Cuban Red Cross Rejects U S Aid After Hurricane Flora
Havana radio said the Cuban Red Cross rejected the hypocritical offer of U S aid for hurricane ravaged Cuba. The U S Red Cross offered workers and supplies while Sen. Holland urged action. Flora continued northeast threatening Bermuda with 100 mph winds as Haiti reports 3500 dead and Cuba suffers widespread flooding.
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Three Whites Convicted in Dynamite Possession Case
In Birmingham three white men were sentenced to six months in jail and $100 fines for illegal dynamite possession linked to a bombing at a Negro lawyer's home. R E Chambliss 59 John Hall 36 and Charles Cagle 22 were convicted and are free on $300 bonds pending appeals.
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John Hall
Charles Cagle
Matt Murphy
W. R. Jones
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W. E. Berry
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Cagle
William Thompson
Chambliss’ House
Murphy
Four U.S. servicemen dead in Vietnam helicopter crashes
In Vietnam, four Americans were found dead after a helicopter crash in a search mission for a downed Vietnamese fighter bomber. Twelve Americans were aboard across two helicopters. darkness concealed the fate of eight others, and a fighter-bomber pilot was seen crashed with a Vietnamese aboard believed killed. If all Americans were killed, it would be the largest single incident loss to date.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Police Raid Negro Church in Tear Gas Incident
Police raided Freedom Rock Baptist church in Plaquemine Louisiana using tear gas and returned grenades after breaking up a teen sit‑in at Plaquemine High School. About 60 Iberville Parish high school students joined the civil rights demonstration as officers pursued protesters through streets.
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Meredith seeks law school return to Ole Miss
James Meredith applies to re enter the University of Mississippi Law School after earning a political science degree and facing past riots and federal state showdowns. He cites citizenship while noting no immediate Justice Department comment on protection or admission. Federal costs to enforce orders and guard Meredith totaled about five million dollars.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Cleve McDowell
Mrs Nhu says USIA aiding Vietnamese ouster plot
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu told an AP interview in New York that the U S Information Agency is feverishly helping a plot to topple South Vietnam s government. She spoke before an Overseas Press Club luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria as pickets demonstrated outside.
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Joseph Newman
New York Herald Tribune
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Diem
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Ambulance clash spurs city to take emergency duties
Two emergency vehicles collided at First Street and Third Avenue SE at 5 45 p m Tuesday. No serious injuries. Safety officials say city will assume ambulance duties as fire and police coordinate.
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Third Avenue SE
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B. T. Howell’s Ambulance Service Co., Inc
Howell
Frank Bush
Bush
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Officials Air Cedar Valley Road Plans
Groundwork for planning the Cedar Valley expressway was laid at a city hall meeting with city state officials and the Chicago firm Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendorf. Preliminary route data were requested as urban renewal ties to the project were discussed and state highway engineers attended.
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Bob Johnson
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Bergendorf
Chicago
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State Highway Commission
Robert L. Humphrey
Gene Mills
van R. Snyder
Commission
IBM
Chamber of Commerce
Richard E. Scherling
Robert H. Caldwell
Cedar Valley
Macmillan Illness Creates Tory Leadership Dilemma
In Blackpool the Conservative party opens its annual conference under shock from Prime Minister Macmillan's illness. Officials say the 69 year old will undergo prostate obstruction surgery and be largely inactive for two to three months. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Butler will run the government, as a leadership contest looms with Lord Hailsham and others cited as potential successors.
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Arthur Garshon
Blackpool
England
Macmillan
T. C. R. Shepherd
Richard Butler
Butler
France Says Air Force Armored with Atomic Bombs
Paris reports France indicates its air force is being armed with atomic bombs, signaling a shift in its military capabilities as of Wednesday. The disclosure underscores rising nuclear tension in the era and follows other Western powers developing similar arms.
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Paris
France
Businessmen Meet Over Five Dollar Steaks
A humorous remark notes this country as the only place where businessmen gather over five dollar steaks to talk about hard times, highlighting a satirical take on economic pressures.
Kennedy may announce wheat deal as timing shifts
President Kennedy could break his silence on a U S Soviet wheat agreement seen as near completion. The White House moved Wednesday's news conference to 4 p.m. CST, signaling a possible public statement.
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Salinger
Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy news conference to be televised and broadcast live
President Kennedy's news conference will be shown on KCRG at 5 30 p m today and carried live on KCRG radio at 4 00 p m.
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KCRG
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