Two Man Space Flight Delayed Past 1964 Expectation
Los Angeles AP reports the first two man U S space flight likely will not occur before 1964 with possible slips. Gilruth notes delays stem from complexity, not funds, as Titan III and Titan II programs advance. Dryden hints at orbiting space stations as next major project.
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Los Angeles
U.S
U.S. Space Agency
American Rocket Society
Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Space Craft Center
Houston
Tex
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Hugh L. Dryden
Space Agency
Gilruth
Zuckert
Paintings Recovered From Barn Near Paris
Police recovered 55 of 56 valuable paintings stolen from a Riviera museum 16 months earlier. Anonymous tip led to a dilapidated barn in Villiers Saint Georges where works by Dufy Matisse and other modern artists valued around 1.6 million dollars were found. A few paintings showed light damage and an Aquar elie by Dunoyer de Segonzac remained missing.
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Andre Malraux
Villiers-Saint-Georges
Paris
Dufy
Matisse
Dunoyer de Segonzac
Soeperly
Blue Laws Tightening In Hancock County
Findlay officials warn about 40 Hancock County businesses violating Sunday closing laws and plan to enforce the blue laws strictly starting November 25. They state grocery dairy ice cream stores delicatessens carry out and nursery gardening outlets will close Sundays, while drug stores may sell only medicines and newsstands only educational material.
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Findlay
Ohio
Hancock County
Russell Rakestraw
Garver Oxley
Grand jury blames marshals for Ole Miss riot violence
Lafayette County grand jury faults federal Marshal James P. McShane for ordering tear gas during the September 30 desegregation riot at Ole Miss. Names of two outside suspects indict ed were not released and extradition proceedings loom. Justice Department moves on contempt cases against Gov Barnett and Lt Gov Johnson with penalties pending.
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Oxford
Miss
Lafayette County
University of Mississippi
Grand Jury
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
U.S
James P. McShane
McShane
Joe Ford
Mississippi
Walter M. O'Barr
O'Barr
Jesse Yancy Jr
O’barr
Justice Department
Washington
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Johnson
Meredith
Furniture Store Man Fined In Blue Laws Case
Cincinnati police court records show Ralph Mazer manager of Sims Furniture Store fined 25 dollars plus costs for violating Ohio Sunday closing laws. Judge William Shannon warned a second offense could lead to jail. He is the first merchant in Greater Cincinnati sentenced since voters rejected a Sunday closing law amendment.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ralph Mazer
Sims Furniture
William Shannon
Mazer
Newark Mayor Orders Sunday Closing Law Enforcement
Newark Ohio AP reports Mayor David R. Evans has ordered local enforcement of the Sunday closing laws, directing police and authorities to ensure compliance in the city. The move signals a strict application of the existing ordinances amid ongoing debates over weekend closing practices.
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Newark
Ohio
David R. Evans
Today’s Chuckle About Capitalism and Grant’s Tomb
A short humorous line comments on capitalism and references Grant’s tomb, implying a political or historical joke. The piece treats the topic with a witty tone typical of a daily humor brief. The exact punchline is concise and designed for quick readers.
U S Step Closer To Moon
The United States advances toward the moon with a third Saturn booster test flight lasting 4 minutes 55 seconds. The upper stage was not used beyond the first stage, engines max thrust 1.3 million pounds, with follow-on plans for Saturn Nos 4 and 5 including engine tests and full operational thrust.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
D. Brainard Holmes
Manned Space Flight
National Aeronautics and Space Flight
National Aeronauticcs and Space Administration
Wernher von Braun
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center
Saturn
Cincinnati Man Gets Life Term
Cincinnati AP reports Harold Watson, 22, was sentenced by a three judge common pleas court to life in prison on a first degree murder charge for his role in the January 7 robbery slaying of Robert L. Whitis, 28, at a service station. Three other indicted youths received life terms.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Harold Watson
Watson
Robert L. Whitis
Laughton in serious condition amid spinal cancer
Hollywood AP reported actor Charles Laughton, age 63, remains in serious condition as doctors treat his spinal cancer. A hospital attendant provided the update.
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Hollywood (Ap
Charles Laughton
Laughton
Cuban Attachés At UN Charged In Conspiracy Novel weapons seized
The FBI seized weapons and explosives from pro Castro Cubans and arrested three, including a Cuban mission attache to the United Nations. The complaint alleges delivery of incendiary devices and explosives to Jose Garcia, with Roberto Santiesteban Casanova resisting arrest and found with a loaded Mauser pistol and secret explosive formulas. Other named Cuban mission members, Jose Gomez Abad and Elsa, remain at large.
