Hidden Microphones Found In U S Embassy
U S security agents uncovered more than 40 secret microphones in the U S Embassy building in Moscow over the past month as part of an inquiry into possible Soviet access. Ambassador Fay D Kohler protested to the Soviet government. Officials said devices were placed before occupancy in 1952 53 and that since 1949 over 130 listening devices have been found in Moscow and other Eastern European capitals. Continuous safeguards were noted.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Fay D. Kohler
State Department
Department
G. Maryin Gentile
United States
U. S
Dinner marks century of service at Emmanuel Church Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Corry celebrates 100 years since the first service on November 10, 1864. The centennial service begins at 8:30 p.m. with a dinner at 6 p.m. Bishop William Crittenden and 30 clergy to attend, along with 16 city churches represented.
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Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Titusville
William Crittenden
Erie
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Kronz
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Frederick R. Murray
Robert Alexander
Gary Counasse
Jeffery Webster
Douglas Rothrock
Charles Bracken
John Downey
Ramsey Rogers
Dale Webster
Horton Davis
Rene. Counasse
Lillian Barnes
Lois Henderson
Hey
William ©. Seitz Jr
W. W. Hammond
James MacInnes
Harold Gilbert
Judge bans prisoner lineups without explicit permission
A federal judge in Philadelphia barred the use of prisoners in police lineups unless authorities secure their consent. Judge Abraham Freeman found merit in petitions from two detainees at Holmesburg’s City Detention Center claiming lineups violated their constitutional rights.
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Philadelphia
Abraham D. Freeman
Holmesburg
Primary race chatter and world and space news mix
President Johnson’s stand in Maryland and Wallace’s 4 percent showing in Alabama Democrats. Rockefeller distances from Goldwater as California votes loom. Moscow embassy microphones uncovered as McNamara faces a Viet Nam inquiry. Pearson presses Canada flag plan while space program faces delays. Norwegian freighter survivors describe hell aboard ship.
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President Johnson
Maryland
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
Cuba on alert as independence anniversary nears
Cuban forces were placed on high alert and leaves canceled as Cuba marked the 62nd anniversary of independence from Spain. Exiles in Miami speculated on raids by anti Castro groups while reports claimed sabotage in Cuba with arson of sugar cane and taxis.
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Fla
Cuba
Spain
Fidel Castro
Manuel Ray
Castro
Ister
Prdi
Havana
Associated Press
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Strlent
Soldier killed in Viet Nam ambush near Saigon
An American soldier was killed and an American officer wounded in an ambush on an operational patrol 45 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border. The Special Forces officer was flown to a Saigon hospital in good condition. The death raises the combat toll for Americans in Viet Nam to 92 since late 1961.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Special Forces
Ex-Chairman Arthur Bunker Dies at 68
Ex-chairman Arthur H. Bunker of New York and retired chairman of American Metal Climax died yesterday. He had served as president of Climax Molybdenum Co., a major producer of molybdenum used to toughen steel.
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New . York
Arthur —H Bunker
American Metal Climax
Climax Molybdenum Co
McNamara defends South Viet Nam gear in closed House session
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that American soldiers in South Vietnam are receiving the best equipment for their task. He addressed charges that obsolescent planes led to the deaths of two American fliers and defended U.S. policy against communist guerrillas. McNamara spoke as Chairman Carl Vinson urged open questions and noted his testifying with Secretary Rusk and others to follow on Capitol Hill.
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Roberts
McNamara
South Viet Nam
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vineson
D-Ga
Vinson
Tefer
Kosciuszko
van Steuben
Pulaski
United States
Viet Nam
Will
Capitol Hill
Car Rollover On Golf Course Injures Two Men
Two area men were seriously hurt when their car left Route 8, traveled 850 feet along a fairway at the Titusville Country Club, then plunged eight feet into a ditch. Bruce Burnside, 19, Centerville, and Ronald Nichols, 21, Hydetown, were identified as victims. Burnside suffered body and head injuries. Nichols had a fractured jaw and skull. State Police continued the investigation, but could not interview the injured men. Burnside was found wandering on Route 8 and taken to Titusville Hospital.
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Corry
Bruce Burnside
Centerville
Ronald Nichols
Hydetown
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Nichols
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Top woman resigns in Castro government amid Cuban exodus
Wilma Hspin, wife of defense minister Raul Hspin, and sister to the premier, reportedly resigns her posts in Fidel Castro's Communist government. The report notes a political shakeup as Cuban refugees recount warmors oi that vana.
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Madrid
Warmors Oi
Vana
Wilma Hspin
Fidel Castro
Raul
Columbus Congregational Church to Expand With 50 000 Cost
Members of the Columbus Congregational Church voted last night to proceed with an expansion likely costing over 50 000. The church has grown to 223 members under Rev. Walter Thoms, adding 100 new members in his tenure. The plan includes ten Sunday school rooms, a larger sanctuary by 4 seats, space for a 40-voice choir, new heating, toilets and cloakrooms, and a covered entrance. Trustees Leslie Dodd chairing, with Paul Trisket and Rev. Walter Thoms as ex-officio members, authorized financing plans and purchase of the John Macko property west of the church.
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Columbus Congregational Church
Walter Thoms
John Macko
Thoms
Leslie Dodd
Leonard Edwards
Philip Wade
Howard, Mawes
Archie Moore
Lawrence Miller
Gordon Bater
Basil Pokosh
David Curtis
Paul Trisket
Rey
Stevenson to Speak at U.N. on Southeast Asia Crisis
Adlai E. Stevenson will address the U.N. Security Council on the deteriorating Southeast Asia situation. He is returning from Europe to New York at the request of Secretary of State Dean Rusk as Soviet attacks on U.S. policy at the council continue. Cambodia charged the United States with aggression over border crossings as South Vietnamese forces pursue Viet Cong, with Cambodia seeking talks and U.N. mediation. Pham Khac Rau of the South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington discussed possible border talks with Cambodia.
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United Nations, N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Stevenson
United
Europe
New York
London
Dean Rusk
Security Council
Soviet Union
Council
Cambodia
Jand
U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
Reds Gain Ground as Neutralist Posts Fall in Laos
In Vientiane AP reports Premier Souvanna Phouma says the last neutralist positions in Plaine des Jarres have fallen to the Communists. Gen Kong Le abandoned his command post and withdrew southwest amid ongoing pressure. Muong Phanh, Kong Le’s former HQ, was seized by Hanoi forces after a weekend offensive.
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Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phoums
Kong le
Fort Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Henan
Laine Des Jarres
Muong Phanh
Amunists
Muong Kheung
Muang Phanh
Ban Khong
Muong Phinh
De Gaulle to preside cabinet meeting in Paris tomorrow
President Charles de Gaulle will interrupt convalescence at his eastern France estate to preside over a cabinet session in Paris tomorrow as the government continues its duties amid illness rumors.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
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