Soviet Union warns U.N. of war if U.S. attacks Cuba
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko warned that a U.S. attack on Cuba would spark war, while Adlai Stevenson countered that the United States seeks peace and will defend its security. Stevenson condemned the Cuban military buildup and demanded an end to Soviet arms shipments.
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House Leaders Clamp Down On Fight If We Must Resolution
The House blocked rewriting the fight if we must resolution and set a rule barring amendments as it plans to vote next Wednesday on the same Senate approved measure. The move comes amid demands for tougher language against Moscow and Havana and to curb aid to ships trading with Cuba. The Kennedy administration welcomed removal of a straitjacket amendment aimed at cutting U S aid to countries whose ships trade with Cuba. The House also advanced an amendment targeting nations delivering arms or strategic materials to the Castro regime. If the Senate rejects the changes, a House Senate conference will resolve the differences.
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Judge Clears Ole Miss Officials in Meredith Case
U S Dist Judge Sidney Mize exonerated Chancellor John D Williams liberal arts Dean Arthur B Lewis and registrar Robert B Ellis of contempt in the James H Meredith desegregation matter. He ruled that all authority rested with the university board of trustees and not with direct university officials.
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University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
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Arthur B. Lewis
Robert B. Ellis
Argentinian President Guido Collapses Amid Military Feud
In Buenos Aires President Jose Maria Guido collapsed at Government House after four days of Army generals' clash. Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania warned loyalists to surrender or face air attack. deadline passed uneventfully. Guid o, trying to mediate, appeared exhausted leaving questions about heart trouble versus fatigue.
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Villa Rosas
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Arturo Frondizi
Space Agency Postpones Schirra Orbit
NASA announced the six orbit flight of astronaut Walter Schirra is postponed to no earlier than October 3 due to a malfunction found in the Mercury Atlas 8 spacecraft control system during preflight checks. The tentative Sept. 28 launch date was moved after discovery of an attitude control selector valve issue.
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Evacuation Considered For Natchez Chlorine Salvage
Public Health Service warned up to 80,000 Natchez residents could be evacuated if chlorine gas escapes during salvage of 1100 tons from a sunken barge. Army engineers aim to remove four tanks within one to two days with plans ready for rapid city, county, and state action if needed. Germaine details include Mayor Nosser coordinating safety measures and 20,000 gas masks on hand.
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New Orleans
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Stafford to Debate Raynolds in Vermont Race
Republican U.S. Rep. Robert Stafford accepted a challenge from Democrat Harold Raynolds for face-to-face debates. They are set for October 22 in Montpelier and a one hour statewide TV debate on November 1.
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Bennington Lawyer W G Themelis Dies at 58
Bennington attorney William G Themelis aged 58 died Friday at 4 p m in Waterbury Vermont after a period of illness. Born December 4 1904 in Manchester New Hampshire he graduated from Georgia Law School in 1930 and lived in Manchester until 1932. He is survived by his wife Lulu Hewes Themelis and a sister Mrs George Teas of Manchester. His body will be moved to Gibney and Haynes Funeral Home 625 Main Street where funeral arrangements are pending.
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ICC approves sale of Rutland Railway line for salvage value
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the abandonment and sale of most of the 331 mile Rutland Railway, idle since September after a strike. The line is valued at about 5.77 million dollars, with a New York Central segment excluded. Rutland and Vermont officials opposed the move, while unions and the Emergency Committee urged preserving service.
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