Soviet protest over Cuban sugar in Puerto Rico impoundment
The Soviet Union demanded release of a Cuban sugar cargo bound for Russia impounded in Puerto Rico. It said the U S government failed to act and that the case should go to court. The sugar aboard the Streatham Hill was seized during a court hearing prompted by Julio Lobo’s claim against Castro.
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Tles
Russia
U. S
Commonwealth
U. S.S
U.S
Washington
Castro
Lobo
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Foreign Trade Organization
United States
Coast Storm Caused Wide Damage Across States and Canada
A Pacific Coast storm triggered rain and high winds from Florida to Utah and Canada. Extreme gusts toppled power lines and wrecked roofs in Utah and Nevada while crews searched for missing El Centro pilot D. Clay Broadbent. Deaths rose to at least 40 across California Oregon Washington and British Columbia with Oregon estimating 150 million dollars in damage.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Indianapols
Galveston
Tex
Memphis
Tenn
Salt Lake City
Utah
D. Clay Broadbent
el Centro
Calif
Craig
Colo
Prescott
Kennedy
Oregon
British Columbia
California
Washington
Mark Hatfield
Mrs. Roosevelt Suffering Ailment At Columbia Hospital
Eleanor Roosevelt, recovering from a lung infection, remained under treatment at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center where she has been since September 26. Reports say she is not feeling as well as she had been, with a slight fever continuing.
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New York
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Schirra Guests Attend Quiet Oradell Homecoming
Erick E Wendell plans a private night for Schirra and family with a public parade to Riverdell High School field where he will receive NASA honors and a silver tray from Oradell. A luncheon at Hackensack Country Club precedes the dedication of Schirra Park in Oradell honoring the first Jersey man to orbit the earth.
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Erick E. Wendell
Schirra
Marty
Suzanna
Walter Sr
San Diego
Calif
Wendell
Wally
John Glenn
Riverdell High School
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Webb
People of
Oradell
Newark College of Engineering
Naval Academy
Hackensack Country Club
Schirra Park
Walter M. Schirra Jr
USN
Meredith Admission Crisis Sparks Contempt Dispute
The case centers on Meredith being admitted to the University of Mississippi amid court orders. Judges confront fines up to 5000 dollars daily, with Gov. Barnett and Johnson cited for contempt but later deemed to have met the court's demands. Rioting followed his arrival September 30, and advocates argue the governor acted to preserve peace.
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Meredith
Johnson
Clark
Barnett
Oxford
Miss
Barnett and Johnson
Mississippi
Exile raid off Cuba tied to Operation Marti heads to shore
Cuban exiles linked to Operation Marti claim responsibility for a raid to sink a patrol boat off Veradero Beach. Two wounded Cuban soldiers, Sgt. Filberto Saurez Lima and Cpl. Miguel Cao Mandina, were flown to Miami for treatment where Saurez Lima requested asylum. The attackers, said to be unaffiliated with major exile groups, fled toward the Bahamas as the U S Coast Guard intercepted the exiles and the raiders.
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Opa-Locka
United States
Miami
Veradero Beach
Montanzas
U.S. Coast Guard
Cayo Sal
Cuba
Bram
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Havana
Alpha 66
Filberto Saurez Lima
Miguel Cao Mandina
Miami Area
Edward P. Ahrens
Saurez
Armed Forces Ministry
Roberto Parsons
Manuel Quizo
Parsons
Jose Marti
Infant survives after car crash near church
Mrs Cecile Berthiaume 28 of Berlin New Hampshire died after a morning crash when her car crossed the road and hit a utility pole. An infant delivered at the scene received oxygen and resuscitation and was in satisfactory condition twelve hours later. The coroner reported the mother died en route to St Louis Hospital.
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Beaudoin
Cecile Berthiaume
Berlin
St. Joseph's Church
Berthiaume
Brussels Flemish marchers clash with French speakers in city battle
In Brussels a half mile from Place De Brouchere gendarmes on horses charged a crowd of about two thousand French speaking demonstrators three times. Stones beer bottles and marbles were hurled. Flemish marchers shouted Brussels Is Flemish while Walloon counter demonstrators cried Brussels Is French and Liberty.
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Place de Brouchere
Boulevard Botanique
Brussels
Kennedy tours amid Pulaski Day crowds in Buffalo
President Kennedy and Stevenson spoke of Western hemisphere solidarity after a five state weekend campaign. Kennedy arrived from Buffalo where about 250000 Polish American celebrants greeted him on Pulaski Day as Dulski accompanied the motorcade.
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Kennedy
Stevenson
Buffalo
Congo
Broadway
Thaddeus J. Dulski
Casimir Pulaski
Amerca
Face Lift Suspect Denies Acids in Botox Case
Mary Lou Johnson allegedly admitted administering the treatment to Mrs. Carlos but denied acids in her formula claiming olive oil and other oils were used. Deputies described a hospital bed and oxygen tank in the room with a warm car outside containing a burnt hypodermic outfit. The victim received two cubic centimetres of demerol every two hours as autopsy and formula analysis proceed before the district attorney decides charges.
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Mary Lou Johnson
Revolt in Ye men reports sign of federal union accord
World briefs note Ye men regime preparing to sign a federal union accord with United Arab Republic leader Gamal Abdel Nasser while fighting continues between Republican troops and Imam loyalists. Moscow lists Cuba among Communist nations as Bolshevik revolution anniversary nears. Krushchev meets Pathet Lao leader in Moscow.
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Yemen
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Red Sea
Kine
Hassan
Moscow
UPD
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Yugoslavia
China
Tokyo
Nikita S. Krushchev
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Radio Moscow
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Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Kenitex
Les Leggett
Nevada
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