Virginia Gov won stay in reapportionment case ruling
Virginia Gov Albertis S Harrison Jr hailed a Supreme Court stay on the 1963 redistricting dispute. The decision, tied to pending appeals, could alter rural dominance in the General Assembly by affecting seat allocations for Arlington Fairfax and Norfolk areas. The high court has eight reapportionment cases, with only Georgia granted an appeal so far.
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Albertis
Harrison Jr
Harrison
Supreme Court
Georgia
Warren
Norfolk
Vovers
Northern Virginia
Arington
Fairfax
Potomac River
Washington
Albert V. Bryan
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Oren R. Lewis
Eastern Virginia Federal District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
del. Harrison Mann
Arlington
District Court
House of Delegates
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Assembly
Alexandria
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne
Senate
Cuban diplomats ousted in Spain names drift across offices
Envoys and consuls in Spain are being removed or resigning as Cuba reorganizes posts. Luis Sotto, 72, veteran Cuban consul in Madrid, says he received dismissal notice but will stay in the country. Others named include Oscar Lorenzo Jorganes in Madrid Virgilio Remos Carballal in Vigo Josafina Quinones in Sevilla and Luis Bascos in Barcelona. Del Rio, a 20-year staffer, reportedly takes over the Madrid consulate while staff move to Vigo to run that office.
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Spain
Luis Sotto
Madrid
Oscar Lorenzo Jorganes
Virgilio Remos Carballal
Vigo
Josafina Quinones
Sevilla
Luis Bascolina
Barcelona
del Rio
Two Air Force crew killed in Greenland crash
Stewart Air Force Base officials said two crew members aboard a C47 transport died when the aircraft crashed 17 miles south of Thule Air Force Base Greenland during a rescue mission. Three others survived. the missing jet pilot is Major H. Daum of Wilmington NC. Temperatures were about 5 below zero and aid was ongoing.
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Orrin S. Merrill
Falmouth
Mass
J.C, Emmitt G. Gotcher
Houston
Tex
Jereyr
Willie IR. Fenwinck
Cape May
N.J
Air Force
Jh. Daum
Wilmington
N.C
Thule
Soviet deployments in Cuba alter long range missile balance
Analysis of the Cuban crisis outlines Soviet battalions protecting ballistic bases and anti aircraft weapons while keeping control of systems from Castro. It notes U.S. may respond strongly, and that Moscow could push to rebuild parity in long range missiles, with possible shifts in Britain and Stockholm tied theories.
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Ranine
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Central
South America
U.S
Russia
UEC
Mustaneresco
Geodesic Institute
Stockholm
Britain
Mjor
Novaya Zemyla
Inter
Carolina Boy Dies in Hunting Accident
Mars Hill North Carolina sheriff reported a neighbor boy shot and killed 12 year old Larry Dean Shelton while rabbit hunting on a rural road. The accidental discharge from a 20 gauge shotgun by Cline Gosnell occurred as both boys resumed their hunt. no inquest is planned.
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Mars Hill
N. C
Madison County
E. Y. Pounder
Larry Dean Shelton
Fred Shelton
Cline Osnell
Gosnell
Ashaville
Shelten
Shelton Boy
Shelton
Conference Head 10 A New Civil War in the Congo
A report notes emerging civil conflict in the Congo with regional implications as new allied interests push for influence amid Vietnam era style rivalries and geopolitical shifts. Local observers warn of humanitarian impacts and escalating violence.
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Congo
Nalifical
Anwar
Afries
Skybolt controversy strains U S Britain ties and costs
Dr Magnus Baath of Uppsala rejects reports of a Skybolt program spike, stating no such data exists. Officials warn Britain faces rising costs exceeding 2.5 billion dollars with 500 million wasted on delays, as Kennedy presses economic pressure against Castro and NATO debates the future of a shared air borne nuclear weapon.
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Magnus Baath
Uppsala
Duis Auleuluscs Coursale Luc
Skybolt
Britain
Cuba
Kennedy
U.S
Nassau
United States
NATO
London
Robert $. McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
Paris
Kennedy Budget Plan Faces Tax and Deficit Hurdles
The Senate and administration debate tax reductions and budget balance with Byrd pushing against debt financed cuts. Kennedy signals restraint to hold domestic spending near current levels while defense and space rise. Deficit projections clash with the administration’s $7.8 billion forecast, as Byrd anticipates around $10 billion.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Henry H. Fowler
Byrd
Kennedy
Congress
The
Economic Club
Virginia
Russians Accuse Three U S Embassy Men in Spy Drama
The article reports Soviet charges against three U S Embassy staffers with alleged spy activity involving coded lamp posts, match boxes, and radio handoffs traced through Penkovsky and Davison. It notes Pravda depictions, possible trials in the new year, and reactions from relatives of the accused.
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Penkovsky
Alex
Davison and Montgomery
Jacob
German
Fish Department
Perkovitsky
Pravda
Davison
Richard Jacob
Bos
Soviet Union
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hal M. Davison
Atlanta
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