Dissension in Red China Reported by KMT Expert
Chen Chien-Chung, a Kuomintang mainland affairs official, reports 15 percent of Red China officers purged and several top generals removed. He cites economic turmoil, reduced Soviet aid, and predicts no Moscow Peiping reconciliation without key Soviet control over the mainland and troops.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Chen
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Ninth National Congress
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Peking
Mao
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Jail Break Attempt Quelled By Tear Gas
An Arlington County jail break was halted by tear gas after inmates overpowered a guard and seized two hostages. Although no escape occurred from the jail, two prisoners remained at large inside the structure as police hunted them.
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Arlington, Va
Arlington County
Gettysburg to honor Lincoln address centennial events
About 54 000 battle casualties and 272 words marked the Adams County seat a century ago. On Sunday leaders from letters law and government begin three days of homage to Abraham Lincoln and his Gettysburg Address delivered November 19 1863 dedicating the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Gettysburg National Military Cemetery
Yale Professor Barghoorn Freed by Russians in London
Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn, held in a Soviet jail on spying charges, was released on Kennedy's demand and flew to London. He will reach New York Sunday and go to New Haven to reunite with his mother. Officials say he was relieved and plans no public statement until home.
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Soviet Union
U.S
G. Lewis Jones
Barghoorn
United States
Jones
Kennedy
Russia
New Haven
Conn
London
Moscow
Prof
Pravda
Communist Party
West Berlin
West Germany
Washington
State Department
Kremlin
YALE
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Kennedy Sees Moon Port and Polaris Firing at Cape
President Kennedy toured Cape Canaveral with astronauts and space officials focusing on Gemini Saturn and Apollo projects. He observed a Polaris A2 missile launch from a submarine and viewed Saturn I activities highlighting the nation’s space efforts and costs. He called the day wonderful and emphasized moon mission goals despite criticism.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy
Merritt Island
Observation Island
Atlantic
Caribbean
United States
Complex 37
The
Cape
U., S. S. Observation Island
500 Convention Votes Reported For Goldwater
Washington AP report shows 500 convention votes counted for Barry Goldwater in 1964 GOP nomination drive. Texas GOP chair Peter O Donnell Jr. says at least 500 votes are in the Goldwater column ahead of August San Francisco nominating convention needing 655 votes. Nation wide draft movement leaders from 35 states met in closed talks.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Francisco
White House
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Texas
National Draft Goldwater Organization
John Tower
R-Tex
O'Donnell
Inside Sections and Pages of the Morning Paper
The snippet lists section names and page numbers including Editorials, Business, Farm, Classified, Sports, and features. It also notes Servicemen, Now & Then, Uncle Jack, Princeton, and Youth as headings or columns. No events or people are described beyond standard section labeling.
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Uncle Jack
Princeton
Seeeer Peeewane
Four Killed On Virginia Roads In Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports Virginia's highway toll rose to 848 with four traffic deaths over Saturday and Friday. Victims include 7 year old Joseph Jacob Lee Ill of Norfolk struck on Sea Avenue, 46 year old Norman Cain of Emporia on Virginia 611, 19 year old Larry Stanley Leech of Vinton in a Roanoke Street crash, and 17 year old George Roland Davis of Danville at the Pittsylvania County intersection. A 31-year-old Richmond motorist, George Arten Lee, was fatally struck by two Greyhound buses on U S 460 east of Bluefield during a dispute with another driver.
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Joseph Jacob Lee
Norfolk
Sea Avenue
Norman Cain
Emporia
Virginia
Greensville
Larry Stanley Leech
Vinton
Roanoke
George Roland Davis
Danville
Pittsylvania
Richmond
George Arten Lee
Greyhound
U. S. 460
Bluefield
Princeton
William A. Johnson
Mercer County
Kennedys Plan Texas Ranch Stop During Visit
President and Mrs. Kennedy will visit Vice President Lyndon Johnson's Texas ranch near Austin. They will hunt deer and sample country cooking including deer sausage, home cured bacon, hominy grits, peach preserves, fried owl? , corn bread and pecan pie. The President may shoot white tail deer on the ranch.
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Austin
Tex
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Labor Takes Aim At Right To Work Law
AFL-CIO commits full resources to fight Oklahoma right-to-work proposal seen as part of a national attack by the extreme right. Meany cites fraud in petitions, vows to win at the polls, as signatures and court action set up a possible May ballot. The group links the drive to national GOP figures and conservative groups.
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New York
Aflcio
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Supreme Court
Marian Opala
State Supreme Court
Afl-Clo
John Birch Society
National
Right To Work Committee
Washington
Two Buses Kill Virginia Man On Highway Melee
George Arten Lee, 31, of Richmond, was killed when two Greyhound buses struck him on the Bluefield Princeton Road during a traffic quarrel with Sam Bourne of Bluefield. The drivers were Booner F. Whicker and Raymond L. Taylor. no charges filed.
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Bourne
Lee
Bluefield
Johnson
Booner F. Whicker
Salem
N. C
Raymond L. Taylor
Sutton
Bailey Funeral Home
Princeton
Overby Funeral Home
Raleigh
Yale Professor Barghoorn Freed From Soviet Jail
Yale Professor Barghoorn was freed from a Soviet jail and reached London after expulsion on espionage charges. The Russians cited President Kennedy's personal concern as a reason for their action. Kennedy noted a Polaris missile launch observed as perfect by the Navy from a submerged submarine.
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Yale
Barghoorn
London
Kennedy
Navy
Iceland Reports Growing Volcanic Mountain Near Vestmainaeyjar
Iceland's new volcanic feature near the Vestmannaeyjar Islands has tripled to about 3 feet high and more than a quarter mile long. The underwater eruption continues violently with explosive lava and ash ejections. Rock formations rising from the sea could threaten ships approaching the island.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Vestmaiinaeyjar Islands
Atlantic
Birds Shower Couple At Island Wedding
At Bronsea Island wedding in Poole England about 60 guests tossed birdseed instead of confetti for the ceremony. The couple were Clifford MacDonald and Mrs Jane Aiken a widow who serve as volunteer wardens at the island bird sanctuary.
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Poole
England
Bronsea Island
Clifford MacDonald
Jane Aiken
Island
Cambodia Leader Backs Foreign Aid and Warns on U S Dec 31
Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Cambodia will accept aid from any source including Communist China and the United States. He warned U S aid could end after December 31 unless a secret anti government radio station ceases broadcasting, while denying State Department claims the station is U S controlled.
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Phnon Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Sihanouk
State Department
United States
China
Ture Bulent
France
Russia
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This Space Center
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Yudkin
Rocky
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
George A. Lee
Duffy’s Tavern
Sam Bourne
Concord College
Jack McClellan
Argentina
General Assembly
Gov. Harrison
Fdr Jr
Charleston
Appalachian
Richmond, Va
Northfork Elkhorn
Blue Demons
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Hinton
Grand Ole Opry
North Carolina
Hugh M. Hamlett
Longhurst
Hillsboro
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