Soviet Chinese Antagonism Highlighted by Tass Account
Tass quoted Premier Chou Enlai defending party unity and urging settlements of disputes by negotiation. The report frames a rift with Khrushchev over Albania and Old Bolshevik critics, noting Albania’s alignment with socialist states and Chou’s emphasis on bloc unity amid tensions within the Eastern alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tass
Khrushchev
Eecome
Chou
Albania
Red Chinese
China
East Germany
Viet Nam
Khrushchev Presidium
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Communist Party
Commu
U.S
South African Party Scores Landslide Win
A fragmented excerpt discusses political shifts and museum preservation as a response to cultural losses. It mentions locations including New Jersey and Idaho Falls, with reference to grassroots efforts rather than top-down Washington, D.C. action. The piece frames museums as key to American preservation and enlivenment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
New Jersey
Idaho Falls
Washington, D.C
Anti Bomb Plea and Nuclear Tests Stir Talks
The article reports on disarmament talks with U.S. and Soviet views on a 50 megaton test, with Krishna Menon and Zhou Enlai offering cautions. It notes museum education rhetoric, political debate, and local zoning decisions affecting car wash paving and private school approvals alongside South African election results.
East Germans Stop Sending Newspapers and Campaign Meeting
East Germans Stop Sending Newspapers announces new trustees including John Whitcomb and J Edd McLaughlin while Roy Bass heads a campaign for a city charter amendment to fund a municipal museum at the November 7 election. O L Byrd chairs the meeting with Dr Holden introducing the speaker. In Monrovia a Liberian Development Corp is set up to aid small business and light industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitcomb
J. Edd McLaughlin
John B. Joiner
James Rosson
Russell Bean
Roy Bass
Bass
Monrovia
Ico
Santa Fe
G. O. Walker
James Rossen
W. C. Holden
Weldon Gibbs
Tee Beeen
Mark Pany
Dorothy Rylander
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns and weights
A cluttered column records births at West Texas and Stein hospitals. Families include Alonzo Jacks and Mrs Jack Fastwood with sons weighing various pounds and ounces, fathers employed by local firms, and hospitals named as Methodist, West Texas, and Reese AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Brewer
Edward Franke
Brownfield
West Texas Hospital
Allay Chemica Indust
Tedro Rodriguez
Ave
Wext Texas Hospital
Mea Antonio Ramirez
Idalou
Lautainic
Mason Manufacturing Co
Francisco Flores
Lautine
Charles Wayne Haney
Artmourn Ave
Laut Clinic
And
Construction Co
Bridge naming urged to honor Mr Sam Rayburn
The effort to name the Rio bridge in Roane County Tennessee after House Speaker Sam Rayburn gains backing. Officials say formalities will start for the tribute as editorials push for honoring the long time Texas representative. Rayburn was born in Roane County and is hospitalized in Dallas with cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinch River
Rayburn
Roane
Sam Ray County
Tenn
Dallas
Filington
Sam
Alimony Set For Singer Rosemary Clooney Divorce Case
In Santa Monica California Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer reached a temporary alimony agreement of 1500 dollars a month while the divorce suit proceeds. The couple, married eight years with five children, also arranged mortgage payments, custody to Clooney and visitation for Ferrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Rosemary Clooney
Jose Ferrer
Superior Court
Ferrer
Seanad
Star Carrier awards honor young paper carriers
A group of Star Carrier youths and many families gathered for a ceremony naming 14 winners of carrier awards at Star Carrier jackets and gear. The event included lengthy lists of recipients and a brief speech by Rickman praising the democracy and freedom taught by paper routes.
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55Th St
Tony Delgado
46Th St
Delgado
Phillip Holmes
6Th St
Bill Holmes
David Goode
21St St
Bryan Goode
Steve Krebs
Ralph Krebbs
Eddie Arnold
28Th St
Charles E. Arnold
Eldon Reynolds
E. Baylor
Bruce Coffman
38Th St
Horace G. Coffman
Billy Shepard
37Th St
Charlie Shepard
Mike Lowe
Cleo Lowe
Johnny Perkins
2Nd St
Leonard Perkins
Oscar Primm Jr
Ave. R
Oscar Primm
Duane Allen
60Th St
C. L. Allen
Roger Bowman
7Th St
Willey Bowman
Butch Wells
Main
John Walker
Jana Orr
24Th St
Woodrow Orr
Mike Smyth
32Nd St
Harry C. Smyrl
Mike Morgan
W. B. Morgan
Teddie Park
40Th St
J. C. Park
Mike Huse
J. R. Huse
David Thomas
Gerald
Thomas
Charles Dabs
Royce Dabbs
Barkley
McLaughlin
13Th St
Laughlin
Chicken
Shack
Rickman
United States
Orenan
Two Texan Shrimpers Rescued From Mexican Reef
Two Texas shrimp boat crewmen were rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Nemesis after their boat Bucky Earl ran aground on a reef off Campeche Mexico. One crewman died during the ordeal and another, John Rodgers of Aransas Pass, was hospitalized with pneumonia but improving. Marion Miles of Corpus Christi reported the survivors were on the reef until noon Tuesday before rescue.
