Clay Rakes East German Police Act Over Border Incident
Gen Lucius Clay condemned East German police for illegal actions after U S troops entered East Berlin twice with bayonets to escort Lightner a top State Department official The scene saw Vopos checkpoints stricter luggage checks and tanks near the border Lightner denied harming any officer and said the charges were false political rhetoric continu ing tonight on Page 3 Col 6
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Malinovsky Claims Soviet Missile Defense Advances
Defense Minister Malinovsky told a Soviet congress that imperialist powers threaten a surprise attack on Russia and that Moscow must stay ready. He boasted the armed forces have destroyed missiles in flight, marking a claimed victory over rocket danger amid party turmoil and international Communist reactions.
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Justice for Vet Thirteenth in a Series
A Linn county World War II veteran with a disabling hand injury from service sought Red Cross help after two failed Veterans Administration appeals due to incomplete medical records. Married with three children, he faced growing desperation as work became impossible.
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Sale of Million In Sewer Bonds Set for Nov 9
Cedar Rapids city council set 10 a m November 9 for sale of 1 million in sewer bonds as part of a 2.6 million issue. Proceeds fund Indian Creek sewer and Prairie Creek interceptor work near Hawkeye Downs and J Street extension to Lincolnway Village. Bonds sold in 1960 at 2.78 percent, lower than expected.
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Expert Debunks Soviet Tool Superiority Says Tools Not Superior
Washington based expert Dr. Joseph Gwyer argues that claims of Soviet machine tool superiority are overstated and based on misinformation. Senate subcommittee hearings reopen on exports of strategic instruments and tools to the Communists with talk of possible total embargoes being considered.
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Six on Farm Electrocuted in Louisiana Tragedy
A rice farmer and five employees were electrocuted in Oak Grove Louisiana when a conveyor they were moving touched high voltage wires. The accident occurred Sunday, leaving a deadly wake for the farm crew and prompting investigations into workplace safety.
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Snowbound Hunters Marooned Across Idaho Forests
A sudden snowstorm stranded hundreds of deer hunters on the first day of the season south of Burley and Twin Falls Idaho. Up to two feet of snow halted ground parties as authorities planned air drops and rescue missions. One hunter died and two were reported missing while vigil continues for others feared enmeshed in the storm.
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Soviet Union Conducts Two Nuclear Tests in Arctic
The United States AEC reports Russia detonated two nuclear devices in the Novaya Zemlya region. The first atmospheric blast may reach 50 megatons, though preliminary analysis suggests about 30, while the second was a low-yield underwater test.
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Lutheran Hour Rally Draws 4500 in Cedar Rapids
Dr Oswald Hoffmann of New York City addressed about 4500 Lutherans at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids. He warned Communists and urged faith in Jesus Christ, contrasting worldly philosophy with salvation while decrying efforts to erase belief. Governor Norman Erbe led a pledge of allegiance as flags from nations heard on the Lutheran Hour were carried in.
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President Kennedy Visits Biddle in Hospital
President Kennedy visited Anthony J. Drexel Biddle in the hospital after returning from Newport Rhode Island with family and friends. Earlier the State Department said the ambassador to Spain was being treated for lung cancer and is expected to improve.
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Attack on Katanga by Congolese forces announced
Elisabethville AP reports President Tshombe of Katanga announced a two pronged assault by central government forces on Katanga on Monday.
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Flood Deaths in Cuba Rise to 5
In Cuba a flood toll reached five as authorities reported more deaths from eastern floods. Dispatches say the toll rose to fifteen across nine days, with widespread damage and continued rescue efforts.
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Bus Plunge Kills 39 in Belgrade River Crash
Radio Belgrade says 39 people died and 13 were injured Monday when a bus veered into a river in Belgrade. The tragedy prompted rescue operations and official inquiries.
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Nobel Peace Prize Awards Honor Hammarskjold Posthumously
Dag Hammarskjold awarded 1961 Nobel Peace Prize posthumously for Congo mission. 1960 prize goes to Albert John Luthuli for anti apartheid efforts. Prize worth 250232 kroner. Hammarskjold killed Sept 18 in plane crash while negotiating between Katanga and UN forces.
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