Soviet Protest Calls NATO Nuclear Force a Treaty Breach
Moscow denounces NATO steps toward a multilateral nuclear force as a breach of the Moscow test ban treaty. Tass notes dangerous consequences for Soviet security and warns of undermined mutual trust. Kennedy proposed a NATO fleet option with Polaris missiles. Britain, France cool. West Germany backs.
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Tass
German
Soviet Union
NATO
United Nations
Britain
United States
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Bahamas
U.S
France
West Germany
Waiter Struck in London Club Stir Over Jill Day Incident
UPI reports at the Pigalle in London waiters threatened to strike after singer Jill Day hit a waiter on the head with a silver platter piled with peas. Day said the waiter had been annoying during her act as he stacked dishes and sorted cutlery.
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London
UPI
the Pigalle
Jill Day
Miss Day
Piano Sold After Eagle Want Ad Sparks Interest
A used piano advertised in the Eagle classifieds drew eight replies after a Saturday morning insertion. The ad notes the instrument was sold that afternoon and highlights strong demand for used pianos.
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Eagle
Tory Election Repair Faces Prime Minister
London reports Lord Home, Britain's new prime minister, faced a rushed cabinet reshuffle amid defections. He kept core ministers, elevated Edward Heath to industry secretary, and pledged loyalty from rivals Butler Hailsham Maudling Lloyd while MacLeod and Powell refused seats. Home plans a by election in Kinross to enter Commons as Conservative hopes ride into next year’s general vote.
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Front
UPI London
Lord Home
Brittain
Conservative
Home
Harold Macmillan
Ian Macleod
Enoch Powell
MacLeod
Richard A. Butler
Lord Hailsham
Macmillan
Poole
Jre
John Hare
Duchy of Lancaster
Daily Sketch
Daily Mirror
Macheod
Conservative Party
Edward Heath
Butler
Reginald Maudling
Powell
Matt- Leod
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Scotland
Great Barrington
Sir Berkeley Gage
Nevat
Peru
John W. Clark
Alford Road
Tain MacLeod
Earl of Home
House of Commons
Barrington Visitor Recalls Home’s Footballer Roots
Sir Berkeley Gage predicts Tory leadership will endure under Lord Home and notes Home’s school days as a footballer who excelled at dribbling. He recalls Home’s tenure as foreign secretary and says Britain’s policy and Anglo American alliance will stay steady. Gage and wife plan to return to England after a visit to the Berkshires.
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Lord Home
Peru
Britain
Berkeley
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
England
Berkshires
Pittsfield
Foreign Service
Clarks
Tobago
Lima
Washington, D.C
Five Day Forecast Sees Warmer Midweek Then Cooling
The forecast shows temperatures averaging about 49 degrees through Saturday, about three degrees above the seasonal normal of 46. Cooler through Wednesday with a warming trend on Thursday and Friday. Saturday again cooler with showers expected late Thursday.
Viet Nam Battles Yield Heavy U S Losses 1961 War
In a major clash 150 miles southwest of Saigon Communist guerrillas killed 42 Vietnamese soldiers and wounded 83, while 13 U.S. personnel were killed or wounded. The attack damaged 14 aircraft and a U.S. helicopter, with eight officers and five enlisted men among the American casualties, the highest in a single battle since U.S. aid began.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
His Only Offense In Dubuque traffic ticket shocks driver
Melvin Rooth of Dubuque Iowa received his first traffic ticket for driving without a license after years of obeying stop signs and speed limits. He admitted to police he never bothered to obtain a license.
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Dubuque, Iowa
UPI
Melvin Rooth
Genovese Boss Granted Review After Senate Testimony
Costa Nostra kingpin V. Genovese, 66, inmate at Leavenworth, seeks re consideration by the U.S. Circuit Court in New York after a Supreme Court order pending review. Infamous informer Valachi labeled Genovese as the top table boss in the crime syndicate.
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Genovese
Italy
Senate
Costa Nasce
Leavenworth
Kan
Joseph Valachi
U.S. Circcuit Court
New York
Supreme Court
Clark
Harlan
White
Circuit Court
Alvin R. Campbell
Campbell
FBI
Supreme
Natale Evala
Salvatore Santora
Vincent Gigante
Joseph di Palermo
Charles di Palermo
Rocco Maizio
Carmine Polizzano
Ralph Polizzano
Charles Barcellona
Ings
Cesa Nostra
Jailhouse Robbery Suspect Refuses Trick, Police Say
ST LOUIS MO UPD James L Mason held up a service station today, police say. He was in jail on suspicion of robbery after refusing to fall for an old trick while a behind the back conversation drew officer Allen Dunjoan into the scene.
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St, Louis
James L. Mason
Mason
Allen Dunjoan
Hurricane Ginny Lashes North Carolina Coast and Ship
Hurricane Ginny battered the North Carolina coast with 75 to 90 mph winds and 40 to 60 foot seas. The disabled destroyer escort USS Fogg, adrift after its towline snapped, was reported upright and in distress near Cape Hatteras as the storm hurled high tides and heavy surf at the Outer Banks. A Weather Bureau advisory said Ginny would move slowly northeast with similar intensity for hours, while residents refused to evacuate despite dangerous conditions.
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Cape Hatteras
WN. C
Ginny
North Carolina
United States
Washington Weather Bureau
Uss Fogg
Navy
Cape Fear
N.C
Mayport
Lla
Norfolk
Fleet
Weather Bureau
United Press International
Joseph Holloway Jr
Manteo
Dare County
Nags Head
Areca
Negroes Cleared on Court Order in Orangeburg Demo
The U S Supreme Court overturned 373 convictions of Negro students fined or jailed after a March 19, 1960 peaceful march in Orangeburg South Carolina. The ruling cites a related Capitol demonstrations decision and notes prior SC rulings upheld the convictions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina
South Carolina Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Columbia
Church beer garden plan rejected by brewery in England
A brewing company in Acton, England, turned down Reverend Richard Parsons offer to open a beer garden in his Anglican church graveyard. The spokesman said they were flabbergasted but declined to avoid tarnishing their image.
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Acton,ngland
UPI
Richard Parsons
Light Rain Seen in N E Gina winds Feared
The Weather Bureau forecast only a faint chance of light rain in extreme northern New England today while southern coastal areas may see occasional showers. Hurricane Ginny off the Carolines could worsen fire danger if it brings strong winds into drought plagued New England. Across the nation, heavy rains eased dryness in the Great Plains but fires remained critical from Maine to the Midwest.
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UPI
Weather Bureau
New
Ginny
Carollines
New England
Gingy
Burai
Male
Midwest
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Justice Clark
Vilo Genovese
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Patapaco
Baltimore
N.E
Gina
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