Flora Hurricane Ravages Caribbean Then Heads to Sea
Hurricane Flora battered Haiti Cuba Jamaica the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas for nine days leaving thousands dead or missing and causing hundreds of millions in damage. It then veered toward the open Atlantic as forecasters warned of continuing danger and heavy rains.
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Agrarian Reform Institute
Society Columnist Awaits Sentencing For No Contest Plea
Cholly Knickerbocker real name Igor Cassini awaits sentencing after pleading no contest to accepting 150000 from the Dominican Republic without registering as an agent for a foreign power. Judge McGuire asked if he understood no contest equaled guilt. Co defendant R Paul Englander, 76, also pleaded no contest to conspiracy and failure to register. No date set for sentencing.
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Apollo Program Gets New Chief
Dr. Joseph F. Shea, 37, deputy director of NASA's office of manned space flight, named program manager for Apollo development. He will move to NASA's Manned Space Center in Houston, Texas. The Apollo spacecraft is designed to carry astronauts to the moon.
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Ben Bella confronts Berber revolt with troop orders
In Algiers President Ahmed Ben Bella cancels a U.N. trip and orders reinforcements toward the Kabylie Mountains as Berber revolt tensions escalate. He vows no talks with the rebels, saying they understand only the language of machine guns. A clash in the northwest Sahara area kills ten people, blamed on unconrolled Moroccan elements, while Morocco accuses Algeria of incursion. King Hassan I seeks measures to prevent further incidents as Berber unrest grows under Ben Bella’s rule.
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Bishop Leo Smith Dies in Ogdensburg New York
Rome AP reports Roman Catholic Bishop Leo R. Smith of Ogdensburg New York died of a heart attack at a Rome clinic where he was staying during the Vatican II council session. He was 48 and the second prelate to die on site since the council resumed.
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Supersonic planes may launch satellites in future
Italian scientist Prof Antonio Kula of Rome University told the 11th International Communications Congress in Genoa that supersonic transport aircraft could replace rocket stages in satellite launches. He said a 170 ton supersonic plane could lift a 70 ton rocket to place a 2.3 ton satellite into a 300 mile earth orbit, as a future capability.
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UPI
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Rome University
International Communications Congress
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De Gaulle to visit Washington next year confirmed
Washington officials disclose a Franco American accord for French President Charles de Gaulle to visit the United States sometime next year after two days of talks with Kennedy administration officials. Both sides say clarification reduced misunderstandings and expect no dramatic policy shifts.
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Dean Rusk
Kennedy
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George W. Ball
White House
Paris
France
International Paper Plans Maine Mill
International Paper Co directors approved a $54 million pulp and paper mill project near Livermore Falls Maine. Final engineering studies begin this fall with construction set to start next spring and completion planned for late 1965. The facility will include two 20 inch paper machines for lightweight bond carbonizing gift wrap and related papers and about 240 tons daily capacity plus a 500 ton daily kraft pulp mill.
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New York
International Paper Co
Livermore Falls
Maine
Richard C. Doane
Kennedy on TV at 6 May Disclose Wheat Sale Plan
Washington AP reports signs President Kennedy may break silence on a U.S. Soviet wheat deal rumored to be near completion. A White House news conference was moved to 6 p.m. EDT, fueling speculation he would announce the proposed wheat sale to the Soviet Union and other Communist bloc nations.
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Red Chinese Forming Peking Party International
High Communist sources report Beijing plans a two camp Communist international to rival Moscow. They allege China seeks to broaden its minority to majority influence and attract opponents of Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence, aiming for a Peking controlled bloc.
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UPI
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Compromise Defense Bill Approved by House and Senate
Congress approved a $447.2 billion defense measure described as peace insurance, with the House voting 335 to 3 and the Senate by voice vote. The Air Force led spending at $18.49 billion, followed by the Navy and Army, while missile research received $73.1 million amid a plan to maintain Kennedy's 2.7 million strong force for the fiscal year.
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Kennedy Plans to Attend Army Air Force Game in Chicago
President Kennedy will fly to Chicago on November 2 to attend the Army Air Force football game at Soldier Field. The White House said Mayor Daley sought Kennedy's help to bring the game to Chicago and he accepted the invitation to attend.
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Kennedy to hold televised news conference today
President Kennedy will hold a televised news conference at 6 p.m. EDT today. The time was changed from 4 p.m. due to Kennedy having a lot of appointments, according to White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger.
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