Soviets Expel U S Attache Over Espionage Claim
The Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered Cmdr. Raymond D. Smith the assistant U S naval attache at the Moscow embassy to leave the country immediately accusing him of espionage. Tass reported a person observed a military object in Leningrad on Oct 2 with maps and notes suggesting spying activity.
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Cmdr
Raymond D. Smith
U.S
Smith
United States
United Nations
James R. McSweeney
Tass
Leningrad
Raymond Smith
Moscow Radio
McSweeney
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Soviet Union
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brooklyn Polytechnical High School
Columbia University
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
France Heads Into Election Battle
France faces a national election clash as President Charles de Gaulle and opposition converge after the National Assembly censured Premier Georges Pompidou over a proposed amendment for direct presidential elections. The motion passed 280 to something. Pompidou must resign and De Gaulle may seek new elections.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Aides
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon III
Assembly
Gaulslist Union For the New Republic
Congress Near End as Peanuts and Pensions Hold Up Adjournment
Washington AP report on disputed farm aid funding and a pension bill delaying adjournment. Senate insists on 25 million for research facilities including a 1.6 million peanut lab in Dawson Georgia while the House resists. White House veto doubts surround the self employed pension plan bill. Foreign aid bill conferees reach a 3.928 billion total but House and Senate must act. Leaders express cautious optimism for adjournment by Saturday night.
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Congress
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Tory
Dawson
House
White House
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate House
Mika ‘Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Astronaut Schirra Sees Minor Fuel Use Postflight
Walter M Schirra Jr reports a small error in fuel use after his Sigma 7 flight aboard USS Kearsarge in the Pacific. NASA spokesman Lt Col John Powers notes he had 78 percent attitude fuel remaining at re entry and calls the mission extremely smooth.
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Kearsarge
Pacific
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Space Agency
Navy
Schirra
John Powers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astro
Nauts
Mother Gives Away Six Children in Hard Times
Margaret Edwards says she relinquished her six children due to poverty. Elizabeth 6 Kathleen 5 Brian 4 Leslie 3 Arthur 14 months Janet newborn were placed with a home or adopted in Newcastle Peterborough and by Pauline Rowell in a trailer. She now works full time in a factory hoping to reunite them later under UK rules.
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London
Margaret Edwards
Elizabeth
Kathleen
Brian
Leslie
Arthur
Janet
Newcastle
Peterborough
Britain
Two Admit Murdering Nurse in New York Case
New Hanover County Sheriff Marion W. Millis said two youths Isaac Cleveland Stroud and Angelo Barcelo both 19 and 20 of New York City confessed to killing nurse Catherine Smiley 35 and hiding her body in the trunk of her car for five days before burying it in a rented room basement. New York police have retrieved Smiley’s body from a map sketched by the suspects. The youths previously received five to seven year terms for housebreaking larceny and receiving.
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Wilmington
N.C
New Hanover County
Marion W. Millis
New York
Millis
Isaac Cleveland Stroud
Angelo Barcelo
New York City
Catherine Smiley
Stroud
Miss Smiley
American Killed in Major Mekong Delta Clash
In the Mekong River delta near Ding Tuong Province 40 miles south of Saigon an American crew chief was killed when his U.S. Army helicopter was shot down by Communist ground fire. Two Americans were wounded and U.S. sources report up to 100 guerrillas and 20 government soldiers killed in the encounter.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong River
Ding Tuong
Restless Peace Hangs Over Ole Miss
Negro Meredith ate breakfast with a reduced federal marshal detail in the Ole Miss cafeteria as he entered classes finishing his first week. The campus remained tense after riots and two killings, with National Guardsmen being released and more sent home as calm returned.
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Oxford
Miss
Meredith
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Clemson Decision Withheld In Negro Student Admission Bid
In Alexandria, Virginia, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals withheld a ruling on Harvey B. Gantt’s bid for immediate admission to Clemson College. The court said the case can be heard on its merits later, delaying possible entry until the second semester next year. Gantt, from Charleston, would be the first Negro at Clemson if successful.
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Alexandria
South Carolina
Clemson College
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Iowa State College
Clemson J
Gantt
Iowa State
Clemson
inCharleston
D.C
Daisy Upgraded to Hurricane Heads for Bermuda
Hurricane Daisy intensified to 100 mile per hour winds and shifted course toward Bermuda. Forecasters said no threat to the U.S. mainland as Daisy moves northeast at 17 mph with hurricane conditions expected for Bermuda and rough seas and heavy rain to begin overnight.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
U.S
Boston Brink's robbery reward paid to two witnesses and informant
The Brink's Inc reward committee announced 25 000 in payouts from a 100 000 reward for the 1 219 000 cash robbery of the Boston money express office. Ten thousand each go to Edwin L. Coffin and John E. Gonsalves for identifying crucial evidence, plus 5 000 to Harry A. Hamilton for FBI tips. O'Keefe receives none.
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Brink
Brink's Inc
Boston Money Express
Brink’s
FBI
Leon. O'Keefe
I Massachusetts State Prison
Edwin L. Coffin
Boston
John E.gonsalves
Stoughton
Mass
Harry A. Hamilton
Hamilton
Lean
Leen
Arthur S. Genet
Hole Blown In Berlin Wall Near Potsdamer Platz
Explosives created a about foot square hole in the Berlin wall in West Berlin near Potsdamer Platz. Police said the responsible party is unknown and the area remains a sightseers’ spot on the West Berlin side.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Potsdamer Platz
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