Two Soviet Diplomats Accused Of Defecting With Secrets
Two members of the Soviet Union's United Nations delegation were accused of buying U.S. defense secrets and left the country by air after FBI agents detained the alleged sailor by Marchmont New York. The sailor, Yeoman J C Nelson Cornell Drumond of Baltimore, faced bail set at 100000 dollars for conspiring to transmit national defense information. The diplomats, Tvgeni Prokhorov and Ivan Vyrodov, departed Idlewild Airport with family after the recall order was issued.
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New York
Soviet Union
United Nations
Russia
Tvgeni M. Prokhorov
Ivan
Vyrodlov
Prokhorov
U.S. Navy
Newport
U.S
Idlewild
Bridgeport Weather Forecast and Almanac Entry 1962
Weather outlook for Bridgeport and vicinity shows mostly sunny today with a high near 75 and tonight partly cloudy with a high near 75 on Wednesday and possible showers after noon. The notice includes calendar details for Tuesday October 2, 1962 and lists page content such as obituaries, sports, and fashion news.
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Nepe
Commerce Bridgeport
Loveton H. Bean
Jacoby On Bridge
Tropical Storm Daisy Watched Over Cape Canaveral Flight
Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr and backup Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr passed health tests with flying colors as weather clouds the six orbit mission. Tropical Storm Daisy 300 miles northeast of Puerto Rico moves northwest at 35 mph threatening recovery areas. weather remains under close surveillance with potential squalls.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
Qcs
Walter M
Schirra Jr
Schirra
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Patrick Air Force Base Hospital
Howard A. Minners
John A. Powers
Daisy
Puerto Rico
Powers
Pacific
Texas
Cape Area
Mayor outlines three US aid projects for Beachwood park stadium
Mayor Tedesco presented the city’s first three applications for public works aid, seeking federal funds to cover about 50 percent of costs for Beachwood park stadium, city dock improvements at Union Square, and Gedaldip street sewer work. The plan includes joint use with the Board of Education, with council approval obtained and a two week council recess requested to allow further applications.
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Tedesco
Letra
Beachwood Park
Union Square
Common Council
City Hall
U. S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
HFA
HHEA
Gedaldip
North End
Department of Parks and Recreation
Board of Education
New York
Washington
Outlook For October Temperatures And Rainfall
The Weather Bureau reports a 30 day outlook for October predicts below normal temperatures over the eastern half of the U S and southern plains except New England and Plains where near normal temps are expected. Above normal rainfall favored from the Continental Divide eastward and into the northeast, with subnormal amounts in the northern plains and far southwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New England
Plankta
West Coast
Pacific North
Firemen Called Out On Three False Alarms
Firefighters were dispatched three times last night to false alarms and asked police to investigate. The first call came at 5 14 p m from Box 134 in front of Wilbur Cross Elementary on Reservoir Avenue. A recall followed three minutes later as no fire was found. At 9 44 p m a second call from Box 129 at Prospect Street and Myrtle Avenue prompted a five minute recall. The third alarm, from Box 171 at Park Avenue and Johnson Street, occurred at 10 46 p m with a recall at 10 49 p m.
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Wilbur Cross
Reservoir Avenue
Prospect Street
Myrtle Avenue
Park Avenue
Johnson Street
Giants defeat Dodgers 8 to 0 in playoff opener
Willie Mays homered twice and Harmon Killebrew concluded the season with 48 as the Giants bombed the Dodgers 8–0 in San Francisco. Billy Pierce pitched efficiently, Dodgers squandered scoring chances, and the series heads to Los Angeles with game two set for tomorrow.
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Jack Stevenson
San Francisco
Willie Mays Welcoped
Tumers
Jimmy Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
Los Angeles
Shushpaw
Billy Pierce
Dodgers
Giants
Mays
Houston
Sandy Kouta
Larry Sherry
Willie
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Jack Sanford
Stan Willams
Dex Drysdale
Walt Alston
Kennedy Decorates Lemnitzer and Swears In Taylor
President Kennedy decorated Gen Lyman J Lemnitzer as he became chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and sworn in Gen Maxwell D Taylor as his successor in the White House garden. Lemnitzer assumed command in Europe as Taylor began duties and the two ceremonies marked shifts in U S military leadership.
