Storm Flora devastates Haiti Cuba as toll climbs
UPI reports thousands dead in Haiti and Cuba as Hurricane Flora rips across the Caribbean. Public Health Minister Girardo Philippeaux cites about 2,000 bodies found in Haiti with toll possibly reaching 4,000. Destruction spans Port au Prince Anse a Veau and Dos Negres, with millions affected. Cuban lines report widespread damage and fledgling evacuation efforts as Castro dispatches helicopters and trucks amid high winds. Page 12.
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JFK Signs Atom Test Ban Treaty as Step to Survival
President Kennedy announced the United States will observe the nuclear test ban pact intended to curb underground tests as a clear step toward mankind's survival. The treaty, ratified 80-19 after two weeks of debate, is set to take full effect on a future date with depositories in Washington Moscow and London holding copies. more than 160 nations have signed. Kennedy urged broad support and pledged vigil for freedom as leaders await ratifications and a possible broader East-West agreement.
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Democratic Senate Aide Quits Amid FBI Probe
Robert G. Baker, longtime Senate majority aide, abruptly resigns after disclosures of possible conflicts of interest involving an automatic vending machine company. Justice Department sources note an FBI probe. Baker’s departure follows months of controversy and a $300,000 civil suit alleging improper influence. Francis B. Valeo serves as acting secretary of the majority. Senator Mansfield, Montana, cites Baker’s ability while acknowledging the need for withdrawal.
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Defense Buying Diversion Urged and Economic Impact Fear
A Senate report urges defense buying reforms to route military and space contracts away from distressed regions. The Humphrey committee cites unbalanced geographic shifts, with mountain states and California getting 32.6 percent of spending in 1930 vs 18.6 percent earlier, while the Middle West loses share. Floating missile and electronics contracts drive the shift, risking urban facilities and housing. Congressional staff anticipate sharp partisan battles over defense spending patterns.
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Ike Reported Mulling Vice President Run in 1964
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower reportedly weighs a possible bid for vice president in 1964. The Washington Star, in a David Broder report from Gettysburg, says Ike consulted former Attorney General Röbert Brownell Jr. on the legality and constitutional issues, and believes there is no obstacle to a candidacy.
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Air pact grants landing rights between Pakistan and USSR
Pakistan and the Soviet Union signed an air agreement granting landing rights to each other's airlines. The deal covers operations in Karachi and Moscow and marks a step toward expanded air traffic between the two nations.
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Sinatra Gives Up Gaming in Nevada Licenses Held
Frank Sinatra announced withdrawal from the gaming industry amid a Nevada Gaming Commission dispute over his licenses including 50 percent of the Cal Neva Lodge and 9 percent of the Sands. He said he would devote himself to show business and requested termination of all gaming licenses.
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Botulism Blamed as 2 Die in Tennessee Fish Case
In Knoxville a man and his daughter died after eating smoked white fish from Kroger, with several others hospitalized in critical or serious condition. FDA traced tainted stock from Domnbros firm and warned nationwide distribution. the botulism strain type A and B suspected, antitoxin scarce, hospital teams treat victims while authorities investigate source.
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King Warns Alabama in Birmingham Crisis
The King warns Alabama residents in Birmingham that if conditions from a recent church incident are not corrected, state administration actions may resume in Birmingham. The message stresses urgency and potential political consequences for officials and citizens.
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Mme Nhit Arrives for Speaking Tour in United States
Mme Nhit, sister of South Vietnam President Diem, arrives in New York aboard a United Airlines plane for a three week speaking tour. She defends Vietnamese policies, criticizes U.S. media coverage, and says she has no intention to meet Kennedy or other American officials.
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Scattered Shifts in Votes and Crime Report Dominate City News
The Stalne votes Hz to 2t on a major education and tax question amid fevered debate counties. Chief Donald Stewart of Stovkton faces a tie in a murder case as investigators pursue a fatal disturbance near Benen. Wires say traders discuss prospects, while Russia looms in global markets and local tensions persist.
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La Canada resident among 14 Americans found unhurt in Mexico ordeal
A canyon expedition party from Utah California and Pennsylvania including two women and three Mexicans emerged unharmed at Creel Chihua hua after days of peril. Pilot Jesus Acosta said the group had been starving and could be lost before signals and a rescue flight reached them.
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Oregon-Land Sold Through Ad
Oregon-Land sold through ad in Independent and Star-News classified pages. Glendale resident reports quick easy economic sale of cabin through classified ad. Contact SY cam for rates and phone numbers to place your advert.
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