Britain Braces As U S Plans Skybolt Cancellation
London reports an intensive strain in the Anglo American alliance as the U S Defense Department contemplates scrapping the Skybolt missile. British officials warn that cancellation could force a reappraisal of defense commitments including Holy Loch for a Polaris base. The Skybolt has cost 650 million and has failed in its first five tests.
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London
U.S. Defense Department
Britain
Holy Loch
Scotland
Laborite
Daily Herald
Thorneycroft
Macmillan
Bahamas
McNamara Thorneycroft Talk Tough On Defense Policy
Reports from a Tuesday conference quote US Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and British Defense Minister Peter Thorneycroft delivering a blunt, tough assessment of defense policy and allied security strategy amid growing Cold War tensions.
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Robert McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
Byrd Says Tax Cut To Be Refused
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia predicted Congress will reject President Kennedy's 1963 tax cut without a pledged spending reduction. He argued tax cuts should not be funded by borrowing and warned the deficit may reach about $10 billion, backing House figures that no tax cut is justified while the deficit looms.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Kennedy
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Virginia
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
McNamara Thorneycroft Adjourn for NATO Ministers Meet
McNamara and Thorneycroft adjourned their conference to attend the NATO ministerial meeting in Paris opening Thursday. President Kennedy and Prime ministers were expected to join discussions on allied defense policies and postwar security measures.
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McNamara
Thorneycroft
NATO
Paris
Kennedy
Thant urges Western sanctions to rein Katanga crisis
U Thant asks United States Britain and Belgium to impose economic pressure on Katanga to force Moise Tshombe into line. UK reportedly reluctant to use sanctions that could destabilize the region. US and Belgium show support for tougher steps. Thant plans first moves to halt air traffic to Elisabethville and disrupt rail mail and communications. Belgium to remove about 700 technicians vital to the province.
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United States
Belgium
Thant
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Britain
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Walter Loridan
Tte
Elisabethville
FBI Informer Newsman Called In Party Trial
Washington AP U S attorneys plan to call an FBI informer and a New York newsman in the trial of the Communist Party for refusing to register as a Soviet agent. Will Lissner of the New York Times and Joseph B Zoltan are named as witnesses. The party faces possible fines up to 10000 daily for refusal to register and disclose officers members and finances.
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Washington
U. S
New York
Comunity Party
Soviet Union
F. Kirk Maddix
Justice Department
Communist Party
Will Lissner
New York Times
Joseph B. Zoltan
United States
Maddrix
Zoltan
Commission On Ecumenical Missions and Relations
United Presbyterian Church
Trict
The happiest miser on earth is one who saves friends
A concise proverb noting that true wealth is found in saving friends, not hoarding riches. It contrasts stinginess with generosity and highlights friendship as lasting value.
Ultimatum Issued To Gen Alsina In Cordoba Standoff
Argentina's air force commander Brigadier Alsina held Cordoba rebel garrison, after President Guido fired him. Brig. Armanini warned the predecessor to surrender or face a vastly superior force as government officials sought a bloodless resolution to a sixth crisis in nine months. The Cordoba base, 400 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, became the focal point of the confrontation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cordoba
Carlos Conrado Segundo Armanini
Cayo Antonio Alsina
Jose Maria Guido
Air Force
Khrushchev pledges action if Cuba pledge not fulfilled
Moscow Premier Khrushchev warned that if American pledges on Cuba are not kept the Soviet Union will take actions as the situation requires. He spoke for an hour in the Kremlin saying the USSR had shown it could preserve peace and that it would never abandon revolutionary Cuba in trouble.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Two Thirds Of Eastern U S In Grip Of Cold
A severe cold snap grips the eastern United States with sub zero temperatures statewide. Cleveland tied a 45 year date record as snow and low visibility close Hopkins Airport and Conneaut faces two feet of new snow and a state of emergency. Guardsmen haul food and fuel to snow bound residents while two men die shoveling snow and temperatures tumble across Ohio to near zero.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Zanesville
Cleveland Hopkins
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Stanley Robertson
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio National Guardsmen
Brown Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Ashtabula County
Jefferson
Kingsville
Youngstown
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Lake
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Findlay
Cincinnati
Dayton
Akron
Bellaire
Chesapeake
Marietta
Thompson Ramo Woolridge wins Navy sub contract
Thompson Ramo Woolridge Inc says its jet division won a 3.4 million dollar subcontract to produce control rod mechanisms for the U S Navy nuclear submarine fleet.
