Clan Keith sinks off Tunisian coast amid heavy seas
The 7,129 ton tanker Clan Keith ex Plodes sunk in heavy seas off Tunis with 61 of 68 officers and Pakis tani crew feared dead or missing. Survivors, rescued by a freighter, reported the loss after the ship departed Glasgow October 28 for Alexandria with a cargo of chem 88 and cast iron pipe.
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TUNIS
Clan Keith
Tunee West
Bay
Pean
Glasgow
Raatthha Dton
Cor Ie
Kenya's Kenyatta Arrives in London Amid Security
Kenyatta arrives in London for talks as reporters note his long exile and potential impact on Kenya’s constitutional path. British officials provide tight security while leaders and photographers cover the arrival and reception at Heathrow. He pledges readiness for constitutional talks and promises security for supporters during demonstrations.
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London
Kent
Kenya
Oelim
Britten Offs
Ket
Shaw
Kenya African Navalk
Nion
Kenyatta Vor
Demos Hopeful In New York And New Jersey Races
Democrats enter the final campaigning day buoyed by a Texas victory over Goldwater era Republicans. In New York City the Democratic edge for mayor Robert Wagner stands firm, while in New Jersey Governor Hughes fights uphill against James P. Mitchell as Kennedy Truman Eisenhower endorsements shape the race. The outcome could influence 1962 and 1964 contests.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
Texas
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry B. Gonzalez
John Goode Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Robert F. Wagner
Gonzalez
Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Richard J. Hughes
James P. Mitchell
Hughes
Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Goode
Lyndon B. Johnson
Soviet warning links US tests to arms race and disarmament
The Tass statement warns that continued American nuclear testing could force the Soviet Union to extend its testing program, as Washington considers resuming atmospheric tests. It ties the move to security concerns and urges a general disarmament treaty with strict international control, while noting the USSR’s openness to ditch all nukes if others do the same.
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Reinhold Gensz
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Tass
U.S
United States of America
Khrushchev
October 44th Moscow Begins Nonstop Revolution Celebration
Moscow marks the 44th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution with a three day festival. Authorities invert the workweek to give citizens a longer holiday. Lenin imagery fills newspapers as crowds celebrate in streets and apartments amid bright neon displays. Pilgrims from eastern European Communist parties fill the city, creating traffic chaos.
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Moscow
Lenin
Viet Nam War Struggle Bows To Communist Viet Cong
South Viet Nam's pro Western government struggles as Communist Viet Cong insurgents gain ground. Officials warn larger U.S. aid may follow, while Diem imposes emergencies and austerity to blunt the threat. The army faces fatigue and political strain, peasants hold key to victory.
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John Griffin
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Diem
How To Move 120000 Books
Marietta College officials plan a student led move of 120000 books and magazines from the old library to the new Dawes Memorial Library. On November 15 at 8 a.m. a university wide book brigade of 1500 will assemble across the street, organized by Richard K. Gardner, to ferry items in two groups, books and magazines.
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Marietta, Ohio
Marietta College
Richard K. Gardner
Dawes Memorial Library
Marietta
Erwin
West Berlin police defend men tearing down border fence
West Berlin police faced East German border guards as 4 workers and 12 police moved to dismantle about 300 yards of wire fence in the French sector. Roughly 150 tear gas grenades were exchanged with no injuries reported as both sides hurled gas and guards ordered the men back.
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West Berlin
Widow of Trotsky calls for Stalin era death probe
Madame Nathalie Sedov Trotsky, widow of Leon Trotsky, says she would travel to Moscow to seek a public inquiry into his 1940 assassination and to reinstate her husband’s name, arguing Stalin ordered the killing and urging Russia to investigate Kirov’s case link.
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Leon Trotsky
Russia
France- Soir
Nathalie Sedov ‘Trotsky
Kremlin
Mexico
Ment
Communist Party
Stalin
Sergei Kirov
Trotsky
France-Soir
Moscow
Two Year Speedup In IRS Automatic Tax Processing
The I R S announced a two year acceleration of its automatic tax processing program at a new Martinsburg West Virginia computer center. Completion is planned for 1966 with nine regional centers and a national master file handling 80 million taxpayers. The system uses identity numbers, cross checks returns against wage and interest payments, and flags suspicious filings for review.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Internal Revenue Service
Shenandoah Valley
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Caplin
Electronic
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Lion
United States
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Austin
Tex
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kennedy and Nehru Meet To Discuss World Problems
President Kennedy and Indian Prime Minister Nehru begin talks at Newport Rhode Island focusing on global issues and a possible moratorium on nuclear tests. Nehru condemns Soviet tests and presses for halt without a treaty with inspection. They also clash over Red China’s UN admission.
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Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
United India
Kennedy
Newport
R. I
India
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
New York
London
Harold Macmillan
China
United Nations
Fallout Rolls Over Atlantic
The fall out cloud from Russia's 50 megaton blast drifted across the North Atlantic to Scandinavia as jet streams six miles up expected to spin debris back toward the Soviet Union. The path would miss Moscow but traverse Leningrad’s area.
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Washington
Russia
North Atlantic
Scandinavia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Soviet Union
Globe
Moscow
Leningrad
Prominent Leningrad Jewish Leader Sentenced to 12 Years
Prominent Leningrad Jewish leader Gedalia Rubinovich Pechersky was arrested tried and sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of consorting with foreign agents and treasonable activities. The covert trial reportedly occurred around Oct 9 lasting four days with no Soviet press coverage. Sources claim June arrest and October conviction for crimes against the state. Pechersky formerly led the Leningrad Jewish religious community and advocated active Jewish religious life.
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New York
Leningrad
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Rowland Evans Jr
Gedalia Rubinovich Pechersky
Evans
Russia
Perchersky
Pechersky
Never Forget Berlin Wall Says Clay
Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged remembrance of the Berlin Wall as a lasting warning and a reminder of the struggle for freedom. A U S exhibit in West Berlin displayed border scenes from East to West Berlin at Amerika Haus.
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Berlin Wall
Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
U.S
East
West Berlin
Amerika Haus
Free World
Sanford Addresses New York Bankers on North Carolina Growth
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford told New York bankers that his state is growing and responsible, with a sound financial system and a strict budget model studied by foreign nations. He urged bankers to judge NC without charity, noting no scandals this century and a drive to attract responsible industry.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
New York Bankers Today
Sanford
University Club
North
Carolina
America
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