France Apologizes Over Jet Intercept of Soviet Leader
France seeks to calm Soviet anger after a French jet fired tracer rounds near a plane carrying Leonid Brezhnev off Algeria. Paris says the pilot deviated from flight plan and promises full investigation. Gromyko meets De la Grandville to discuss the incident and France’s regrets.
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France
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Moscow
Jean de la Grandville
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Mediterranean
Soviet Communist Party of
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Lebanon
de la Grandville
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rabat
Morocco
Brezhnev
Kennedy Names 4 Advisers
President Kennedy named four advisers to reorganize government machinery and abolished two similar committees. The appointees are Robert A. Lovett Richard Neustadt Don K. Price and Sydney Stein Jr. Neustadt also advises a Senate subcommittee on national policy machinery. The four receive consultant fees, no salary.
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Kennedy
Robert A. Lovett
New York
Defense
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Columbia University
Neustadt
Senate
Eisenhower
Advisory Committee
Harry S. Truman
NASA Delays Juno II Flight For Radio Brain Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The National Aeronautics and Space Agency postponed an orbit attempt for the radio brain satellite due to technical difficulties. No new launch time was given and the Juno II rocket was eventually called off at 4 a.m. EST. The 75 pound satellite planned six radio broadcasting frequencies to study the ionosphere.
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NSA
Civilian Space Agency
Alaska orders snow maker for ski troops
Lexington Massachusetts based Larchmont Engineering Co. received a new order from Anchorage Alaska for a snow making machine. Lt Col Jom R Chasteen of the Alaskan Air Command said the device will supply snow for Army ski troop maneuvers on bare slopes.
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Joseph Tropeano
Larchmont Engineering Co
Anchorage
Alaska
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Alaskan Air Command Headquarters
JFK Selects Baldwin As Malaya Envoy
President Kennedy named Charles Franklin Baldwin a former Foreign Service officer as ambassador to Malaya. The White House said nine ambassadors will remain indefinitely in their posts. Baldwin, 59, left government service in 1955 for the Motion Picture Association of America and has held other posts.
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Charles Franklin Baldwin
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White House
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Honduras
Arthur L. Richards
Ethiopia
R Borden
Chuckle Live Discreet Show Sneaks Note About Parrot
A light entertainment item notes a discreet Chuckle Live performance rumored to attract town gossip, suggesting attendees keep quiet about the lighthearted act and avoid drawing attention to the parrot involved.
Katanga Denies Elaborate Lumumba Escape Plot
Katanga Province officials in Elisabethville denied fabricating a story alleging ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba escaped from a farmhouse jail at Mutshatsa. A car used by Lumumba and two associates was found north of Kasaji, fueling fears of civil war if he is dead or alive. The government faulted guards for any escape and urged inquiry while the U.N. and world observers weighed implications for Congo's political crisis.
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Katanga
Patrice Sean
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Mutshatsa
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Tune
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Covn
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Tshombe
Yulu
Republic of Congo
Cape
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Soviet Union
U.N
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Katang
Bukama
Marilyn Monroe Leaves Hospital
New York AP Marilyn Monroe, the 34 year old actress, left Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic of New York Hospital after being admitted last Tuesday. A hospital spokesman said her condition was improved and her immediate destination was not disclosed.
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Marilyn Monroe
Payne Whitney
New York Hospital
Woman killed at Lima birthday party
In Lima Ohio gunfire at a birthday gathering left Estella Caulton 25 dead after four shots. Lydia Boddie 23 was taken into custody identified by witnesses as the shooter. Ezekiel Spears 39 and Jack Raglund 4 were wounded. Police say the revolver remains unfound. the party was for the resident’s wife.
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Ohio
Lydia Boddie
Estella Caulton
Accidental Explosion during War Games Kills Six Soldiers
In Mexico City six Mexican soldiers were killed and 11 injured when a mortar shell exploded prematurely during war games. Defense Minister Gen Agustin Olachea was observing maneuvers by three artillery regiments and ordered an investigation after blaming a defective connection for the blast.
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Goldberg Leaves Michigan For Ohio On Jobless Pilgrimage
In Detroit AP report Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg tours hard hit Midwest states to drum up support for Kennedy economic recovery program. He cites a recession and unemployment in Michigan where 320000 are unemployed and 165000 idle in Detroit. He meets with workers and labor leaders including Walter Reuther while defending tax incentives for business modernization.
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Arthur J Goldberg
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Goldberg
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Ohio
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Reuther
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Mich
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Ind
State Labor Chief to Hear Ohio Unemployment Plight
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg arrives in Columbus from Detroit for a four hour, five stop Midwest tour to assess conditions in key areas. Donald Leach of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation notes Ohio's jobless rate is above 12 percent of about 2.4 million covered workers.
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Ohio
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Detroit
Midwest
Donald B. Leach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Marriage Went to the Fish in Santa Monica Divorce
Jacquelyn Lee Prescott, 44, seeks a divorce from John H. Prescott, 25, Marineland curator, saying he focused only on fish. She testified they filled the house from sink to bed and admitted he sometimes slept with them on the bed. she said he ignored her.
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John H. Prescott
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Superior Court
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Rescuers Hunt Last Snow Victim
Rescuers dig through Scalottas Mountain snow for the final victim of a avalanche that killed eight Swiss high school students and their teacher on a skiing trip from Glarus. The eight residents and one teacher died. a boy with a broken back died after being flown to a doctor's home.
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Switzerland
Scalottas Mountain
Glarus
Scarlottas
Gotham Traffic Legal Again Forces Caution Amid Snow
New York AP reports Mayor Wagner lifted the ban on non essential private car driving in Manhattan but urged motorists to stay off the streets. The sudden influx of cars created a hectic scene and disrupted snow cleanup on side streets as owners responded to the change.
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New York
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy Flies To Rest Haven
President Kennedy leaves Washington to spend the weekend at Glen Ora, a French style estate in Loudoun County Virginia. He will join Jacqueline and Caroline, while John Jr remains at the White House. A press lottery to bed allocations in Middleburg drew 24 reporters for 20 beds amid heavy snows and tight lodging options.
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Virginia
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Marine Corps
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Colonial Inn
Pierre Salinger
Jeannette Rudellat
IU. S. Information Agency
Deputies patrol lettuce laborers in Imperial Valley strike
In El Centro California deputies with shotguns patrolled 75 farm laborers amid a strike that halted the Imperial Valley lettuce harvest valued in the multimillion range. The officers’ patrol followed tension surrounding labor actions during the harvest season.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Rains Trigger Slides. Oregon Train and Motel Hit
Rain saturated western Oregon as slides caused damage near Portland. A Columbia Gorge slide toppled toward a Union Pacific passenger train, pushing cars into the riverbackwater and injuring crew. In Troutdale a motel was crushed. Stella Dory and her two children were rescued and hospitalized while others escaped unharmed. A prior gorge slide tore up 800 feet of track as a UP traincarried youths to a church conference, injuring one crewman and prompting examinations for others. More than 42 inches of rain fell in some areas, flooding roads and sparking multiple slides.
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Columbia Gorge
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Columbia River
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Here
Stella Dory
Charlotte
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Boy Killer Pleads Innocent in Weird Death by Own Action
Gervis Basil Nichols a 14 year old West Memphis boy charged with two counts of first degree murder after confessing to shooting two boys to spur the state into killing him. Nichols waived age and will be tried as an adult with trial set for February 14.
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Circuit Court
Douglas Naylor
I Floyd Naylor
James Wallace Melton
Herman Melton
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