Reds Accuse US Attache Schirra Revels Mistake
MOSCOW The Soviet government accuses Cmdr Raymond D Smith assistant US naval attache at the embassy of espionage and orders him to leave the country. The note says he carried out espionage through observation of military objects with detailed maps notes and special apparatus. Smith detained in Leningrad on Oct 2. embassy had no comment. Smith 41 from Brooklyn is a Navy officer awaiting departure with his family.
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Tense calm returns as Mississippi campus eases
On the Ole Miss campus in Oxford tensions eased after a week of bloodshed in which James Meredith sparked riots. Federal officials said conditions were fairly tense but the crowd subsided as National Guardsmen, deployed after the clashes, were nearing home. Homecoming with Houston was still on the schedule. Meanwhile Hurricane Daisy strengthened into a full hurricane, with 100 mph winds near the center and gales extending 350 miles, threatening Bermuda.
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Kennedy Starts Political Tour in Four Key States
President candidate John F. Kennedy begins a rapid political swing through Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Minnesota to bolster the Democrats. He plans eight speeches in 48 hours ending with a Minneapolis bean feed telecast and a Sunday St. Cloud address. The trip targets states pivotal in his 1960 close races. Nixon carried Kentucky and Ohio while Kennedy won Michigan and Minnesota.
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Deschambault Case Moves Toward Separate Trials Denied
Justice Weatherbee denied delays in the larceny cases against Biddeford Mayor Clement Deschambault and City Clerk Raoul Binette. Binette’s trial set for York County Superior Court in Alfred, with Deschambault’s indictment not pressed.
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Maine Teachers Convention Sets Attendance Record
Portland AP reports the 60th annual Maine Teachers Association convention drew 8 412 registrants, far surpassing the 1960 record of 3 181. Boston University educator Dr J Fred Weaver told an Elementary Arithmetic Institute talk that there is no single best program for all children and that effective instruction should acknowledge individual differences in mathematical ability, aiming to differentiate rather than standardize.
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Desperate Mother Surrenders Family in Britain
Margaret Edwards, 24, in Britain, says she gave away her six children Elizabeth 6 Kathleen 5 Brian 4 Leslie 3 Arthur 14 months Janet newborn because she could not afford to keep them. Elizabeth Kathleen and Leslie placed in a home, Brian adopted by Newcastle family, Arthur by Peterborough couple, Janet given to Pauline Rowell. Edwards started full-time factory work hoping to regain her children later.
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Muskie Rebuts Nichols on Grange Campaign Remarks
Senator Muskie condemns Republican state chairman David Nichols for partisan remarks about the Grange and governor candidate Maynard Dolloff. J Merrill Hatch, Maine Grange master, defends nonpartisanship. Dolloff campaigns in Waldoboro while Gov Reed in Lewiston cites unemployment figures and a July 1960 comparable rate. Reed demands an apology from TV commentator Brinkley over highway program crime claim and notes a $2 million year-end state surplus.
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Maine
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Dolloff
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Lewiston
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France faces election battle after Pompidou censure
Paris AP report and French government crisis as National Assembly censures Premier Pompidou by 280 votes over De Gaulle’s direct presidential election plan. Pompidou to resign. De Gaulle may dissolve parliament and call general elections with a referendum set for Oct 28.
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