Talks Open Under Cloud Of Mistrust Over Kashmir
In Rawalpindi and New Delhi talks began between India and Pakistan on Kashmir under a new cloud of mistrust after a Pakistan China border pact emerged. Ayub Khan pressed for clarity, as Britain and the United States urged progress to ease arms pressures and preserve regional stability.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Red China
U.N
New Delhi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Subcontinent
China
Britain
U.S
Ayub Khan
Nehru
Peking
Tragic Hike Ends in Deaths of Three Utah Children
In Waterfall Canyon Ogden Utah three youngsters Shauna Southwick 9 Mark Way 9 and Bonnie Ross 8 set out after parental approval. Their bodies were found at the base of a 500 foot cliff after a long search. Shauna died en route to hospital while Mark and Bonnie died at the base.
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Ogden, Utah
Waterfall Canyon
Utah City
Paul Southwick
Shauna
Mark Way
Bonnie Ross
James Evans
Mark
Bonnie
Evans
Six Flee to West Berlin Escapes Rise During Holiday
Six East Germans slipped into West Berlin on Wednesday night raising the total escapes this season to sixteen. A war cripple, Hans Weidner, 40, described severe shortages including meat and sausage and only half a pound of butter weekly as he planned a six month armored bus escape. A 26-year-old scaled the eight foot border fence in Neukoelln while three others, aged 19 to 22, forced a barbed wire barricade. two East Berlin guards also escaped, one with a sub machine gun.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Hans Weidner
Neukoelln
East Berlin
Iowa Weather Outlook Sees Warmth After Subzero Day
The Weather Bureau notes Thursday temperatures rose 10 to 30 degrees from Wednesday's subzero readings. Friday highs should stay in the 20s with overnight lows 5 to 15 above. Expect fair skies as pressure systems move through with little precipitation feared in the near term.
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United Press International
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev Blames Adenauer for Berlin Tension
In Moscow Khrushchev accuses Adenauer of heightening Berlin tension and urges Allied troops out of the city. He calls for UN forces to replace Western garrisons, condemns West German provocations, and says a peace treaty for all Germany is best to ease the crisis.
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Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Adenauer
U.N
West Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Germany
Germany
Park to Run in Seoul Elections Say Junta Leader
General Chung Hee Park announced that he and other members of the military junta will run for office in the elections set for next spring in Seoul.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Cold-Free St. Paul Brewery Workers Claim Long Stretches Without Illness
Forty-two Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co. workers in cold cellars report 9 to 31 years without a cold or flu, despite temperatures of 32 to 47 degrees. Dr. Floyd A. Thompson notes low cellar bacteria and active circulation as possible factors while joking that the beer-drinking writer has a cold.
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ST. Paul
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co
Floyd A. Thompson
Coggon Bowl Destroyed by Fire in early Thursday hours
The Coggon bowling alley, a six lane facility owned by the American Legion and managed by Harold Bud Smith, was destroyed by a fire reported at about 1 30 a.m. Central City and Walker departments assisted as investigators sought the cause. Smith valued the investment at 120000 and the building, a one story frame and aluminum structure, stood five years under operation.
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Coggon
Lawrence Rowe
Coggan
Harold “Bud” Smith
The
American Legion
Smith
Central City
Walker
Stamp to Honor Mrs Roosevelt Planned in 1963
Eleanor Roosevelt will be honored with a U S commemorative stamp to be issued October 11 1963 the 79th birthday of Mrs Roosevelt The design and denomination are yet to be decided The announcement came from White House press secretary Pierre Salinger noting past commemoratives for Rayburn Hammarskjold Dulles and Taft
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Pierre Salinger
House
Sam Rayburn
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
John ‘Foster Dulles
Robert A. Taft
Katangan Envoy Ordered to Leave U S
Katanga's information chief in the United States, Michel Struelens, was ordered to depart the country by the Immigration and Naturalization Service on Wednesday amid ongoing disputes over his activities.
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New York
Michel Struelens
Katanga
U.S
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Navy Seaplane Missing With 13 Aboard Near San Diego
A Navy P-5M Marlin from Patrol Squadron 42 missing southwest of San Diego with 13 men aboard. Lt. David Lukefahr, 28, and Lt. (j.g.) Richard Larson, 25, are among the crew. multiple ships and aircraft joined a search as weather remained favorable.
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Calif
Here
North Island Naval Air Station
Guadalupe Island
David Lukefahr
Imperial Beach
J.g
Richard Larson
Coronado
Navy
North Island
L. R. Lindler
Photo Squadron 63
Miramar Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Pine Island
Gulf of Alaska
Gulf
Huge reunion as 921 Bay of Pigs relatives arrive in Miami
In Miami the African Pilot carried 921 relatives of Bay of Pigs captives to the Dinner Key auditorium. About 600 released prisoners awaited arrivals from Port Everglades as guards collected names. Embraces broke barricades and families recalled eight months apart. Cuban and U S figures discussed future flights and potential Kennedy greeting.
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Miami
Florida
Dinner Key
Port Everglades
Here
Red Cross
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Manuel Artime
Jose Perez San Roman
Palm Beach
Guillermo Ara Alonso
Havana
Frost Suffered Heart Attack After Urinary Tract Surgery
Poet Robert Frost, 88, suffered a heart attack following surgery for a urinary tract obstruction. Hospital officials reported his condition had improved over the past few days.
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Boston
UPS
Robert Frost
Frost
Husband and son hurt in car collision near Lincoln
Mrs. Daniel Olson failed to return from an errand and prompted a search by her husband and son. Their vehicles crashed at the hilltop northeast of Lincoln. The father escaped injury while Charles Olson, 32, and his mother sustained cuts and fractures.
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Nereida Rodriguez Estrada
Jose Delgado
Roman
Mrs. Delgado
Cuba
Lincoln, Neb
Daniel Olson
Charles
Lincoln
William Scott Wins Cedar Rapids Christmas Lighting Contest
William Scott of 841 Fourteenth Street SE won the city wide grand championship in the 1962 Christmas home lighting contest. Paul Mackenfuss was runner up. Scott’s display featured a life size holy family, slate backdrop, evergreen boughs, spotlights, multicolor tree lights, and the message Peace on Earth Good Will To Men.
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Cedar Rapids
William Scott
Fourteenth Street
Paul Mackenfuss
Elder Lane
Holy Family
Light Company
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