U N to Issue Report on Espionage Involving Soviet UN Staff
The United Nations promised a carefully drawn statement on charges that two Soviet employees Mossed 3,000 dollars from New York Republican candidate Richard A. Flink to obtain secret information and sway speeches. The FBI traced the affair with Flink, who admitted meetings every two weeks for three years while acting as an informer.
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United Nations
N.Y
New York
U.S
Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.N. Secretariat
U Thant
Burma
U.N
Yuri A. Mishukov
Yuri V. Zaitsev
Kennedy
Mishukov
United States
Zaitsev
FBI
Richard A. Flink
Fink
Flink
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
Soviet Union
Assembly
J. Lewis Fox
U.S. Attorney's Office
Manhattan
Subpoenas on Steel Executives Question Contempt Issue
Nine top executives from four steel companies did not appear in response to subpoenas seeking records of production costs. Senate leaders say lack of testimony may avoid contempt, as subpoenas asked for documents only. Analysts note possible jail and fines if held in contempt.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Antitrust Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Thomas K. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Bethlehem
National
Armco Steel
Patton
Den
John Lb.’ McClellan
D-Ark
Steel
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Horace L. Flurry
Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Flurry
Kefauver
Bottum criticizes Kennedy tactics after Randolph vote
Senator Joseph H. Bottum accuses the Kennedy administration of using executive force to bypass Congress. He cites the canceled West Virginia radar telescope project and attacks on constitutional liberties including threats of antitrust actions and FBI pressure.
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Randolph
Tion
West Virginia
Congress
Bottum
House Not Haunted Says Parapsychologist
William G. Roil of the Psychical Research Foundation concluded after studying a Florida Avenue home in Portsmouth that the house itself caused no phenomena. The incidents, occurring over ten days with a broken ornament and shattered glass, likely arose from living persons, not paranormal activity.
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Portsmouth
Florida Avenue
William G. Roil
Psychical Research Foundation
Durham
N. C
Cleveland Harmon
Roll
IMF Urges Europe to Increase Capital Exports
The IMF criticizes Western Europe for restricting capital exports, ties U.S. balance of payments relief to Europe boosting investments and loans. In its 17th annual report issued ahead of IMF World Bank meetings, it notes Europe could ease U.S. financing needs and the deficit by expanding capital movements.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
Western Europe
U.S
IMI
United States
IMF
World Bank
International Finance Corp
The
International Development Association
Europe
Unitarian Clerk Defends Virginia Sterilization Law
Washington AP reports Unitarian minister Dr. Duncan Howlett defends Virginia sterilization law as a moral good aiding the poor. He responds to Archbishop O Boyle who called sterilization at Fauquier County Hospital immoral and notes safeguards for doctors while acknowledging potential abuse.
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Fauquier County Hospital
Warrenton
Howlett
O' Boyie
Virginia
Warrenton Hospital
Hewlett
Russians Conduct 12th Atmospheric Nuclear Test
The Soviet Union detonated a nuclear device in the atmosphere near Novaya Zemlya, the Atomic Energy Commission reported. The test followed a similar detonation in the same region the previous day, with a yield of several million tons of TNT.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Atomic Energy Commission
Inside Abby 10 Goren Add Years and Media Bits
A compact catalog lists Abby Goren items including ten films ten years of notes and eight Princeton comics across sports crosswords television editorials and weather sections.
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Princeton Comics
I Sports
Nuclear Talks Mention China as Emerging Nuclear Power
Washington says China already has the capability to explode a nuclear device though lacks delivery means. Arthur Dean, back from Geneva, warns Beijing’s progress influenced by past Soviet reactor, funds, and scientists. He notes Soviet disarmament talk is largely propaganda.
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China
United States
Soviet Union
Freaty
America
Arthur Dean
Geneva
U.S
Dean
Assault in Princess Anne County Leaves Man Dead and Woman Wounded
Norfolk man James H. Futrell was fatally shot and his girlfriend Sandra Lea Jernigan was stabbed and assaulted in a late Friday night attack near a deserted road in Princess Anne County. Two Norfolk police divers searched swampy areas Sunday for the weapons used and other clues while Jernigan, in poor condition, remained unable to be questioned.
