Soviets Charge U S With Spy Plane Violation
Moscow accused Washington of another U2 overflight of Sakhalin on Aug 30, demanding a clear US answer and warning of retaliatory measures. The note, delivered by Deputy Foreign Minister Pushkin to U S counselor McSweeney, recalls the 1960 Powers incident and calls for punishment of organizers.
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Record Labor Day traffic toll shatters previous marks
The Associated Press reports that traffic accidents over the Labor Day weekend likely reached about 500 deaths, with boating, drowning and miscellaneous incidents pushing the holiday total to around 668. The three day period ran 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, surpassing 1951 records.
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Rebels Repulse Troops Near Algiers in Heavy Combat
Guerrilla forces claimed to have stalled a column of Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella's regular troops far south of Algiers and repulsed another in heavy combat farther east. Dozens were killed and wounded as Ben Bella's men attacked defenses in Oud Djenane, a mountain village south of Aumale, with heavy and automatic weapons, according to the guerrilla command.
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Maine highway toll hits record 132 for Labor Day weekend
Road slaughters over a 78 hour Labor Day period give Maine a grim toll of five deaths and a yearly total of 132, the worst in a decade for the six New England states. Victims include Nora Haskell 85 of Camden Frank Pullen 23 of Dexter and Edythe Fisher 69 of Rockland injured in separate crashes.
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Hills Beach Association reelects officers at annual meeting
At St Francis hall Hills Beach association officers were reelected Frederick Warner president Walter Scott vice president and Mrs Alice Snow secretary treasurer. Four new directors Dr J A Servais Jean Paul Cote Marcel Beaudoin and James Donovan joined, replacing resignations from Edward Reay George Garnache William Sutton and Roland Gauthier.
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Berserk Prisoner Taken To Federal Institution
PORTLAND AP One of two men held on a kidnapping charge was moved to the federal prison hospital in Danbury Conn for medical attention. Charles J Alfano 24 of Quincy Mass said he had been taking hope. Alfano and Raymond McGrath 37 of Worcester Mass remain jailed in lieu of 100000 for arraignment Thursday on the federal kidnapping charge. They allegedly abducted Joseph Lenart 50 of Wallingford Conn to Worcester Mass a week earlier. Lenart was released unharmed. The pair were arrested in Lewiston after fleeing a stolen car on foot following a high speed chase.
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Iran Quake Toll Soars Beyond 4000 in Dan-Isfahan
Weeping workers dug bodies from mud huts as Iran faced what officials called the worst quake in 70 years. The death toll mounted past 4,000 with estimates of 10,000 dead possible and injuries beyond counting. Aid poured in as U.S. forces airlifted blankets tents and hospital units. thousands labored amid widespread devastation across 23 000 square miles in the northwest.
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Unionists Rally For 35 Hour Week Amid Labor Day Speeches
AFL-CIO president George Meany warned of a looming recession as labor leaders in Seattle and Washington urged cooperation with management to stabilize costs and push for a 35 hour work week and guaranteed annual wage. President Kennedy lauded high employment while George Romney drew a rebuke after attending a Michigan AFL-CIO event uninvited.
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