Soviet accusation of US warplane buzzing spreads
Moscow charged that U S warplanes shadowed Soviet ships across NATO waters. Viktor Bakayev, Soviet Merchant Marine minister, alleged systematic provocations by Britain France Canada Norway and Denmark with US knowledge. US State Department dismissed the claim as old and noted mutual identification in international waters.
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Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Viktor Bakayev
Washington
State Department
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White
United States
Bakayev
U. 5
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Pacific
Mediterranean
South China Sea
Eisenhower Urges Continuity in Final State Union Address
President Eisenhower urged his successor to adhere to enduring principles that kept America strong against Communist threats. He reviewed eight years in office, argued for ongoing programs and new tactics, and closed with prayers for Kennedy’s health and wisdom while hoping future leaders keep the nation strong and peaceful.
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Eisenhower
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Kennedy
Methodist Church quadrennial conference set for Pittsburgh
The Methodist Church announced the next quadrennial general conference will be held in Pittsburgh in 1964. A separate report notes Eisenhower’s 6,500 word message to Congress and a farewell radio address scheduled for next Tuesday, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Two Men Jailed For Stealing From Employer
Two men, Robert Nealy Jr. and Charles Dean Moseley, were jailed after admitting theft from their employer Boys Market. Nealy received 10 days and Moseley 30 days for petty theft following an inventory showing numerous cigarettes and whisky missing.
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Robert Nealy Jr
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Charles T. Smith
Charles Dean Moseley
Los Angeles
Boys Market
Anaheim St
Threesome Take One Way Drive With Caddy
Three men were taken into custody at the Weehawken end of the Lincoln Tunnel charged with stealing a 1960 seven passenger Cadillac from in front of St Patrick's Cathedral. The sedan appeared to be part of a funeral cortege destined for St John Cemetery in Queens. Suspects were Carl Baker, 51, an unemployed chef from Salt Lake City. Lee White, 51, an unemployed Bowery resident. and Marvin Treadway, 33, a jobless truck driver with no home.
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St. John’s Cemetery
Queens
Carl Baker
Salt Lake City
Lee White
Bowery
Marvin Treadway
Moscow says Japan to join SEATO report
Tokyo officials quoted by UPI say Japan plans a Southeast Asia tour to observe SEATO and assess its strength as a step toward joining the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Foreign ministry cautions about misinterpretation of the visit as a formal move.
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UPI
Basio Bos
Yujiro Iseki
Japan
Southeast Asia
SEATO
Foreign Ministry
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