Reduction In Cancer Funds Hit By Kennedy Aid Clash
Washington AP reports a proposed $102 million cut in HEW funds could block NIH testing of 23 new cancer drugs. Dr Isidor Ravdin and others warn cuts threaten advances in treatment including rare choriocarcinoma survival gains and promising results with acute myeloid leukemia drugs. Rep Fogarty questions the path of Kennedy budget cuts.
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Larry Osius
Washington
Isidor Ravdin
American College of Surgeons
National Institutes of Health
Abraham Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Rawdin
Rep
Fogarty
D-R. J
Sidney Farber
Harvard Medical School
Ribicoff
House
Farber
Emil Freireich
National Cancer Institute
U Thant Elected UN Secretary General Amid Troika Debate
United Nations members unanimously elected U Thant of Burma to fill Dag Hammarskjold's term. Russia insisted the move be only temporary toward a three headed troika while the new chief pledged independence and named advisers including Ralph Bunche and Georgy Arkadev.
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United Nations
Burma
U.N
General Assembly
U Thant
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Troika
Ralph Bunche
U. S
Georgy Arkadev
Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Secretariat
Girl Swims Her Way to Freedom From East Berlin
An East Berlin girl aged 19 swam a canal to freedom in the early hours. She was one of six refugees who reached West Berlin during the night, according to West Berlin police.
Index Courthouse Crossword Daily Record Deaths Editorial
The item presents a local newspaper page with sections such as court notes obituaries editorials and features. It lists brief notices and potential column headings but lacks full articles. Historical publication tone and period branding are evident.
950 Chickens Killed by Dogs in Oregon Farm Pen
Two Labradors broke into a chicken pen at Stanley Llynstad’s farm in Mt. Angel Oregon killing 950 chickens. Neighbors owned the dogs and they were shot following the incident.
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MT. Angel
Ore
Stanley Llynstad
Delwein Native Named U S District Atty for Iowa
Donald Wine 39 Davenport attorney is named United States district attorney for the Southern District of Iowa. Appointed by Judge Roy Stephenson, the post starts November 15 with a $15000 annual salary. Wine replaces Roy Meadows and will base his office in Des Moines. He backed John F Kennedy early in the 1960 nomination.
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Des Moines
Donald Wine
Davenport
United States
District of
Iowa
Roy Stephenson
Wine
Oelwein
U.S. Dist
Roy Meadows
Justice Department
Washington
Congress
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Atty
Bryan White
Ray Hanrahan
Polk County
Hanrahan
John F. Kennedy
West Berlin Tightens Border Checks at Friedrichstrasse
West Berlin police announced tighter border controls at Friedrichstrasse. All cars except those of the four occupying powers will be stopped for inspection. Previously only East German and East Berlin plates were halted, with occupants asked to identify themselves if not in uniform. Now plates from other Soviet satellites will be checked.
Taylor Says He Won’t Recommend Sending Troops
Gen Maxwell Taylor after two hour White House meeting with President Kennedy indicated he would not advise sending U S forces to South Vietnam now. He urged stronger South Vietnamese defenses with faster intelligence and better field command. Officials said Taylor proposed expert teams in economics psychological warfare and medicine to assist anti guerrilla efforts in areas reclaimed from Communist control.
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Washington
Maxwell Taylor
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Taylor
White House
Andrews Air Base
Walt Rostow
Asia
Jay Gildner
Mr. Kennedy
Army
Donny Caple Found Nail Polish Then Monitored Fire Damage
Four year old Donny Caple found his mother's nail polish and kitchen matches, went outside unseen, then returned excitedly saying something happened. Fire Inspector Frank McCrinnon estimated four thousand dollars in damage to a new Florida room enclosed porch with jalousie windows.
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Miami
Donny Caple
Frank McCrinnon
Florida
Navy's first nuclear carrier Enterprise returns after sea trials
Newport News AP reports the Enterprise, the world's largest ship and a nuclear power carrier, completed sea trials and sailed back to port on a Friday.
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Newport News
Enterprise
Missing Cadet Returns Home From West Point
Paul Weaver an 18 year old West Point cadet who left the academy August 30 returned to his Portsmouth Ohio home Friday night. His mother said he is all right but nervous and upset. Weaver traveled around the country and contacted Virgil Major a former high school football teammate who told Weaver’s parents. Weaver’s parents plan to resign him from the officer program. no disciplinary action details were given.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Paul Weaver
West Point
Weaver
Virgil Major
Academy
Koreans Given Pledge by Rusk
Secretary of State Rusk assured the South Korean military government that U S aid will continue after a brief Saturday visit.
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Rusk
Seoul
U. S
Reverend Edwin Moll Dies at 69 Former Lutheran Missions Secretary
Madison reports the death of The Reverend Edwin Moll aged 69 a former general secretary of the board of foreign missions of the United Lutheran Churches of America. He died Friday.
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Madison
Edwin Moll
Board of Foreign Missions of the
United Lutheran Churches Fof America
Stump Jury Deliberations Continue in Des Moines Murder Case
A 12-member jury in the Ronald M. Stump murder case resumed deliberations at 8 a.m. after sleeping on cots overnight in Polk County courthouse. By 2:30 p.m., jurors were still undecided, with judge C E Moore outlining five possible verdicts from first degree murder with death penalty to acquittal.
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George Brown
Des Moines
UPI
Ronald M. Stump
Polk County
District Court
C. Edwin Moore
Stump
Michael Daly
University of Iowa
Keokuk
Daly
Leanna Jean Skultery
Ron
Mike
Adenauer Wins Rally for West German Coalition Government
Adenauer's re election as West German chancellor is virtually assured as the Christian Democrats accept a coalition with the Free Democrats. The Bundestag is set to meet to elect the chancellor after a seven week struggle. The pact ends a contentious fight over the chancellorship and signals continued leadership for Adenauer in a major industrial nation. The Free Democrats gain concessions while Foreign Minister von Brentano resigns under pressure.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Free Democrats
Bundestag
Adenauer
Erich Mende
Christian Democrats
von Brentano
Police Quell Student Mob at LSU Rally
Baton Rouge AP reports a mob of LSU students hurled bottles and rocks at police during a pep rally before a game with second ranked Mississippi. Tear gas dispersed the crowd after about 300 students shouted abuse and challenged officers. Police dogs had quelled a similar disturbance Thursday night.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Mississippi
Jacqueline Kennedy to Make Private India Pakistan Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy plans a private two week trip to India and Pakistan starting about November 20. The First Lady will visit educational and research centers and view art treasures, traveling at her own expense.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Greece
Canada
France
Austria
England
Nehru
Newport
Mrs. Kennedy
U.S
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Ayub Khan
White House
Ayub
Kennedys
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Mrs Kennedy May Miss Family Moments If Nov 20 Departure
Report says if Mrs Kennedy leaves about November 20 she will miss the birthdays of Caroline and John Jr and the Hyannis Port Thanksgiving gathering. No final itinerary set and it is unclear who will accompany her.
Profit Sharing Pact Ratified by Kenosha UAW Local
The United Auto Workers Local 72 in Kenosha Wisconsin ratified a profit sharing contract with American Motors on a second ballot. An unofficial tally showed 6738 in favor and 3264 opposed with about 4 of 12000 voting in the Oct 8 ballot.
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Kenosha
Wis
United Auto Workers
American Motors
Joseph Campaneschi
UAW
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Rogers
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Paris
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Harry Kelly
Rostow
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John Koehler
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