Douglas-Home Leads Vote Drive For Modern Britain
London AP reports Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative government pushes modernization of British industry to harness automation gains and promises social service improvements. Queen Elizabeth's throne speech signals world peace support and West Berlin freedom as Labour leader Harold Wilson challenges the aging administration ahead of planned general elections.
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Action Sought to Speed Foreign Aid Bill Passage
Senate leaders press to finish debate by Thursday on a scaled back foreign aid bill. Dirksen and Mansfield yield to opponents demanding cuts, with the measure reduced to 3.74 billion dollars from Kennedy’s 4.53 billion. Morse vows further amendments to restrict aid and spending.
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Eight Nations Seek Breakthrough on Disarmament at UN
An eight nation mediation group met with U.S. ambassador K. V. Notisov to avert a U.S.-Soviet split over a Russian proposal in the General Assembly. Nigerian Ambassador Adebo heads the team chosen by 46 sponsors seeking faster Geneva Disarmament Committee progress toward partial and general disarmament agreement.
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Geneva Disarmament Committee
Moro Seeks Coalition Government With Italian Socialists
Aldo Moro, 47, agreed to form a left leaning coalition of the Christian Democrats with Italy's Marxist Socialists and allied parties. He aims to back a government loyal to NATO and opposed to communism as talks begin with Socialist and Republican leaders. The CGIL called a half day Rome strike over living costs amid factional dispute.
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Aetek Cntbsien
Mrs Nhu Delays Rome Trip Amid Fatigue and Family Plans
Los Angeles AP Ailing Ngo Dinh Nhu postpones her flight to Rome delaying reunion with her three children. She weighs whether to meet them in Rome or bring them to Los Angeles as a doctor labels fatigue and aides cite junta loyalties and future schooling plans in Paris for Le Thuy.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Rome
South Viet Nam
Colder Weather Forecast Despite Mild Previous Day
Forecasters expect colder conditions tonight and tomorrow with no snow in this area, unlike northern Ohio. Yesterday’s high reached 60 degrees while today’s low dropped to 31.
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Bricker Silent on 1984 Senate Bid in Ohio
In Columbus AP report former Republican U S Senator Wricker says he has been too busy to think about his political plans and will decide soon on entering the 1984 race. Ted W Brown is the only declared GOP candidate for the nomination.
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U. S
John Wricker
Senate
GOP
Ted W Brown
Today's Chuckle: The automobile ends horse era
A lighthearted line notes progress from horse power to motor power, hinting that machines transform transportation and daily life, possibly reflecting a broader theme of automation impacting human labor and routines.
Reds Fail To Delay Vehicles On Autobahn Run
A U S Army convoy of 13 vehicles and 34 men crossed West Germany today without Soviet interference. Western allies allowed the convoys despite recent Soviet attempts to tighten autobahn control. Earlier, a Soviet hold at Marienborn delayed a smaller U S group for 41 hours before the Americans refused to be counted.
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Brazil Cool To Kennedy Aid Program
Brazil's President Joao Goulart voices cool reception to Kennedy's Alliance for Progress at the Inter-American ministerial conference. He urges Latin American unity to address high industrial imports costs and low raw material prices, saying the region must improve the program rather than rely on outside aid.
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Estes to Testify in Senate Farm Gate scandal inquiry
Billie Sol Estes returns to a Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing in Washington to answer questions about political influence and alleged profits from federal farm aid. The Texas promoter faces past fraud convictions and scrutiny over acquisition of cotton acreage and other dealings tied to government programs.
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Teens Die in Toledo Lovers Lane Murder Case
Two teens Edward Lee Mitchell 18 and Mary Caldwell 17 were slain and found in a burned car west of Toledo. Investigators say a violent struggle occurred 400 feet from the car. Mitchell was shot multiple times, the car set afire with gasoline. The couple dated since July and were seen by Caldwell's 14 year old sister and mother before the date.
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Nixon Maintains He's Out Of Race
Richard M. Nixon declares he cannot imagine any circumstances under which he would seek the Republican presidential nomination. He says he would block any draft movement and prefers to contribute as a citizen, while Eisenhower notes Nixon could be a candidate if a deadlock occurs. Nixon dismisses rumors of a draft Nixon movement and points to Rockefellar as leading in New Hampshire.
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Daughter's leg amputation saves life in Cleveland surgery
Christine Simko, 14, had her right leg and hip removed to treat a malignant tumor after doctors warned life expectancy would be 6 to 18 months otherwise. Four surgeons performed the five hour operation at Metropolitan General Hospital with a guardedly hopeful prognosis for recovery and mobility with an artificial limb. Christine’s mother Lily Simko, a divorcee, criticized the juvenile court and medical staff while hoping for recovery as letters of support poured in from across the country and abroad.
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Lily Simko
Christine
Metropolitan General Hospital
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East Cleveland
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Unclear Case Ties to Mrs Sirke and Christine
Doctors report Mrs Sirke avoided the operation fearing Christine might blame her for the leg loss. The fragment suggests family strain and the medical uncertainty surrounding the decision.
Galvao Visit Roils UN Trusteeship Debate
At the United Nations in New York a proposal to have Capt. Henrique Galvao testify before the Trusteeship Committee sparks controversy. Galvao, who hijacked the Santa Maria in 1961, is a former Angola governor general and hoped the act would trigger revolt against Salazar’s regime in Angola.
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Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
United States
U.N. Trusteeship Committee
Portugal
Angola
Galvao
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Soviets Arrest Yale Professor in Spy Case
Soviet authorities announce the arrest of Prof. Fred Barghoorn of Yale University on spying charges. The first such case against an American since the thaw, with details on his location and detention withheld by the Foreign Office and U.S. Embassy reporting.
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Fred Barghoorn
Yale University
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Seriment
Germany
Labon Turer
Barghoorn
Ing
Soviet Union
Soviet Union arrests US scholar Barghoorn on spying charge
The 52 year old professor and former US Embassy Moscow staffer, Barghoorn, arrived on a October tourist visa and was reportedly arrested in Moscow after September travels. He is linked to espionage accusations in a case framed as a typical photo patrol charge affecting foreign visitors. He previously lived in New Haven and is related to Harvard botanist Elsa Sterrenberg Barghoorn.
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