Tito's U S Departure Delayed by Bomb Scare
President Tito of Yugoslavia cut short a New York visit as his Holland America liner Rotterdam delayed sailing 40 minutes after a bomb scare. Police searched 28 suites and the promenade deck, dismantling a chrysanthemum bouquet before departure. Tito praised New York and sent a message to President Kennedy about strengthening peace. Anti Tito demonstrators and unidentified assailants disturbed his stay, with arrests reported.
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Argentina Walks Out of OAS Juridical Committee Meeting
Argentina walked out of a meeting of the OAS juridical committee in protest against a proposal for unconditional admission of new members. The committee approved the proposal by secret vote, pending later action by the OAS Executive Council. The OAS founders did not contemplate new members beyond Canada.
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Congressman Raps Official Silence On Grain Dealers
Representative Louis Wyman of New Hampshire criticized the Commerce Department for withholding names of exporters seeking licenses to sell American wheat to Russia. He said the public deserves to know who is doing business with the Communists for profit.
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Wheat Deal Won't Jump Bread Prices
Washington officials said there is no reason for bread prices to rise despite a large private sale of U S wheat. Government stores around a billion bushels to help keep prices steady while talks move toward a potential 4 million ton, 250 million dollar deal with Soviet buyers. Anatoly Dobrynin and George Ball discussed the wheat transaction as U S and Soviet negotiators coordinate shipping and schedules.
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Big Lift participants settle in for German war games
FRANKFURT Germany AP The 2nd Armored Division after the 5600 mile Big Lift from Texas to Germany drums out of staging areas into position to defend against a feared eastern aggressor. They will roll 6500 vehicles into the maneuver area from Sep 30 to Nov 5 against the U S 3rd Armored Division. Major General Edwin Burba says there have been no incidents or accidents. The test aims to prove American mobility anywhere in the world and to assess NATO readiness in a large scale land war in central Germany near the Fulda Gap. The 3rd Armored will play Eastern forces, while the 2nd Armored with a West German regiment and air support form the NATO defense. The clash will cover 1190 square miles with a 1000 tank centerpiece set to stretch from north to south and east to west. The East German border lies about 35 miles away.
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Youth Sentenced in Cape Cod Brawl Killing
In Barnstable Massachusetts a Superior Court jury convicted James P Collins 19 of Wethersfield Connecticut of manslaughter in the death of Stephen Gilligan 17 of Newton during an Aug 31 Cape Cod brawl. Judge Eugene A Hudson sentenced Collins to 244 years in the House of Correction with 93 days time served.
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B&M Deficit Steady Amid Hope for Turnaround
Boston and Maine Railroad president Daniel A. Benson said the year's deficit should be about last year's level but expects profitable operations within 18 months. Last year net loss 2,890,153 on revenues 64,040,354. Third quarter loss projected at 235,000 after a 354,429 second quarter profit. Passenger deficit to Aug. 31 estimated at 1,731,957 despite 1,388,000 in subsidies from a state federal joint program. Factors for improvement include lower debt service, reduced passenger deficits, and potential rent reductions for equipment owned by other railroads.
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Popular Schoolgirl Keeps Seat After Petition Drive
London story of Jane Deeley a popular 15 year old who faced moving to a new school. 263 classmates signed a petition urging her to stay at Tottenham County School. Jane's family planned a move to save her long 20 mile daily commute but decided to keep her at her current school.
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AMA Sees Threat Of Smallpox Rise
CHICAGO The American Medical Association warns smallpox is rising overseas while US immunity wanes. Dr Raymond L White, AMA environmental medicine director, says without reversal smallpox may spread in the United States. He notes global cases up about 13 percent and lists re vaccination every five years as essential.
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Fastest Flier Receives Award From NASA
A. Walker, chief NASA research pilot and X-15 test ace, receives the Christopher Columbus International Prize for Communication. NASA announced the honor, citing Walker’s 4104 mph rocket flight on June 27, 1962 and a 67 mile altitude on August 22.
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Algerians announce peace parley among North African leaders
Algeria reports President Ahmed Ben Bella will meet King Hassan II in Tunis Monday to seek a border war settlement under Libyan King Idris and four African presidents. Haile Selassie has visited Rabat and Tunis to push for a leaders summit amid unclear confirmation from Morocco. Participants listed include Nasser Bourguiba Keita and Toure.
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