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Washington
FBI
United Nations
New
New York City
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
Jose Garcia
Hoover
Roberto Santiesteban
Castros Threats Deemed Lacking Teeth by U S Officials
U S officials said Fidel Castro lacks real power to shoot down U S reconnaissance planes over Cuba, noting Russians control Cuban anti aircraft batteries and that jet fighters could respond quickly. U S planes continue missions despite Castro's threat and after Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr was shot down, with no pilots reporting fire through Thursday night.
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Washington
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
United States
Rudolf Anderson Jr
U.N
U Thant
Anderson
Concen
Pressure on Russia over Cuban bomber removal
Washington reports intensifying U S diplomatic pressure on the Soviet Union to withdraw jet bombers from Cuba. Kennedy has warned Khrushchev that no progress on other issues will occur unless the planes are removed, a move seen as a test of Soviet good faith amid Castro’s threats.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Khrushcnev
Wir
Florida tanks land on Hutchinson Island drills echo Normandy
In Florida 1500 soldiers of the First Armored Division unload tanks on Hutchinson Island as part of post Cuban crisis war games. Jets from Cape Canaveral fly overhead while ships and storms delay operations, observers from Army Navy and Marine units watch the maneuver.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Hutchinson Island
Florida
Old I Ironsides
First Armored Division
Cuba
Cape Canaveral
Cers
South
U S 40 Crash Fatal To Pair In Whitehall Ohio
Two people died and five were injured in a Friday night auto collision on U S 40 in Whitehall suburb near Columbus. Victims include William I. Haynes 33 of Hebron area and a girl believed to be his daughter about 8 to 10. the crash occurred 500 feet from a prior fatal crash site.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. 40
Whitehall
William I. Haynes
Rt. 1
Hebron
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald Dies in Dayton at 87
Roy G. Fitzgerald, former Republican congressman who served Ohio's 3rd District from 1921 to 1931, died Friday in Dayton after a long illness at age 87.
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Dayton
Ohio
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
UN clash over Castro threat at U N firmed Soviet support
At the United Nations a confrontation between James Dean and Valerian Zorin over Castro's warning to shoot down U S reconnaissance planes intensified Cuba crisis talks. Dean insisted flights continue until Khrushchev inspects Cuban missiles. Zorin defended Castro and warned against U S violations. Red Star in Moscow backed Castro.
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Castro
U.S
Arthur Dean
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Zorin
Dean
United States
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Carlos Lechu‘ga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Recounts Likely For 4 Governors And A Senate Seat
Thousands of dollars and millions of votes may be needed to resolve likely recounts in four states and a South Dakota Senate race. Massachusetts Endicott Peabody leads Volpe by 3,091 with Volpe seeking a recount. Maine Reed leads Dolloff by 621 with a recount bid. Minnesota Rolvaag leads Andersen by 98 with a likely recount. Rhode Island Chafee leads Notte by 132 as absentee ballots loom. South Dakota McGovern gains 23 votes on Bottum amid petitions.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Maine
Minnesota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Endicott Peabody
John A. Volpe
Volpe
John H. Reed
Maynard O
Dolloff
Reed
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer T. Andersen
John H. Chafee
John A. Notte Jr
George McGovern
Joe Bottum
Thanksgiving On Cape Cod For Kennedys
Washington AP reports President Kennedy and his family will spend Thanksgiving at their Hyannis Port home. The Kennedy clan gathers for a reunion as they fly to Cape Cod Wednesday afternoon. Joseph P. Kennedy is there recuperating from last December's stroke.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Fire destroys Frit Enger's Feed Mill in Middlefield
CHARDON Ohio AP Frit Enger's Feed Mill at Middlefield burned Friday night with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. Deputies reported cause undetermined and no injuries were cited.
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Chardon
Ohio
Fritenger
Middlefield
Sheriff's Deputies
Indian Troops Yield To Red China Forces At Walong
Indian defenses report counterattacks by Chinese forces around Walong pressured Indian outposts. Reinforcements flown in by civilian airliners. Four attacks repulsed near Jang as India braces for further assaults along the Brahmaputra and Se Pass corridor.
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Red China
New Delhi
India
Walong
Defense Ministry
Assam
Jang
Towang
Brahmaputra
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