South Africa Faces UN Expulsion Effort Amid Vote
United Nations action sought South Africa's ouster from the UN and a global boycott after condemnation of its white supremacy policies. A 72 to 2 condemnatory vote came from the 103-nation special political committee, with 47-32 backing Security Council consideration, but failing to reach the two-thirds General Assembly threshold.
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N.Y
South Africa
Security Council
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India
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
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Ethiopia
Soviet Union
Lucey Comic To Tie Knot This Sunday
New York AP reports Lucille Ball plans a quiet Sunday wedding to comedian Gary Morton officiated by Rev Norman Vincent Peale. Ball, 52, recently divorced from Desi Arnaz, aims for Palm Springs engagement after the ceremony. Morton, born in New York, has one prior divorce and rose from Army Special Services to Broadway and clubs.
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Lucille Ball
Comie
Gary Morton
Desi Arnaz
Norman Vincent Peale
Miss Ball
Morton
New York City
Manhattan
Army Special Services
Fort Riley
Kaw
Broadway
Copacabana
Arnaz
Palm Springs
Calif
Los Angeles
Hagop Kooyoyoomjian’s Deli Defends Against Robbers
Hagop Kooyoyoomjian, 59, runs a Philadelphia delicatessen that has repelled robbers for 16 years. He notes 24 attempts, 3 successful, with one assailant wounded at a hospital after a confrontation. He says he will defend his shop with force if needed and recalls early robberies when he was less prepared.
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South Korea’s Park Seeks U S Aid and Arms
Lt Gen. Park Chung Hee arrives in Washington seeking strong American economic backing and expanded military aid as Kennedy prepares to pledge aid in principle. Talks with Rusk and aid administrator Fowler Hamilton set stage for first White House meeting and a lunch with the president.
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Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Kennedy
U.S
Park
Dean Rusk
Fowler Hamilton
Radio amateurs and Navy secure medicine for Argentine girl
In a worldwide radio chain, a rare drug needed to save a South American girl's life was located in Brussels and flown to Buenos Aires after an all night effort by the U.S. Navy and amateur operators. The girl is the daughter of Veija Constitution’s police chief, ill with internal bleeding.
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Davisville
South America
U.S. Navy
Veija Constitution
Argentina
Chile
US. Navy
Ellsworth
Antarctica
Buenos Aires
US Naval Mission
No Serious Injuries In Air Crash Near Cincinnati
A four engine DC-4 cargo plane crashed and burned near Cincinnati’s Greater Airport. The pilot Cal Gentier and co-pilot Richard Brethren escaped without apparent serious injuries. The Vantop Airlines craft was en route from Detroit to Atlanta with automotive parts and came in for a routine landing, clipping trees before rolling into a wooded area.
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Cincinnati
Boone County
Kentucky
Cal‘vin Gentier
Richard Brethren
Detroit
Vantop Airlines
Atlanta
Arwen Saunders
Park Seeks UN Reunification Plan For Korea
The statement highlights South Korea's preference for reunification through the United Nations rather than force, Park Chung-hee meets Japan's Prime Minister Ikeda to settle the Korea Japan dispute, U.S. Southeast Asia policy especially Vietnam, and Park's aim to restore civilian government by summer 1963.
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Korea
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Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Middletown Sees Cloudy Skies and Cooler Temps
A weather outlook for Middletown calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures over the next 24 hours with no rain expected. Lows near the upper 30s tonight and a high around 49 Wednesday. Yesterday's high reached 64 at 4 p.m., with an overnight low of 58 at 8 a.m. Rain totaled about half an inch in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today.
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Middletown
United States aims for 50% growth by 1970 in Atlantic Pact
Washington outlined a plan to boost the 20 nation Atlantic Community’s combined output from about 900 billion to 1.35 trillion dollars by 1979, with U S goals including ramping Western Europe’s recovery and currency convertibility. The proposal would shift from national independence to greater economic interdependence among member nations.
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United States
U. S
George W. Ball
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Paris
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Stalinallee Renamed Karl Marx Allee in East Berlin
East Berlin completed a de Stalinization blitz renaming Stalinallee to Karl Marx Allee and restoring Frankfurter Allee for the rest. The Stalin statue was removed and debris and workmen filled the square, marking the end of the pro Stalin era.
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East Germany
East Berlin
Stalin
East
Stalinallee
Growth targets floated by economists and Kennedy
Specialists argue a 50 percent rise is achievable for the Western world. President Kennedy said at a news conference that a yearly 4.5 percent increase in U.S. national output is within reach. The K Community plans to grow about 4.2 to 4.6 percent annually.
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Kennedy
U.S
Soviet fishing fleet seen as threat to Western defenses
Bernard M. Kassell, a retired U.S. Navy commander, cites a Naval Institute Proceedings article claiming the Soviet fishing fleet numbers 200 to 400 ships plus covert craft that could mine waters and listen in on U.S. military radio. The piece notes capabilities near the Baltic and off New London while stressing most Soviet vessels stay in legitimate fishing roles.
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Rescue account of yacht Blue Belle sinking near Nassau
Captain Julian Harvey survivor recounts a 14 hour drift after a fire sank the 60 foot yacht Blue Belle with seven Americans aboard about 50 miles northwest of Nassau. He pulled a dead 10 year old girl from the water after spotting her in a life jacket while drifting until a tanker rescued him and took him to Nassau for treatment.
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Springfield bank robbery prompts $50,000 estimate
In Springfield Ohio a Lagonda National Bank branch was robbed just before noon by a lone gunman who escaped. Early reports estimate the haul at up to $50,000 in cash. Meanwhile at the United Nations a committee urged recognition of Africa as a denuclearized zone. An investigating panel believes Patrice Lumumba was executed last January in Katanga with officials present.
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U.N
Africa
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Patrice Lumumba
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Moise Tshombe
Hurricanes Named After Girls Stir Convo
A light humorous note suggests the current hurricane names reflect a playful spin on gender naming. The quip frames the practice as whimsical and politically cheeky, with readers invited to smile at weather naming conventions.
Philippines vote narrows to Garcia and Macapagal race
Manila correspondent reports a largely peaceful election with one confirmed shooting and two unconfirmed violent incidents. Cotabato saw a poll watcher shot and wounded, while Mindanao and Panay cases involved inspectors shot or killed, triggering police inquiries.
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Manila
Philippines
Carlos P. Garcia
Diosdado Macapagal
Mindanao
Cotabato
National Constabulary
Philippine election chaos tests Garcia and Macapagal rivals
Reports of maulings vote buying and intimidation mark the Philippine polls as 16,000 troops guard centers. Garcia seeks a second term for Nacionalista while Macapagal leads the Liberal ticket, both predicting large margins amid calls for continued US ties. Senate and House races also on the ballot with a record turnout expected.
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Locos Sur
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Liberal Party
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Rogelio de la Rosa
de la Rosa
Rapist Is Scheduled To Die Today In Gas Chamber
At San Quentin a 30 year old ex convict Richard Arlen Lindsey was scheduled for execution today for the rape and murder of six year old Rose Marie Riddle. Lindsey’s common law wife Dixie Elaine 23 aided by bludgeoning the child with a tire iron after the rape and strangulation. The couple abducted Rose Marie from a labor camp in Shafter the child suffered a heart ailment. Everett Riddle the father brought his wife and two daughters from Chandler Arizona to work as migrant farm laborers.
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Richard Arlen Lindsey
Rose Marie Riddle
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Rose Marie
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