Supreme Court Rules Red Registrations Illegal
Washington AP The Supreme Court 8-0 declares unconstitutional a requirement that Communist party members register with the government under the Subversive Activities Control Act. Justice Brennan writes that the self incrimination clause clashes with compelled registration. The ruling affects Albertson Proctor and 34 other board actions and cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Proctor
Albertson
High Tribunal
U.S. Court of Appeals
Brennan
34 Dead Missing In Liner Sinking Off Florida
Coast Guard probes deadly fire at sea aboard the Yar mouth Castle. One death confirmed, 51 year old Robert W. Johnson of Watertown listed among the missing. Ten New England residents reported safe including Theresa Alves Dracut Arnold Brown Sr War er Raed Casey Boston Milton Johnson Attleboro Verna Johnson Marion McDonald Lowell Chass Frank Newth Barrington R J Dominik Petrella Hartford Thomas Tedesco Hartford Helen Walczewski Chelsea.
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Robert W. Johnson
Watertown
Mass
New England
Theresa M. Alves
Dracut
Arnold K. Brown Sr
Warer
RL Aed
Hartford
Reds To Try County Man Nov. 22
The trial of Newcomb Mott, a 27 year old Massachusetts tourist, will begin November 22 in Murmansk on charges of illegally crossing the Soviet border. He was arrested Sept. 4 after entering from the Soviet-Norwegian border and is held in Murmansk. His Massachusetts hosts expect visas to attend the trial.
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Moscow
UPI
Massachusetts
Russia
Murmansk
U.S
Newcomb Mott
Molt
Sheffield
Mass
Howard Scott
Main Street
the Eagle
Mott
Moscow Bar Association
Nationalist Toll Feared 85 In Fight With Red Gunboats
In the Formosa Strait weekend clash off the Chinese mainland 83 Nationalist navy men were feared lost after a 180-foot minesweeper was sunk. Navy headquarters reported 15 survivors, while eight Communist gunboats attacked, with Nationalists claiming four Communist boats sunk and a fifth damaged. The Red China agency said the Nationalist gun boat was badly damaged yet returned to base.
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Taipei
Formosa
Navy
Nist
Formosa Strait
Red China
New China News Agency
Boston bookies seek computerized betting records
Boston bookmakers eye a medium size computer to digitize illegal betting records including race results and payoffs. A suave visitor offered about one million dollars for the system but the company declined, saying the computer would replace scribbled scratch pads.
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Boston
Airlifted U S Troops Strike Deep in Vietnam Battle
In the Chu Pong Mountain area near the Cambodian border, American units led a major assault supported by B52s and B32s against North Vietnamese forces. Reports indicate up to 1,000 enemy dead, with 244 bodies found in one area and hundreds more believed killed. Casualties on the U S side were light, though a plane was shot down and a platoon briefly isolated. Military actions included raids against Viet Cong targets near Saigon and at Phu Bai, with additional helicopter losses and SAM site attacks noted.
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APS
Chu Pong
1St Cavalry Division
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Aintédra
U.S
1St Cavalry
la Drang River
Plei Me
Highlands
Flying Horsemen
Phu Bai
U.S. Air Force
Guam
North Viet Nam
Navy Ad
An Hue
South Viet Nam
Chic
Magazine Writer Reports McNamara Denied Blocking Talks
AP reports that McNamara denied blocking peace talks with North Vietnam after Adlai Stevenson quoted UN Secretary General U Thant proposing a cease-fire plan. Stevenson relayed that McNamara opposed the plan, arguing informing South Vietnam was essential, with no State Department comment available.
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Dor Adlai Stevenson
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State Department
Sevareid
Viet Nam
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Burma
Hanoi
Defense
Robert McNamara
Adlai
Thant
Laos
WU Thant
United States
Rusk
Rhodesia Seccesion Crisis Stalemate Deepens at U N
Loyalist Governor-General Sir Humphrey Gibbs defies rebel Premier Ian Smith amid a Rhodesian independence crisis. Britain moves to sanction the rebel government while the UN debates competing drafts pushing for force or diplomacy and a broad embargo. The scene features Gibbs’s refusal to yield and Smith’s bid to oust him as Parliament contemplates sanctions and Commonwealth status.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPT
Humphrey Gibbs
Ian Smith
London
Parliament
Britain
Harold Wilson
United Nations
Smith
Government House
Gibbs
Elizabeth II
Sir Humphrey
van Smith
Security Council
U.N
Draft Call of Married Men Expands to Berkshire County
Massachusetts drafts 10,000 married men for physicals as single men 19 to 25 face induction. Officials say Berkshire County will be included over the next six weeks, with 4,500 married men examined this month and 5,000 to 5,500 in December. Local boards note pending December orders and ongoing student exemptions review as officials call for more physicians and health professionals to support the effort.
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Berkshire County
Massachusetts
Boston
John Carr
Paul Feeney
State Selective Service System
Local Board 2
Peterson
Carr and Feeney
Defense Department
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Midweek Then Warmer Weekend
The forecast calls for temperatures to average five degrees below the seasonal norm of 37. Expect cooler conditions from Wednesday through Friday with rain or snow on Thursday and again on Saturday. Saturday should bring a warmer trend.
Breedlove Cracks 600 MPH In Utah Salt Flats
Craig Breedlove set a world speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah with a two way average of 600.6 miles per hour. He first ran 593.178 mph then 608.201 mph, beating Art Arfons who held the previous record at 576.353 mph. Breedlove had held the record four times before and recently reclaimed it.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Craig Breedlove
Utah Salt Flats
Utah Highway Patrol
California
Breedlove
Art Arfons
Akron
Ohio
Arfons
Craig
Indonesia Parliament Calls for Abolition of PKI
Singapore based UPI reports the Indonesian Peoples Parliament passed a resolution demanding abolition of the Indonesian Communist party and its affiliates. Lead speaker Arudji Kartawinata cited the Oct 1 coup attempt as a reason. About 5,000 Communists have been jailed in Java mop up operations.
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Singapore
UPI
Indonesian Peoples Parliament
Indonesian Communist Party
PKE
Ragio Jakarta
Arudji Kartawinata
Sukarno
PKI
Java
Antara
Classified ad gives eagle family want ad appeal
A reader profile explains how classified ads work well for matching wants. The advertiser notes front page stories and the strong response to ads. The sample shows branded sofa bed sets and nursery items listed with implied demand.
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