Argentine Navy faces new crisis under Guido rule
Mass resignations from the council of admirals challenge President Jose Maria Guido as the air force declares a nationwide alert. Discontent spreads across services over the leadership purge of the army command, with Brig. Gen. Alsina warning that other armed forces have not pledged loyalty.
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Buenos Aires
Council of Admirals
Jose Maria Guido
Air Force
Argentina
Army
Guido
Cayo Antonio Alsina
Navy
Jose Cornejo Saravia
Rusk and Gromyko Meet on Cuba Arms Shipments at UN
In New York Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko meet at a luncheon to discuss Soviet shipments of arms and technicians to Cuba. The talks also address Berlin and the overall Cuban crisis, with Adlai Stevenson briefing Gromyko earlier. Willy Brandt is due in New York for talks with Rusk later in the week.
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Rusk
Gromyko
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Geneva
Laos
Berlin
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Western Hemisphere
Stevenson
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Rutland Railway faces long wait to restore service
A year after 400 Rutland Railway workers went on strike, officials warn service may not resume for another year. The ICC ruling grants an abandonment certificate effective Oct 30 unless appealed, citing unions as a factor alongside deep financial losses and reduced traffic.
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Rutland Railway
Brotherhoods Lodge
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Rutland
Judge to Rule On Trial Date On Estes Case
Billie Sol Estes faces a decision on whether his theft and swindling trial proceeds now or later in Tyler Texas. Defense lawyers filed a postponement motion arguing pretrial publicity and 29 key witnesses missing. They also claim the Kennedys and FBI agents have pressured for a guilty verdict.
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Copter Use Drives Vermont Airport Expansion Plans
Gov Keyser told the 31st annual meeting of the National Association of State Aviation Officials that Vermont airport development will cater to all air travel types and include broader helicopter use. He noted improved airports, new facilities, and plans for future growth while welcoming possible advances in commercial helicopter operations.
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Vermont
Keyser
National Association of State Aviation Officials
18 Morgan Horses Bring $85,650
Forty eight descendants of Justin Morgan sold for 85750 at the Green Mountain Stud Farm auction in Randolph. The sale, for the Robert L. Knight estate, drew over 1000 bidders with auctioneer John B. Merry presiding. The top price reached 4500 and an 700 weather vane marked the event. Poet Robert Frost attended.
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Randolph
Justin Morgan
Morgan
Robert L. Knight
Rhode Island
Green Mountain
Knight Farm
John B. Merry
Sparks
Robert Frost
Four Wounded as Police Break Up Kinloch Demonstration
In Kinloch Missouri a mob outside the police station erupted in gunfire injuring three St Louis County officers and a civilian. Patrolmen Armstead Hodges Rushing and the wounded civilian Williams were treated and released while Armstead and Hodges remained in serious condition. The protest followed the shooting death of Donnell Dortch by patrolman Israel Mason who halted a traffic warrant in Kinloch. Mason faces a grand jury review.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis County
Kinloch
Kenneth Armstead
Hugh Hodges
County Hospital
Armstead
Williams
Mason
Israel Mason
Donnell Dortch
Dortch
Norman Anderson
Nasser appoints Aly Sabry to lead new collective government
President Gamal Abdel Nasser names long time aide Aly Sabry head of a new Executive Council with Sabry as prime minister while Nasser retains ultimate power as head of state. A presidency council will guide policy and planning, and decisions remain collective without Sabry's sole authority.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aly Sabry
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Farouk
Sabry
Dem Opponent Charges Cotton Falsified Reports
Alfred Catalfo Jr. of Dover asks the New Hampshire Supreme Court to disqualify Senator Norris Cotton, accusing him of filing a false financial report on campaign contributions. Catalfo alleges missing contributor addresses, undisclosed contributors, unlisted employees, unreported advertising, un signed ads, and improperly listed testimonial dinner proceeds.
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Concord
N.H
Alfred Catalfo Jr
Dover
U.S. Senate
State Supreme Court
Norris Cotton
Catalfo
Cotton
New Hampshire
Judicial Conference Opens in Manchester
Delegates to the Second Circuit judicial conference in Manchester Vt discussed boosting trial judge and attorney effectiveness. The debate asked whether losing litigants should bear more litigation costs. Attendees include Department of Justice representatives, bar associations, law schools, and bench and bar members. A debate on appellate review of sentences was held yesterday.
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Manchester, Vt
Judicial Conference of the Second Circuit
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Department of Justice
Bar
Meredith Seeks Ole Miss Enrollment Amid Court Threats
James H. Meredith moves to enroll at the University of Mississippi in Jackson as the Mississippi State College Board adheres to a court order. Gov. Ross Barnett counters with actions to block enrollment, state police alert, and widespread patrols around Oxford while the court demands compliance.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Meredith
Oxford
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Highway Patrol
Court freezes officials in Meredith registration dispute
The U S 5th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a sweeping restraining order barring Gov. Ross Barnett and a broad array of Mississippi officials from interfering with James Merediths registration at the University of Mississippi. The order names Attorney General Joe T Patterson Public Safety Commissioner T B Birdsong and numerous district attorneys police chiefs and sheriffs as representatives of state authority.
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New Orleans
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Mississippi
Joe T. Patterson
T. B. Birdsong
U S Scientists Seek New Space Success With Mariner 2
Pasadena reports that in November Mariner 2 will pass the 22 million mile mark, approaching Venus within 9,000 miles on December 14. The mission uses three 85 foot dish antennas at Goldstone Johannesburg and Woomera to relay data, with instruments measuring Venus temperature atmosphere and magnetic field.
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U.S
Pasadena
Calif
Venus
Earth
John Thatcher
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 2
Goldstone
Los Angeles
Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
Mariner
Sun
Taylor Testifies On Foreign Aid Delays Senate Restoration Plea
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, soon to chair the Joint Chiefs, testifies to reopen Senate hearings on foreign aid money. He seeks restoration of funds cut by the House from a prior authorization bill. Taylor just returned from Southeast Asia and described aid cuts as dangerous to U S security. The House trimmed 1.124 billion from 4.755 billion in authorized foreign aid.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Viet Nam
Thailand
U.S
Costs steady at record high in August bulletin
Washington bulletin reports living costs stayed flat in August at the record July level. No change in inflation indicators, leaving consumer prices at an all time peak and suggesting persistent pressure on households.
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Washington
Airliner toll shows 12 dead 16 missing after Atlantic crash
U S service members and dependents aboard a Flying Tiger Constellation ditched 500 miles west of Ireland. Twelve dead, 16 missing, 48 rescued as crew praises calm conduct amid storm. Survivors were aided by Swiss freighter Celarina and Canadian carrier Bonaventure.
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London
U.S
Atlantic
Flying Tiger Line
Ireland
Germany
John D. Murray
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Murray
Celerina
Bonaventure
New Englanders Listed Among Airliner Ditching Victims
Defense Department identifies New Englanders dead missing or rescued after Flying Tiger Airlines ditching in the Atlantic Sunday. Names include Anthony Altieri 21 of New Haven Conn missing others survivors and relatives listed with next of kin.
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Washington
Defense Department
Anthony Altieri
John Altieri
New Haven
Conn
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