Engineers Rebel Fight Brews In Ecuador
Quito reports a regiment of engineers revolted against the Ecuadorian government after the arrest of Vice President Carlos Arosemena on orders of President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra. Arosemena and aides were seized near midnight and imprisoned in the federal penitentiary following a street confrontation with Gonzalo Jacome, the national director.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Arosemena
Congress
Federal Penitentiary
Gonzalo Jacome
National
Carlos Rosemena
Milk Flows Again In New York After Arbitration Deal
A two week milk drought in New York and Long Island ended with an agreement to submit the last remaining issue in a Teamsters strike to arbitration over overtime pay. Home deliveries may resume earlier hours, with broader service planned. Mayor Wagner announced arbitration just before polls opened, defending the move amid a heated mayoral race.
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New York
Long Island
Teamsters
Nassau
Suffolk
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Khrushchev Says Soviet Testing Will End When Others Do
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told reporters at a reception that the USSR will drop nuclear testing when the other nations stop testing. He also acknowledged earlier today that such testing is harmful to health.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Man Fined For Parking Wrong Side Returns Extra Cash
Ralph Richards of Pennsburg was fined $1 in Pottstown Pa for parking on the wrong side of the street. He sent $10 with a note saying Keep the change. If you're that hard up for money you might need the extra money The borough council ordered the treasurer to return $9.
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Pottstown, Pa
Ralph Richards
Pennsburg
Pottstown
Sad Song Sprints To Win As Diaz Wins Big Pool
In Agua Caliente Mexico a horse named Sad Song won the 10th race on Sunday. Guy Diaz age 38 from Michoacan and five friends correctly picked the winner and the five prior races, cashing a pool ticket worth 72127 dollars. Diaz, a former bracero laborer in the United States, and his companions plan to buy a chicken ranch.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Guy Diaz
Caliente
Diaz
Michoacan
United States
Fires threaten Pacific Palisades as blazes join
In Southern California, two fires on a 106 mile front race toward Pacific Palisades threatening a coastal community. The Bel Air Topanga Canyon fires have destroyed hundreds of homes including those of Burt Lancaster and Zsa Zsa Gabor, with Nixon fleeing and 2,000 evacuated. Firefighters prepare for worst as flames push toward the ocean.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
California
Burt Lancaster
Joe E. Brown
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Richard M. Nixon
Hollywood Hills
Santa Monica
Swank
Bel-Air
Brentwood
Topanga
Ocean
Keith Klinger
Topanga Canyon
Weather Bureau
Beverly Glen Boulevard
Students Protest Atom Tests in Farm Sit-In
Delta College students camp in a cornfield near Bay City to protest nuclear weapons testing. About two tents and camping gear are provided by sympathizers as the sit-in runs around the clock until noon Saturday. Janet Stevens of Saginaw chaperones the group. Bernard Heidtman, 21, chairs the effort to spur public opposition to bomb testing. Some parents object, says Marlene Waltman, but others want the issue taken seriously.
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Bay City
Mich
Delta College
Bay County Sheriff's Department
Janet Stevens
Saginaw
Bernard F. Heidtman
Marlene Waltman
Marlene
Rain Returns to Tallahassee After 52 Dry Days
Tallahassee records its first measurable rainfall in 52 days with nearly an inch in some areas. Foresters warn a soaking rain is needed to curb fire danger in dry woodlands and pastures harmed by the long drought.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Key Vote Battles In New York City And New Jersey
The nation watches New York City and New Jersey elections for signals before 1962 and 1964. New Jersey pits Eisenhoweran James P. Mitchell against Democrat Richard J. Hughes for a likely close result. In NYC, Democrat Robert F. Wagner seeks a third term with Kennedy’s backing, while Louis Lefkowitz leads a Republican challenge. Virginia leans Democratic, Wayne County Michigan notes a U.S. representative race, and many state seats are at stake. Meyner, a Democrat, has governed eight years in New Jersey.
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New Jersey
New York City
James P. Mitchell
Richard J. Hughes
New Frontier
Kennedy
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Robert F. Wagner
Virginia
Michigan
Wayne County
Detroit
U.S
Kentucky
New York
Wagner
Tammany Hall
Mitchell
Dwight E. Eisenhower
Hughes
Superior Court
Robert B. Meyner
Dad Jokes Spark Reading Break at Home
Johnny asks about waterworks while doing homework, sparking a playful dad question about spelling. The exchange captures a light domestic moment highlighting family humor and everyday curiosity.
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Johnny
Abductor Sought After Child Lifts In Westwood Open House
Cincinnati police hunt a man in his late 30s who abducted 3 year old Marissa Schneider and led 4 year old Tammy West from a Westwood Grade School open house. Marissa was found near a cemetery and later returned unharmed to her parents. Tammy was found at an intersection.
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Cincinnati
Marissa Schneider
Tammy West
Water Schneider
Tammy
Frances Stidham
Marissa
Reopen In British Sector for Possible East Berlin Crossing Change
Informants say Soviets may close Checkpoint Charlie and reroute Allied traffic through the British sector. Ambassadors group at State Department discussed contingency plans with no decision. If British sector checkpoint opens, Britain would run it. Western policy status is debated amid Kennedy administration splits.
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Washington
East Berlin
State Department
Beria
Britain
France
Germany
Foy D. Kohler
U. S
Has
Kennedy
Thieves Grab Truck Load of Jack in the Boxes
Thieves stealing a car ton from a truck found the load contained 12 jack in the box toys. Police investigations point to a misdirected grab and a surprising cargo surprised the thieves in Rochester, New York.
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Rochester
N. Y
Weather forecast for Middletown Wednesday
Fair skies and cold temperatures define the forecast for Wednesday. Middletown expects a high near 30 with mostly cloudy and windy conditions, a low around 28, following an official high of 45 yesterday afternoon and an overnight low of 28 early today.
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Middletown
Four Die As Fire Hits U S S Constellation During Trial
Washington AP reports a blaze in the Constellation's machinery room during a trial run killed four sailors Bennie Crews Louis Lynch Alfred Steinbach and Eugene Miller and injured nine others. The fire started when fuel oil sprayed onto a hot steam line. The ship, last of its class, was due in New York and crews praised for restraining casualties.
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Washington
U.S.S
New York
U.S
Neptune Beach
Fla
Louis F. Lynch
Passaic
N.J
Alfred Steinbach
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York Naval Shipyard
Eugene Miller
Navy
Steinbach
Thomas J. Walker
Edgartown
Mass
Pentagon
Nehru Advises Kennedy Against Viet Nam Troops
India Prime Minister Nehru reportedly urged President Kennedy to keep the United States from deploying combat troops to South Viet Nam. The leaders met at Newport Rhode Island with a friendly atmosphere, discussing Southeast Asia Berlin and nuclear testing.
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Nehru
Viet Nam
Washington
India
Kennedy
U.S
South
White House
Pierre Salinger
Laos
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Newport
R.I
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F. E. Spaulding
Kim Novak
New York, Jersey
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Lawrence E. Gerosa
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