Army Overthrows Gabon Leader in Midnight Coup
Arabic unified report from AP and UP describes a Gabonese coup that ousted President Leon M'Ba, forming a revolutionary council. The home of Dr. Albert Schweitzer at Lambarene is mentioned as a reference point. chaos and bloodshed are not confirmed. Military rebels surround the palace while broadcasting that calm rules. The election for a new assembly was due next Sunday as a provisional government is proclaimed.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Gabon
Leon M’ba
West African Republic
Libreville
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Lambarene
Atlantic
M ‘Ba
J. Ho Aubame
Supreme Court
Radio Gabon
Daniel Odene
M'Ba
Africa
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Uganda
Kenya
Palace
National Assembly
Lewvis Bigmann
Black Africa
Paris
National Radio
M’ba
France
Little Ice Age Seen for England
London based Hubert Lamb of Britain's meteorological office forecasts a long cold trend, suggesting the last two harsh winters may signal a forthcoming extended chill. He cites year 800 weather cycles in Discovery.
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London
UPI
Hubert Lamb
Britain
Lamb
Meterological Office
Discovery
Baker Faces Senate Ultimatum Over Records
Washington UPI reports former Senate aide Robert G. Baker was served a subpoena by the Senate Rules Committee demanding all records of his business dealings. If Baker fails to surrender documents, he must appear behind closed doors to explain, with delay possible if records are produced.
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Baker
Senate
Democrats
Committee
Saigon Guards Protect Americans Amid Viet Cong Attacks
U S Army and Vietnamese forces staged heightened guards at American installations in Saigon to counter a terror campaign that killed three and wounded over 50 in two nights. A Joint Security Council met as Premier Khanh pledged special attention to American security.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vie
U.S. Army
U. S
Joint Security Council
United States
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
David G
Nes
Khanh
Leniency Promised for Two US Pilots by North Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports North Korea will deal leniently with two US Army helicopter pilots held for nine months if the United States admits they violated the Korean truce. Capt. Ben Weakley Stutts of Florence Alabama and Capt. Charleston W. Voltz of Frankfort Michigan were captured May 17 1963 after their helicopter landed in Communist territory along the truce line.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Korea
United States
Ben Weakley Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleston W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
United Nations
North
South Korea
Newsboy's Life Is Healthy One Opinion From Dr White
Boston AP Dr Paul Dudley White world heart expert says a 12 year old newsboy Robert Baratta who bought a tape recorder earned praise for starting a health program early He notes daily exercise independence of spirit and newsboys as pioneers before business immersion later on.
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Boston (Ap
Newsboy
Paul Dudley White
Boston Record
American Sunday
American Heart Association
Robert Baratta
Dr. White
Johnson Lopez Mateos to Confer with Eisenhower in Palm Springs
Presidents Johnson and Lopez Mateos plan talks in Palm Springs with a Friday meeting with former President Eisenhower. They will also visit Los Angeles for public appearances and attend UCLA convocation before returning to Palm Springs for a 4 30 p.m. business session.
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Washington
Johnson
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Eisenhower
White House
Los Angeles
University of California At
Ucla
Johnson and Lopez Mateos
Desalt Study Proves Feasible for Guantanamo Base
United States advances desalting research since 1952 as it pursues a self-sustaining naval base at Guantanamo Cuba. Navy seeks a plant to produce one million gallons daily, but San Diego output already reaches 14 million with goals for 50 to 300 million gallons per day via integrated power and desalting plants possibly using nuclear energy. Interior will finance replacement at San Diego with reimbursements by the Navy. Costs have dropped from 4–5 to 1–1.30 dollars per thousand gallons. Demonstration plants at San Diego Freeport Webster Roswell and a Virgin Islands facility show practical feasibility.
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Washington
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
Interior Department
San Diego
Calif
Interior
State of California
James K. Carr
Virgin Islands
Freeport
Tex
Webster
Roswell
Nual
Deadlock in U S Panama talks persists as mediators depart
The Organization of American States failed to broker a settlement in the five week U S Panama dispute. The peace mission returned to Washington after Panamanian and U S negotiators held talks with Paraguay’s Juan Plate and Panamanian Foreign Minister Galileo Solis. The U S demands diplomatic ties restoration while Panama seeks renegotiation of the 1903 Panama Canal treaty before renewed ties. The panel will draft findings for the OAS as it resumes Wednesday.
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Panama
Organization of American States
U.s.-Panama
Leffort
Washington
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
United States
Juan Plate
Paraguay
Plate
Martin
Galileo Solis
Solis
United Press International
OAS
Nuclear power eyed to desalinate water for Key West
The Energy Committee of the Congress studies using nuclear power for a desalting project to supply Key West with fresh water instead of a 140 mile pipeline from Florida City. An initial appraisal suggests a combined power and desalting plant with a capacity of six to eight million gallons per day could be economically feasible. The use of nuclear fuel is being actively explored.
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Key West
Fla
Florida City
Titan 2 ICBM Undergoes Test
Vandenberg Air Force Base California reports a Titan 2 ICBM a 103 foot missile launched from an underground silo in a routine training test. The 300000 pound missile could carry a five megaton warhead up to 10000 miles, though distance of this flight was not disclosed.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific Missile Range
Air Force
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