Hurricane Ella Menaces Shipping Off Cape Hatteras
Hurricane Ella intensified and moved northeast off North Carolina threatening shipping. The eye lay 315 miles south-southeast of Cape Hatteras with 100 mph winds. hurricane and gale warnings extended to Virginia Capes and Cape May. Navy prep included storm anchorages and evacuation planning though coastal life continued with schools and businesses open.
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Cape Hatteras
N. C
Ella
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Atlantic Beach
Morehead City
Pamlico
Albemarle Sounds
Wilmington
Nags Head
Virginia Capes
Cape May
N.J
Navy
Norfolk
Soviets Send Shipload of Supplies Daily to Cuba
U S officials report the Soviet bloc delivered equipment and supplies to Cuba at more than one shipload per day over the past month. About 40 ships, including Soviet and chartered vessels, brought material to support Fidel Castro, signaling a higher pace than earlier in the buildup.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Edwin M. Martin
Fall Market Opens In Crisp Atmosphere
Enterprise staff writer Robert Marks reports the fall Southern Furniture Market opening in a 14 story exposition building with 23 acres of showrooms. styles range from Early American to French Provincial with modern touches, fabrics shift to bold colors. price hikes loom from wage increases and higher supply costs though no general rise yet. Buyers come from across the U S and abroad, signaling a strong year for retailers and manufacturers.
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Ing
North Carolina
Virginia
Third US Moon Shot Fails Over Power and Range
The U S third moon mission Ranger 5 failed after eight hours eleven minutes due to loss of electrical power. Solar panels likely damaged by radiation from recent high altitude nuclear blasts and the craft drifted 300 miles from its intended lunar path. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials credited power loss to the solar array and noted only a short life reserve battery remained.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Pacific
Brooklyn Rabbi Beaten to Death Sparks 10000-Strong Outcry
Rabbi Bernard Eis dorf er died after a brutal beating in Williamsburg Brooklyn as 10000 mourners gathered outside the Yeshiva Yetev Lev D Satmar demanding a full investigation. Police warned of heightened protection as mourners called for safety and justice for the Hasidic community.
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Yeshiva Yetev Lev D’satmar
Eisdorfer
Yeshiva School
Economists Preview Dip With Renewed Expansion Seen
Economists at the Business Council forecast a slight downturn in early 1963 after this year's peak 560 billion dollar output. They expect a brief drop of under 2 billion dollars before a renewed expansion in the second half of 1963. The report urges tax reduction to lift growth and favors cutting oppressive taxes on investment. Leaders also noted steel price tensions and Fed credit easing moves in Washington as signs of policy debate shaping the economy.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
Kennedy
F.R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Council
Kappel
Congress
Czech Diplomat Dies After Killing Wife
A Czech attache at the United Nations mission in New York killed his wife Vera Zizka 40, then fled 75 miles in a black mission car. Police wounded him with a shoulder shot during the chase. he shot himself and died later at St. Luke's Hospital Fountain Hill Pa.
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New York
Karel Zizka
St. Luke's Hospital
Fountain Hill
Zizka
Berlin Talks Fail to Forge Path for Kennedy Khrushchev Meeting
Top level U S Soviet discussions yield no progress or new proposals on Berlin and the crisis. President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko spent hours at the White House and State Department with no change in positions. Gromyko said the talks were useful but offered no decisive developments. Khrushchev's US visit remains uncertain though he may go to the UN in New York. Kennedy will meet him if he comes, hoping for any easing of the Berlin dispute.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Berlin
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
State Department
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
New York
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