U S Protests to OAS Over Cuban Arms Shipments
The State Department protested to the Organization of American States against Soviet bloc arms shipments to Cuba. It warned of thousands of tons of weapons, including light tanks and artillery, possibly MiG jets, and military technicians aiding Cuba’s expansion of revolutionary activity in other nations.
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Santiago
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Foreign Ministry
Washington
OAS
Navy
State Department
Organization of American States
Castro
U.S
Havana
Kennedy Nixon argue over fifth debate amid Cuba tensions
Kennedy and Nixon aides clash over a fifth debate with conflicting terms one side seeking a no-subject encounter the other restricting topics and duration. Kennedy urges final time and place while criticizing Nixon for not committing while warning of shifting US and Cuban tensions in the Caribbean and at home.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Cuba
J. Leonard Reinsch
Sen
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Reinseh
Pennsylvania
Kenney
Pledge
Iron Curtain
Eastern
Europe
Naisn
Scranton
Congress
Eisenhower
Tohany
Birth announcements flood Laut Clinic and West Texas hospitals
A string of birth notices records newborns from multiple families across Laut Clinic and West Texas Hospital. Families include Hereford, Lira, Mendellin, Coburn, Reser, Kennith Rel, Graham, Dwight, Tatum, Balley, Dealoon, Piddle, Washington and others. Weights range from 3 pounds 15 ounces to 9 pounds 14 ounces with times and hospital locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Mendellin
Rt 7
Lubbock
Isdam
Catholics Issue Second Voting Ultimatum In Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Catholic hierarchy releases a second pastoral letter urging Catholics not to vote for Gov. Luis Munoz Marin’s Popular Democrats. Bishops denounce government as anti Christian and stress the letter corrects misinterpretations of the previous message read in churches. Clara Chaff is introduced as a new radio character in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Popular Democrats
Clara Chaff
Britain
U.S. Allows Russian Officials to See Jailed Alleged Spy
The United States let two Russian officials confer with Igor Melekh, an alleged Soviet spy and UN translator, in a federal detention center. The move followed Soviet protests and cited a 1933 exchange of letters governing the U.S. Russia diplomacy. Melekh and Willie Hirsch were held on $50,000 bail for conspiring to obtain aerial photos of Chicago.
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New York
United States
Air Force
Moscow
FBI
Igor Yakovlevich Melekh
United Nations
P. D. Morozov
Morozov
General Assembly
Washington
State Department
Melekh
Lincoln White
Boris Belousov
Belousovy
Willie Hirsch
U.S
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
Yuri Velisky
Nikolai Reznichenko
Hirsch
Germany
Chicago
Kirill S$. Dorenkin
UN Secretariat
Radio and Visual Division
Public Information
U.S. State Department
Doronkin
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Charles Rosenbaum
U. S
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Secretariat
Three Hurt In Traffic Mishaps
Three persons were injured, none seriously, in two Friday afternoon traffic mishaps. Two Negro girls Gail King and Annette Brown were struck by a car driven by Howard Jerry Je of Amarillo at Ave A and 20th St about 2 59 p.m. They were treated and dismissed at Lauf Clinic. Frank Todd Jr. 15 was a passenger in a car driven by George N Hancock 15 of 2718 59th St and taken to West Texas Hospital after a collision at Indiana Avenue and 50th Street at about 6 54 p.m. The other driver was Billy Mac Menefee 25 of 4120 Chicago.
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Amarillo
Ave. A
20Th St
Lauf Clinic
Gail King
Jessie King
Birch
Annette Brown
Albert Brown
Howard Jerry Je
Avenue A
West Texas Hospital
McDonald Funeral Chapel
Frank Todd Jr
58Th St
George N. Hancock
Hancock
Indiana Avenue
Billy Mac Menefee
Chicago
50Th Street
Nixon Seeks Illinois Win In Key Electoral Front
Nixon tours Illinois aiming for its 27 electoral votes with large crowds in Danville Davenport and other towns. He attacks recession fear while noting car sales hit early October highs and admonishes hecklers as he presses a final Michigan rally.
