Paris Accuses U S Of Aerial Spying Over Nuclear Complex
Paris accuses the United States of aerial espionage at a secret nuclear-uranium plant at Pierrelatte. An RF101 reconnaissance aircraft reportedly made four passes, took 175 photos, and was intercepted by a French fighter, prompting a formal protest to the U.S. Embassy. Washington says the mission was routine and denies overflight of restricted areas.
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Pierrelade
U.S
West Germany
Ohe
Reconnais
Pierrelatte Complex
Defense Ministry
Adlai Stevenson Buried Among His Ancestors
Adlai E. Stevenson, noted for diplomacy and charm, was buried Monday in a quiet country cemetery near Bloomington Illinois among his ancestors, marking a quiet funeral among family plots.
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Adlai Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bandits Get 20000 From Store
Three bandits robbed Hutzlers department store in Towson Maryland of about 20000 after holding the assistant manager and his family overnight. The thieves dressed in cosmopolitan style and spoke with Spanish accents claiming they were attorneys investigating an accident. They drove the McClungs to the store, with the couple’s children present, before fleeing with the cash.
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Towson, Md
Baltimore
Hutzlers Department Store
Conrad O. McClung
New York
Edner L. Story
Homburg
McClungs
Towson
McClung
McChing
Mary Lou
Peter
Michael
Wilson Fears Viet Nam May Trigger Major War
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson warning the Viet Nam conflict could escalate into a major land war in Asia with nuclear risk. Reginald Maudling echoed fears of escalation after Moscow briefings, while Wilson urged a nonmilitary endgame and reaffirmed support for the American position. The debate highlighted potential stalemate and divergent views on Washington versus Hanoi and Peking.
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Viet Nam
London
Harold Wilson
Asia
Reginald Maudling
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
China
House of Commons
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Peking
Maudling
Washington
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong Attack Foiled Ambush Plot On Taylor
Police foiled a Viet Cong attempt to assassinate retiring U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor in Saigon as a cemetery mine aimed at the stadium entrance could have killed him within 15 minutes. The My Canh bombing last month killed 43 and wounded 81. One terrorist was arrested and a grenade found. U S defense secretary McNamara did not attend the rally he was visiting Bien Hoa.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
My Canh
Taylor
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Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
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Viet Cong
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Philippines
Coast Guard
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Cuba
Boiling Controversy Over Apportionment Near Showdown
Washington AP reports rising tension as two Republican senators push rival constitutional amendments on state legislative apportionment. Sen Javits proposes a plan retaining court oversight but aiming for racial neutrality and reasonable state needs relation. Dirksen vows to bring his measure to the Senate despite committee opposition, hinting at parliamentary moves to bypass rejection.
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Senate
Javits
Supreme Court
Richmond Office Robbery Nets $2100 At Savings Bank
A bandit in a green uniform robbed the West End First Federal Savings and Loan branch in Richmond Monday at about 2 p.m. A lone woman teller, Gloria Delfaney, was pistol whipped into stuffing a brown paper bag with cash. The suspect, described as white, over six feet tall, in his 30s and nervous, left with about $2,100. No customers were present.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association
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Thompson Sts
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Rhee Dies In Exile At 90 In Honolulu
SYNGMAN Rhee founder and first president of South Korea died in exile at 90 in Honolulu after a stroke. His Austrian wife Francesca and adopted son Rhee In Soo were at his bedside. Services set for Wednesday at a Korean Christian church in Honolulu before his body flies to Seoul for burial at the National Cemetery of the Republic of Korea.
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Mamalani Hospital
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Rhee In-soo
Ile
Thomas Min
Rhee
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Republic of Korea
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South Korea
North Korea
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Chung Jsfee Park
Kim Hyun-chul
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
U.S
Korea
Tentative Decision On Special Assembly Redistricting Meet
RICHMOND. A tentative decision on the timing of a special General Assembly session to realign Virginia's congressional districts is expected Wednesday. Gov. Harrison will meet with Atty. Gen. Button and the chairs of the Privileges and Elections Committees, Sen. Garland Gray and Del. John Warren Cooke. The 10 congressmen are not expected to attend, as the dates for the extra session loom.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Harrison
Atty
Gen. Button
Garland Gray
Del
John Warren Cooke
Senate Approves Cold War GI Bill Measure
The Senate passed a cold war GI bill of rights providing monthly educational allowances and loan benefits to post Korean veterans. The vote was 69 to 17 and now goes to the House. Amendments restricting benefits to certain hostile zones were defeated.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
House
Move
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Viet Nam
Peter HW. Dominick
R-Colo
Southeast Asia
Famed animal trainer Clyde Beatty dies at 61 of cancer
Clyde Beatty legendary wild animal trainer dies at 61 in Ventura California after a year long cancer fight. He survived countless lion and tiger maulings and died at Community Memorial Hospital with his wife Jane by his side. Beatty had returned to the stage last April after stomach removal in 1964 and remained determined to perform.
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Ventura
Calif
Clyde Beatty
Tigers
Community Memorial Hospital
Jane
Beatty
New York
Body Of Boy Found Brother Of Girl Slain In Queens
Five days after a boy and his sister vanished from their Queens home the girl's murder was followed by the discovery of the boy's body. The blond five year old Edmund Crimmins Jr. was found near a lover's lane by the World’s Fair site. Death cause under investigation, with identification delayed due to decomposition. No arrests.
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New York
Queens
Edmund Crimmins Jr
Edmund
Alice
Weather forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
Weather report outlines Wednesday conditions for Virginia and North Carolina. Virginia expects fair to partly cloudy skies with possible rain in the southeast, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and cool, 55 to 63 overnight for western areas. North Carolina shows partly cloudy to cloudy across regions with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoon, highs upper 70s to 87, cooler coastal areas and continued warm trend. Yesterday temperatures ranged from 69 to 78.
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