Tshombe Heads Toward Kolwezi in Secret Flight
Moise Tshombe slipped from United Nations jurisdiction in a secret night dash from Katanga, heading toward Kolwezi as U.N. pressure and treason talk mounted. He flew to Solwezi and planned to reach Kolwezi by Monday, with diplomats voicing concern over a possible arrest and transfer to Leopoldville.
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Adrian Porter Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Kolwezi
Congo
U.N
Solwezi
Here
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Katanga
Leopoldville
Man dies of suffocation in Cleveland motel fire
A 53 year old man died from suffocation in a fire at the Seaway Motor Hotel in Cleveland. Firemen identified the victim as Larry Milleran. The blaze started in Milleran room and was attributed to careless smoking.
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Cleveland (Ap
Seaway Motor Hotel
Cleveland
Larry Milleran
Milleran
Soviet-Chinese quarrel dominates East German party congress
Berlin AP dispatch reports East Berlin hosts the sixth East German Communist Congress with Khrushchev as star attendee. The meeting centers on the Soviet Chinese split, as China’s Wu Hsiu-chuan leads a delegation to answer Khrushchev’s expected pushback on aggressive policy toward the United States and Western allies. The Yugoslavs and Henry Winston of the U.S. Communist Party attend. Gomulka may mediate with Khrushchev, while his foreign minister’s India visit signals Chinese disfavor.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Ordyes Oobp
Peking
Moscow
Khrushchev
Poland
Khruschev
United States
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Central Committee
Tto
Yugoslavia
Communist Bloc
Moscow-Peking
Henry Winston
American Communist Party
Winston
Soviet Union
Fred
Union
U.S
Kennedy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Adam Rapachi
India
Chnese
Test Ban Talks Open On Monday
Washington reports that Kennedy administration disarmament chief William C. Foster will lead U S talks with Soviet ambassadors Fedorenko and Tsarapkin in New York on Monday. Officials say both sides seek clues on Moscow hints of a possible test ban amid disarmament deadlock.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
State Department
William C. Foster
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Us.s
Fishermen Rescued From Lake Erie Ice Floe Near Shore
About 150 ice fishermen were rescued from an ice floe in Lake Erie about 50 yards from shore, the Coast Guard reported. Another four were taken from a concrete water intake by the cutter Tupelo. They were marooned after a large ice chunk parted from the shore. No injuries were reported.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Tupelo
Patrick Glennon marks 71st year with Starrett Co
Athol Massachusetts Patrick Glennon 86 celebrates his 71st year with the L S Starrett Company on a Saturday. He continues work at a milling machine demonstrating long service and steady employment within the firm and community.
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Athol, Mass
Patrick Glennon
L. S. Starrett Co
Pork-Packing Once Big Middletown Industry Revealed
A pre Civil War look at Middletown’s first major industry pork-packing led by Edward Jones. George Crout and Wilfred Vorhis recount the tale on page 21 with reflections on the era. Also noted are vanished passenger trains and upheaval in South America on pages 22 and 10.
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Middletown
George Crout
Wilfred Vorhis
Edward Jones
Meredith denies return to Jackson State
In Oxford Mississippi AP Meredith called a Memphis Commercial Appeal report inaccurate claiming he might transfer back to Jackson State College after this semester at the University of Mississippi. He said he would not re-enroll second term unless learning conditions improved and offered no other plans. Examinations January 17 to 25 and next term registration January 31.
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Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Jackson State College
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Jackson State
Mississippi
Poet Robert Frost Progressing After Surgery
Poet Robert Frost is improving after surgery at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Dr. F Lloyd Mussells reported a good night, breakfast, and Frost spending part of the morning in a chair for a second time, signaling steady progress.
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Boston
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
F. Lloyd Mussells
Frost
22 Corruption Probes in 22 States Studied
Justice Department widens probe into corruption of public officials in 22 states and reports on efforts to fix sports events. Attorney General Kennedy cites a 300 percent rise in racketering prosecutions in 1962, notes legislative changes curbed interstate gambling but sports betting remains a problem.
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Louis G. Panos Washington
Justice Department
White House
Robert F
Kennedy
Criminal Division
The
Herbert J. Miller
Newport
Lake County
Ind
New York City
Democrats Fight For Ways and Means Seat
In Washington Democrats contest a Ways and Means vacancy left by Burr Harrison. Candidates Rep. Phil Landrum of Georgia and Rep. W Pat Jennings of Virginia vie for the post, a key split on health care and tax cuts. A Monday caucus will install the new member by secret ballot, with Rep. Ross Bass seen as likely to win the other vacancy.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Phil M. Landrum
Georgia
W. Pat Jennings
Ways and Means
Jennings
Landrum
Burr P. Harrison
D-Va
Ross Bass
Kuznetsov To Visit In Cuba Next Week
Havana AP reports Soviet envoy Vasiliy V. Kuznetsov, a U N delegate on the Cuban crisis, is set to visit Cuba next week. West German Ambassador Karl Graf von Sprell said he was invited by Cuba’s Foreign Ministry to a Tuesday reception for Kuznetsov.
