Soviet Nuclear Test Reported Near Fifty Megatons
The Soviet Union set off a giant nuclear explosion possibly near 50 megatons, with Upp sala Sweden citing this figure. The AEC urged caution until more data, while observers noted the blast was larger than earlier tests and registered at 9:35 a.m. Swedish time.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur Baath
Uppsala Seismological Institute
Washington
AEC
Novaya Zemlya
Uppsala
Trujillo Exile Under Way As Two Yachts Sail
In Ciudad Trujillo reports say two Trujillo family yachts carry members into self imposed exile from the Dominican Republic. The Presidente Trujillo and Angelica head toward Caribbean ports likely Martinique and Bermuda to pick up relatives bound for Spain. Ramfis Trujillo Jr. stays, while clashes between mobs and police flare in several provinces leaving casualties.
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Dominican
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Jose Arizmendi Trujillo
Raphael Trujillo
Presidente Trujillo
Caribbean
Martinicus
Spain
Angelica
Bermuda
Hector B. Trujillo
Italians Put Monteleone Rocca Doria Town Up For Sale
All 300 residents of Monteleone Rocca Doria in Sardinia advertised their town for sale or trade. They cite ancient churches, a city hall, orphanage, new schoolhouse, and scenic climate as enticements but note no jobs, poor access, and flooding risks in nearby flat land.
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Monteleone Rocca Doria
Sassari
Alghero
Roccaforte
Montelone Rocca Doria
UAW Faces Battle Over Local AMC Pact Vote
UAW negotiators seek local contracts with Chrysler as a threat to the profit sharing with American Motors Corp. In Milwaukee Local 75, 9000 members, approved the pact Oct 1, now faces a demand for a second vote after a Friday night meeting.
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UAW
AMC
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Chrysler
Milwaukee
No Pickup Seen in Steel Demand for Rest of Year
Steel demand shows no pickup with production or inventory shifts likely to keep levels steady through year. The assessment comes from Steel Magazine, citing current market trends and expectations for continued stability.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Denunciation is Continued at Soviet Congress Session
Moscow reports the 22nd Communist party congress entering its sixth session with pledges that an antiparty group led by Malenkov and Molotov will not rise again. Premier Khrushchev and economist Alexei Kosygin led the condemnations as speakers reiterated the stance each day.
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Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Alexei Kosygin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Rusk backs strong U S military stance in talks with USSR
Secretary of State Dean Rusk aligned with Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric on U S power, stressing negotiations with the Soviet Union must start from a position of strength. Rusk endorsed Gilpatric’s view of a lethal nuclear deterrent and said public understanding is needed about negotiating from strength.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Pentagon
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
ABC
Rusk
Ohio Teamsters Leader Wins Supreme Court Review
Washington. William Presser, head of the Teamsters Union in Ohio, was granted a Supreme Court review of his conviction on a charge of obstructing justice.
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Washington
William Presser
Teamsters Union
Ohio
Supreme Court
Movie Roof Collapse Kills One in New Orleans Theater
A ceiling collapse at the Nola Theater in New Orleans crushed a woman and injured 50 or more people including children during the screening of Homicidal. Fire officials said a crackling noise preceded the fall of plaster and steel mesh from a 35-foot ceiling onto the 400-seat auditorium.
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New Orleans
Ida Montclare
Nola
Howard Dey
Hiram College Announces $6.5 Million Development Plan
Trustees unveil a decade long program with 1.5 million for immediate needs. Planned facilities in stage one include a science facility a library unit a music building and financing for the physical education plant. Additional funds will support faculty salaries.
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HIRAM
Hiram College
Atomic workers reach new contract at Oak Ridge plants
In Oak Ridge Tennessee an agreement is reached on a new contract for about 4500 workers at two major atomic installations. The pact provides an 8 cent hourly wage increase.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
UN Debates Test Ban Appeal Split at General Assembly
United Nations members prepared to vote on whether to appeal nuclear tests to all powers or target the Soviet Union. Denmark urged a seven nation plan, India pressed for a universal moratorium, while Britain and the United States backed a restart of talks and a March progress report.
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U.N
Soviet Union
Denmark
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India
Britain
United States
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Diplomat freed By U.S. Arms
In Berlin General Lucius D. Clay blamed East German police for an incident on the border as U S troops escorted E Allan Lightner Jr to East Berlin. Three Patton tanks guarded the border overnight before withdrawal amid protests from East German authorities and claims of intoxication and assault by a border guard.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Taylor
Kennedy
U.S
East Berlin
E. Allan Lightner Jr
State Department
Lightner
East German People's Police
United States
West Germany
East Ber
Vopos
People’s Police
VOPO
Friedrichstrasse
Bianca C. Fire Off Grenada Destroys Italian Liner
The 17 321 ton Bianca C. burned and sank off Grenada after anchoring offshore. Fire killed chief engineer Rodizza Napale and wounded eight crewmen as 750 aboard escaped. Most passengers, 400, were not casualties and many were immigrants bound for South America. Maritime investigators probe reports of an explosion prior to the blaze.