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Cleveland
Thompson Ramo Woolridge, Inc
U.S. Navy
Reds Say Secrets Sold Absurd says Moscow spy charges stirred
British businessman Greville Wynne and two Americans tied to Penkovsky case were arrested as Soviet authorities alleged secret material was trafficked. Penkovsky reportedly headed foreign science and worked with U.S. and British officials, while Richard Jacob denied any knowledge, calling charges absurd. No U.S. reply from embassy or State Department.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
U.S
Union
Ices
Penkovsky
Selits Central Science Administration
Entific
0. V. Penkovsky
Dip
Richard Carl Jacob
Pensy
Soviet Union
Karlson
Rodney Carlson
Greville Wynne
Hungary
Jacob
State Department
Washington
Columbus Linder State of Emergency Declared Downtown
A state of emergency was declared in downtown Columbus due to a water main break. Mayor Ralston Westlake ordered citizens to stay away unless necessary as schools, stores, and offices closed. Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said only essential state employees should report to work while water service was out in several city districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralston Westlake
Michael V. DiSalle
City of
Missing purse costs Cleveland officer job
In Cleveland, a purse theft case led to the dismissal of Elmer Cummins, 30, with 90 day suspensions for William Greller, 32, and John O'Donnell, after they refused lie tests in the probe. The purse of Toledo resident Mrs Mildred Bires vanished following a Sept. 28 automobile crash. the officers were reassigned as their statements changed.
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Cleveland
John N. McCormick
Elmer Cummins
Force
William Greller
John O'Donnell
Ing
Toledo
Mildred Bires
West Side
East Side
Frank Story
North Borneo Uprising Appears Under Control
Brunei dispatch reports British forces advancing as they capture three rebel centers in the North Borneo uprising. In Seria, 50 rebels hold about nine Europeans at the police station while clashes surround the bazaar quarter and major towns La pasa Limbang and Kuala Belait fall to British forces. General Poett announces the revolt is collapsing and order will be maintained.
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Brunei
Seria
Sarawak
North Borneo
Lawas
Limbang
Kuala Belait
Nigel Poett
Far East
Shell Oil says 15 to 20 hostages held in Brunei
In Singapore a spokesman for the British Shell Oil Co. said 15 to 20 hostages remained in rebel hands in Brunei, among them Europeans. Shell runs the Seria oil field in the territory.
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Singapore
Shell Oil Co
Brunei
Shell
Seria
Weather outlook dips below freezing with brief warm-up
The area braces for below zero readings tonight with a slight rise tomorrow then colder weekend. Yesterday's high reached 13 above, with a 2 below zero low at 7 am today. Temperatures will run 14 to 18 degrees below normal for five days as a light snow flurry pattern is expected to continue.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Star Photographing Program Is Delayed
Bad weather forced postponement of an attempt to photograph the stars from above the earth at Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico.
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Base
N. M
No Relief For Region As Unseasonable Cold Grips Nation
Unseasonably cold weather and strong winds grip the eastern two thirds of the nation with record or near record lows. Snow continues to fall in the Northeast as road crews fight to keep arteries open and crops face damage with multi million dollar losses reported in some areas. Florida records near zero temperatures while Miami hits 38 above and 48 this morning as Arctic air centers over the North Central region.
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North Central
Gulf Coast
Appalachians
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Huron
D.C
Midwest
North Carolina
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Miami
Mercury
Note Leads To Victims Of Slaying
VAN NUYS Calif AP Police traced a note by young father Raymond J Hudgens 22 confessing to killing his wife Grace Mary Hudgens 20 her father Myron Young 67 and mother in law Dorothy 55 and a 16 month old son in a Kingman Arizona cabin last Tuesday The note hinted he would be dead or captured Truth of the killings prompted authorities to search the San Fernando Valley for Hudgens and possible whereabouts of the child custody status remains unclear
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van Nuys
Calif
Kingman
Ariz
Raymond J. Hudgens
Grace Mary Hudgens
Myron Young
Dorothy
Hudgens
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Kennedy and Khrushchev direct phone link proposed
At Geneva AP reports United States urges a direct telephone line between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev as part of a six point program to prevent war from miscalculation. Ambassador Arthur Dean urged the disarmament conference to consider measures to avoid surprise attacks and accidental blows. The plan seeks early agreements to reduce future crises including the Cuban crisis context.
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United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
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