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Havana
Cuba
Vasiliy V. Kuznetsov
United Nations
Karl Graf von Sprell
Foreign Ministry
Kuznetsov
Brazil flood toll rises in Sao Paulo heavy rains
Torrential rains drenched Sao Paulo for a third straight day causing at least 12 deaths. Many low-lying neighborhoods were submerged as floodwaters inundated hundreds of homes.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Top Cuban Communist Rodriguez Shot In Assassination Attempt
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, Cuba's leading Marxist theoretician and head of the National Institute of Agrarian Reform, was shot in the leg and thigh in an assassination attempt, with Castro regime denying the reports. He has long held key roles from editor of Hoy to executive member of ORI and central planning duties.
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George Arfeld
Havana
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Fidel Castro
Cuban Information Agency
Rodriguez
Cuba
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Matanzas
Hoy
Castro
Blas Roca
Fulgencio Batista
Sierra Maestra
Eurlier
Agrarian Institute
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Integrated Revolutionary Organization
ORI
Soviet Union
Governor to decide fate of Mrs Klumpp Monday
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle will decide on clemency for Mrs. Edy Klumpp by Monday, after the Pardon and Parole Commission voted 5 to 0 against clemency. Klumpp is serving a life sentence at Marysville Reformatory for the 1958 murder of Louise Bergen, with her longtime claim that her boyfriend William Bergen was involved but not tied to the crime. DiSalle, ending his term, can order release before noon Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Klumpp
DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Commission
James A. Rhodes
Klumpp
Marysville Reformatory
Marriage license bureau sign reads Out to lunch Think it over
A door sign at the marriage license bureau displays Out to lunch Think it over suggesting a temporary closure. The playful notice captures a brief moment of civic life and local humor. No other details are provided.
President To Speak On Monday
President Kennedy expects only slight changes to his legislative agenda in Congress after a House clash. The State of the Union address is set for noon with general terms and later messages for specifics. In the Senate a fight over filibuster reform looms as southern opponents organize to block changes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Rules Committee
Senate
House
Guilty Plea Sought in Dr Geza de Kaplany Slaying
In San Jose California the defense plans to urge a guilty plea for Dr Geza de Kaplany the Hungarian refugee charged with murdering his wife Hanna de Kaplany Torture described with a butcher knife and three kinds of acid Aug 28 she died Sept 30 The lawyer cites deteriorating mental state and seeks an insanity defense pivot for trial readiness.
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San Jose
Calif
Geza de Kaplany
Hungary
Atty. E. F. Devilbiss
Hanna de Kaplany
Weather blizzard spawns record cold and deaths across regions
A Midwest blizzard and arctic cold swept a wide area from the West Coast to the Great Lakes with temperatures down to 4 below and heavy snow. At least 17 deaths were blamed on the storm, with accumulations of 5 inches in Michigan and 9 to 9 inches in Iowa, plus hazardous driving warnings from Lower Michigan to New York and New England.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Michigan
Colorado
Wisconsin
Maryland
Nebraska
Oregon
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Iowa
Huron
Revilla
S.D
Minnesota
Lower
New York State
New England
Mt. Mansfield
Portland-Brunswick
Maine
Denver
Amarillo
Tex
New Mexico
California
New York
Moscow Faces Harsh Snowstorm Across Soviet Union
Snow and cold swept much of the Soviet Union on Saturday with Moscow recording four degrees below zero as frigid weather spread across major cities.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Record Cold Snap Hits Across U.S. States
A frigid Arctic air mass drives historic low temperatures from Cheyenne to Idaho. Cheyenne posts a 21 degree high, Otis McAllen falls 59 degrees from 91 to 32, while lows plunge to minus values in Montana Wyoming Nebraska and beyond. Travel snow slows nationwide as cold wave warnings spread from Ohio Valley to the Rio Grande Valley. A South Dakota girl died after wandering from home in 10 weather.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
McAllen
Tex
Ohio Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
South Texas
South Dakota
Heavy Helicopter Toll Prompts Tactical Review
In Saigon a rising U S helicopter toll spurs a review of tactics as 53 Americans die in the year long effort to support South Vietnam. Seven crewmembers died in the Me Kong delta crash tied to mechanical difficulty, while 16 helicopters have been destroyed and many more damaged by ground fire.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Mekong River
U. S. Army
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