Soviets Display New Missile in Red Square Parade
Moscow marked the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a Red Square parade featuring a two stage antimissile rocket about 50 feet long. Moscow Radio and Tass touted its military potential to hit air and space targets and noted junior sister rockets linked to Sputniks. The display included naval rockets capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to any continent, per Tass.
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Tass
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio and Mass
Defense Department
Senate
Develo
Moscow Radio 1
Two Indicted On Espionage Charges
A federal grand jury indicted American engineer John William Butenko and Russian chauffeur Igor Ivanov on three counts of conspiring to transmit information to the Soviet Union about U S national defense. The case cites involvement with a secret Air Force contract and links to Soviet U N mission staff expelled from the United States. The men were held without bail at Hudson County Jail and related arrests included two Soviet U N staffers and another U N mission aide.
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Newark
N.J
Soviet Union
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
FBI
Buenko
Ivanov
Regie Ee Wncenes
Ee Het
Fhonses F. Meaney
Butekno
Hudson County
Yuri A. Romashin
U.N
Gleb Pavlov
Vladimir I. Olenev
Senators Seek Independent Counsel for Baker Inquiry
More than a dozen lawyers offered to be special counsel in the senate probe of Robert G. Bakers business and political life. The Senate Rules Committee pursues a nationwide search for a “man of stature” to direct the investigation. Baker resigned as secretary of the Senate's Democratic majority after a lawsuit alleging misuse of his official position. The committee aims to avoid charges of whitewashing and will consider a widely known trial lawyer from outside.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Mah
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Rockefeller enters 1960 presidential primaries
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination and said he would enter the New Hampshire and other presidential preference primaries before the Republican National Convention. He urged other candidates like Sen. Barry Goldwater to join the New Hampshire primary as a clear, undiluted test of ideas.
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Robert G. Ray
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
State Capitol
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Democratic Press-peen
Kennedy
Republican Party
Goldwater
Ieet Taal Party
NBC
Aban
Nashua
N.H
Concord
Rocky
Brother Charged Over Booby Trapped Radio Mail Plot
Courtney Cornwell, 33, arrested in Middletown Ohio and charged with sending a radio booby trapped with dynamite to his brother John Cornwell, 28, in Asheville North Carolina. The device could have destroyed a five apartment building. Bond set at 10000 dollars. potential 20 year prison term.
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Cincinnati
Postal
Courtney Cornwell
John Cornwell
Asheville
N.C
Middletown
Ohio
Eugene Pinson
Pinson
Job Cornwell
Joyce Berry
Power Vacuum After Diem Downfall Shapes Viet Nam Crisis
In Saigon the Diem regime is toppled and a military junta takes over creating instability. Generals head a provisional government with Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh as key figure while civilian authority is delayed. Viet Cong fighting resumes as politics shift.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Associated Press
Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Wrangung
Ans
West Allies Expect More Soviet Roadblocks to Berlin
The United States and its allies expect further Soviet hindrances on highways to Berlin after a 42 hour convoy delay at Marienborn. Officials say Moscow imposed rules on passeng ers and headcounts, with Khrushchev claiming U.S. changes sparked the dispute. Western officials counter that procedures were long established.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
West
Ing
U.S
Khrushchev
Teamsters Press New Demands For Nationwide Trucking Pact
The Teamsters propose a three year master contract to 16 000 carriers covering about 400 000 workers. They seek 15 cents an hour raises annually and a dollar more weekly each for pensions and health and welfare plus three paid family death days. Hoffa asserts no nationwide strike, predicts rate increases to offset costs.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Hoffa
Mayor Defeated But Mother-In-Law Wins In Ohio
Ohio election oddities include Parma mayoral loss for Leon ard Richter while Brooklyn council seat goes to his mother-in-law. Cincinnati ballots disqualified after voters deride city with red ink notes. Delhi Township clerk William V DiMuzio loses post amid family living in the township building with approval.
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Ohio
Parma
Leonard G. Richter
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Helen O'Leary
Delhi Township
William V. DiMuzio
Norman Murdock
DiMuzio
Eleven Miners Rescued From Deep Iron Mine
In Broistedt Germany eleven men, two weeks after being trapped by a flood, were brought to the surface from 183 feet below. A drilling rig pierced the shaft with a bomb shaped capsule delivering survivors to the surface for medical checkups. Heinz Kull 51 led the group and Adolf Herbst the electrician was among the eleven.
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Broistedt
Germany
Galllery
Heinz Kull
Red Cross
Adolf Herbst
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