Soviet Union Refuses Congo Peacekeeping Payment
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko announced in New York that the USSR will not pay any funds for UN peacekeeping operations in the Congo. He opposed paying for actions in the Congo and criticized colonialist crimes, signaling a clash with Adlai Stevenson over UN financing.
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N. Y
UN General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Congo
Gromyko
U. S
Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Assembly
World Court
Middle East
Soviet Union
Poland
Romania
Endorsement In Algeria Strengthens Ben Bella Regime
Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau won wide support as over 70 percent of Algeria's 6.4 million registered voters backed his unopposed nominees for the 196-member national assembly. The high turnout dealt a blow to opponents who hoped abstentions would undermine his ruling body.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
National Assembly
Buckets as Nuclear Bomb Detectors Sighted in Nevada
In Las Vegas a white bucket atop a utility pole is described as a nuclear bomb explosion detector with a network in 99 critical U S areas. The piece notes three detectors near prime targets and cites a Pentagon briefing at the Air Force Association convention. In Washington, Ohio lawmakers split along party lines on foreign aid funding.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force Association
United States
Red China warns India of possible border war
Beijing accuses Indian troops of firing on Chinese border guards near Chedong Tibet and says the situation has reached a critical point. China claims India illegally crossed the border at Chejao Bridge around Sept 20 and that adjustments in the high northeast frontier have continued amid reciprocal charges.
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Tibet
Peiping
Chedong
India
Ladakh
Chejao Bridge
Glouster Police Officers Resign in Budget Clash
Glouster faces reduced policing as two of three patrolmen resign and a third plans to quit October 15 in protest of a council move to extend the work week to seven days. May or Williams appeals for help from the Athens County Sheriff and State Patrol as coverage gaps emerge.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Athens County Sheriff’s Department
State Highway Patrol
Paul McAllister
Charles Riley
Guy Tedrow
Tedrow
Ray Fulton
Village Council
Briley urges Congress to curb Cuba crisis with power resolution
Hillsboro leader John M. Briley, opposing Senator Lausche, tells Republican district leaders Congress should act now. He says Kennedy delayed Cuba decisions and Cuba and its Soviet backers may test arms again, possibly invading a country or challenging Guantanamo Bay. Briley proposes a joint resolution giving the President authority to use force if Cuba tests military moves.
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Hillsboro
John M. Briley
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Congress
6Th Congressional District
Kennedy
Cuba
Briley
Caribbean
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
AEC Fires Another Underground Blast at Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted a new underground test shot at the Nevada Test Site. It is the 51st test in the series started last year, described as low yield with a force under 20 000 tons of TNT.
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Washington —P
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Nuclear Fuel May Be Key to Moon and Mars Voyages
Vienna report quotes Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, AEC chairman, saying nuclear power could propel the first American spacecraft to the moon and later a manned Mars mission. He cited joint AEC and NASA tests and a time scale favoring nuclear propulsion over chemical propellants.
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Vienna
Austria
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Moon
Mars
Seaborg
AEC
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Balance of payments deficit narrows in Q2 reports
The Commerce Department says the U S balance of payments deficit fell to 220 million dollars in Q2 from 480 million in Q1. In a separate incident Sue Campbell, 20, of Frost, fainted at 31 North Court Street at 9:30 a.m. Friday and was taken by emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital for examination.
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Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Sue Campbell
Frost
N. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Kennedy jokes light up Pennsylvania fundraiser
President Kennedy drew laughter at a Harrisburg dinner when he quipped I am Ted Kennedy's brother. The article notes Edward M. Ted Kennedy won the Democratic senatorial nomination in Massachusetts on Tuesday.
