Boy Held In Slaying Of Sister In Winthrop
Fourteen year old Thomas Cadigan was held by authorities after his sister Margaret 17 was found strangled in the family home in Winthrop. Medical Examiner Luongo said the girl died of strangulation using pajama pants. Police noted an upturn in a spate of Boston area killings but Cadigan signed a statement claiming he killed Margaret during a temper over a radio matter.
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Boston
Thomas Cadigan
Margaret
Winthrop
Michael Luongo
Greater
Young Thomas
Soviet Unveils 1963 Budget With Military Rise to 13.9B Rubles
The Soviet government announced a record 87.6 billion ruble budget for 1963, noting military spending of 13.9 billion rubles up from 13.4. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov presented the plan at the Supreme Soviet opening, with income listed as 87.6 billion and expenditures at 86.1 billion.
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Moscow
Vasily Garbusov
Supreme Soviet
21 Miners Missing as Bodies Found at Carmichaels Mine
Rescue teams at the Robena No 3 mine near Carmichaels Pa found 16 bodies after a Thursday explosion left 21 miners unaccounted for. Ventilation is disrupted and recovery will take time as crews work to reach entombed workers about 1 000 feet from the mine face.
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Carmichaels
US. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Evans
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
David Tingle
U.S. Steel
Frank J. Boehm
Greene County
Dr. Tingle
John Moore
Frick
Lockheed Missile & Space Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Moffett Field Naval Air Station
Sunnyvale
Calif
New York Newspaper Strike Expands Across Major Dailies
Negotiations resume as nine metropolitan newspapers and the printers union meet under federal mediation. The strike, idling 18 000 workers, began Saturday with the Times, Daily News, Journal American and World Telegram Sun among those hit. Suburban editions continue in parts of Long Island.
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New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
New York Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
New York Times
Daily News
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Herald Tribune
Daily Mirror
Post
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Nassau
Suffolk
Long Island
the News
American Newspaper Guild
Manhattan
News
Afl-Cio Guild
W. Willard Wirtz
Three-Stage Aid Plan Eyed for India's Army by U S Experts
U S military advisers propose a multi year aid program for India to bolster its armed forces against China. Plans include winter gear urgent weapons and gear suitable for high altitude combat and gradual modernization with an estimated one billion dollar cost.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
India
China
Dia
Nehru Warns Troops War May Resume In Himalayas
Prime Minister Nehru warned Indian front-line troops that fighting might flare up again in the Himalayas. He rejected China's cease-fire terms, offered to take the frontier dispute to the International Court of Justice if China withdraws, and urged readiness for a long struggle. He insisted India seeks Chinese withdrawal to positions held Sept 8 and called for a durable settlement.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
China
Himalayas
Peking
International Court of Justice
Ceylon
Troops Plan To Leave Ft. Lauderdale
The 1st Armored Division’s 1,100 troops at Port Everglades and Gulfstream race track will depart Tuesday for Ft. Hood Texas. They were sent south during the Cuban crisis and will return home in time for Christmas.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
1St Armored Division
Port Everglades
Gulfstream Race Track
Ft. Hood, Tex
Robbery at Conover Supermart Nets $3600
Two armed men robbed Conover Supermart as bags and a tackle box were being readied for deposit. The haul included money from a Three D service station. Police tracked three suspects, Richard Ray Correll, 23, Bobby Turner Moore, 28, and Sigman, all charged with armed robbery.
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Conover
N. C
Claremont
Rt. 1
Donald Lackadoo
Richard Ray Correll
Hickory
Bobby Turner Moore
Hildebran
Sigman
Correll
Jerry Rudisill
Newton
Moore
Danny Glascoe
Rt. 2
Richard Troutman
Plumley urges quick tax cut to boost 1963 growth
Ladd Plumley of the U S Chamber of Commerce says 1962 was good but not enough and a prompt tax cut early next year could restore stronger economic growth. He backs cutting personal income taxes from the bottom rate and abolishing rates above 50 or 60 percent, plus corporate cuts to 47 percent. He notes auto gains, predicting 6.9 million new cars in 1963 after 6.85 million in 1962.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Ladd Plumley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Plumley
Chamber
Business Outlook
Congress
Paul Herzog
National Automobile Dealers Association
Herzog
Kennedy backs Stevenson as Cuba crisis unfolds
Life magazine says Kennedy opened files to two Post writers who framed Adlai E Stevenson as appeasing in the Cuban crisis. The White House denies the charges while Stevenson and the White House defend him and Kennedy expresses full confidence in Stevenson. Bartlett and Alsop face scrutiny over the contested account.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
British Attack In Borneo Presses Brunei Rebellion
British troops and 700 Gurkhas attacked Seria oil fields in Brunei as rebel forces resisted. Reports say the main rebel force was surrounded with over 500 rebels surrendering. one British soldier wounded in Brunei Town. Shell workers allegedly used as shields. rebel leader Azahari calls for independence and appeals Kennedy for settlement.
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Brunei Town
Brunei
Seria
Borneo
Rakyat People's Party
Legislative Council
Kuala Belait
Shell Oil Co
A. M. Azahari
Philippine
Manila
Kennedy
Sarawak
North Borneo
Kennedy and Stevenson Cuban crisis debate cited by Life
The passage details a contention after a Post report that Kennedy aided Stevenson's ouster and Life's rebuttal arguing Stevenson urged a strong U.S. position. Life disputed the Post account, citing unnamed sources, while Stevenson called the Post piece irresponsible journalism.
Live Within Your Income column by Mary Feeley
Mary Feeley offers practical tips on meal planning and frugal shopping in her new advice column. The piece explains starting surplus savings by smart budgeting and mindful purchasing.
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Mary Feeley
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Lev Landau
Rolf Sohlman
Soviet Union
Landau
Tass
U.S. Steel iCorp
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Adams
Conover Supermart
Adlai
John T. Wheeler
New York Daily News
John L. Steele
State Deppartment
Central Intelligence Agency
Stew
National Security Council
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