Soft Sell By Reds Hopeful Soft Sell By Reds Hopeful
Berlin AP reports a shift toward softer talk by Soviet and East German leaders boosting hopes for eased tension and a possible delay of a Berlin showdown. Khrushchev Mikoyan and Ulbricht avoided pledges on a year end peace treaty with East Germany, hinting only that the task cannot be postponed.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Walter Ubricht
East Germany
Red Chieftans
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Mikoyan
Plane wreckage found after missing British airliner with 34 aboard
In France near Perpignan wreckage of a Derby Aviation Dakota was spotted in the Pyrenees. Police say 31 passengers and 3 crew were aboard en route from Gatwick to Perpignan for a Costa Brava tour. Search teams and mountain climbers were mobilized as conditions were reported bad.
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France
Prades
Perpignan
Canigou
Pyrenees
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick
London
Mediterranean
Derby Aviation
Costa Brava
Spain
Ariege
Carlit
Puigcerda
Bourg Madame
Carcassonne
Pyrenees Mountains
Ministry of Aviation
United Airways
Marseille
Wife Follows Husband In Sudden Death
Arlington Mass AP Harry Patterson 66 retired from Arlington Vocational High School collapsed while mowing his lawn on a warm autumn day. His wife Hazel, who watched from the window, rushed to aid, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. She then suffered a heart attack and died soon after.
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Arlington
Mass
Harry Patterson
Patterson
Arlington Vocational High School
Hazel
Sacred Heart League At Saco Chooses Officer Staff
Leo Cote was elected president of the Sacred Heart League of Notre Dame de Lourdes parish at a meeting after evening mass. Other officers include Clif Ford Monder, Philip Cartier, Joseph Levasseur, and George Gagnon with a full slate of secretaries, treasurers, and guards. The group planned a Recognition night supper for October 29 and a whist event for October 22, voted to donate 2000 for church repairs, and welcomed Rev. Georges Plante who spoke on Mass history.
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Leo Cote
Sacred Heart League of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Clifford Monder
Philip Cartier
Joseph Levasseur
George Gagnon
Gerard Neault
Emile Bosse
Richard Danforth
Wilfrid Rouillard
Gerard Doyon
Raoul Paquette
Bernard Henri
Georges Plante
Arthur Dube
Reds Blast 18th Test in Atmosphere
The Soviet Union detonated its 18th atmospheric nuclear test since September 1 near Novaya Zemlya. The U S Atomic Energy Commission assessed a several megaton yield, with French and Japanese estimates ranging from several to ten megatons.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Novaya Zemlya
ABC
Paris
Tokyo
U.S
Gunman Robs Gardiner Diner
A youth about 21 held up Pat's Diner in Gardiner early today scooping up about $60 from the cash register. He fired a shot into the floor to emphasize the threat before fleeing as proprietor J A Miville and an employee closed the place.
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Gardiner
Pat
J. A. Miville
Miville
Almanac predicts brutal winter with jokes and lore
Lancaster AP reports John Baer's 1962 agricultural almanac bowing today as 137 years of Pennsylvania Dutch weather lore warn of a harsh season. The volume mixes solemn forecasts with spoof, joking that a candle flame froze solid and later thawed, igniting a shed in a winter tale.
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Lancaster
Squir
John Baer
East
Midwest
Baer
Riot at Bowdoin College Pep Rally Turns Violent
Bowdoin College in Brunswick. Three policemen injured and four freshmen arrested after a pep rally for a football game with Wesleyan escalates into a riot. Firemen used hoses to quell the disturbance as a bonfire and speeches preceded false alarms and a hydrant incident. Officers treated and released. Names: Boullard, Turner, Nelson, Richman.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Wesleyan
Alexander Mills
Earle W. McFar
Land
Lawrence Joy
Bowdoin
James S. Coles
Nathaniel Kendrick
James A. Boullard
Stoneham
Mass
Daniel E. Turner
Skowhegan
Kenneth M. Nelson
Portland
Michael T
US and Soviet differ on Berlin crisis settlement
In two hour White House talks between President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko US and USSR remained far apart on negotiating a peaceful Berlin settlement. Officials called ground dangerous but hoped for a solution short of military conflict. discussions touched on peace treaty, access to West Berlin, and Western rights to keep troops and supply lines.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Oval Room
White House
16Th Street
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
West Germany
Germany
Rusk
New York
U.S
Khrushchev
East Germany
Chuckle: Mother Nature Skips Seasons In Fall and Spring
A humorous quip notes Mother Nature is a wonderful woman but cannot leap between seasons without a fall or a spring. Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
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