Small Resistance Holds Against Honduras Coup
In Costa Rica, reports say pockets of resistance remain in Honduras after the military ousted President Ramon Villeda Morales. Villeda Morales and candidate Modesto Rodas Alvarez arrived in Costa Rica. An army communique and fighting in Tegucigalpa left casualties on both sides amid U.S. warnings against unconstitutional power grabs.
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Costa Rica
Banana Republic
Ramon Villeda Morales
Punta Arenas
Modesto Rodas Alvarado
Villeda Morales
Santa Barbara
Octopeque
Tegucigalpa
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Americas
Latin America
U.S
United States
Flora Hurled Toward Bahamas After Slamming Haiti
Hurricane Flora battered Haiti with winds near 115 mph reducing from 140 as it moved toward the windward passage. Forecasters fear floods in Haiti and potential renewed strength after Cuba and toward the Bahamas. U S. Navy base Guantanamo Bay expected to survive. Cuba warns Oriente residents to take extreme precautions. Continuous coverage noted, with page continuation referenced.
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Cuba
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East West pact aims to curb nuclear armed satellites
International reports say a new East West agreement to outlaw nuclear armed satellites will be turned into a public pledge by the United States and the Soviet Union. The piece notes Hurricane Flora hitting Haiti and brushing Guantanamo Bay, pounding the Bahamas, plus political shifts in Honduras and Costa Rica. It mentions President Kennedy in Arkansas, Gov. Faubus opposing civil rights moves, and the planned phased U.S. troop withdrawal from South Vietnam next year.
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Soviet Union
Flora
Haiti
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Guantanamo
Bahamas
Honduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Costa Rica
Washington
South
Viet Nam
Joseph Valachi
United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
Gromyko
Kennedy
Rusk
Kennedy Faces Faubus Criticism At Dam Dedication
President Kennedy, unfazed by Governor Faubus criticism, told an integrated Little Rock audience that the New South will broaden equality of opportunity. Faubus praised Kennedy at Greers Ferry Dam dedication, while Kennedy urged a fairer opportunity for all Americans and promised stronger natural resources work before returning to Washington.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Kennedy
Arkansas
New South
Faubus
Greers Ferry Dam
Heber Springs
White River
Little Rock
America
Washington
Valachi Hideout Poses Dilemma for U S Officials
In a private DC jail cell with a TV, the 60 year old informant Valachi faces confinement questions as authorities seek a secluded spot to shield him from vengeance after his Senate testimony. The Bureau of Prisons weighs high security sites to isolate him while avoiding solitary confinement.
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Joseph
Senate
Bureau of Prisons
Valachi
ILS
Justice Department
Slow U S troop withdrawal from South Viet Nam analyzed
AP analysis notes withdrawal will be gradual from about 15,000 U S troops, tied to Saigon Army strength and internal stability. McNamara Taylor report supports Diem regime but warns against repression. Initial pullback likely low-key, targeting maintenance, clerical, rear-area staff. frontline helicopter and training units may be among last to depart.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
South
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
McNamara
Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Diem
Bachman Confirmed as Maine Economic Development Chief
Standish Bachman of Westport Conn was confirmed by Maine Executive Council as commissioner of the Department of Economic Development. The 45 year old magazine sales executive, nominated by Gov Reed, will earn 18000 annually, with a 3500 raise over the predecessor. Bachman, a Maplewood New Jersey native, described the post as mainly a selling job for Maine industry. He has long ties to Maine and attended ceremonies in the council chamber with his wife and three daughters. His son Standish Jr. is in the Navy.
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Augusta
Standish K Bachman
Westport
Conn
Maine
Department of Economic Development
Gov. Reed
Clarence W. Parker
Sebec
Lloyd K. Allen
Oklahoma
Bachman
Redbook
McCall Corp
of Maine
Maplewood, N. J
Kezar Lake
Stata
Space Arms Pact Seen From United Nations Talks
United States and Soviet diplomats foresee a public pledge against orbiting nuclear weapons, citing a joint four sentence communique from the Big Three. They say a formal treaty is unnecessary and a public promise would suffice due to limited military value of space weapons.
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U.S
United States
Russia
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