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Grenada
British West Indies
Rodizza Napale
Bianca C
Naples
la Guaira
Venezuela
West Indies
South America
Guerrilla Drills by Minutemen Leader Arrests Reported
Ulinois article notes Minutemen guerrilla field maneuvers deemed successful despite confiscation of part of their arsenal. Rich Lauchli, 35, Collinsville, charged with unlawful possession of illegal firearms after weapons display in Shiloh. Lauchli free on bond. magistrate hearing set.
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Minutemen
Robert DePugh
Norborne
Lauchli
Philip Taylor
Shiloh
Depugh
San Antonio
Tex
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Pressure Qn Dems In Ohio
Ohio emerges as a battleground state as Gov. Michael V. DiSalle decides not to seek re election. National GOP planners see Ohio as key to narrowing the Democrats lead in statehouses and influencing the 1964 race. New York and California top a dozen states where governor contests could affect Kennedy's campaign.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
New York
California
Snowstorm Traps Deer Hunters Near Burley Idaho First Day
A heavy snowstorm stranded hundreds of deer hunters south of Burley on the opening day of the season. Four foot drifts left many without provisions as two to three thousand hunters packed three game units. One hunter died of a heart attack and two others were reported missing south of Burley amid two feet of snow.
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Burley
Twin Falls
Pioneer of Movie Stars Dies at 83
Joseph M. Schenck aged 83, a Hollywood pioneer who helped develop the star system and co-founded Twentieth Century Fox, died Sunday. Born in Russia, he immigrated to the United States at age ten.
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Hollywood
Joseph M. Schenck
Schenck
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Russia
United States
Rayburn Reported Weaker and Less Alert at Home
May be sinking Dallas Texas House Speaker Sam Rayburn was reported late Sunday to be weaker and less alert than he has been recent.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Hoffa Sues Meany Over Libel and Libel Action
James B. Hoffa and the Teamsters sue AFL-CIO President George Meany and 24 top officers in U S District Court for a million dollar libel and slander claim alleging an effort to split the Teamsters and mislead its members.
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Detroit
James B. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Hoffa
U.S
Meany
Release of 8500 Algerians Held After Riots in Paris
Police said today they released 8 500 Algerians arrested during antipolicy riots and demonstrations last week.
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Paris
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Thailand
Phnom Penh announced the severing of diplomatic ties with Thailand amid mounting tensions. Officials cited irreparable differences and vowed to review regional commitments as relations deteriorate.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Thailand
Ranger II launch delayed for third time in space probe bid
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla a Ranger II satellite mission facing a third postponement due to technical problems. Earlier attempts Friday and Sunday were also halted as engineers seek to refine launch techniques and equipment for future lunar and interplanetary flights.
Missiles Recovered From Wrecked Pioneer Muse Off Okinawa
Forty four missile bodies worth nearly five hundred thousand dollars have been recovered from the Pioneer Muse wreck off Okinawa, the U S Navy announced today.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U. S
Pioneer Muse
Okinawa
Ohioans Pay Up IRS Collects 5.8 Billion in FY Ends
The Internal Revenue Service gathered 5.8 billion dollars from Ohio residents in the fiscal year ending June 30, the latest tax collection figures show.
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Washington
The
Internal Revenue Service
Adenauer urged to replace Brentano as foreign minister
Bonn reports that Konrad Adenauer faces a choice between firing Heinrich von Brentano or risking a weaker bid to become chancellor again. The Free Democrats demand Brentano’s removal to enable a more flexible foreign policy and to drop the “incurable yes-man” from the cabinet.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Brentano
Free Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Adenauer
Free Democrats
Pill Sends Beefsteak Packing For Blackeye
Dr Ben H Jenkins reports in Clinical Medicine that enzyme tablets can reduce swelling from a black eye in one or two days rather than the longer natural healing period. The note comes from Newnan Georgia and suggests replacing raw beefsteak with this enzyme treatment.
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Newnan
Ben H. Jenkins
Ford Walton Hills plant ends strike as production resumes
Full production resumes at Ford Motor Co. Walton Hills stamping plant in Cleveland, the last of 85 Ford plants to reach a new contract ending a strike that began October 3.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Ford
Five Day Weather Forecast: Mixed Temperatures and Rain Likely
Temperatures will run near normal with highs around 60 to 67 and lows 38 to 45. A cooler spell starts Tuesday with a rebound later in the week, while rainfall totals approach half an inch from showers tonight through Tuesday and again toward week’s end.
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