Heavy rainfall and a norther sweep across Texas
Frightened by downpours on Friday night Denison near the Red River north of Dallas saw a 4.10 inch cloudburst in two hours while Greenville recorded 5.12 inches in an hour and 45 minutes at the Temco plant. Marshall and areas near Shreveport had near two inches in an hour as water ran into homes. overall damage was slight as water receded after rain stopped. A new norther moved into the Panhandle and northern Texas, bringing cooler air and scattered thundershowers across East and Central Texas.
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Guatemala
State Department
Venezuela
Mexico
Brazil
Colombia
Chile
Costa Rica
Guatemala City
Manuel Ydigoras Fuentes
National Congress
Cuba
U.S
United States
Pinar del Rio
Oriente
Jacobo Arbenz
Arbenz
Castro
Spanish Republican Army
Alberto Bayo
Fidel Castro
Mariel
Pinar del Iiio
Havana
Sir
Denison
Red River
Dallas
Greenville
Temco
Marshall
Texas
Shreveport
Panhandle
Big Bend
South Plains
Teamsters Win Court Victory Over Watchdog Board
In a 2 1 ruling the U S Court of Appeals voided the board chairmanship and left the panel toothless. The decision named Terence F McShane unfit as chairman and gave the union a veto on any future chair.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
U. S. Court of Appeals
FBI
Terence F. McShane
Eisenhower Praises Nixon in Philadelphia Rally
In Philadelphia the President hailed Nixon as ready for presidency while criticizing Kennedy’s campaign tactics. He defended U S prestige, touted eight years of Republican gains, and warned against Democratic tax and deficit plans that could weaken the dollar and raise federal debt for future generations.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Pennsyllvanis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
London
America
Nixon Lodge
Lodge
Fisenhower
Plane Crash Continues Details From Site and Witnesses
Witnesses described a sw southwest approach and a belly-up impact on a hill near the Clark Fork River. Debris filled the wreck area with engines detached and scattered, the fuselage torn to ribbons and a half football-field of scorched ground. Authorities and Weather Bureau noted clear flying conditions and a routine Spokane to Mullan Pass flight before the mass of wreckage was found.
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Page One
Anderson
Kinney
Clark Fork
Civic Aeronautics Board
Jin Washington
Weather Bureau
George White
NWA
Spokane
Mullan Pass
Idaho- Montana
Montana
Bulie
Great Britain
Gem Robbery Strikes Midtown Manhattan Jewelry Hub
A $50,000 gem holdup occurred in New York City's jewelry district on the Midtown West side. It marked the second such theft in under 24 hours and the fourth in the last three months.
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New York
New York City
Midtown West Side
Vehicle crash leaves Cole boy with injuries
Mike Cole, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Cole of 2122 22nd St, was listed in satisfactory condition at West Texas Hospital Friday after a motorscooter collision with a car. He sustained lacerations and a fractured ankle.
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Mike Cole
Jack Cole
22Nd St
West Texas Hospital
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Soviet Union
Caribbean
West Indies
Assembly
Sandra
Debra McCauley
Houston
Alfred Hereford
Pate
Laut
George Lira
N. Ave. S
Laut Clinic
Panhandle Construction Co
Robert B. Coburn
Harmon
Reese Vilase
Reese Ate Force Base Hospital
Reese
Ronald Resers
Methodist Hospital
The
Stephens Wo, Inc
Kenneth Rel
Ford ‘St
Lily
West Texas
Hamer G. Mavey & Co. Whokesiders
Lon Graham
Abernaths
West iTesae
Iwith Graham
Z. G. Dwight
Vanda
Baldridge Hakery
Clyde ‘Tatum Jr
Joe Ballev
45Th St
Methodist
Mecca
Billy Dealoon
Aoe
J NG
Aim
Frida
Mathadist
Eugene Washington
Avalanche Journal
Dag Hammarskjold
Valerian A. Zorinn
Hammarskjold
A Barrymore
John Barrymore Jr
Gabriella
Gaby) Palazzoli
Rome
Illinois
Davenport
Iowa
Carborndale
Southern Illinois University
Danville
Tuscola
Mattoon
Centralia
Detroit
Sen. Kennedy
Hecklers
Michigan
Muskegon
Herbert G. Klein
Jones Stadium
Jan Barnett
Monterey High
Monterey Plainsmen
Borger
Dolores Bollig
Massachusetts
GOP
Pravda
Hisenhower
Slaton
Maton Motor Co
Ave. Q
Hale
D. F. Eaton
Cadillac
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