Not Consulted Castro Creditor Raps Boat Release
A Miami creditor holding a court order tied up the Cuban patrol boat SV8 at Key West and said the boat would not be released without a State Department request. The State Department indicated no such request would be made, while the plan remained to turn the vessel over to Cuban technicians and recover a hijacked Eastern Air Lines plane.
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Miami
Cuba
State Department
Washington
Charles R. Ashmann
Erwin Harris
Harris & Co
Key West
Joseph W. Reap
State Departtment
Ashmann
Beater
United States
Eastern Air Lines
Department of State
Harris S Co
Florida
U.S
Waterspouts Seen Off Galveston During Morning Squall
Eight waterspouts churned off the Gulf of Mexico near Galveston as 10 000 beachgoers watched from Seawall Boulevard between 9 40 and 10 am. Spouts reached 500 feet, two formed twin sets, no damage reported though one neared a pier. Observers include George Bailey of Santa Fe Railroad Isaac Kaplain and Lt. E C Pangraff.
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Gulf of Mexico
Seawall Boulevard
George Bailey
Santa Fe Railroad
Gulf
Isaac Kaplain
Kaplain
E. C. Pangraff
Ft. Crockett
Mike Curtis
Boys Alive In Plane Wreckage Near Salida
Three people died in a small plane crash near Salida Colorado as two boys survived. Rescuers said the boys remained in the cabin for nearly 27 hours with belts fastened while recovering the brother’s body.
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Salida
Colo
UPI
Charles M. Mc
Chen Cheng Returns to Triumphant Taipei Welcome
Vice President and Premier Chen Cheng arrived back in Taipei after his U S visit, greeted by a large crowd in Formosa. The homecoming followed a state visit to the United States.
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U.S
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Taipei
West Protest Red Ban Sparks Allied Clash Over Berlin
Secretary of State Rusk backed by President Kennedy condemned East Berlin border restrictions as a flagrant violation of Soviet agreements. Britain joined in denouncing the refugee flight limits as illegal, while Adenauer urged countermeasures and Western unity in face of Communist pressure on West Berlin.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Sec
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
East Berlin
Rusk
West Berlin
U.S. State Department
Foreign Office
East
Berlin
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
East Germany
Red
State Department
Asst. Secre
Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan Arrives in Tokyo for Informal Visit
Anastas Mikoyan flew toward Japan for an unofficial visit amid fears of clashes between 3,000 ultra rightists and leftists at Tokyo International Airport. Police tightens security as the No. 2 Soviet leader prepared to land on a special jetliner with his entourage.
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Tokyo
UPI
Anastas Mikoyan
Japan
Tokyo International
Mikoyan
Japan Communist Party
General Council of Japan Trade Union
SCHYO
Maniac sought as two Carlsbad girls found slain
Two Carlsbad girls Mattie Restine 13 and Patty Pritz 14 were found shot and beaten in open ranch country 12 miles NW of Carlsbad after last seen Friday at the municipal beach. Police call the case a possible sex maniac murder. Autopsy ordered and manhunt mobilized with footprints and tire tracks aiding the probe.
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United Press International
Jarlsbad
Carlsbad
A. J. Smith
Mattie C. Restine
Patty Sue Pritz
Carlsbad Municipal Beach
Beach House
Smith
Eddy County
Sheriff's Deputies
Reserve City
U.S
Willie D. Blair
Bill Melton
U.S. 28
Balcony collapse in Turin kills four in heat wave
Four people died when an apartment balcony in Turin broke and collapsed onto the street during a scorching heat wave. The incident occurred Sunday as residents sought relief from extreme temperatures.
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Turin
Italy
Jorge
Helicopter Downed in Laos Crew Rescued After Beind Down
Four American civilian helicopter crew members were rescued after their Air American Corp. craft was shot down in Laos near a remote mountain clearing four days earlier. The incident involved BeeS wssi rebel forces and o战 area, with one American and several Laotian crew members aboard.
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Michael T. Malloy
Vientiane
Laos
Barepas P
Pathet Tao Tee
Air American Corp
Nagle
New U S Plan Aims for Universal Disarmament
John J. McCloy, Kennedy’s disarmament adviser, said on Meet the Press that the United States is preparing a comprehensive plan for complete universal disarmament. He noted talks with allies and potential submission at an international conference, while acknowledging current limits and the need to resolve disputes before disarmament. Khrushchev’s openness to nuclear inspection was cited as a positive sign, though the Soviet stance on some issues remains firm.
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Associated Press
New York
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
United States
Miitan Cold
McCloy
Meet the Press
China
Nikita
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Geneva
Honest Cabbie Ohio Tourist To Get Back 90 Change
Ohio tourist Philip E Kraus of Delaware hands a driver a counterfeit looking 100 bill by mistake after a 9 bill fare. The driver Ralph F Mitchell of Falls Church Virginia found the note and turned the money in to the taxi inspector. Kraus will recover the 90 dollars in change once the bill is verified.
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Ohio
Associated Frees
Washington
Philip E. Kraus
Delaware
Kraus
Ralph F. Mitchell
Falls Church
Mitchell
One Killed as Yacht Explosion Wrecks Vessel
A 46 foot Brook yacht exploded and burned at Brook Sunday killing a four year old girl and injuring 11 others. Police said four crew members were aboard with five men among 14 aboard and women and children among the survivors.
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New York
UPD
A Brook
Roger
Perssons
East Berlin on border amid massive anti communist clash
Thousands of East German troops and Soviet tanks surged into East Berlin to quell anti Communist demonstrations as West Berliners gather in sympathy. Police fired on crowds with tear gas water cannons and bayonets as border fortifications and barbed wire lines held.
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Friedrich Ebert
East Berlin
West Berlin
Erlin
Brandenburg Gate
Red
Eastwest
Argulice Yescoctiner Sane
Ved Ple
East Germany
West
Eyewitness account of East Berlin fence build near Brandenburg Gate
The report describes East German workers erecting an iron fence while sledgehammers and drills gouged the road at night. Communist guards halted all traffic between East and West Berlin. A Westerdeer guard handed a glare field glass to the observer as floodlights lit the pre dawn scene.
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Georgeerlin
Brandenburg Gate
Red
T . Iceman
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