Air Force Hints at Long Lasting Artificial Radiation Belt
The Air Force reports that the artificial belt created by July nuclear test may endure up to ten years. A satellite launched October 26 carried scientific gear to study the belt and to gather data on Soviet blasts. Officials say the mission was emergency-linked to a hush hush space research program at Hanscom Air Base.
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Bedford
Mass
Air Force
James van Allen
Cambridge Research Laboratories
Defense Department
Johnston Island
Pacific
Ludwig Katz
Air Force Space Research
Boston
Hanscom Air Base
Passman Seeks Bigger Cuts After Aid Report
Rep. Otto Passman met with Gen. Lucius Clay to discuss weaknesses in the foreign aid program. The Clay report urged selectivity and slower aid, aiming to curb Kennedy’s $4.5 billion request and potential $2 billion cuts by Passman.
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Washington
UPI
Otto Passman
D-La
Lucius Clay
Clay
White House
Kennedy
Capitol
Passman
House
Foreign Aid Appropriations
Congress
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
London Chamber Orchestra Director Anthony Bernard Dies
Anthony Bernard 72 director of the London Chamber Orchestra and London Chamber Singers died at his home on Saturday.
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London
Anthony Bernard
London Chamber Orchestra
London Chamber Singers
Hearst Auction Realizes $222,270 For Art Collection
A Parke-Bernet sale of Hearst art pieces realized $222,270 across 350+ lots from the late William Randolph Hearst collection. All items sold over two days, including a red 5th century B.C. vase that fetched $3,900 bought by Carlebach Gallery for museums and collectors.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Parke-Bernet
B.C
Carlebach Gallery
Drought Strands Swedes for Booze Shortage
Swedes face a five week liquor monopoly strike reducing state store stocks to near empty. In Stockholm alcohol lines grow long as people improvise with smuggled liquor on a navy ship and home brews while bums in alleys sip French brandy and German wines amid the drought.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Rockefeller Urges Across the Board Tax Cuts in Midwest
New York Gov. Rockefeller urged immediate tax reductions calling for a 52 to 47 percent cut in corporation taxes and a 7.5 billion personal income tax cut effective next July 1. He argued such cuts would boost growth and investment while advocating restraint on federal spending and a balanced budget by 1965. He visited Omaha for a fund raiser honoring Sen. Roman Hruska and dismissed presidential bid talk.
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Omaha
New York
Rockefeller
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Topeka
Kan
Motive Sought in Slaying of Olympic Skier Sonja McCaskie
Police sealed the apartment where the mutilated body of Sonja McCaskie, 24, a blonde former Olympic skier for Great Britain, was found. Reno authorities sought the cause of death and motive while neighbors reported no screams and no sign of a struggle.
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Reno
Great Britain
Elmer Briscoe
Sonja McCaskie
Hassan Returns to Rabat From U.S. Visit
King Hassan of Morocco arrived in Rabat aboard President Kennedy's personal plane after a visit to the United States. The king completed the trip on a Saturday, returning to the capital.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan
U.S
Kennedy
Bomb Dismantled Atop Mt Royal Tower In Montreal
Police removed a powerful bomb seconds before detonation at the Mt Royal transmitter site. Sgt. Leo Plouffe led the dismantling of a charge large enough to topple the 360 foot tower used by Montreal's four TV stations. The red base bore the markings Liberte and FLQ, the Front de Liberation Quebecois.
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Montreal
Mt. Royal
Leo Plouffe
Montreal Police Department
Liberte
FLQ
Front de Liberation Quebecois
JFK A Half Hearted Aid Response Grows Pressure
President Kennedy urged a full effort to aid developing Asia Africa and Latin America. He cited the Marshall Plan as proof a scale commensurate with the task is needed and warned against half hearted responses in foreign aid. Harriman echoed the call saying poor nations must be helped.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Asia
Africa
Latin America
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
U.S
Europe
Harriman
Cuban exile raid leaders nabbed by U S Coast Guard near Bahamas
The Coast Guard captured four Cuban exile figures led by Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo after a three hour chase in an 18 foot outboard. Officials say the group was part of anti Castro raiding efforts linked to Alpha 66 and Escambray. The captives were taken to a Miami area immigration detention center.
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Miami
U.S. Coast Guard
Orange Bay
Bahamas
Escambray
Alpha 66
Coast Guard
Eloy Guttierrez Menoyo
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Opa-Locka
Guttierrez
Guttierrez Menoyo
Charles Ashmann
Ashmann
William Culbertson
Culbertson
Guided Missile Frigate Launch at New York Shipyard
The USS Richmond K. Turner, a guided missile frigate, was launched Saturday at the New York Shipbuilding Corp. yard in Camden New Jersey. The event marks a key milestone for the Battle Group as the vessel enters service preparation.
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Camden
N. J
Richmond K. Turner
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Tempers Short Nerves Taunt Among Legislators
Iowa lawmakers face pressure from solving state finances as Senate clashes flare. Critics chant anti education and vengeance labels over bills on superintendent ballot, highway access control, and nursing home act. Gov Hughes vetoed related measures, sparking further controversy.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Andrew Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Senate
Highway Commission On Access Control
State Health Department
Harold Hughes
Husbands Wince at Henpecking Quietly in Household Parody
A humorous note observes a husband who refuses to admit being henpecked performs chores while smoking a large black cigar. The quip plays on gender roles and domestic pride with light satire.
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