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Washington
Europe
Lyman J. Lemnitzer
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
Fort Chiefs
Robert
Walker Seized For His Role In Oxford Act
Former Maj. Gen. Edhvin Walker, charged with insurrection against the United States, was moved to the U.S. Medical Center for federal prisoners in Springfield tonight after being arrested at an Oxford roadblock. He appeared for arraignment before U.S. Commissioner Omar Craig with bond set at $100,000. Walker led a student charge at the University of Mississippi and faces four counts including inciting insurrection and conspiring to oppose federal law. He waived preliminary hearing. counsel could be obtained in Mississippi.
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Springfield
Edhvin Walker
United States
U.S. Medical Center
Pring
U. S
University of Mississippi
Walker
Oxford
Miss
WU. S
Omar Craig
Federal Bureau of If
Center
Russell Sotlle
Dowith Walker
Site Rock
Act
Army
Europe
U.S
U. Ss
Edwin A. Walker
Glo Misa
Federal Medical Center
Sprinfield
Court+ house square
Little Rock
Jackson
Goy
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
Barsnett
Barnett
Escher
Warnett
Deadine
Atnd
Mist
1St Airborne
328Th Infantry
Columbus
Ft.Campbell
Mississippi
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
Guthman
Senate
Washington
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Congress
Democrats win in Manchester and Southington
The Associated Press reports Democrats captured Manchester and Southington town elections, seizing control of boards and the first selectman race in Southington. In Manchester the party gained six of nine school and nine of nine board seats, while Southington saw Democrat Thornes J. Galick defeat Republican George J. Wood. State Chairman John Bailey called the results very gratifying as local personalities shaped the outcomes.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Southington
Connecticut
GOP
Middlefield
Preston
Centrats
Board of Education
Thornes J. Galick
George J. Wood
First Selectman
Bailey
John Bailey
Mre
Ky. Bailey
Piloted Airliners 'As Lark' Ex-Stewardesses Tell Probe
Ex stewardesses testified before a House subcommittee that pilots invited flight attendants to the controls. One former stewardess recounted flying 6 passengers and steering from 9,000 to 1,000 feet. Others described pilots drunk on duty and cockpit incursions, with an incident involving a high heel in a throttle.
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Lark
Tell
Washington
Oct
Fred W. Hazlett
Sunland
Calif
Western Airlines
Hazlett
Far East
Sukarno
Trang World Airwaya
Hongt
Who's to Blame Dispute Over Miss Riots
Washington reports a heated dispute over responsibility for the Mississippi riots at the University of Mississippi after James Meredith entered the campus. President and Attorney General back federal action while Governor Barnett is blamed for provoking the confrontation. U.S. marshals and federal troops faced criticism as violence erupted leaving two dead and many injured.
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Washington
APJ
University of Mississippi
Yannedy
Robert P. Kennedy
Ross Harnett
James H. Meredith
Miss. Solans
Congress
Mississigupi
U.S
University
Oxford
oTnatht
At i; Famey
Barnett
Meredith
Mistrial Declared In Tax Dodge Trial
New York October 2 The income tax evasion trial of former NYSE chairman J Truman Bidwell ended in a hung jury after a midnight start. Judge Thomas F Murphy declared a mistrial noting the eleven jurors were hopelessly deadlocked.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
J. Truman Bidwell
Thomas F. Murphy
Murphy
Seleven
AID BILL NEARS VOTE IN SENATE
The Senate nears passage of Kennedy s foreign aid bill after rejecting multiple amendments to cut the package. Final vote was postponed to Tuesday while a discretionary waiver on Cuba related restrictions is debated and House amendments are altered.
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Senate
Washington
Oct
Kennedy
House
Cuba
Mato
Ouher
Yugoslavia
Poland
President Moves To Halt Pier Strike In New York
In a nationwide port walkout, Longshoremen strike Atlantic and Gulf Coast deep water ports from Maine to Texas over a contract dispute. President Kennedy invokes Taft Hartley Act to blunt economic impact, warning of grave effects on domestic economy and global commitments. Seven other maritime unions threaten sympathy work stoppages. strike began at midnight over dock productivity. 145 dock workers seek smaller work gangs from the International Longshoremen’s Association.
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New York
APJ
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Kennedy
White House
Longeshoremen's Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
Rioting at Ole Miss After Meredith Desegregation
Thousands of helmeted troops moved into Oxford to quell campus unrest after James Meredith desegregated the University of Mississippi. Police arrested 116 people, including former General Edwin Walker, amid rifle fire and tear gas. Governor Barnett blamed federal marshals for the violence as military units patrolled the city.
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Oxford
Miss
Get
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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