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Princess Anne
Norfolk
Princess Anne County
Sandra Lea Jernigan
Bayside
Miss Jernigan
James H. Futrell
Futrell
Pope John XXII described as reformer by Polish weekly
The Polish atheist weekly Argumenty calls Pope John XXII a pragmatic reformer aiming to streamline the Catholic Church for capitalist world realities. It says he shifts toward new structures in Catholic and non Catholic countries and supports Christian democratic movements, civil rights goals, and regime changes abroad.
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Warsaw
Poland
Argumenty
John XXII
Latin America
United States
Church
Spain
Kennedy Tightens Senate Primary Contest in Massachusetts
In Boston and across Massachusetts voters head to a Democratic and Republican primary as Ted Kennedy seeks the party base for a U.S. Senate bid. Edward J. McCormack Jr. remains a slight favorite in a contest framed by independents and party labels, with George Lodge and Lawrence Curtis contesting the GOP nomination and John Volpe unopposed for renomination.
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Boston
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Senate
John F. Kennedy
George C. Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Volpe
John A. Volpe
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Clement A. Riley
Massachusetts
Dorchester
McCormack
Archibald MacLeish
Curtis
Tornado Wrecks Nine Homes Near Rochester
A Sunday tornado struck Edgewood Court housing near Rochester Minnesota destroying nine homes and hospitalizing 13 people. Four remained in care including two children Eileen Chapman 7 and Sharon 10. Damage was estimated at 250000 and officials sealed the area. A separate hit may have occurred at Pleasant Grove with no injuries.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Eileen Chapman
Sharon
Gertrude Harwick
Gary
R. D. Chapman
Edgewood Court
Pleasant Grove
Minn
Mann
U N to Collect Fees As Assembly Eyes New Assessments
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Ambassador Adlai Stevenson said the coming U N General Assembly will mandate compulsory financial assessments with penalties for nonpayment. They noted disarmament financing and Congo as top items, amid U N financial strain from unpaid dues and halted policing operations. The U S plans to buy 100 million in U N bonds, with another 100 million to be sold by others.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Adlai FE. Stevenson
U.N. General Assembly
Stevenson
U.N
Tusk
ABC
Adlai Stevenson
General Assembly
New York
Congo
United Nations
Middleast
Congress
United States
Church Goer Killed Walking Along U S 50 Near Salem
Loretta Mae Forrester 36 of Bristol died Sunday night while crossing U S 50 two miles east of Salem to join a friend. She was struck and killed instantly by a compact station wagon driven by Earl W Holt of Mount Clare Harrison County police said.
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Salem
W.va
Loretta Mae Forrester
Bristol
U.S. 50
Clarksburg
Miss Forrester
Earl W. Holt
Mount Clare
Harrison County
Truck repair bill sparks fatal Raleigh County shooting
Kenneth Ray Scott, 17, of Daniels, was shot and killed after an argument over a truck repair bill at Charles De Hoard's home in Oak Hill West Virginia. De Hoard 41, Summerlea Fayette County, was jailed on a murder charge after allegedly firing a shotgun at Scott and his stepfather Fred Johnson.
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Oak Hill
W.va
Kenneth Ray Scott
Daniels
Raleigh County
Fayetteville
Charles Woodrow DeHoard
Summerlea
Fayette County
P. Richardson
Scott
Frederick C. Johnson
DeBoard
Johnson
Richardson
DeHoard
Everybody Here Learns To Hold A Gun Guantanamo Base On Alert
AP dispatch from Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba describes near term readiness as Adm O Donnell and staff state 3300 personnel trained for combat. Marines guard perimeters with 400 security personnel backed by tanks artillery and a 1400 man landing team. Base on alert and capable of rapid reinforcement from Vieques Roosevelt Roads or Cherry Point.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Edward J. O'Donnell
U.S. Naval Base
Fidel Castro
O'Donnell
Navy
2Nd Fleet
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Roosevelt Roads
Guantanamo
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South Bend, Ind
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Jennings Randolph
DW. Va
Er Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dinwiddie
Charles Daughtry
Annie Daughtry
Abby
Goren
Pope
Portugal
Ted Kennedy
Rusk
Bill
Raleigh
Guantanamo Base On Alert
Fred Hoffman
O' Donnell
Cherry Point
N.C
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