Red China Attacks Khrushchev in New Quarrel
Albanian radio reported Peiping denounced Khrushchev as revisionist and accused Tito of betraying Marxism Leninism. The two page broadcast, quoted from People’s Daily, linked Western imperialism to alleged Soviet weakness and criticized Tito and China for opposing Moscow.
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Troops Check Algiers Rebels Amid Cuban Ties Debate
An AP dispatch reports Col Hollar saying Boumedienne's regular army seeks calm in Algiers as roving gangs terrorize. Officials note Cuban influence discussed amid a two day Latin American foreign ministers meeting in Washington.
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Hotel Inferno 2 Die, Many Hurt In Redding Blaze
A devastating blaze in Redding California left two dead and four seriously injured as flames raged for over six hours. Firefighters recovered two victims including a man found on the third floor and another burned on the second floor. Four others were hospitalized in critical condition with multiple injuries. Local residents and officials described chaotic scenes as crews battled the inferno and searched for additional victims.
Guido's Men Gain Argentine Victory
Argentine forces backing President Guido struck Buenos Aires with air and ground attacks, seizing the capital. The president declared a restoration of constitutional government and urged calm as anti-Guide troops were routed and key leaders were captured or fled.
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U.S. Protest Over Sugar Shipment Confiscation
Reports describe U S protest of Cuba sugar seizure tied to Puerto Rico port actions and Soviet reaction as nations clash over maritime jurisdiction. Fire at a northern California hotel causes multiple injuries and extensive damage with dozens displaced. Authorities assess casualties and damages, while ongoing investigations and safety efforts continue.
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Calif Beauty Title Winner Routs rivals in Mits USA contest
Northridge teen wins Mits USA title at Huntington as rest of field fades. The report notes a 36 21 36 figure and mentions Sovi et trading ties, Avellandea Park, and Secretariat Building amid chaotic war time notes.
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Munich Beer Fete Opened Amid Turmoil and Masses
Munich began its 18 day beer fete as Maj. Horacio Guplichmone announced a cease in fighting among opposing troops. Tens of thousands gathered at the fairgrounds where 200,000 beer kegs awaited, while Guedo reportedly shifted sides and gained air force support. More than five million visitors were expected to attend during the next 16 days.
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Digs Drove Cuba Debate at UN as Rusk Heads There
UNITED NATIONS N J AP Cuba debate dominated the UN General Assembly as Secretary of State Dean Rusk traveled to New York to confer with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and other ministers. Both sides exchanged charges over Cuba but no special debate was invoked. Rusk planned a Washington return by military transport late afternoon, with meetings set for Suharto of Indonesia, Hume of Britain, Obira of Japan, and Gromyko Tuesday.
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Sharp Curve Crash Kills Two in Fremont
A high speed car lost control at a sharp curve near Newark and Parada avenues, slamming into a power pole. Police report two men died at the scene or shortly after at Washington Township Hospital. A loaded .38 revolver was found in the car. driver identity could not be determined.
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Sunday Scripture selection from Rev Dewald and Stauffer
A fragmentary church note presents a Sunday scripture exhortation urging strength and courage with the promise that the Lord God is with you. Phrases reference Rev Dewald and Stauffer in a listing of readers or editors.
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Fear column hints at nuclear heads in Russian casket to Cuba
Robert F. Allen writes on today’s editorial page that a large lead casket sent to Cuba by Russia raises fears it could contain nuclear war heads. The column discusses geopolitical tension and the danger of such weapons during the Cold War era.
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