Pakistan backs Red Chinese plan for world disarmament summit
Karachi reports Pakistan endorses a Red Chinese proposal for a world disarmament summit and calls for an Asian African meeting to drive the plan. Ayub Khan, angered by U S aid to India, seeks to needle Washington while deepening ties with Beijing and Albanian trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Karachi
Pakistan
Washington
Magemie
Peking Camp
United States
U. S
India
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Saia
Red China
Kashmir
Lathiilla
New Delhi
Ayub
Choul’ Enlai
Andrei A. Groroyko
United Nations
U.N
Commission
Albania
Peking
Red Chinese
Rescued Man Returned After Coast Guard Haul
NORFOLK AP The Coast Guard Cutter Absecon rescued Franz Strychar cyzk 14 hours after he fell into the ocean near Waynesburg Pennsylvania. The incident followed a freighter dispute linked to a college sorority incident at Waynesburg College. Aboard the ship were 18 pounds of contraband and other items including German delicacies and beer. The crew disposed of the illegal cargo at once.
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Norfolk, Va
Coast Guard
Absecon
Franz Strycharcyzk
Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Fréiburg
Khorchin
Sorority Votes to Return National Charter Over Black Member
Lees Barbara Dissinger, president of the Greek-letter group, said the action followed the sorority accepting Marilyn House, a sophomore from Elizabeth near Pittsburgh, as its first Negro member. The Bets Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron reorganized locally as Alpha Beta Nu. The national body offered three options, and the 27 members voted to return the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Barbara Dissinger
Marilyn House
Elizabeth
Pittsburgh
Bets Nu
Beta Sigma Omicron
Alpha Beta Nu
Miss Dissinger
Miss House
Key GOP Quotes On N-Treaty Debates In Senate
Washington AP reports Friday Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty yields quotes from Senators Hiram L. Fong and John G Tower. Fong says the order was diplomatically bold yet risky, while Tower calls the treaty guilty of creating false impressions and notes the absence of discriminating bylaws.
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Washington
Senate
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Ee Ee
Ajsc
John G .Tower
R-Tex
Senators End N-Pact Discussion Controversy Rages
The Senate debates the nuclear pact with Western allies as supporters predict votes for ratification while reservations surface on U S rights to use nuclear weapons. Key figures include Russell Long Howard Cannon and Olin Johnston with Hickenlooper urging cautious acceptance amid protest over access to Kennedy Khrushchev correspondence.
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Goldwater
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Associated Press
Howard Cannon
Dnev
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Sen B. Jordan
Idaho
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Jordan
Johnston
Senate
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
Foreign Relations Committee
GOP
Kennedy Civil Rights and World Peace Hopes Faced with Skepticism
US and Soviet leaders mix cautious praise on Kennedy address as Cuba and nuclear issues loom. Kennedy backs civil rights and world human rights while officials urge restraint. Cuban delegation criticizes distortions of truth. treaty ratification debated amid risk considerations.
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Tass
Kennedy
United States
Moscow Bodinac Nranacanda
Kenneth B Keating
RN Y
Hewnett
Charleston
W.va
Soviet Union
United
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
U.S
Kingdom
Resorf
U.N. Valions
West Virginia
Cuba
National
Assa
Jlos Lechuga
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Pearl Harbors
Pearl
Olin D. Johnston
D-8.c
Gromyko
Washington
T‘or
NAACP
America
Sen. Bourke B. Hickentopper
Arown
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
San
John Sherman Cooper
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ines Maria Cuervo de Pei
Sepr
Costaint
Nital
Clarence Mitchell
Latin Tax Reform Sparks Chilean Revenue Push
The Latin American tax system is under reform as officials like Norman Nowak push efficiency and enforcement. A U.S. Treasury team will assist Chile to teach tax collection, close loopholes, and expand public services funded by rising revenue, aiming to spread reforms across the region.
