Psychiatrist Arrested As Spy In FBI Case
New York psychiatrist Dr. Robert Soble 60 held on 75 000 bail in federal case linking him with 18 co conspirators in Soviet espionage rings. Soble brother of Jack Soble 57 serving seven year term. both naturalized in 1947. Government says rings sought national defense secrets for the USSR. If convicted death penalty possible. Soble served at Rockland State Hospital where arrested.
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Hal McClure
NEW York
FBI
Robert Soble
Soble
Soblen
Jack Soble
Soviet Union
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
Richard C. Green
Rightist revolt hits Salta as Rosario uprising crushed
In Salta Province armed civilians seized oil installations in Tartagal and Vespucio and cut rail lines and telephones. Earlier in Rosario troops crushed Peronista efforts to seize barracks, with reports of 10 dead and 50 wounded. The army blamed a totalitarian Peronismo for both uprisings.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Salta
Tartagal
Vespucio
Rosario
Peronistas
Carlos Severaro Toranzo Montero
Julio Barredo
Humberto Sosa Molina
Peron
Peronismo
Sanford pledges review of 15 year highway plan in NC
Gov elect Terry Sanford said the State Highway Commission's 15-year plan will be re examined carefully during his administration. He urged reorganizing the commission to be closer to the people and said the plan is a framework not a final word. He spoke to the Southern Albemarle Association in Pantego noting roads aid farming, tourism, and coastal fishing interests.
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Pantego
N. C
Terry Sanford
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Sanford
Hugh Cannon
Southern Albemarle Association
Washington
North Carolina
Martin, Hyde, Tyrrell
Dare
Beaufort
Atlaniic Seaboard
Churchill at 86 Celebrates With Brandy Cake
Sir Winston Churchill marked his 86th birthday in London with a 100 pound brandy soaked cake. Well wishers, including postmen and delivery staff, arrived from early morning as messages from Eisenhower and other leaders poured in. He is recovering from a back injury but plans a signature Churchillian moment despite doctors’ hopes for a quiet day.
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Winston Churchill
Harrow School
Churchill
London
United States
Eisenhower
Winston
Sir Winston
Queen Elizabeth I
Macmillan
Soviets sharpen attack on Hammarskjold over Congo role
The Soviet bloc demands Hammarskjold be blamed for U.N. Congo costs and seeks to end Congo operations. The United States proposes an additional 14 million dollars to cover the Congo effort, urging other members to share the burden while Soviets challenge the operation’s legality and budget status.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Hammarskjold
U. N
U. N. Congo
United States
General Assembly
Judges Sweep Aside Integration Barriers in Louisiana
Three federal judges enjoined state officials and blocked measures to halt integration in New Orleans schools. The ruling voided actions to abolish Orleans Parish School Board and backed ongoing desegregation, amid protests at William Frantz and McDonogh schools and threats to close them under a 1922 law.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
John Garrett
Claiborne Parish
Jimmie H. Davis
French Jordan
Gretna
Mississippi River
William Frantz
McDonogh
Parish School Board
State Board of Education
Waste Found In Foreign Aid Project
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter reports waste in foreign aid financing of a Viet Nam highway program but says no large laws were involved. An inspector general found poor planning caused delays in Vietnam radio network construction, with no evidence of bid rigging. Senator Mansfield chairs the related Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Viet Nam
Herter
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations
Steel Pay Hike Set Thursday In Steel Workers Wages
Pittsburgh AP reports wage hikes from seven to 13 cents an hour take effect Thursday for about 50,000 United Steelworkers members. About 40,000 are unemployed or under 40 hours weekly. No price increases are announced though industry sources expect steady steel prices due to a continued slump. The 30 month contract raises average hourly pay to about 3.20 with future 7-10 cent increases and a three cent cost of living raise. insurer costs rise, but exact amounts are uncertain.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Venezuelan riot in Caracas as students clash with troops
In Caracas leftist students fought a gunbattle with troops to challenge President Romulo Betancourt. Firing from high schools along Avenue Roosevelt continued as rioting across the capital left six dead and at least 105 injured in an attempt to spark a Castro style revolution.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Avenue
Roosevelt
Kennedy Plans Quiet Day as He Shapes New Administration
President elect John F Kennedy schedules a quiet day at home with no formal appointments. He may talk with many people by phone or in person while preparing his cabinet and budget director choice as he visits his wife and newborn son in Georgetown. His father Joseph Kennedy accompanies him. The infant remains in an incubator after a Caesarean birth last Friday.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Kennedy
Congress
Joseph P. Kennedy
Liberian Freighter Grounded Off South Manitou Island
The Liberian freighter Francisco Morazan ran aground off South Manitou Island during a gale on Tuesday night. Captain Eduardo Trizizas said 15 aboard initially, later 14. water flooded holds up to three and a half feet. Coast Guard aircraft and cutters watched the scene as rescue efforts continued amid high winds and zero visibility.
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Traverse City
Mich
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Francisco Morazan
South Manitou Island
Eduardo Trizizas
Trizizas
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Cheboygan
Charlevoix
Tribesmen Fire On U.N. Troops In Congo Ambush
Rebels of the Baluba tribe ambushed a column of U.N. Nigerian soldiers in Katanga Province. The clash near Kabondo left four Nigerians wounded and evacuated. the convoy advances toward Manono as tribesmen dig trenches to slow the march.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
U.N
Katanga
Woman Finds Her Home Has Gone To Dogs
In Columbia AP report Mrs. Ray Twork pleaded Lassie, go home as a neighbor locked a collie under the house and another in the garage after mistaking them for the Tworks. All three dogs were heard howling when she returned.
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Columbia
Ray Twork
Lumumba Reaches Friendly Territory in Congo Escape
Lumumba reportedly moved 430 miles east of Kinshasa into friendly territory while evading Mobutu. Reports place him near Idiola in Kwilu area, with possible plans to reach Luluabourg Kasai Province, amid rumors of arrests and hospital stays.
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Lumumba
Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Kasai
Lumumbai
Kikwit
Comunist
Idiola
Kwilu
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