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Harrisburg
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Ted Kennedy
Edward M. Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Freighter Bound for Russia Seized in Puerto Rico
A Puerto Rican court attached an 800000 dollar Cuban sugar cargo aboard the Soviet chartered Streatham Hill engine bound for the Soviet Union. Kane's Miami firm seeks to lift the attachment while the Soviets and British may contest. A fire in a hold briefly threatened the cargo as authorities detain the ship until unloading.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Soviet Union
Streatham Hill
Tero
Terry Kane
Cuba
Washington
Isias Rodriguez Moreano
Kane
Walter C. Writting
German Officer Escapee Doubts Berlin Blockade Silence
Lt Col Martin Loeffler the highest ranking East German officer to reach the West says a blockade of West Berlin is possible after a peace pact with East Germany. He cites conversations with senior officers but has no concrete evidence. Loeffler notes Western forces appear morally and technically superior, with American technical prowess likely decisive.
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BOM
Germany
West
West Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Martin Herbert Loeffler
Loeffler
East German People’s Army
U.S
Karl - Heinz Hoffman
Russia
Federal Contempt Citations Sought Against Mississippi Officials
The Justice Department seeks federal contempt citations against 13 members of the State College Board for failing to enroll James H. Meredith at the University of Mississippi. A hearing was set for Monday in New Orleans before a 5th U.S. Circuit panel. Chancellor J. D. Williams, Dean Arthur B. Lewis, and Registrar Robert B. Ellis were ordered to appear. Lewis declined comment.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Justice Department
State College Board
James H
Meredith
University of Mississippi
New Orleans
Ross Barnett
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Barnett
J. D. Williams
Arthur B. Lewis
Robert B. Ellis
Lewis
Williams
Ellis
Rusk Appeals To Senate To Restore Slashed Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Senate to restore a deep House cut in foreign aid describing it as a false and costly economy. He warned that an amendment to halt aid to countries shipping to Cuba would strain alliance relations while focusing on the $1.1 billion reduction from the requested $4.8 billion and a total appropriation cut to $5.9569 billion.
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Rusk
Senate
Washington
Dean Rusk
House
Cuba
Kennedy to keynote Ohio Democrats by wire at Columbus
President Kennedy will address Ohio Democratic delegates by leased wire from Washington after Lyndon Johnson could not attend due to commitments in Texas. The talk at Veterans Memorial Auditorium is set for 8 30 p m EST tonight.
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Columbus
Kennedy
Ohio
Washington
William Coleman
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Guido Declares Cease Fire in Argentina Ousting Rebels
President Jose Maria Guido proclaimed a cease-fire in Buenos Aires and removed three military leaders accused by army rebels of plotting a dictatorship. His cabinet resigned to give him leeway as rebel leader Gen. Juan Carlos Organia sought a return to democracy. It remained unclear if opposing officers would yield peacefully.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Argentina
Juan Carlos Organia
Cuban ministry charges U S planes over Cuba bound ships
The Cuban armed forces ministry said two U S planes flew over two Cuba bound merchant vessels on September 14 and 15 violating international law. The Havana newscast carried the report but gave no location for the alleged incursions.
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Key West
Fla
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
U. S
Havana
Coed Killed In Columbus in Off Campus Garage
A 19 year old business college coed Mary Margaret Andrews was shot to death late Thursday night after allegedly being molested and robbed. She worked for a Columbus auditor and was slain in a garage behind a rooming house near Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Business College
Mary Margaret Andrews
Columbus Business University
Andrews
Ohio State University
Ohio Supreme Court Returns to Hear Cleveland Mayor Case
The Ohio Supreme Court resumes after summer recess to hear arguments in a Cleveland mayor election dispute. Chief Justice Carl Weygandt states a decision will come as soon as possible. Judge William Radcliff will replace ill Judge Thomas Herbert on the seven member court.
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Ohio Supreme Court
James F. Bell
London
Carl V. Weygandt
Kingsley A. Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
William D. Radcliff
4Th District Appellate Court
Thomas J. Herbert
UN recon plane shot down over Katanga with Swedes
Wreckage found today of a UN reconnaissance plane carrying ten Swedes shot down over Katanga. Seven aboard survived the crash four unhurt one man killed two others initially unaccounted for. Katanga President Tshombe said forces were ordered to avoid incidents and accused Congo central government troops of the downing. Robert K A Gardiner warned helicopters would face immediate fire if harassed.
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Katanga
Swedish Defense Ministry
Stockholm
Robert K. A. Gardiner
UN Operations
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
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