Seven Navy men lifted from Argus Island tower near Bermuda
A helicopter evacuated seven U S Navy personnel from the storm battered Argus Island radar tower eight miles southwest of Bermuda. Waves up to 60 feet and winds to 60 mph damaged the tower below the living area but not the top. The men, uninjured, will return if safety checks deem the tower sound. Captain D B Maurras piloted the two round trips.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Navy
Argus Island Research Station
Texas
United States
D. B. Maurras
Port Clinton Man Found Dead Near Sandusky Waters
The body of 71 year old Clarence J. Young of Route 4 Port Clinton was found Saturday near the U S Gypsum Co plant after washing ashore from Sandusky Bay.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Clarence J. Young
Route 4
Port Clinton
U. S. Gypsum Co
Sandusky Bay
Nixon Confirms He Will Not Be Candidate Again
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, after losing California's governor race, said in telegrams to several papers that this was his last campaign for public office. He spoke from the Bahamas where he is on vacation, and his spokesman said the worded messages likely went to fewer than a dozen newspapers. He thanked editors for coverage and urged continuing support for opportunities for all Americans while stressing politics is about fighting for beliefs, not just winning.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Alger Hiss
Howard K. Smith
Abc-Tv
Hiss
New York Herald-Tribune
New York Daily News
The
Chicago Tribune
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Santa Monica, Calif
Evening Outlook
San Diego Union-Tribune
United States
Russians Set Off Atmospheric Nuclear Test
The Soviet Union conducted a low yield nuclear explosion in the atmosphere on Saturday, producing about 20,000 tons of TNT equivalent, announced by the Atomic Energy Commission. The detonation occurred in the Semipalatinsk region of Siberia.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Semipalatinsky
Siberia
AEC
Eden accuses Chamberlain of blocking British American unity
A new memoir by Anthony Eden harshly criticizes Neville Chamberlain for spurning Roosevelt's bid to unite Britain and the United States in 1938. Eden recalls his resignation threat over Chamberlain's Ethiopia policy and the veto of a secret American plan for naval cooperation in the Far East.
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London
Earl of Avon
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Eden
Chamberlain
Hitler
Mussolini
Cos
Poland
Cassel and Co
Italy
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
America
Britain
Far East
Recall Is Asked Of Two Suspect In Cuban Plot
FBI arrests three people in New York in a pro Castro Cuban sabotage plot. A Cuban U.N. attaché, Jose Garcia Orellana and Marino Antonio Esteban del Carmel Sueiro y Cabrera were jailed on $100,000 and $50,000 bonds respectively for possessing explosives and attempting to gather data on U.S. defenses. Two Cuban U.N. mission members, Jose Gomez Abad and Elsa Gomez Abad, faced recall due to diplomatic immunity while authorities sought their immediate repatriation.
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New York
FBI
United States
United Nations
Winnathan Enambane Af Tha
U.S
Cuba
Federal
Edward Adams
Associated Press
Santiesteban
Jose Garcia Orellana
Manhattan
West 7Th St
Garcia
Sueiro
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
U.N
India Grants Ground To Red China Around Walong
The Defense Ministry said Indian forces yielded some ground to Chinese counterattacks around Walong on the northeast border. New China News Agency claimed Indian troops fled and were smashed, while Indian officials insisted Walong and its airstrip held amid fierce fighting and reinforcements rushed by air to the Brahmaputra valley.
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Henry S. Bradsher
New Delhi
India
Walong
North East
Defense Ministry
Red China
China
Hear
Tokyo
Jang
Leuhketula
Tow River
China News
Indian Defense Ministry
Luhiti
Luhit
Brahmaputra
Assam
Seven Die In Mojave Desert Highway Crash
Seven people were killed and one critically injured when a car and a pickup collided on U S Highway 66 about 35 miles east of Barstow in the Mojave Desert. Coroner Edward P. Doyle said the truck’s frame was twisted “like a wishbone” by the force of the impact.