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Washington
D. Nowak
U.S
Mijsion
Chile
Uncle Sam
Tor
Nowak
Aes
United States
Alliance
Progress
U.S. Treasury
Latin America
South America
Enovid Safety Review Clears Older Users
FDA says advisory panel found no statistically significant rise in fatalities from circulatory disorders among women 35 or older using Enovid. Earlier concerns were due to a mathematical error. G D Searle must continue warning physicians about risks for patients with cancer liver dysfunction or history of thrombophlebitis or pulmonary embolism.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
G. D. Searle
NASA and USSR eyed joint space cooperation struggle
The AP reports NASA officials described a potential U S Soviet cooperation in space as a difficult yet exciting challenge. Senior NASA figures said mutual interests exist but a two way manned mission would be extremely difficult amid ongoing Cold War tensions and shifting political dynamics.
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Houston
Tex
Space Agency
Ken
Soviet Union
United States
Robert C. Sewamans Jr
Nationa Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
White Mouse
Israel
Robert Ro Gilraid
PNASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Sll
Gil Cuine
Soviel
J and
Suvigt Space Technology
Soviet speech sparks mixed signals on West Germany ties
WEI BULGE. Gromyko attack on West Germany left delegates unsure of Soviet aims. U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson welcomed his pledge to ease tensions but warned Moscow still blamed the West for errors. Sir Patrick Dean criticized the speech for weakening any conciliatory effect.
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Wei Bulge
Gromyko
West Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Hsir Patrick
Dean
Six Die In Air Crashes Across Sweden and U.S.
AP reports that six young air force men died in three crashes during a convention in Sweden and a separate incident in New Bedford Pennsylvania. The Swedish-built A 2 Lancet jets were involved amid a tense, unclear sequence of accidents.
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Dallas
Tex
Judia McCluskey
New Bedford
Stockholm
Sweden
Air Force
National League of Postmasters
Pittsburgh arson probe linked to downtown restaurant blaze
Pittsburgh police hunt an arsonist after a 15000 dollar fire at a closed downtown restaurant. The bomb squad found tampering at the Almona Sportsmen's Club premises and investigators noted a small explosion as the event unfolded. Local authorities urge tips.
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Pitysburgh
Pittsburgh
Jim
Almona Sportsmen'’s Club
Oelul
Heya
Pittsburgh Steel to raise prices on all products
Pittsburgh Steel Co. announced a four percent price increase on its entire seamless old country casting and tubfrag line, effective October 1. Robert E. Lauterback, the latest vice president, said the move aligns with actions by U.S. Steel, Republic Steel, and Jones & Laughlin to restore prices to the 1961 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Robert E. Lauterback
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Top Mine Groups May Be Hit
Washington AP reports antitrust suits against top Mine Bureau officials coal operators and United Mine Workers Union are in preparation, named by Nat Caldwell of the Nashville Tennessean. He says suits will accuse high level officials of intertwining with union and operators to extend safety laws to small mines. Critics like Rep. Jennings and Holcomb argue such laws would close many small mines. Caldwell asserts partisan aims and union financing influence.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers Union
House
Nat Caldwell
Nashville Tennesseean
Kentucky
Tennessee
Caldwell
Mine Workers Union
W. Pat Jennings
D-Va
Robert Holcomb
National Independent Coal Operators Association
Jennings
Holcomb
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Buremont Mines
Union
Cald- Well
Statf
Ile
Anc
Tuba Gaunitral
Tadeany
Pennsylvania's gas and oil revival cited by Lt Gov Raymond
Bradford scene highlights Pennsylvania's renewed energy prominence as Lt. Gov. Raymond lauds the gas and oil sector. The AP report frames the state's resurgence through industry activity and regional developments in Bradford and beyond.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
Raymond
Minnesota Boa For Boys A Mascot At U of Minnesota
P Shafer in Minneapolis reports Sigma Alpha Epsilon members at the University of Minnesota are using a 6 to 10 foot boa constrictor as a mascot. The snake, owned by Ed Carpenter and Don Estes of Des Moines and Chevy Chase, will be fed mice and rats and kept in a boiler room cage during practices and games as part of a broader crusade to promote school spirit and political ideals.
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P. Shafer
Minneapolis
Boas Shafer
University of Genuity
Minnesota
Sigma Alrecovery
Pha Epsilon
Peru
Ed Carpengas
Iter
Des Moines
Iowa
Don Estes
Chevy Chase
Shater
Estes
Diem Labels Duc Death Murder in Buddhist Crisis
President Neo Dinh Diem told V T Sambanigan in an interview that the fiery death of Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc was murder. The Viet Nam press quoted him saying extremists with foreign help organized the murder to smear Viet Nam’s government and incite international opinion.
