Rebels in Yemen Clash With Crown Loyalists Across Fronts
Cairo dispatch reports Yemeni rebels battling monarchist tribes on northern, southern, and eastern fronts with claims of UAR air and armored support. Rebel Premier Sallal says monarchists near Saudi border were repelled as U A R pilots operate from Yemeni air bases. U A R strength cited at about 1500 troops and security units. Saudi forces allegedly advancing toward Sana from multiple directions.
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Cairo
Yemen
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdullah Sallal
Saudi Arabia
U.A.R
Sana
Donovan Awaits Castro Decision on 1113 Prisoners
American negotiator James B. Donovan awaited Fidel Castro’s response to a personnel release tied to 1113 invasion prisoners. He offered a medicine and medical supplies package as the maximum bid, noting no cash would be sent and several points remained unsettled.
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Donovan
Castro
Miami
Fla
James B. Donovan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Havana
Portuguese Minister to Discuss Azores Base With Rusk
Portuguese Foreign Minister Alberto Nogueira will meet U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Washington next Thursday to discuss the future of the U.S. base in the Azores and other Portuguese U.S. questions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Alberto Franco Nogueira
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Azores
Nogueira
Rusk
Kennedy Faces Mixed Year Two for 87th Congress
Washington report cites a 70 percent Kennedy program adoption rate amid major wins like the trade expansion bill and drug regulation, but notes key proposals killed including healthcare for the aged and the education program. Congress backed Cuba and Berlin actions and authorized reservists, while civil rights and urban affairs measures stalled.
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Congress
Kennedy
Fierce Storms Batter Oregon and Coastline
A violent Pacific storm battered over 1,000 miles of coast injuring three people and causing widespread damage from Oregon to California. Winds up to 90 mph toppled trees damaged a school, disrupted power lines, and delayed harvests as crews fought rising seas and heavy rains.
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California
British Columbia
Snoqualmie
Wash
Gold Beach
Mt. Hebo
Air Force
Coast Guard
Garberville
Rain Delays World Series Sixth Game In San Francisco
World Series game six between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees was postponed to Saturday noon PDT due to rain and wet grounds at Candlestick Park. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the delay at 8:41 a.m. after inspecting the soggy field as winds of 40 to 60 mph roared through the area. If needed, game seven shifts to Sunday at noon.
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Ford Frick
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Frick
Candlestick Park
Giants
San Francisco Bay
Tony's Fry-Up Blamed For Traffic Jam
Grantham motorists blame Tony's Cafe for a byway traffic jam as long distance truckers ignore a new bypass. Officials note a fry up of eggs chips and tomatoes sells for 3 shillings 42 cents and locals quote strong cafe loyalty.
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Grantham
England
Tony’s
John Welsh
Keyser dismisses Hoff plans as overgovernment talk
Gov. Keyser rebutted Philip Hoff's call to overhaul Vermont planning and development, calling it bureaucratic overreach. He argued the Vermont Development Department already conducts planning studies and that mere name or board changes do not equal progress.
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Montpelier
Keyser
State Development Department
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Hoff
VDD
Walker Awaits Court Ordered Sanity Tests
Edwin A. Walker former major general accused in the University of Mississippi integration rioting waited for court ordered sanity tests. He reported to Dr. R. L. Stubblefield at Southwestern Medical School for a 20 minute session and was told to return as directed while Overholser was named to assist in the exam.
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Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
Walker
R. L. Stubblefield
Southwestern Medical School
Stubblefield
Washington, D.C
Winfred Overholser
Overholser
Pope warns world leaders of final reckoning at ecumenical council
At the Vatican Pope John XXIII warned leaders they will one day answer to God for actions and urged efforts toward peace. He spoke during an audience for envoys from 85 governments as 2,700 prelates gathered for the 21st Ecumenical Council. Balloting for commissions begins with 16 of 24 seats chosen by the Pope, shaping the council's work.
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John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City
Msgr
Enrico Dante
Vatican
Man
Catholic Church
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Basilica
John
Africa
Asia
Congress Nears Adjournment Amid Election Pressure
The 87th Congress, amid thinning ranks as members rush home to campaign, aims to adjourn by late today. Key bills remain, including rivers and harbors and flood control funding, with Senate and House conferees trying to bridge gaps on a $4.0+ billion vs $2.2 billion project package.
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Washington
87Th Congress
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Home Warns Soviets On East German Stand
Foreign Secretary Lord Home told the Conservative conference that Western powers will stay in West Berlin while the Soviet Union denies self determination for East Germany and a free choice for all Berlin. He said he told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in New York that the US Britain and France act as trustees for West Berliners and will not abandon them to Communist domination.
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Wales
Lord Home
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
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Britain
France
West
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