Saboteurs Nabbed By Syrians
Syrian broadcasts report the rounding up of saboteurs hired from abroad as part of the Sept. uprising against the United Arab Republic. Mustafa Baroodi said the suspects were linked to Arab nationalist and other groups, with some facing death sentences or wanted as criminals.
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Damascus
Syria
Mustafa Baroodi
Revolutionary Army
Radio
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Baroodi
Communist Party
Greater Syria
Egypt
Abdel Hakim Amer
Hodges predicts rapid growth 1965 outlook improves
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges told a Detroit audience that the U S economy could grow by more than 10 percent next year and output may reach 800 billion by 1970 with gross national product defined as the yearly value of goods and services He warned that American business practice lags in initiative and export activity and criticized soft spots and complacency noting his own start as a mill hand at age 12 and later success.
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Detroit
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Kennedy Gromyko to Confer Friday on Berlin Situation
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will meet Friday to discuss prospects for East West negotiations on Berlin. White House refused details, noting talks follow New York discussions led by Dean Rusk.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Bern
White House
Pierre Salinger
New York
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Salinger
State Department
U. S
Moscow
Rusk
Kremlin
Germany
United Nations
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Laborites Back Pro NATO Policy and Berlin Talks
Britain’s Labour party adopted a pro NATO stance urging immediate Berlin negotiations and a halt to nuclear tests. Leader Hugh Gaitskell won broad support as moderates prevailed in key votes while left wing members pushed for troop training withdrawal and withdrawal of Polaris submarines from Holy Loch.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party
Berlin
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
Gaitskell
Holy Loch
Glasgow
Soviet crop failure tied to Virgin Lands program disclosed
The AP reports the Soviet Union admits a near crop failure in Kazakhstan and the virgin lands. Delegates at a central party meeting voiced unease that Kazakhstan cannot provide much grain this year. The note signals potential shifts in domestic policy and foreign policy as Khrushchev’s virgin lands project falters.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kazakhstan
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Asian
D. A. Kunayev
Virgin Lands
Nikolai Belyaev
United States
Global warming trend questioned by climate experts
At a World Meteorological Organization session in Rome experts say warming since 1900 is unsettled as large areas from Soviet Siberia to Greenland show cooling trends. U.S. climatologist Dr J Murray Mitchell Jr notes U.S. warming alongside Europe and parts of Asia but cautions it is too early to declare a new directional trend.
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Rome
Soviet Siberia
Greenland
World Meteorological Organization
J. Murray Mitchell Jr
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Europe
Pacific
Asia
Kurile
Kamachatka
Russia
Canada
Alaska
Mitchell
R. G. Veryard
British Meteorological Service
Arctic
Veryard
Iceland
H. H. Lamb
North Atlantic
Lamb
Atlantic Ocean
Faroe Islands
Norway
Daylight home invasion nets small haul in Charleston County
Seven masked gunmen—two white defendants and five Black assailants—robbed East Cooper farmer Osgood D. Hamlin Jr. and a guard, taking about 75 dollars. The crew fled in a white Cadillac abandoned later on SC 41, while roadblocks and bloodhounds pursued. Hamlin had anticipated the break in after termite‑inspector sightings and had the home heavily secured.
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Charleston
S.C
Berkeley County
East Cooper
Osgood D. Hamlin Jr
Hamlin
Curtis W. Fussell
R. C. Butler
Fussell
Injured Boy Rescued From Fox Mountain Cave Georgia
Ronnie Reese, 15, was rescued at dawn from a crevasse 50 feet deep after spending about ten hours trapped in Fox Mountain cave near Rising Fawn. Rescue teams worked through loose rocks and tight passages to lift him to safety aided by two AP reporters and local volunteers. He was taken to a nearby hospital and appeared not to be in serious condition.
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Ronnie
Ronnie Reese
Rising Fawn
Fox Mountain
Weary Charles McGuire
Civil Defense Rescue Unit
Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia
Reese
Byron
Fort Oglethorpe
Canals on Mars Hint at Life Says Chemist
Wells Alan Webb a Berkeley chemist and Hexcel official argues Mars canals resemble a man made rail network and could indicate a prior civilization He recommends unmanned probes to image canals test surface reactions and monitor radio signals before any manned mission and envisions a future artificial society powered by the sun with enclosed greenhouses.
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Washington
Mars
Wells Alan Webb
Berkeley
Calif
Webb
Hexcel Products Inc
Earth
Berlin Tensions Prompt Soviet Warning To US Command
Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev warned the US Army in Europe against actions that could hinder East West Berlin talks. The warning followed resumed U S patrols on the autobahn to West Berlin and a dispute over East German police detentions. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt noted the barrier across the city violates travel agreements with the Soviets.
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Berlin
Ivan S. Konev
East Berlin
Europe
U.S
West Berlin
West Germany
Konev
Bruce C. Clarke
East Germany
Clarke
Heidelberg
Koney
Willy Brandt
Brandt
East
Soviets Fire Big Nuclear Explosion Near Novaya Zemlya
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union conducted a large atmospheric nuclear test described by the AEC as several megatons. It was the 17th Soviet explosion since resuming tests on September 1 and occurred in the Arctic near Novaya Zemlya.
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Soviets
Washington
Soviet Union
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arctic
Novaya O
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