Diem Says Communists Losing Viet Nam Guerrilla War
Saigon reports President Ngo Dinh Diem declaring the Communists are losing the guerrilla war in South Viet Nam. He says the Viet Cong face eventual defeat and praises his assembly as free of opposition. The Buddhist crisis is presented as Communist inspired and a pretext to avert defeat.
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Senator Scott on TV No Violation Of FCC Rules
The Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters says Sen Hugh Scott R Pa on a bi weekly radio and TV program is within FCC rules. Otis B Morse Democratic chairman asked if the appearance violated equal time rules. the association replies the program is a public service broadcast. Scott did not comment but his office released Maurer letter text.
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Explorers Missing In Northwest Mexico Search Expands
A 12 man and two woman expedition plus a 15th member hospitalized continue a perilous river quest in desolate northwest Mexico. U S helicopters and para rescue teams search after a small plane blaze through a canyon. James Dean of Salt Lake City reports mates safe, but supply lines stretched as the Rio Unique canyon tests their endurance.
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Committee Votes Slash In Civil Defense and Space Program
An AP report notes the House Appropriations Committee cut civil defense, space, and science funding. It approved 13.1027 billion of 14.6586 billion requested, with NASA at 5.1 billion from 5.712 billion. space research funding rising slightly from last year.
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Veterans Administration
Fischer Quints On Bottle After Tubes Begin Feeding
The Fischer quintuplets at an Aberdeen hospital began bottle feeding after previously receiving tube feedings. Mary Ann, the oldest and lightest at birth, weighed 4 pounds 4 ounces, while her brother James Andrew weighed 4 pounds 13 ounces and is the quietest of the siblings.
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East Germans breach border under fire in rain crawl
A former East German border guard aided two others to cross the mined Curtain into West Germany yesterday. Police say the trio then hid and crawled nearly two miles through driving rain, evading pursuit.
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Dodgers Clinch Fourth Straight World Series Victory
Dodger teammates swarm Sandy Koufax after he hurled a pivotal performance as Los Angeles defeats the New York Yankees in the fourth game of the World Series. Alston and players celebrate at Dodger Stadium with the crowd roaring in triumph.
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Kennedy Signs Nuclear Treaty Ends Global Pause
President Kennedy ratified the limited nuclear test ban treaty in a White House ceremony, calling it a clear national commitment to humanity’s survival. He warned vigilance remains and urged further East West accords. The act followed Senate approval and signings in Washington.
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Male Skipper and Crewwomen Arrive Safely in Tahiti
Coast Guard reports ketch Nelphyte with male skipper and four crewwomen landed safely in Tahiti after leaving Hawaii on August 27. Skipper Lee Quinn selected crew including Barbara Jones, Bernice Berkson, Eva Walker, and Ziiman, all from diverse locations.
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Pa Relief Rolls Dip to Lowest Since 1961
Pennsylvania public assistance rolls fell to about 420,800, a drop of 54,412 from mid March. Secretary Armand Adams announced the decline over the weekend, noting the November 1961 level had been 417,000 recipients.
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Hurricane batter Cuba leaves city damaged and injured
A great hurricane devastates Cuba injuring many as a car plunges into a river and a bridge collapses. Hospitals report extensive injuries while trains and roads suffer severe damage amid roaring floods.
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Flora devastates Cuba as crops fall and lives rise
Hurricane Flora pounds Cuba for the fourth day, wiping out half the island’s sugar, coffee, cotton, and cacao crops and killing at least 400. The storm’s eye lingers along Oriente province as Cuba’s economy, already strained, suffers further damage amid disrupted transportation and mounting fatalities.
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Eisenhower Absence Stirs Goldwater Finance Dinner Talk
Pennsylvania GOP hopefuls revisit a 1950s notion that Dwight Eisenhower opposed Barry Goldwater as the Republican nominee. Eisenhower will miss a $100 per plate fundraising dinner in Hershey where Goldwater will speak, with aides citing prior commitments and fatigue. The party questions Ike’s stance while reviewing older quotes as they chart support for the 1964 race.
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Car Strikes Area Girl Near Bear Lake In Corry Area
A 16 year old girl, Linda Boardman of North Clymer, was struck by a car while walking along a rural road near Bear Lake Saturday evening. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for observation after the incident, with a satisfactory condition reported. The driver, Brenda Smith, 18, of Portaville, NJ, hosmitted to cross the road. details uncertain. In a separate incident two miles north of Behl, Sidney Lewis, 22, lost control of his car on a curve and struck a State Highway Department earthmover operated by David Titbell, 44, of Wattshire. No injuries reported. Damage to Lewis car estimated at 3500. highway vehicle damage undetermined.
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Mrs Ames Will For Probate Filed In Biro County Court
The will of 78 year old resident at 2 Maple Avenue was filed for probate in Biro Counts court. The estate is valued at more than $10,000 with an inventory to follow. Sons George Orcutt of Corry and BB Amos of Los Angeles named co heirs along with grandchildren and daughters. Brown and Meary Koeel Stravweysy handle the filing.
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Edward Murrow Loses Lung Reported in Satisfactory Condition
Edward Murrow, 5, former director with the G5 formation group, underwent a three hour operation Saturday at Washington Hospital Center to remove a left lung. He is recuperating in satisfactory condition.
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Erie Forge Workers Vote No To Offer
Erie Forge workers rejected a company offer in a standing vote of about 720 to 400, with no ballots. The plan would cut hourly pay and benefits, eliminate cost of living adjustments, and shift work elsewhere. Company officials warned customers would move business away, risking the local economy.
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Former Kentucky Governor Bappy Chandler Hospital Checkup
Lexington Kentucky former Kentucky governor A RB Bappy Chandler aged 68 is in a Lexington hospital for a routine checkup. A hospital spokesman said Chandler would likely be released in a day or two.
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