Survivor of Dag Hammarskjold crash dies in Ndola
Harold Julien 37, last survivor of the Dag Hammarskjold DC-4 crash, died in Ndola after severe burns and injuries. His Cuban born wife Maria 30 was at the hospital after a 24 hour flight from the U.S. Julien’s death raises the toll to 18 as investigators sought clues to the crash that killed the U.N. secretary general.
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Northern Rhodesia
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Five Executed in Cuba and 64 Sentenced in Coup Plot Case
Five men were executed by a Cuban military court for counterrevolutionary activity tied to the April invasion. Sixty four others received prison terms from 10 to 30 years for sabotage or terrorism, with prosecutors alleging CIA recruitment. One defendant, Robert Geddes, got 30 years and defended himself claiming innocence. Geddes, a Havana business liaison born in Peru, addressed the tribunal with a brief statement of nonpolitical stance.
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Angel Posadas Gutierrez
Manuel Blanco Navarro
Pedro Sergio Cuellar
Jorge Rojas Castellanos
Braulio Contreras Maso
Posadas Gutierrez
Robert Geddes
CIA
Rafael Garcia Rubio
Miami
Herbert Stanley
Geddes
Cuba
Peru
Union at Amana Okays Contract
Local 1526 of the Machinist union accepted a new two year contract with Amana Refrigeration. The agreement retroactive to August 24 provides a five cent per hour raise in the first year and a seven cent per hour raise in the second year.
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Kennedy nominates Fowler Hamilton as foreign aid director
The Senate confirmed on a voice vote President Kennedy's nomination of Fowler Hamilton, a New York attorney, to lead the foreign aid directorate.
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Senate
Kennedy
Fowler Hamilton
New York
Golf Club Receives Grain Payment in Blair Nebraska
The Blair golf club awaits its second government check under the feed grain program after converting 14 acres from corn to fairways. Last spring it received 228.20 as an advance. the club had rented land to farmers before redoing the layout and planting bluegrass and alfalfa. Roland Smith of the local ASCS office said the club meets all requirements and the second payment should be slightly larger.
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Blair Golf Club
Roland Smith
Blair Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Smith
Their Shelter Is A Popular Place
In Salisbury Maryland the Taylors fallout shelter built for four at 1250 dollars drew nine requests to use it as civil defense officials called it ideal amid hurricane Esther. Mrs. Taylor said 12 people sought permission to use the shelter.
U S Tourists Spent 142 Million in Mexico Last Year
U S tourists spent 142 million dollars in Mexico during the past year, wholesalers quoted by the Mexican hotel association convention on Friday.
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Mexico
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Mexican Hotel Assn
First Fall Day In Iowa Brings Cold and Rain
The onset of autumn in Iowa brings rain and cool air with highs in the 50s and frosty nights. A band of showers and thunderstorms has affected the state for two days with Davenport hit by a 15 minute squall that uprooted trees and damaged homes.
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United Press International
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Dubuque
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Marion Davies Dies Film Star and Philanthropist
Hollywood mourns Marion Davies 64, cancer patient for three years, died Friday night with husband Capt. Horace Brown at her side. The Ziegfeld Follies alum rose under William Randolph Hearst, built the Versailles of Hollywood, later donated to UCLA and supported veterans and students.
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Horace Brown
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Marion Cecilia Douras
Follies
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Harrison Fisher
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The
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Signposts Spell New Approach in Berlin Talks
AP report notes apparent shift toward a flexible Berlin bargaining stance amid denials. U S policy remains unchanged but signs point to Western officials urging West Germany to acknowledge East Germany and to potential talks with Moscow on supply routes to Berlin. Key for Khru shchev is whether he seeks compromise or dictates terms, which would shape Western reaction.
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World Raps Reds Skips U S Praise
The United StatesIA reports overseas reaction to Russia resuming nuclear tests after a 3 year halt is negative. Asians and Near Easterners blame both powers amid criticism of Kremlin while the US airloft tests underground to avoid fallout. Experts say only AEC and defense could judge the dirtiness. officials decline comment.
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Russia
U.S. Information Agency
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USIA
U.S
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Police place Alter Pinakothek art collection under 24 hour surveillance
In Munich police mount constant watch over the Alter Pinakothek after a surge of art thefts, aiming to prevent further robberies and safeguard the museum's valued pieces.
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Munich
Alter Pinakothek
Iowa graduate plans big bid in politics and business
Glenn R. Stine, 25, August graduate from the University of Iowa, files for Fifth district congress candidacy and incorporates American Majors Corp with 10 million shares at 100 dollars each. He plans private offerings, explores investments, brokerage and construction while remaining self employed. His decision to run hinges on future choice, with Neal Smith the current Democrat incumbent. His parents live near Adel, Iowa.
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UPI
University of Iowa
Glenn R. Stine
Young Republican Club
University
American Majors Corp
Stine
Neal Smith
Altoona
Olin Stine
Adel
Vaughan Lands Mayor Suggests New Questions
James S. Vaughan, chair of the Citizens Advisory Committee on Urban Renewal, praised Mayor Meaghan for a constructive step toward renewal in Cedar Rapids. The mayor announced five candidates for the Urban Renewal board and listed questions on displaced families and renewal costs, urging inquiry into blighted housing elimination and federal funding benefits.
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Cedar Rapids
James S. Vaughan
Citizens Advisory Committee On Urban Renewal
Jim Meaghan
Vaughan
St. Luke’s
U S Maintains Berlin Policy on Access and Reunification
Gen Lucius D Clay reaffirmed U S policy in Berlin. no shift toward recognizing East Germany and full ground access for Western allies remains, with air corridor freedom and support for German reunification. West Berlin officials and Bonn critics questioned any change while Mayor Brandt stressed allied obligations to Berlin and Germany.
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Lucius D. Clay
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Kennedy
East Germany
Clay
West Germany
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Brandt
Thurgood Marshall Named to Judgeship
President Kennedy sent to the senate the nomination of Thurgood Marshall for the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. He is the second African American named to a federal appellate bench, following William Hastie. Marshall has long served as counsel for the NAACP with a life appointment and a $25,000 salary.
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Kennedy
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Marshall
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
William Hastie
Philadelphia
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Norwegians Urged to Fund Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
Oslo reports Premier Gerhardsen and other prominent Norwegians appealed Saturday for donations to support the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation, seeking national backing for its cultural and humanitarian programs.
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Gerhardsen
Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
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