Hugh Pryor TV Actor Sought In Wife Death
Pasadena police chase Hugh Pryor 38 after he set his Hollywood home ablaze then followed his wife to a friend's house and killed her with a revolver. He fled. authorities seek him across Southern California. The couple argued earlier and Pryor warned the friend cat would be fine while he killed his wife.
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Pasadena
Calif
Hugh Pryor
Hollywood
Pryor
California
Jacqueline
Edwin J. Engerras
Engerran
Engerrans
U S Reviews Viet Nam Policies After Coup
Washington reports the United States is reviewing South Viet Nam policies including military and aid programs in preparation for backing Saigon's new provisional government. The aid program exceeding 500 million dollars yearly faces a sharp review, with focus on military strategy against the Viet Cong and possible changes to undefended strategic hamlets.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Khrushchev warns Berlin convoy could spark war
Premier Khrushchev told visiting American business leaders that if the Berlin autobahn convoy dispute had continued there might have been shooting or total war. He said the issue was resolved when the American convoy commander followed procedures for Soviet checks. Western officials dispute who backed down. Western convoys could be delayed if procedures aren’t observed, he warned, as the Time Inc tour group prepared for Red Square events.
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Reinhold Ensz
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Krémilin
Time Inc
Red Square
Election results show mixed gains across states and cities
Kentucky Governor Edward Breathitt Jr. narrowly tops Louie Nunn. Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson Jr. wins on his fourth try. Philadelphia Mayor James Tate secures a full term while Richardson Dilworth exits politics in 1962. Indiana Republicans gain mayoral control, New Jersey Senate solid, Virginia Democrats hold legislature. John Shelley wins San Francisco mayor. Republicans hold Tucson and Salt Lake City.
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Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Ruchel Phillips
Ross Barnett
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
Tate
Richardson Dilworth
San Francisco
John F. Shelley
Harold Dobbs
George Christopher
Columbus
Ohio
Boston
Cleveland
New Haven
Conn
Tucson
Ariz
Salt Lake City
GOP
Kentucky
Kennedy
Indiana
Indianapolis
D-Calif
New Jersey
State Senate
Assembly
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
Louie B. Nunn
Democrats Hold Key Posts as GOP Gains Noted
AP dispatch reports Democrats maintained control of major offices including Kentucky and Mississippi governorships and Philadelphia mayor, while Republicans scored gains in Indiana and New Jersey. Kentucky’s Breathitt led narrowly over Nunn as vote counts continued. President Kennedy faces potential 1964 implications amid civil rights issues.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Washington
Kentucky
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Both Sides Claim Victory At Berlin
In Berlin two days of crisis on the autobahn ended as Russians lifted a blockade of a U S Army convoy and it moved into West Berlin. Each side claimed victory in the traffic struggle while British and French convoys passed through with Russian clearance. The blockaded Americans faced a headcount dispute denied by a Soviet statement via ADN. Americans said they followed control rules and continued. The convoy reached West Berlin after dawn and more U S convoys followed as the scene ended with no incidents. Lt John anb of Wewanitchka Fla led the lead jeep.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Marienborn
ADN
Babels- U.S
Berg
John Anb
Wewanitchka, Fla
Deaths of Diem and Nhu Called Accidental Death
South Viet Nam revolutionary government said Diem and Nhu died in an accidental clash over a guard’s pistol after surrendering at a church. The bodies were given to relatives for burial. Archbishop Thuc in Rome to advise on burial, while Nhu’s widow remains in the United States.
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Diem
Nhu
Ween Provisional Government
Cai
Junta
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Rome
United States
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem Broistedt
Germany
Jand Nhu
Tran Tu Cai
Los Angeles
Trac
Quynh
le Quyen
U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
Thuc
le ‘Thuy
Ngo Dinh Can
Hue
Can
Viet Name Presse
Duong van Minh
Rain Ends Pittsboro's Severe Water Shortage
Pittsboro faces relief as 1.4 inches of rain arrive and fall, easing an emergency after draining five private lakes. Mayor W L Powell says the shortage is not over yet and notes plans for a $200000 bond to fund a Haw River pipeline to secure future water.
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Pittsboro
W. L. Powell
Haw
France Pushes Higher Steel Tariffs in Six Nation Block
France urges its five Common Market partners to raise steel tariffs, threatening unity if they resist. The move, proposed Oct. 7, could enable unilateral action via a loophole in the six-nation steel coal pact, potentially doubling duties on many steel imports. The issue hinges on a Dec. 2 Luxembourg meeting with Adenauer’s successor Ludwig Erhard.
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France
Konrad Adenauer
Luxembourg
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Organization of Economic Co
Jon Steel
OECD
United Trade
Canada
West
Europe
Geneva
U.S
Lyndon
B. Johnson
United
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