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Saigon
Neo Dinh Diem
Thich Quang Duc
Viet Nam
V. T. Sambanigan
The
Hindu
New Delhi
Quang Duc
Diem
Bonze
Pope Paul
Curia
Vatican
Matic
Paul
Vatican Curia to undergo reform and internationalization
Pope Paul VI announced a plan to reform and internationalize the Vatican curia, the central administration of the Roman Catholic Church. He said the reforms would be formulated and carried out by the curia itself and stressed the curia should not fear wider recruitment.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Curia
Curia
Obituaries list Charles Downey John Biggie and George Galido
The notices report the deaths of Charles Edgar Downey, John F. Biggie, and George Galido among others. Downey died September 21, 1963 in Indiana Hospital after a sudden illness. Biggie died September 20 1963 in Homer City area with funeral rites planned at St. Louis Church. Galido, 81, of Starford, died September 19, 1963 in Euclid Greenville Hospital, with funeral services and interment set in St Elizabeth Church Cemetery. The notices include survivors, affiliations, and funeral arrangements.
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Charles Edgar Downey
John F. Biggie
Chambers and Cernemines
Margaret Kelly Downey
Hasily
Martha P. Myers
Tance
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
R.D
Essmorning
Sen
Germany
Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home
Fred
Maria Evercaring
Sara E. Fisher
S. Second Street
Name Society
Knights of the Indiana Hospital
St. George of St. Louis R.C
Washing Church
Lucernemines
Alton Twp
Indiana Co
James and Man
Charlotte Ann Frick McCausland
R & and
Peyal Co
St. Bernard’s Church of Inmines
Diana
U.V
Wifa
Tate
P.m
Robinson Florence
Raymond
Eric
St. Bernard’s
Anna Smith
Buffalo
Mier
James Brady
N.y
Henry
Reynag
Wilhlordsville
Leechburg
Sons of Union
Veterans Auxiliary
Walter
Marie
Aiad
Infanew
WU Wham
Hallow Funeral Home
Homer City
T the Funeral Home
St. Louis R.C
Francis S. Lizik
St. John’s Church
Latrobe
St. Louis Church
Mr. Biggie
Holy Name Society
Knights of St. George
George Galido
Starford
Euclidy Greenville Hospital
Cleveland
Czechoslovakia
St. Elizabeth R.C. Church
First
Catholic Slovak Union
Frank
Paul
Ohio
George
Cherry Tree
Steve
Mary) Miller
Adam
Rose) Pavylock
Michael
Emily) Truhan
William
Dorothy) Flavkovsky
Caroline) Eber
Helen) Pappas
Stafford
Jennie) Kochman
Clymer
Anna Shemo
Glen Campbell
Mary
Bence
St. Elizabeth Church
William R. Coleman
John C. Shirley
Clarksburg
Latrobe Hospital
Armstrong County
James
Anna George Shirley
Charlotte Lawton Shirley
Thomas
Swisavale
John F. J
Woodland Hills
Calif
Jay
Dorothy) Ewing
New Kensington
David
Mildred) Quick
John
Mary Etta) Brudowsky
Atex
Charlotte) Zera
New Alexandria
Bruce
Freda) Steele
Saltsburg
Hunter Funeral Home
Joseph Frassene
Patton
Slickville
Clearfield
Rogers
Italy
St. Sylvesters R.C. Church
Loyalhanna
UMW
Renton
Maeria Rogers
Dino
Allen
Ines) Stephenson
Valentino
Angela
Boots and uncertainty shadow two Omaha brothers
Daniel Ray Presnell twelve and Ronald ten arrived in Omaha with ninety cents and a letter from their mother Betty Hackworth of Salem. Juvenile authorities in Oregon and Nebraska study their case. On October 9 they appear in Juvenile Court to decide their future with Boys Town as a potential option if neglect is found.
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Boys’ ‘Town
Danny
Ronny
Salem
Ore
Betty C Hackworth
Saigon Rioters Blamed on Extremists Incited by Foreigners
Diem described the June 18 Saigon riot as carried out by extremists incited by foreigners. The accusation framed the unrest as a targeted political act, targeting opponents and foreign influence amid rising anti communist sentiment.
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Diem
Saigon
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