Chimp Enos Defies Entertainment at Bermuda News Conference
Enos the chimpanzee astronaut appears calm at a press conference after returning to Kindley Air Force Base Bermuda. He declines to perform, faces medical checks, and resumes space monkey diet of 250 banana pellets daily with a reward of two oranges and two apples.
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Kindley Air Force Base
Bermuda
Enops
Outer Space
Enos
Kindley Afb
Stormes
Atlantic
Jerry Finney
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Reservists at Lewis question fuss over camp conditions
Army reservists from 10 states at Fort Lewis questioned sweeping charges about camp conditions while private and public inspections occurred. Soldiers from the 32nd Division noted good food and livability, and leaders said complaints were exaggerated.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
Alvin E. O'Konski
R-Wis
32Nd
Spec
Dean G. Petrulas
Salt Lake City
Don B. Larsen
Torrance
Calif
Ordnance Company
Hilton
John G. Ambry
Fresno
818 Transportation Battalion
Idaho
Virginia
North Dakota
Minnesota
Texas
Wyoming
Washington
H. A. Smith
Oshkosh
Wis
Proxmire Praises Ft. Lewis While Decrying O'Konski Remarks
Sen William Proxmire after inspecting Ft. Lewis said the 32nd Wisconsin Division has more things right than wrong. He noted equipment shortages but praised barracks food and morale while contrasting with Rep O'Konski and questioning the Army's explanations. A later report by Maj Gen McDaniel will address the findings.
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Seattle
Wash
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
Red Arrow
Camp McCoy
Proxmire
Wisconsin National
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
O’konski
Pentagon
Edward H. McDaniel
Army
Elvis Stahr Jr
Start Debate On U N Seat For Red China
The Soviet Union demanded immediate U N seating for Peiping’s Chinese Communists in place of Chiang Kai shek. Zorin urged ending American involvement on Taiwan as the path to seat Red China, while Tingfu F Tsiang warned such a move would betray UN principles. The United States backed a two thirds vote on the China question, predicting Nationalist seats would remain. See U N Page 2.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
China
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Zorin
General Assembly
Taiwan
Chiang ‘Kai-shek
Tingfu F. Tsiang
U.S
Assembly
U.N
Jobless Areas Improve in November Slow Down From Peak
Labor Dept says 60 metropolitan areas show substantial unemployment in November, eight fewer than October and 41 below the March–April peak. Nine major areas changed classifications toward better prospects. La Crosse County reports 5.3 percent unemployment in October, influenced by the Trane Co. strike, with persistent status continuing and a six month conditions review planned for February.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
la Crosse County
Trane Co
WSES
Juneau County
Slayton Selected for Orbit Has Local Family Support
Maj. Donald Slayton's selection as the second man for orbital flight is old news to his Sparta area parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slayton of Leon. The family watched the chimpanzee flight from Mexico and Cape Canaveral plans for holiday timing. Their son Kent and wife Marge will join Slayton in Florida, with Marjorie Lunney joining from Los Angeles.
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Wrs
Maj
Donald Slayton
Orbital
Charles Slayton
Leon
Slayton
Donald
Mexico
Marge
Kent
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Don
Newport News
Florida
Marjorie Lunney
Los Angeles
Insurance Premiums Due Notice for Tribune Subscribers
Tribune reminds readers with insurance premiums due for November and December. December only billed policies become effective with first payment. Applications for Tribune insurance coverage may be made at any time.
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Tribune
Back Pain After San Francisco Robbery Ambush
Raymond W. Bailey was robbed on a San Francisco street when a bandit demanded money and lifted his wallet. Bailey felt a sharp back pain from a protruding ice pick and was helped by a steward to an ambulance. Doctors called the wound minor.
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Raymond W. Bailey
John Holmes
Bailey
San Francisco
UPI
Eight-year-old boy dies after La Crosse crash
Gregory S. Bakalars 8 of La Crosse died in a hospital a day after being struck by Marcus O. Bryhn 67 of West Salem on Losey Boulevard and Hass Street. police say Bryhn swerved to avoid him but hit the right front fender. The coroner listed brain and internal injuries as the cause. Funeral arrangements set with Blaschke Funeral Home and St. Thomas More Church.
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la Crosse
Shelby
Gregory S. Bakalars
Kenneth Bakalars
Hoeschler Drive
Gregory
Losey Boulevard
Hass Street
Marcus O. Bryhn
West Salon
Bryhn
Losey
Randy Caspersen
Victory Ave
Randy
Michael J. Watunga
Daniel
William
Mathew
Barbara
Ray Bakalars
Emma Schams
South Side
Soviet halt nine U S Army vehicles on Berlin autobahn
Soviet troops stopped a nine-vehicle U S Army convoy on the Berlin autobahn for 1 hour 14 minutes amid a tightened convoy check. The incident follows earlier delays and a Tass protest warning of dangerous military displays near West Berlin.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Harry Daniels
Co. C
2Nd Battle Group
6Th Infantry
U.S
U.S. Army
Reservists protest recall to duty at Ft Polk
Nearly 100 reservists in the 49th Armored Division mailed a protest letter to their congressman questioning the need for their Army service. A carbon copy went to President Kennedy as Maj. James E. Vance notes some already served abroad while others have never been recalled. Division leaders say the letter does not represent the entire division. No disciplinary action will be taken. The unit was activated Oct 15.
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FT. Polk
Kennedy
Maj
James E. Vance
49Th Armored Division
Vance
Harley B. West
West
Foes Press Balaguer as Santo Domingo Faces Crisis
In Santo Domingo troops fired on demonstrators demanding Balaguer’s ouster, wounding three women and a boy with one reported death. The National Civic Union urged continued general strike while government and military leaders push for a provisional junta and constitutional changes amid U.S. calls for moderation and democratic transition.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
National Civic Union
National Palace
Balaguer
The
Civic Union
Trujillo Dominican Party
Santo
United States
Fialo
Washington
State Department
Rafael Trujillo
Nationwide shelter survey to be made nationwide
The Pentagon civil defense chief announced a nationwide fall age shelter survey aimed at protecting 50 million people. Architect firms in all 50 states will map above and below ground spaces in buildings mines and tunnels with 93 million dollars in funding. The program hopes to finish by next July with 700 survey contracts awarded this month and teams ready to begin.
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Washington
Pentagon
Steuart L. Pittman
Civil Defense
Kennedy
Pittman
Earth
Congress
Civil Defense Agency
Minnesota Solon Stricken By Paralysis
Blue Earth Minnesota state representative L. B. Erdahl of Frost collapsed Thursday and suffered paralysis on his right side. He was rushed by ambulance to a hospital in Blue Earth where doctors expected 24 hours to determine the seriousness of his illness. Erdahl, a farmer, has served eight terms in the House.
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Blue Earth
Minn
L. B. Erdahl
Erdahl
House of Representatives
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