Soblen in coma after barbiturate overdose in London
Robert A. Soblen remains unconscious with frequent convulsions in a London hospital after an apparent barbiturate overdose while en route to deportation to the United States. Doctors say brain damage from oxygen loss occurred during the emergency treatment and his condition is serious but slightly less coma-like than earlier.
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Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Cyril G. Barnes
Hillingdon Hospital
New York
Brixton Hospital
U.S
Daily Mirror
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Sunday Pictorial
Algeria's Ben Bella Boumedienne seize control in capital take over
Deput y premier Ahmed Ben Bella and Col Houari Boumedienne assume power in Algeria and push to nominate a pro Benn Bella legislature. Boumedienne's 5000 strong army enters Algiers ending Wilaya 4 control amid cheers and fear. The former guerrilla leadership evacuates Blida after a weeklong civil conflict.
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Michael Goldsmith
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
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Wilaya
No. 4
Wilaya 4
National People’s Army
Blida
Ben Bella
Kabylie
Wilaya No. 3
Kabylie Range
Boudiaf
McNamara Presses 150000 Reserve Call Up Authority
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara urged rapid Senate approval of a White House proposal to authorize a limited call up of 150000 reserves. He testified with Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer that regular forces are strong but reserves provide flexible response to sudden crises. He cited Berlin tensions and recent U S responses as evidence of need and highlighted gains in Army Navy and Marine strength since last year.
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Eisenhower to lunch with Kennedy on European policy aims
President Kennedy invites former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to lunch at the White House for a first hand briefing on European tensions and NATO strategy. The talks follow Eisenhower’s North Atlantic tour and mark the fourth intimate meeting since 1961, with focus on Berlin and Atlantic Alliance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Hayato Ikeda
Palm Springs
Calif
Sam Rayburn
Texas
U S Spying Charged Red China Scored U2 Mission
Red China charged that a U2 flight over the mainland was part of a U S spy program after one of two high altitude U2s operated by the Nationalists disappeared during a routine reconnaissance. The Nationalists bought the planes in 1960 and began operations that December.
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Formosa
Red China
United States
U. S
Red Mainland
Lockheed Corporation
State Department
Lack Of Leaf Buyers Causes Confusion On Old Belt Sales
Absence of buyers delayed the first flue cured leaf sales on the Virginia North Carolina Old Belt at Greensboro and Winston Salem. Warehousemen debated procedures as major buyers were tied up elsewhere. Some leaf went to warehouses for resale or to the Flue-Cured Stabilization Corp at government prices.
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Associated Press
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Stabilization Corporation
Never Been In Love Miss America Prefers Education First
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer of Sandusky Ohio is crowned Miss America and says she has never been in love and will not marry until finishing her education. She lists sincerity and integrity as key in a partner and recalls weight loss as a freshman due to dieting. She crowns Lola Lucas, 8, Muscular Dystrophy poster child, and notes plans to eat lunch after the victory. Mayer is a Northwestern University student, 20, 5 feet 5, 115 pounds.
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Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Sandusky
Ohio
Northwestern University
Lola Lucas
Lola
Pho
Vital
Former Red Spy Says It's Easy Wins Opens For Defector Memoir
Former Soviet spy Colonel Pawel Monat, a defector to the United States, calls New York City an ideal base for foreign agents and says the Pentagon is full of loose talk. He details his U S mission as Polish military attache in Washington from 1955 to 1958 and his defection in 1959. Monat co authored Spy in the U S with John Dille for Harper Row scheduled to publish Wednesday. He visited New York about 40 times, noting its dense crowds and diverse international presence aid spy meetings. He warns that access to the Pentagon can be easier than expected for many people.
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United States
New York City
Pawell Monat
Pentagon
Washington
Monat
U.S
John Dille
Harper & Row
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United Nations
Joint Chiefs
Guam To Host Polaris Submarines In Navy Plan
The Navy announced basing Polaris missile submarines at Guam, 1800 miles from Red China, with first patrols off Red China by late next year. The move shifts 16 missiles per sub, and Apra Harbor will host a missile submarine tender like the Proteus. About 1500 personnel will man the tender when deployed.
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Navy
Guam
mid-Pacific
Red China
Pacific
Roy S. Benson
Apra Harbor
Holy Loch
Scotland
U.S
North Atlantic
Strikling
Russia
Europe
United States
Hunley
Pascagoula
Miss
Polaris
Fishing Trip Ends With Rescue Above Deep Gorge
Newark men John McClary and Keith Oveson faced a perilous Labor Day outing on the San Joaquin River. After camping on a sand bar they could not climb the 1,600 foot cliffs or brave the current. Rescuers using helicopter and ropes retrieved them with only minor injuries.
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Calif
John McClary
Keith Oveson
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Middle Forks
San Joaquin River
Madera
Oveson
Air Force
MecClary
McClary
Blue rain covers towns near London during air show
A blue rain shower dotted a 30 mile countryside near London on Sunday, soaking Egham Staines Chertsey Virginia Water Wentworth and Thorpe with a blue stain that dried and washed off slowly. Scotland Yard traced the dye to jet planes from Britain's Farnborough air show producing colored vapor trails.
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Staines
Chertsey
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Wentworth
Thorpe
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Britain
Farnborough
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