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Barstow
Calif
Mojave Desert
Edward P. Doyle
San Bernardino County
U.S. Highway 66
California
Doyle
Winger Retires Institute Post at 31st Convention
Two Ohioans elected vice presidents of the Porcelain Enamel Institute and a third named chairman of the board at the 31st annual convention. New vice presidents are Richard Powell of Clyde and W H Lowry of Cleveland. John Coe of Middletown retired as president and is the board chairman.
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Boca Raton, Fla
Porcelain Enamel Institute
Richard Powell
Clyde
Ohio
W. H. Lowry
Cleveland
John Co
High 2
Middletown
Arboard
British Laborite Predicts Long War
Hickley England AP Laborite MP Woodrow Wyatt says Indian leaders foresee five to ten years of conflict with China. Wyatt, returning from New Delhi, reports Indian Cabinet ministers expect a long struggle as China seeks regional dominance.
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Hickley
England
New Delhi
India
China
Asia
Woodrow Wyatt
Delhi
Chuckle Quote on a music lover's ear
A humorous observation frames a true music lover as someone who, upon hearing a girl sing in the bath, presses an ear to the keyhole to listen. The quip reflects light domestic humor and playful gendered banter common in earlier newspaper humor pages.
Invasion War Games Play Out Off Florida Coast
Elements of the 1st Armored Division staged mock maneuvers off the Florida coast to land the remainder of an invasion force amid challenging currents. The operation, begun Saturday with beach assaults from Army LCUs, involved unloading tanks and vehicles from an LST and crossing a floating steel causeway. Further sections were ordered from Fort Lauderdale, miles south of Hutchinson Island, as Navy support worked to repair a damaged anchor line.
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1St Armored
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Hutchinson Island
Silver F104 jets simulate enemy role in beach drills
Silver F104 Air Force jets reportedly acted as the enemy and flashed low over the beach in repeated passes on Friday. Soldiers and tanks were deployed after they hit the shore with tanks positioning along the shoreline. Other vehicles were camouflaged in sand and scrub brush on the island, a training base used for the Normandy invasion.
Inside Middletown Probation Department and Court Zaken
Municipal Judge J T Lamb calls the probation department the single most important operation in the judicial system. Fred Sennet profiles Middletown Municipal Court probation on page 23, with a separate feature on the court bailiff and his assignments on page 19. Marilyn Monroe is described as a confused actress in capri pants and a faded housecoat on page 20.
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J. T. Lamb
Fred Sennet
Middletown
Marilyn Monroe
Time Runs Out on Cuban Bomber Issue
President Kennedy seeks a prompt reply from Soviet Premier Khrushchev on removing about 30 jet bombers from Cuba capable of delivering nuclear weapons. Kennedy has told Moscow through diplomatic channels that time is running out on the bomber issue and a clear position is needed without delay.
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John M. Rightover
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
Moscow
United States
Thant Sends New Cuban Crisis Proposals to U S Officials
U Thant said he forwarded to U S officials fresh Cuban and Soviet proposals for resolving the Cuban crisis. He refused to reveal the terms, and sources could not be reached for comment. Thant noted a Fidel Castro letter warning that Cuban antiaircraft would shoot down any US reconnaissance planes over Cuba.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Thant
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Crisis in Cuba Shapes U.S. News Conference Plan
President schedules a news conference at 6:00 p.m. EST next Tuesday to discuss Cuba. If Khrushchev does not honor Oct 28 pledge to remove offensive weapons, new measures, possibly a petroleum embargo, could be ordered. FBI seizes a Cuban sabotage cache in New York as U.N. officials tied to Cuba are pressed for recall. Fidel Castro warns of shooting at U.S. reconnaissance planes. U.S. vows continued flights and decisive countermeasures. Mikoyan’s Havana visit winds down amid expectations of progress on missile removals.
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FBI
Robert Santiesteban Casanova
U.N
Osvaldo Dorticos
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S
Cuibans
New York
United States
Fidel Castro
U. S
Castro
Washington
Moscow
Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
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