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Mus
Khrushchev
Hoxha
Stalin
Heleed
Bob Burr
Cty
Grimes
Aye Canbica
Eye Reavin Ue
F. McGee
58Th
J. R. Smith
Burr
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Texas
Coast Guard
Ted
John Rodgers
Aransas Pass
Critiind
Marion H. Miles
Corpus
Christi
Bucky Earl
Campeche
Mexico
Nemesis
Martin Luther King in Film Referenced in Royal Holiday Casting
In London the Daily Herald reports Lord Snowden discusses MLK's role in a film tied to the Royal Holiday scene. The piece mentions phrases about freedom, communism, and the nation’s core principles as observed by various figures at a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Holiday Film London
UPI
Daily Herald
Lord Snowden
Lear
Rickman
Dudley Repp
Russia
Avatat
springenche-Jourme
Hollywood
Martin Luther King
Georgia
Otto Preminer
Thoraciey Nigh
Preminger
King
Ebenezer Bay Ee
Atlanta
Gan
Wednesday Pear
Rayburn Rests Well In Hospital
UPI reports House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, in serious condition at Baylor Medical Center with far advanced cancer. He ate a small lunch and sat up in bed, doctors noting no change in treatment and a comfortable day despite the serious status. Rayburn was admitted October 2 and diagnosed three days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Medical Center
Rayburn
Old Mystery Recalled By Plebe Quest
A decade old case resurfaces as West Point plebe Paul M Weaver I a Portsmouth high school leader writes of dislike for the regimentation yet pride in service. Reports show discipline stress while another cadet Richard Cox vanished after dining out with a man named George details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Dssay
Richardppearance Cox
Mansfield
Ohio
Cox
George
Germany
Juror Evidence Links Scarbeck To Defect Urging
A jury in Washington weighs espionage charges against former diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck after testimony that he urged Polish Communist agents to defect to the West while slipping them a secret document. Witness Kenneth Knauf described Scarbeck as holding the full story of the dealings and denied giving classified papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
West
Irvin C.scarbeck
Warsaw
Kenneth Wiplomat
Knauf
Scarbeck
Eraoe Sn
Doctor halted cancer remission treatment due to weakness
Doctors began cancer remission therapy but suspended it as the patient proved too weak to stand the drugs. They aim to resume once strength returns.
Business Council Kennedy Meet Sidesteps Controversy
In Hot Springs Virginia the Kennedy administration and the Business Advisory Council end a nine month spat over secrecy and exclusivity. About 100 of the 160 members attend a conference chaired by Roger Blough of U S Steel with reporters barred from opening sessions. Hodges pressed for openness while the council maintains private status and advisory role.
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Hot Springs
Thement
Kennedy
Ford
Jet Fe Tem
Wits
Council
Business Advisory Council
Sec. Ofd Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Peace Pipe
Commerce Department
Tolsec
Edward Gudeman
Hodges
Dne
Sec. of
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walter W. Heller
Business ‘Council
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Government of Libhetration
White House
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Georg Von Bekesy
Stockholm UPI report: Hungarian-born Georg Von Bekesy, a former telephone research engineer and Harvard scientist, wins the 1961 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering how the inner ear selects and discriminates tones. He is 62 and became a U.S. citizen after arriving in 1947.
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Stockholm
UPI
Harvard University
Georg von Bekesy
United States
New York
von Bekesy
Nobel ‘Committee
Storting
Oslo
UN Sec
Dagid
Northern
Rhodesia
Corpac
Pepetdes
Bloekholm
Door
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Zoslavs
Ramnet
Isarmament Negotiators
Krishna Menon
Toole
Miachi
Europe
Ana Nere
Mat
Dr. Toole
Malenkov
Kaganovich
4Th Street
Monte M. Page Jr
Page
Repubtive Commercia
City Planning and Zoning Commieeian
Harvie M. Pruitt
Pruitt
Julian R. Wise
Texas Testing Laboratory
Paris Ave
Davis Armistead
J. W. Kinard
Ben Lyman Jr
50Th St
Knoxville Ave
Carlos A. Quirino
110 Ave. R
Johannesburg
South
Party
House of Assembly
Welson Gibbs
C. L. Byrd
Mark Hailey
Vic
United Nations
South Africa
G. 0. Walker
Lubbock
O. L. Byrd
Holden
Dudley Strain
Aariemai
Stevenson
United
India
S. K. Tsarapkin
Ion
Geneva
Andre
Alonzo Jacks
Tounces
St Mary's Hospital
Sir John
Buchanan
Stein Ata Hospital
Jack Fastwood
Govan Sountant
Pounds mWay
Texas ‘Hospital
Texas Tech
Natividad Pals
Bing
Supreme Beet Co
Reese Air Force Base
Honor
Munich
Federal Bureau of Roads
Eineel
Blond Bangton
General Assembly
Wert
Esine
Free Europe
Sid
Jin
Singer
Star Carriers
Plebe
Searbeck
Kimberley Hale
Rader C. Hale
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Govern
DR. von Berely
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