FBI Nabs Most Wanted Criminal in Arlington
FBI arrested 51 year old David Stanley Jacobanis in an Arlington home on U S 7 after an Arlington Post Office flyer aided tip. He faced charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for a 6000 dollar robbery in Dedham Mass and was held in Windham County Jail.
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FBI
Arlington
Arlington Post Office
David Stanley Jacobanis
Lawrence Hurlburt
U.S. 7
Jacobanis
West Mountain Farm
Mountain Inn
Philadelphia
Augustus Kane
Frank White
U.S. Cmsr
Ralph Chapman
Brattleboro
Plaza
Dedham Institution For Savings
Dedham
Mass
Windham County
Newfane
North Smithfield
R.T
U.S
David S. Jacobanis
Harry Asbury
David Stanley Jacubanis
U.N. presses Katanga to join Congo in tough policy
Acting Secretary-General U Thant orders Brig. I. J. Rikhye to pressure Katanga President Moise Tshombe and bolster U.N. forces in the Congo. The plan includes planes, antiaircraft units, and ground troops, plus possible export boycotts and blockades. Kenya, Sweden, and India contribute aircraft and troops amid broader pressure.
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U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Thant
I. J. Rikhye
U. N. Congo
Tshombe
U.N
Rikhye
Italy
Sweden
Kennedy hosts culture crusade for national arts center
President Kennedy opened a 30 million dollar closed circuit broadcast promoting a national cultural center with Eisenhower joining from Augusta. The 5 000 seat Armory event featured arts from ballet to poetry, but many struggled to hear as the program ran 45 minutes past schedule.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Presi
Dent Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta
Eisenhower
America
National Guard
Truck Explodes In Essex Area Crashing On Route 2A
A tank trailer carrying vinyl plastic fluid crashed on Route 2A in northern Vermont triggering a blast. Seven people were hospitalized with burns including reporter Ray Leroux of the Burlington Free Press. Leroux’s condition was described as serious at Fanny Allen Hospital in Winooski.
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ESSEX
Vermont
Burlington Free Press
Ray Leroux
Fanny Allen Hospital
Winooski
Lerous
Parole Violator Nabbed in Underhill
Maurice S. Westover age 20 a parole violator from Milton was captured in Underhill woods after a three day manhunt. He had abandoned a car reported stolen in Holden Massachusetts and fled on foot. Detained in Burlington after being spotted by parole officer Frank Mazza and Rutland Trooper Gerald L. Marshall. He faces arraignment in Burlington municipal court and was on parole for passing a bogus check.
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Underhill
Maurice S. Westover
Underhill Woods
Westover
Milton
Holden
Mass
Burlington
Frank Mazza
Mazza
Gerald L. Marshall
Rutland Barracks
Rutland
Hoff Unable to Complete Vermont Budget By Deadline
Governor elect Philip Hoff says a definitive budget cannot be finalized by the December 27 deadline as expenditures outstrip revenues. He told a Burlington Chamber of Commerce meeting the budget approach is fundamentally flawed and offered no immediate solution. Hoff praised broad cooperation in his incoming administration and pledged to recruit talent.
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Burlington
Elecr
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
Kennedy Mikoyan talks steer Cuba talks at UN
President Kennedy and Anastas Mikoyan agreed to continue negotiations in New York for a final settlement of the Cuban crisis. No progress reported on broader East West issues after a three hour White House meeting. The talks also touched on on the spot air surveillance and Cuba as a military base.
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Anastas Mikoyan
White House
Washington
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Mikoyan
U.S
Cuba
Prises
New York
Pierre Salinger
Stevenson
McCloy
Kuznetsov
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Talks Set With Ayub in Kashmir
In New Delhi India denies Red China charges of armed provocation near the Himalayan frontier as talks with Pakistan President Ayub Khan on Kashmir begin. Nehru backs negotiations while China contemplates a withdrawal and India strengthens northeastern defenses.
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India
Ayub
Kashmir
New Delhi
Peking
Red China
Pakistan
Assam
Nehru
Ayub Khan
Secretary General Thant’s election set today at UN
The U N General Assembly will elect U Thant of Burma as secretary-general to a five year term ending November 3, 1966. The Security Council recommended his continuation after unanimous backing from the governing bodies and prior US and Soviet agreement. Hammarskjold’s death last year prompted Thant’s acting status and his rise to head the world body.
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U.N. General Assembly
U Thant
Burma
Security Council
U.N
Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Ndola
Rhodesia
Analysis: Cuba Crisis Strains U.S. Forces and STRAC Alert
An AP analysis notes U.S. forces would have been stretched by a Cuba invasion. More than 100,000 STRAC troops and five divisions were alert for Cuba, with the 82nd and 101st airborne pivotal. About 12,000 Marines supported operations and 213,000 troops were on alert or ready to strike, with 183 Navy ships blockading and B52 and B47 bombers primed for rapid combat.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Defense Department
Strategic Army Corps
82Nd Airborne
101St Airborne
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Guantanamo Naval Base
Pfc
Walter Stack
Cpl
Loyd Vaughn
Lockheed Strike Ends Temporarily Amid U S Probe
Lockheed Aircraft Corp and aerospace workers return to work after a two day strike ends as a presidential Taft Hartley committee opens. Union leaders pledge to strike again if a union shop vote is not granted. The company maintains its stance.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aerospace
Churchill marks 88th birthday with egg and champagne
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill began his 88th birthday observance with a simple breakfast of a soft boiled egg and a glass of champagne.
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London
Winston Churchill
Pope John XXIII Shows Progress in Recovery
Vatican communique says Pope John XXIII, 81, is recovering from pneumonia with treatment yielding hoped for results. He left his sick bed briefly and attended to Church governance matters, signing dispositions.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Teamsters Strike Halts Plain Dealer Publication in Cleveland
A surprise Union strike against Cleveland’s two leading dailies halted the Plain Dealer while the Press and News hoped to continue. The AP report notes the Plain Dealer canceled print as union action began.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Teamsters
the Plain Dealer
Press and News
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