Soviet Blames U S For Autobahn Traffic Clash
In Moscow the Soviet Union accused the United States of trying to dictate policing rules on the Berlin autobahn and warned it would interfere with Allied troop convoys. A Kremlin note rejected the American protest over a four hour convoy stall on Nov 4 5 and reiterated warnings to count and dismount procedures at checkpoints between West Berlin and West Germany. The Allies claim to manage dismount counts and headcounts as needed, while the Soviets tightened demands.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
West Germany
Kremlin
Iaulohain
Parliament weighs Keeler film ban in Britain
In London a female member of Parliament urged assurances that a movie about Christine Keeler would be banned if deemed obscene. Dame Irene Ward questioned the Danish production on the life of the redheaded model tied to the Profumo affair.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Britain
Christopher Woodhouse
Irene Ward
Denmark
John Profumo
Helicopter Subsidy Approved by Senate in Budget Dispute
The Senate voted a $5 million helicopter subsidy for New York Chicago and Los Angeles, $2 million more than the House plan. Conferees must iron out the difference between the House and Senate bills.
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Washington
UPS
House
Senate
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Soviet envoy exits Congo amid anti-government plot claims
Leopoldville reported Soviet embassy counselor Boris Voronin and press attache Yuri Maikotaykh were removed after accusations of aiding a plot to topple Congo's government. Voronin flew to Brussels under heavy guard, while Maikotaykh remained in custody. Prime Minister Adoula ordered both men out by Saturday and said other embassy staff would depart soon. The Kremlin protested via a note demanding punishment for Voronin's arrest.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
Boris Voronin
Veruin
Brussels
Belgium
Que Netal
Voronin
Yuri Maikotaykh
CyrillesAdoula
Adoula
Moscow
Andre? Gromyko
Maikotnyk
Soviet Union
Nitze Approved By Senate Armed Services Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Paul H. Nitze to succeed the resigned Fred Korth as Navy secretary by an 11 to 3 vote. Dissent came from Strom Thurmond Harry F Byrd and Barry Goldwater, voting via proxy. The nomination moves to the full Senate for Monday action.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Paul H. Nitze
Fred Korth
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Strom Thurmond
D-5
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Russell
Japanese Premier Ikeda Wins Massive Re-Election Mandate
Japanese Premier Hayata Ikeda led the Liberal Democrats to 283 of 487 seats in the lower house, a substantial win though short of a two thirds majority. The Socialists gained one seat, while splinter Social Democrats rose to 23 and Communists to five. independents shared the rest. Ikeda, 63, touted continued close ties with the United States amid Socialist calls for neutrality and US base withdrawal.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hayata Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal Democrats
Red Galt
Social Democrats
United States
U.S
China
Labour Victory in Dundee West Prompts Election Push
Labor celebrates by election win in Dundee West Scotland, with Peter Doig 52 securing 22,449 votes over Conservative Robert Taylor 44. Doig calls for Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home to call a general election within 11 months, arguing the result signals wider support for Labour. The seat was previously held by John Strachey.
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London
Robert Taylor
Labor
John Strachey
Doig
House of Commons
Kinross-West Perthhire
Scotland
Douglas- Home
International Nuclear Fleet To Be Tested
LONDON AP Six NATO nations agreed in principle to launch a test next year to explore an international nuclear fleet. Diplomats said six nations Belgium Britain West Germany Greece France and Turkey agreed to man an American warship to test feasibility of a multilateral nuclear force. U.S. officials offered the ship last month to ease European doubts about practicality of a mixed nationality fleet.
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London
NATO
Kennedy
U.S
Belgium
Britain
West Germany
Greece
Aly
Turkey
Treasury seeks minting 50 million silver dollars after 28 years
Washington reports the Treasury Department asks Congress to authorize minting silvery dollars for the first time in 28 years. President Kennedy urged using existing Treasury funds to cover costs for 50 million coins. A Treasury spokesman noted heavy use in the Rocky Mountain region and Nevada ranch areas and growing collector interest.
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Washington
U S Accepts Rule In Chicken Battle
Washington reports the United States accepted a GATT panel ruling on poultry tariffs after debates over a 26 million dollar tariff balance against Europe. Christian A. Herter affirmed the decision as a good faith acceptance despite disputed totals ranging from 19 to 46 million in annual Poultry export losses.
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Washington
United States
Herter
Suspended Stock Firms in Crisis Widening
New York AP report shows two major brokerage firms Ira Maupl & Co and J R Williston & Beane Inc suspended from trading on NYSE and AMEX amid financial distress. Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Co filed for bankruptcy after failing to meet margin calls of nearly 19 million. Bunge Corp sought court action to prevent removal of soybean oil held as security from Allied in Jersey City.
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New York
Ira Maupl & Co
J. R. Williston & Beane, Inc
New York Exchange
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil &, Refining Co
Bayonne
N.J
Allied
Newark
Bunge Corp
Jersey City
Missing Oil Contention Leads to TRO in Bunge Case
Bunge argues a survey shows most oil removed from Pacific tanks and seeks a temporary restraining order. The complaint notes four tanks at American Express Warehousing and alleges nonnegotiable warehouse receipts of crude degummed soybean oil as collateral. A survey by Superintendance Co. found the proper amount and quality on Nov 19.
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Bunge
Pacific
Robert A. Matthews
American Express Warehousing Ltd
Allied
Superintendence Co
Superintendance
Formosa Raid Success On Red-Held Island
Nationalist China reported two raids on Nanji island in Formosa with Red forces. Ten Red soldiers were killed and five captured. All Nationalist commandos returned safely to base.
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Formosa
Taipee
China
Nanji Island
London Ambassador Named in South Africa
In Johannesburg South Africa Dr Hilgard Muller the country’s ambassador in London has been named to succeed Eric Louw as foreign minister Louw aged 73 retires at years end Muller 49 will be sworn in January 9.
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London
South Africa
Johannesburg
Southrica
Hilgard Muller
Eric Louw
Louw
Muller
French Youth Dies in Self Immolation Incident
An 18-year-old youth in Nimes France killed himself by pouring gasoline on his clothes and lighting a match on Thursday. Police said he appears to have chosen the method after reading about gasoline deaths and personal crisis reports. The report notes influence from Viet Nam era protests and Buddhist reaction to the Diem regime.
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Nimes
France
Viet Nam
False Teeth Paste Improves Upper Plates
An improved powder sprinkled on upper dentures secures teeth without sliding or gum goo. It forms a dry grip, prevents gummy taste, and keeps plates in place. Marketed as a safe denture aid available widely.
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Teeling
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