One-armed man in Argentina eyed as possible Bormann
Argentine police grill a man claiming to be Walter Flegel, feared to be Martin Bormann. Interior Minister says he is German and bears many Bormann traits but is younger and missing an arm, raising questions about identity and fate of the Nazi deputy.
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Argentine police hold self-styled Flegel in Buenos Aires
Vitolo said a special police unit captured the suspect last week at Zarate north of Buenos Aires. Authorities believe he may be Bormann and he is held incommunicado at central police headquarters. The hunt for Nazi leaders fleeing after WWII has focused on Argentina amid past Eichmann capture and strained Israeli Argentine ties.
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Castro vows legal battle over Guantanamo naval base
Fidel Castro at a Havana homecoming warned of a coming legal showdown over the U S naval base at Guantanamo after bomb explosions near the Presidential Palace interrupted his balcony speech. He accused the United States of aggression and threatened renewed action.
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Cold War Tensions Hit IPIU Conference Opening
The Inter-Parliamentary Union opened its 49th annual conference in Tokyo amid swift cold war and Arab-Israel disputes. Delegates from multiple nations gathered as tensions flared over ongoing geopolitical conflicts.
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Tokyo
Inter- Parliamentary Union
Ambassadorship Comment Sparks Cold War Debate
Robert C. Hill, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, says eastern U.S. residents are quickly becoming apologists to the Communists amid rising Cold War tensions.
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Tex
United States
Robert C. Hill
U.S
Mexico
New Trial Ordered in Cleveland Child Neglect Case
Judge Albert A. Waldman ordered a new trial likely in late November for Lillian Frantantonio, mother of Cleveland's sleeping beauty daughters, after a mistrial was proclaimed and the jury dismissed following a week of testimony.
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Lillian Fratantonio
Sleeping Beauty
Albert A. Waldman
Scientists Measure 50-Mile Distances to Toothpick Width Accuracy
Government scientists report using reflected light rays to measure 50 mile distances with an accuracy stated as the width of a toothpick per mile. The claim emphasizes precision in long range measurements and underscores advances in optical ranging techniques.
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Washington
Kasavubu Endorses Mobutu Council as Congo Government
President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col. Joseph Mobutu's 27 member council as the provincial government, reducing rival Congo administrations to two. Lumumba's holdout remains confined at the premier's residence. UN troops from Ghana and Guinea are ordered to depart by Oct. 5. Mobutu's regime releases Lumumba letters seeking arms and volunteers from the Soviet Union and Red China.
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Congolese Dream Nightmare Result in Congo Struggle
In Leopoldville the Congo marks four months of independence with bloodshed and frustration. Congo soldiers and UN troops wield power as Lumumba and Mobutu clash. Refugees rise in Kasai while Soviet support reshapes military moves across the nation.
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Britain Urges Assembly to Settle World Dispute
British Prime Minister Macmillan urged the United Nations General Assembly to resolve East West tensions through reasoned argument and practical solutions. He praised Eisenhower's speech but dismissed Khrushchev’s proposals as counterproductive. Macmillan met with Khrushchev indirectly and spoke with Nehru and Nasser about bridging the East West gap and regional crises.
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U.S. General Says It Could Destroy Russia and China
Gen Nathan F. Twining asserts United States can destroy Russia and China if attacked, stressing that Communist leaders would understand the capability.
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Titan Missile Launch Opens 10000 Mile Ocean Flight
Cape Canaveral reports the Titan missile lifted off on a planned 10,000 mile test flight toward the Indian Ocean.
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Indian Ocean
Eisenhowers Mother-In-Law Elivera Doud Dies At 82
Elivera Doud 82 mother of Mamie Eisenhower died in Denver after illness. She lived at 750 Lafayette and had visited the White House, the first mother in law to ride a campaign train. Her death follows a 1955 Denver visit where Eisenhower suffered a heart attack. Her family includes Frances Moore and other daughters.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Chicago
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Boone
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UN Spotlight on Africa Dominates General Assembly Agenda
The United Nations General Assembly moves to place 10 African issues on its agenda as 15 new African nations participate. The 21 nation Steering Committee scheduled debate on the Congo crisis and competing US and Soviet Africa plans to gain influence with new members including Nigeria expected next week.
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Khrushchev Eyes Longer Stay After UN Talks
Nikita Khrushchev plans to remain in New York for another week as he meets British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The Soviet leader, active at the United Nations and in private talks with foreign leaders, continues to press for East West dialogue following the Paris summit crisis over the U2 incident.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Italy in Venice Lures with Beauty Amid High Prices
The article surveys northern Italy’s valley farms and luxury appeal of Venice. It notes inflation, the weak lira, costly meals, and generous service charges, but praises Venice’s unique beauty, waterborne transit, and absence of parking meters. It highlights Italy as a strong tourism draw despite expense.
Newport businessman romps into Rhode Island politics
Newport businessman Claiborne de Borda Pell of Newport won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Rhode Island. In his first bid for elective office the 41 year old trounced two seasoned campaigners to succeed Senator Theodore Francis Green who is not seeking re election.
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R. I
Claiborne de Borda Pell
Newport
Rhode Island
U.S. Senate
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Theodore Francis Green
Bardot Improves After Apparent Suicide Attempt in Menton
Film star Brigitte Bardot shows improvement after an apparent suicide attempt in Menton. Reports say she was found in a state of distress and received medical care. officials indicated she remains out of danger.
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France
Brigitte Bardot
Real Estate Board Reports Poor Business Outlook
The Ohio Association of Real Estate Board says business conditions are not good now and will not improve before the third quarter. Officials cite sluggish demand and market uncertainty impacting sales and listings in Cincinnati and statewide.
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