Spaulding Case Continued In Maine Murder Trial
The case against Richard Spaulding 19 of Arundel for the murder of Mrs Eulalie McKenney storekeeper was continued until September 25 by Judge Thomas Reagan in Kennebunk Municipal court. Spaulding held without bail after no plea to the warrant was accepted.
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Richard Spaulding
Arundel
Eulalie McKenney
Thomas Reagan
Kennebunk
Reagan
Spaulding
York County
Sebago Lake Station
Reinforcements Rushed To UN Katanga Troops
Civil conflict deepens in Katanga as U.N. forces endure heavy casualties and reassess, with Elisabethville Jadotville and Kamina as main fronts. Katangan troops attack, U.N. relief columns blocked, Irish battalion under siege. Tshombe remains at large in Elisabethville amid intensified exchanges.
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Katanga
Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Jadotville
Kamina
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Radio Free
Tshombe
Vaue
Talking Ball to Land on Moon in Ranger Plan
US plans a white 25 inch talking ball as part of the Ranger project to land on the moon next year if possible. The device will test surface hardness, chemicals, and meteorite impacts while cameras radar and a seismometer relay data.
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Newport Beach
Calif
United States
James D. Burke
Project Ranger
U.S. Space Agency
Burke
Moon
Ford Aeronutronic
Penny: Merchants more ethical now, says J C Penney
New York AP J C Penney nearing 86 reflects on six decades in business. He argues ethics have risen, cites Golden Rule origin of his stores, and laments discounting while praising opportunity today for aspiring merchants. Penney recalls starting poor in Kemmerer Wyoming and building a billion-dollar chain with value in every sale.
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New York
J. C. Penney
Penney
Penney Building
Kemmerer
Wyo
They Say You Can’t Take It With You Travel Joke
A light humor note jokes about traveling without belongings. It credits Gen Fea Corp and playfully contrasts the saying you cannot take things with you with the idea of moving without them.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Esther Hurricane Esther Moves Toward U S Coastline
The U S Weather Bureau issued an advisory on hurricane Esther. At 5 am EST it centered near 22.6 N 60.2 W about 500 miles northeast of San Juan and 725 miles south south east of Bermuda moving west north west at 15 mph. Winds near 130 mph with 135 mile radius of hurricane force to the north. Residents along the Atlantic seaboard urged to monitor advisories for Sunday night or Monday as swells and heavy surf affect coastal areas.
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Miami
Fla
U.S. Weather Bureau
Esther
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Leeward Islands
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Hapless Student Is First Customs Victim
Brian Thompson of Pittsburgh became one of the first Americans affected by new customs rules aiming to curb spending abroad. He faced a $15 duty for goods exceeding the $100 duty-free limit, leaving him only $3. The policy, effective Sept 9, seeks to reduce the balance of payments deficit and would be enforced by requiring longer stays and limited duty-free imports.
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New York
Brian Thompson
Pittsburgh
United States
Thompson
Munich
Germany
Kennedy
America
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Treasury
New Trade Policy Boon To Textile Field
POLAND SPRING AP As istant Commerce Secretary Hick man Price Jr says a new US trade policy rejects both free trade and protectionism. The policy, already set in the Geneva agreement and with Japan, keeps imports near 1961 levels for the year ending June 30 1962. Price notes opening the market aided foreign economies postwar but is no longer needed for Japan Hong Kong and Western Europe. President Charles F Phillips Bates College urged withholding aid from socialist-leaning nations and stressed Latin American aid requires budget balance better roads ports schools tax reform and widespread land ownership.
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Poland
Hickman Price Jr
Price
Japan
Hong Kong
Europe
Charles F. Phillips
Bates College
U.S
Phillips
Old Georgetown U Plans Rathskeller Near Campus
Washington AP reports Old Georgetown University to sponsor a student rathskeller with beer, coffee shop, dining room and terrace. Rev T Byron Collins says the tavern supports proper atmosphere for relaxation. Neighbors, including attorney Charles R. Richey, oppose due to proximity to a parochial school and the church President Kennedy attends.
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Washington
Georgetown University
T. Byron Collins
Father Collins
Georgetown Stupretzers
Charles R. Richey
Richey
Rathskeller
Kennedy
Sonic boom near Las Vegas tied to underground test
In Las Vegas a sonic boom sparked by an airplane breaking the sound barrier confused residents after an underground nuclear test near the proving ground. The test blast was muffled underground and not heard locally, while officials traced a supersonic craft and radio reports sparked by leaks without confirmation.
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United States
Kennedy
Nevada
Las Vegas
Nev
Proving Ground
Air Force
AEC
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