Shirley MacLaine Tells Of Soviet Misadventures
Shirley MacLaine endured a 10 day Soviet visit marked by a stolen bag in Leningrad a midnight hotel eviction a stuck drawbridge and a refused hotel room. She complained officials failed to prevent petty crimes and described nights in the Astoria lobby with little sleep and a lack of blankets.
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Astoria
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Neva
Benny Goodman
Draw Bridge
Shirley
Laotian rivals clash over royal decree for new coalition
In Vientiane, time pressures mount as neutralist Souvanna Phouma and rightist rivals argue over wording of the decree guiding the inauguration of Laos new coalition government. Cabinet delay risks invalidating the June 12 coalition agreement and jeopardizing the Geneva conference.
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Laos
France Souvanna Phouma
Khang Khay
Geneva
Thailand
Cambodia
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
Red Pathet Lao
National Assembly
Rusk Sees French Nuclear Deal as Possible NATO Link
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk left Paris confident France will join Western defense once its nuclear force is ready. He met with President de Gaulle and Premier Pompidou and said France would become a cooperative NATO partner after achieving full nuclear capability.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
France
Sul KY. Rusk
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Rusk
Couve de Murville
Western Europe
Western Alliance
Thor Fizzles Destroyed In Pacific Test
In Honolulu AP reports a malfunction during a high altitude Thor missile test caused destruction of the missile and its warhead. Earlier a tracking-system failure also required destruction by range safety. Debris fell on Johnston Island and Sands Island after the test.
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Honolulu
Thor
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
AEC
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Sands Island
Five Day Temperatures Show Mild Cooling Then Warmth
Weather forecast indicates lows averaging two to six degrees below normal for both regions and highs near 81 north and 86 south. Expect cooler Thursday and Friday, warmer Monday or Tuesday, with total rainfall from one quarter to one inch, mainly Sunday or Monday.
Shirley MacLaine in Red Square Can Can Jibe Incident
Actress Shirley MacLaine rants about Lenin grad incident after her luggage theft and hotel eject, mocking Khrushchev during his Hollywood visit. Airlines face labor setbacks as Pan Am Eastern talks stall and a possible TWA deal fades. Dow dips after early gains as markets falter.
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Shirley MacLaine
Leningrad
Red Square
Khrush
Hollywood
Shirley
Inside Abby 26 Princeton 23 Add Years 26
Inside Abby reports on changes at Princeton campuses and local society events highlighting long standing traditions and recent additions. The brief notes year over year shifts in groups and activities impacting students and residents.
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Princeton
Barron Speaks Here Tonight in Mercer Centenary Kickoff
Governor W. W. Barron and ex governor Okey L Patterson visit Bluefield to launch Mercer County West Virginia Centennial fund drive aiming to raise 60000. Half remains for local projects. Dinner at West Virginian Hotel at 6 30 p m with invited guests.
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W. W. Barron
Okey L Patterson
Bluefield
Mercer County
West Virginia
West Virginian Hotel
E. G. Otey
Essie FE. Bailey
Princeton
Dan Wells
Guy Lawhead
Bill Myers
Dewey J. Bailey
Walter Dempsey
Alex Mahood
Syd Barksdale
Taylor Frazier
Jim Ed Wagner
Andrew L. Clark
Carl Bruner
Joseph F. Marsh
L. G. Bowling Jr
Frank McKenzie
Basil Jackson
John Skott
Allen Coppinger Sr
Barron
Pateson
Otey and Bailey
Otey
France to Work On Missile Submarine in Cherbourg
France will start construction of a missile launching submarine with nuclear engines. Adm. Claude Burin des Roziers, head of the Cherbourg navy shipyard, announced the project.
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Cherbourg
Adm
Claude Burin Des Roziers
Navy
Airline labor controversy worsens with arbitration off
Washington AP reports a setback as flight engineers cancel their previous offer to arbitrate economic issues with Pan American and Eastern Air Lines. Government mediators led by Secretary Goldberg press on, focusing on a settlement with Trans World Airlines amid ongoing tangle of airline labor troubles.
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Washington
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Bles
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Goldberg
Kennedy
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Algiers
Bone
Algeria
City Hall
Mediterranean
Oran
Hassi R'mel
Sahara
Pierre Chauteau-Jobert
Jean-Jacques Susini
Chewki Mostefai
Moslem Front of National Liberation
Algera
Truman Helps West Virginia Mark Centennial Birthday
Former President Harry S. Truman attended West Virginia’s 99th birthday events on the Capitol steps in Charleston and launched a drive to raise 500000 dollars for next year’s Centennial observance. He slipped while speaking amid rain but recovered noting West Virginia’s Civil War history and urging interest in the republic’s past.
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Harry Truman
Charleston
West Virginia
Harry
Virginia
Page
Harry S. Truman
Truman
J. C. Cruikshank
Ivydale
West
Barron
Life Sentence for Strangler Harrell in Giles County
David N. Harrell 24 of Staffordsville received a life imprisonment sentence in Giles County Circuit Court after pleading guilty to the strangulation of his wife Jeannette Helen Harrell on Nov 24 1961. The case followed her disappearance and a later confession leading to discovery of the body in a wooded area near their home. Harrell had been convicted of first degree murder on May 2 1962, with sentencing delayed for a pre sentence report.
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Staffordsville
Giles County
Jeannette Helen Harrell
Harrell
W. L. Sexton
Pearlsburg
John Hopkins
Hopkins
Cleveland
Sexton
Bailey Denies Quitting as Democratic Party Chair
John M. Bailey said he has no plan to resign as chairman of the Democratic National Committee in a long distance call from Hartford. He urged reporters to keep the denial on file to counter Republican fueled rumors from gullible publications.
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Washington
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Bailey
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Beck Surrenders to Begin Five Year Prison Term
Dave Beck, former labor leader, surrender for tax fraud serving two concurrent five year sentences. He travels to McNeil Island prison aboard a government launch, remains upbeat and quotes I shall return. Beck said he faces prison for false returns not personal income tax evasion.
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Dave Beck
Tacoma
Wash
Beck
U.S
McNeil Island
Joint Council of the
Teamsters Union Building Fund
Seattle
Teamster
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Deaths On Highways Mount 182 In 1962
State Police at Charleston report 182 deaths on West Virginia highways to date in 1962, compared with 140 at the same time last year. The Associated Press notes statewide traffic fatalities as authorities tally the year’s toll.
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Associated Press
Charleston
West Virginia
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