Model Boy Hanged In Kansas After Family Murders
Lowell Andrews, 2 year old killer, was executed at Lansing State Penitentiary after confessing to killing his father William 50, mother Opal 41, and sister Jennie Marie 20 to obtain land and money. He died at 12:21 a.m. with no last words.
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Lowell Lee Andrews
Lansing
Kas
Andrews
Sherman H. Crouse
State Penitentiary
James Post
Kansas
William Andrews
Opal
Jennie Marie
Kennedy Mikoyan meet as Cuba crisis stalls progress
In a prolonged White House talk Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan discuss Cuba and East West issues but fail to show progress toward broader settlements. Both sides plan continued negotiations as Salinger notes no new policy shifts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Anastas J. Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Cuba
U.S
Mikoyan
Mikeyan
Cute
New York
Pierre Salinger
Tobacco Acreage Is Reduced for 1965
U S government sets national allotment of 710190 acres for flue cured tobacco for 1965, a 5 percent cut from 747200 acres in 1962. Freeman says 1983 price support will be announced next year, tied to 1989 crop support of 56.5 cents per lb with adjustments for costs. The 1963 allotment will be 5 percent below 1962. Growers urged to follow practices for ripe, full bodied tobaccos acceptable to buyers.
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Washington
Secretary of
Orville L Freeman
Freeman
Fire damages Winston Hotel on seventh floor
A blaze on the seventh floor of the Carolina Hotel in downtown Winston Salem prompted an all out response as firemen fought to confine the fire to one floor. Authorities reported everyone evacuated and debris removal began after the fire was declared under control shortly before 1 p.m. The 10 story hotel, adjacent to the Carolina Theater, blocked two downtown blocks while crews fought the flames.
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Winston-Salem
N.C. Cap
Caro
West Fourth
Marshall Streets
Carolina Theater
Ernest Genobles
First Baptist Church
Carowell
Gadsden
Ala
India denies Chinese charges of armed provocations
New Delhi India rejected Red Chinese accusations of armed provocations after India rushed troops to Himachal Pradesh in response to border tensions. The exchange centers on a promised Communist withdrawal and medicines supply linked to the dispute.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
India China border talks hover as ceasefire stalls
India resists Beijing’s pull back while China signals withdrawal behind the line of actual control. Delhi presses for restoring positions from September 8 as New Delhi and Islamabad seek room to maneuver around the northeast border conflict.
Fire at Spartanburg bus office and garage causes $500000 damage
A brisk wind fueled a fire at the Carolina Scenic Stage bus office and maintenance garage in Spartanburg early today. The three story building housed the hub for service across several states and at least three buses burned. Firefighters battled flames that reached hundreds of feet high as nearby structures including a historic first grade school at the bus station were damaged. No injuries were reported.
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Spartanburg
Carolina Scenic Stage
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Carolina Scenic Stages
Hamish Turner
Gaffney
UN council backs Thant for full five year UN term
The U N Security Council unanimously recommended that U Thant of Burma be elected secretary general to serve until November 3 1966 dropping acting status and extending the Burmese diplomat's term. The General Assembly was to vote soon. The council also noted Thants leadership through crises in West New Guinea the Congo and Cuba and his personal wish for a four year maximum.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council Today
U Thant
Burma
General Assembly
Thant
Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Ghana
Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold
U.N
Hammarskjld
West New Guinea
Congo
Cuba
U.N. Post
Hoffa Parts Bitterly With Longtime Lawyer Fitzgerald
Nashville AP Hoffa and George S. Fitzgerald longtime legal counsel and friend for 27 years parted bitterly amid Hoffa's $1 million conspiracy trial. Fitzgerald testified the loan to Hoffa's wife came from Teamsters funds. Hoffa denied firing and said Fitzgerald refused union requests.
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Nashville
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
George S. Fitzgerald
Hoffa
Detroit News
Fitzgerald
Detroit
Pegresee A & Government
Hila’rial Oddheary
Test Fleet
Fitageraki
Demonstrations and Boycotts Across Southeastern States
AP reports protests and boycotts in four Southeastern states as efforts to desegregate lunch counters continue. In Baton Rouge, three Black women were fined and jailed for contempt after defying a white-only section, amid the Cox defamation trial.
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Southeastern States
State Capitol
Baton Rouge
Fred S. Leblanc
Elton Cox
High Point
N.C
Greensboro
Edenton
Golden A. Frinks
Edenton Naacp
Escambia County
Pensacola
Fla
G. Harrold Carswell
Tallahassee
Main Street
Little Rock
Ark
U S Planned Swift Stroke Against Cuba Amid Crisis
US military planners considered a rapid decisive attack to topple Castro, with over 100000 STRAC troops alerted for Cuba and 12,000 Marines committed. Paratroop divisions 82nd and 101st likely to lead, while forces in Germany Korea and the Pacific formed a global reserve.
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Fred
Hoppman
Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Defense Department
Strategic Army Corps
Strac
82Nd Airborne
101St Airborne
West Germany
South Korea
North Korea
Hawaii
Okinawa
Pentagon
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Camp Pendleton
Calif
California
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Lansing, Kan
Lowell
John H. Chafee
R.I
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Chafee
John A. Notte, Jr
State Board of Elections
AP Wiresnaind
Winston Hotel
Lina Hotel
Winston
Salem
Eva
Henry
Bradsher
Peking
Red China
Nehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Assam
Sir Winston Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
London
Churchill
Britain
Monte Carlo
Paul and
Rosa Black
Trailways
Fred Price
Atlanta
Charlotte
St. John's Street
Sparks
Fitagerald
Teamsters Central State Conference
Hoffa W
Teamsters
Michigan Democratic
Pitegerald
Hofta
THE
Associated Press
Jack T. Coney
U. S
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