Nasser Calls Test Decision at Nonaligned Conference
President Nasser condemned the Soviet decision to resume nuclear tests as a shock and said it would worsen the international situation. He urged calm negotiations and warned saber rattling must end, while Tito and Sukarno spoke without addressing the Soviet move.
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Eugene Levin Selgrade
Yugoslavia
Nasser
Tito
Sukarno
Varonesia
Roy Nasser
United Arab Republic
Gerla
Ger
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Yugoslav President Criticizes Global Power Decisions
Tito argued that only the strongest nations try to decide world fate and urged nonaligned states to take part in solving global problems. He stated that observers must become participants and that outdated practices should be discarded to prevent threats to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
UN Breaks With Katanga Over Severe Human Rights Breaches
In Elisabethville Katanga the United Nations said it will sever relations with the Katanga government. UN envoy Conor Cruise O'Brien cited a minister facing serious charges and called developments flagrant breaches of the charter and human rights. In Moscow, cosmonaut Gherman Titov departed by plane for an official visit to East Berlin.
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Tlisabethville
Katanga
Moscow
Spatsman
Gherman Titov
East Berlin
William Shaffer
Edmund O’mcci
Hinsdale
Chester Wadley
U.S
Wadley
Leach
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
James Clark
Cook County
Josephine Broz
Grace Mouche
Gibson McFalls Again Try To Saw Out Of Jail
In Gate City Virginia Melvin Gibson and Ralph McFalls were found attempting to saw their way out of Scott County Jail. Officials recovered hack saw blades a power saw blade and rope improvised from sheets. Gibson faces transfer to state prison while McFalls awaits trial for robbery and murder.
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Jack Helms
Gate City
Sheriff’s Department
Melvin Eepéene Gibson
Ralph McFalls
Scott County
Gibson
McFalls
Sheriff's Department
Henry Hutchins
Bors
K_H. Darrell
Darnell
Virginia
J. E. Hill
McFails
Joseph Fidlin
Hill
Expansion program at East Tennessee State College grows enrollment
Staff writer M Chandler reviews the college's building program to handle more than 5,000 students this year. Gate City story by Jack Helms sketches the town as a stepping stone for regional settlement. A photo feature shows Kingsport area twins. Space flight piece notes suborbital future for civilian travel.
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East Tennessee State College
M. Chandler
RSE
Gate City
Jack Helms
Church Hill votes final reading on Green Village annexation
Church Hill plans final reading Saturday night of an ordinance to annex Green Village east of the current corporate limits. The expansion raises the population to about 1,400, bringing the town to Mount Carmel’s western edge and creating a 5 to 6 mile corridor toward West Ridge. Merger of West Ridge Mount Carmel Black City awaits charter. if approved, the annexation becomes effective in 30 days unless challenged in Chancery Court.
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Church Hill
Green Village
Mount Carmel
West Ridge
Church Mill
Black City
Elias Parker
H. F. Pealey
Col
Hoothe
Bomb probe opened after Chicago TWA crash killing 78
A TWA Constellation with families aboard crashed near Hinsdale after takeoff from Chicago, killing all 78 aboard. FBI and FAA began investigating whether a bomb caused the disaster amid debris and scorched grounds. Flight 429 had departed Boston for Los Angeles with stops in New York Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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Chicago
Trans World Airlies
Los Angeles
Constellation
Midway Airport
Washington
FBY
TWA Flight 429
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Deery Broz
Hinsdale
Broz
Argonne National Laboratories
Atomic Frerey Commission
Red Cross
Civil Aeronautics Authority
FBI
Cook County
Chitapo
Charles C. George Jr
George
George Holub
U.S
New York City
United Air Lines
Grand Canyon
Post Office Department
Goulart Waits at Montevideo Fringes of Brazilian Crisis
Vice President Joao Goulart nears the Brazilian border hoping to claim the presidency as military chiefs launch a move to subdue pro Goulart forces in Rio Grande do Sul. He says a constitutional government rooted in Christian principles is forming, insisting he is not a Communist.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao Goulart
South America
Montevideo
Odvlia Denys
Rio Grande Do Sul
Goulart
Janio Quadros
Labor Party
Kingsport United Fund Approves 1961 62 Budget Plan
The Kingsport United Fund approves a 1961 62 budget totaling $297 087 for 14 agencies including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Community Band Life Saving Crew Mental Health Center and Red Cross. Dr Kent Carter chair reports increases in several allocations and a drive kickoff set for Oct 10 with Sam Anderson Jr named general chairman.
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United Fund
Nurlyad
He Kingsport Community Chest
Sery School
Frank Buckles
B. Acter
Memre
Dan Good
Petis H. Garner
Feo
Kissling
Hall Mortizon
Robert
Mental Health Center
Robbins
Charles
Phipps
United Services Or
Ross Ir
Movington BL
Chharacter
Con. Shelor
Robert J. Sims
Ralph Li
Tral Services
Disler
W. P. Bonemann
John
Tag
Kent Carter
Carter
Harry D. Mex iNeeley
Sam Anderson Jr
Tle
Edwin 0. Norris
Wallace Boyd
Paul Nipper
Bellfoiston Valley
Kingsport
Paign
Anderson
Carer
Red Cross
Vunvan Young Lancer
Anyldeu
Dr. Carter
Fragmented Weather Forecast Summary
The readable fragment describes a weather forecast with showers and scattered showers. It mentions a low temperature and mentions days like Sunday. Details are incomplete and many words are garbled, but the core indicates showers, possible cooler temperatures, and a general unsettled pattern.
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Phoeny Berges
National Safety Council
American Trucking Association
Ann Bays
Sullivan County
Martha McDaniel
Bill Centres
Bill Klein
Mason and Dixon
Klein
U.N
Titov
E. Berfin
Kingsfort
Joe Doakes
Shepard
Grissom
Family Weekly
Times-News
Dean
Geneva
Arthur H. Gean
John J. Metley
W.S
Dean Rush
White House
McCloy
State Department
City Hall
Commerce Street
jLocal
Texas
Newshanks
Maa- York
Blountville
Edwin C. Norris
Commercial Cochairman
Pacity
Suness Jonasraw
Toneine
Gyep
Lupiter
Amane
Sagittarius
Jyena Ani Tavensert
Wil
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