Belgian Socialists Call For General Strike In Antwerp
Belgian strike turmoil widens as Socialists urge a general Antwerp strike after Ghent police used tear gas and water cannons to break demonstrations. Government battles tax hikes while port areas remain paralyzed. Brussels hosts mass protests as Catholic unions urge workers to stay at work.
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Antwerp
Brussels
Belgium
Ghent
Gaston Eyskens
Eyskens
Parliament
Royal Palace
Opera House
Social Christian
Goldfine Held in Custody in Boston Case
U S District Court Judge George C Sweeney ordered Bernard Goldfine held in custody till Jan 10 to allow a competency hearing on whether he can stand trial for evading about 800000 in personal and corporate income taxes. Goldfine, recently released from a D C mental hospital, returned to a Boston hotel with his son Solomon.
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Boston
U.S
George C. Sweeney
Sckup
Bernard Iolfine
Washington, D.C
Sweeney
Goldfine
DS. Atty
Elliot Richardson
Solomon
George L. Hart
Washington
D.C
Scarsdale
N.Y
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Peters
Bomb blasts strike Havana as US claims resurface
Revolucion repeats charges that the United States supplies explosives to terrorists after a series of Havana bombs injure 69 and damage a department store a variety store a night club and a power station. A Camaguey-Havana train collision injures 50 plus officials blame counter revolutionaries.
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Havana
United States
Revolucions
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Yankee Tnt
Revolucion
Eisenhower Pentagon Falangist
Fulgencio Batista
Revolution
Camaguey
Tallapiedra
Scientists say H-Bomb horrors can be avoided
Dr Charles Osgood of the University of Illinois urged a shift in thinking to avert nuclear war. He warned that a world government may be the only permanent solution and proposed preannounced steps to reduce tensions. He argued Russians are driven by insecurity, not mere world domination, and that public opinion could force reciprocal restraint.
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New York
Charles FE. Osgood
University of Ilinois
Charles P. Snow
Red Caina
Charles
Ralph Lapp
Arlington
United States
Hiroshima
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sir Charles
AAAS
Osgood
Four Monks Face Charge of Extortion
Four Capuchin monks and four others face extortion murder charges in Caltanissetta Sicily. Prosecutors seek trial in Assizes for eight suspects and a monastery gardener who died by suicide after arrest ten months ago. The group allegedly extorted money from victims under threat of harm and property damage and was accused of killing a wealthy farmer in 1958 for nonpayment.
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Caltanissetta
Sicily
Court of Assizes
West Germany Signs Russian Trade Pact
West Germany and the Soviet Union announced a new trade pact after Chancellor Adenauer met Soviet Ambassador Smirnov. Berlin's status loomed as a Berlin clause in talks with East Germany, with East Germans threatening to halt inland traffic if no deal by January 1.
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West Germany
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Heinz Behrend
Konrad Adenauer
Andrei Smirnov
Kennedy taps Zuckert for Air Force chief and Connally as Navy head
President elect Kennedy selected Eugene Zuckert to head the Air Force and John Connally to lead the Navy. Zuckert, 49, former assistant secretary of the Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission member, and Connally, 43, Fort Worth attorney and longtime Johnson aide, await Senate confirmation as Kennedy meets with Fulbright.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Eugene Zuckert
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Zuckert
Kennedy
John B. Connally
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Navy
Connally
Fullbright
Atlantic
Atlantic Shore
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sec
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Harry S. Truman
Stuart Symington
U. S
Missouri
Surplus Property Administration
U.S
Tom Connally
Johnson
House
Senate
Unarmed U S Plane Hit During Laos Recon Mission
An American Air Attaché plane was shot at while over Laos near Vientiane. Maj. Armand Riser and four crew escaped unharmed after the left engine and fuselage were damaged. The reconnaissance flight aimed at Soviet air drops to Pathet Lao rebels near Vangvieng. A Soviet aircraft reportedly fired small arms. source cautions fire origin unclear.
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Vientiane
Laos
U. S
U. S. Airorce
Saigon
South Viet Neem
Armand Riser
Vangvieng
Riser
Soviet Merchant Fleet Aims for Cuba Amid Blockade Break
A flotilla of Soviet merchant ships moved through the Baltic toward Cuba carrying tractors, paper and other goods. Havana Mayor Jose Llanos Gove in Moscow said the shipments defy an economic blockade led by U.S. monopolists and allied nations seeking to strangle the republic.
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Moscow
Baltic
Cuba
Jose Llanos Gove
Havana
United States
Republic
Argentines Set Asylum Record At Paraguayan Embassy
Two ex Peron era police brothers, Juan Carlos and Luis Amadeo Cardoso, set a Latin American asylum record by living five years, three months, and one week in the basement of the Paraguayan Embassy in Buenos Aires. They aided Peron regime actions and used electric needles on victims. Despite confinement, they enjoy comforts: radios, TV, beds, a telephone, garden access, visits by relatives and a Catholic priest, and $50 monthly pocket money while guards monitor outside.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Perona
Juan Carlos
Luis Amadeo Cardoso
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Apra Party of
Peru
Lima
Luis Amadeo
Writer Charges TV Shows Falsified On It Could Be You
Freelance writer claims in a national magazine piece that at least 40 episodes of It Could Be You were rigged between 1952 and 1958. Ralph Edwards and NBC deny involvement. Blake says he supplied actors and rehearsed locals. Edwards says Blake never worked on staff. Edwards cites affidavits denying collusion and notes they stopped accepting material from Blake in 1958. Blake faults the awards group for underpay.
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Hollywood
Ralph Edwards
National Broadcasting
al Blake
Confidential
NBC
Blake
Edwards
Stefan Hatos
Hatos
Bawards
Youthful Bully Charged With Extortion Murder
New York police say Edward Vogt, 17, fatally stabbed 14 year old Robert Guitarri, a Christmas tree delivery boy, during an extortion attempt on a West Side building roof. Vogt, with prior court history, was arrested after multiple neighborhood complaints about extortion.
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New York
Robert Guitarri
Francis Robb
Edward Vogt
Vogt
Guitarri
Upper West Side
Robb
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