Castro offers UN inspection deal on Cuban weapons bases
Cuba proposes UN verification of Soviet missile withdrawal and base dismantling in exchange for Cuban acceptance of inspections on U S territory. Castro reaffirms readiness to abandoned Batista era bases and argues U S aggression drives arms buildup while Moscow signals partial withdrawal. See CASTRO on Page 2-A.
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U.N
Havana
Cuba
United Nations
United States
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Kennedy Hopeful On Talks At Geneva
President Kennedy expressed hope the new East West disarmament talks will halt the arms spiral and push a nuclear test ban. He noted recent crisis pressures and urged renewed effort to curb the arms race for less war danger as the eight non aligned members resume the conference.
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Geneva
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Reds Charge Americans Still Are In Laos
Radio Hanoi quoted Pathet Lao leaders claiming more than 900 American troops and 7,000 anti Communist forces remain in Laos. The figures cite Khamtay Siph and a senior Pathet Lao commander, repeating a claim tied to the Oct. 7 Geneva deadline for foreign troops to depart.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Pathet Lao
Laos
Khamtay Siph
Pathet Lao Supreme Command
Airliner and Private Plane Collide in Remote Sao Paulo Crash
A Brazilian air liner and a light private plane collided in a remote area of Sao Paulo state today. Rescue service reports indicate all 23 aboard the liner and 3 aboard the small plane perished.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Air Force Rescue Service
Snow Falls In Sections Of North Carolina
Snow fell in the northern Piedmont and coastal plain reaching Wilmington Sunday night, caused by a low pressure system off the coast. Little accumulation occurred as warmer sunshine spread today. Raleigh and Durham saw the heaviest totals near an inch. Snow was also reported in Winston-Salem and Boone with western areas to Asheville. Virginia reported lighter snowfall along inland regions.
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North Carolina
Piedmont
Wilmington
Weather Bureau
Tar Heel
Raleigh
Durham
Winston-Salem
Boone
West Jefferson
Asheville
Virginia
Sanford Sees N C Booming at Bank Dedication
Governor Terry Sanford told Charlotte that North Carolina is booming with record retail sales personal income and job growth. He praised farming vitality and new industry while calling for expanded education roads highways and industrial financing to sustain growth.
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North Carolina
Sanford
United University of International
Guatemala in Uprising Crushed by Army After Rebel Air Attacks
Guatemalan forces quickly quelled a Sunday morning revolt as pro Communist air force rebels strafed the presidential palace and an army barracks. President Ydigoras Fuentes blamed Fidel Castro for the abortive coup, noting several direct hits and civilian injuries including a bullet wound to Mrs. Philip Snare. Police patrolled as normalcy returned.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoran Fuentes
Republic
Fidel Castro
Philip Snare
Buffalo
N.Y
Ydigoras
Cal
Senor
Arnulfo Parada Tovar
Cuba
Major Viet Cong rout reported near Danang
An American adviser described a minutely staged battle 50 miles south of Danang as a major Communist rout. He said the enemy dead lay in a solid line for 50 yards and reported at least 124 guerrillas killed, including two battalion commanders, in the prelude to a Viet Cong attack near the North Viet Nam border.
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Danang
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Safe Place to Work at Hanford Nuclear Plant
A General Electric facility in Richland Washington handles plutonium with extreme safety. Workers manipulate nuclear materials through plastic glove boxes and use remote handling gear to reach through ports, minimizing exposure in this highly toxic environment.
Kennedy praises 1st Armored Division during one day Georgia Florida swing
President Kennedy visits Ft. Stewart to thank the 1st Armored Division known as Old Ironsides and to tour Army bases in Georgia and Florida. He warns crisis will continue this decade and credits U S soldiers with maintaining freedom for dozens of nations.
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Kennedy
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Georgia
Florida
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hinesville
1St Armored Division
Ironsides
Ft. Stewart
Army
Air Force
Navy
United States
De Gaulle Wins Large Majority in French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle’s Union for a New Republic wins a clear plurality in the National Assembly with 233 seats and potential support from 30 other deputies, signaling his mandate to govern and shape foreign and domestic policy for the coming term. The election totals show UNR at 40.6 percent of the vote amid historically high turnout and a large stay-at-home rate.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Union For A New Republic
UNR
New
Assembly
France
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Plutonium Plant Among Safest in Nuclear Era
The Hanford plutonium production site run by General Electric for the AEC has proved extraordinarily safe, with 18 National Safety Council awards and eight Atomic Energy Commission honors. About 8,000 workers have achieved long, injury-free runs, and a 11,200,000 man-hours no-injury record was noted.
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William C. Harrison
Associated Press
Richland, Wash
General Electric
Hanford Atomic Products
National Safety Council
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
AEC
W. Kelly Woods
Quito Quakes Prompt Pauses. No Injuries Reported
Two earthquakes struck central Ecuador on Sunday, a high intensity event followed by a lesser aftershock. No injuries or damage were reported as repeated tremors continue to rattle the region in recent weeks.
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Quito
Ecuador
Bribery Case Tied to NC State Basketball Fixes
Joseph Green of New York pled guilty to 30 counts accusing him of bribing NC State players to shave points in eight games from 1959 to 1961. He testified about payments to Don Gallagher and meetings with Lekometros and Hacken, and noted a $1,000 payment for the Wake Forest game and further offers related to South Carolina.
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Raleigh
Joseph Green
New York City
North Carolina
Green
State
Dave Goldberg
Steve Lekometros
St. Louis
Wake Superior Court
Goldberg
Lekometros
Don Gallagher
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Gallagher
Columbia
D. C
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Winston- Salem
Hacken
Wagman
Wake Forrest
South Carolina
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