric and Cincinnati Gas and Electric begin a new phase to interconnect their generating and transmitting systems. A substation will be built two miles southeast of Marysville on Route 33 and about 30 miles of line from Xenia to Urbana will be upgraded to 138 000 volts.
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Ohio
Dayton Power & Light Co
Dayton Power & Light
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