Jetliner Missing with 97 Aboard from Rio to Los Angeles
Varig Air Line reported a Boeing 707 with 97 people aboard is missing over Peru. The flight departed Rio de Janeiro at 12 53 a.m. and was due in Lima at 8 30 a.m. EST with planned stops at Bogota Panama and Mexico City.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Varig Air Line
Peru
Brazil
Los Angeles
Varig
Pisco
Lima
Bogota
Colombia
Panama
Mexico City
Sao Paulo
South America
New York
Real Line
Winds Lash Atlantic Coast With High Tide Flood Warnings
Gale winds sweeping Atlantic shore from Cape May New Jersey to Cape Hatteras North Carolina bring 3 to 5 foot tides. Warnings span from Cape May to Daytona Beach with small craft alerts coast to Provincetown and Charleston to Cape Canaveral. Flood risk in low lying zones from Delaware to northern Florida.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Cape May
N.J
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Daytona Beach
Fla
New Jersey
Provincetown
Mass
Charleston D. C
Cape Canaveral
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Florida
Hatteras
Norfolk
Georgia
Avon
Buxton
Nags Head-Kill Devil Hill
Tennessee
Rome
Miami
Woman Celebrates 102nd Birthday in Philadelphia
Lillie Potterger marked her 102nd birthday with memories of a camel ride during a world tour when she was about 70. She spent the day quietly with son Earl and daughter Esther Lafferty, and baked a cake for the occasion.
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Philadelphia
Lillie Potterger
Earl
Esther Lafferty
Kennedy Pleased With Visits To Military Camps
President Kennedy and military chiefs, after a 12 hour tour of Fort Stewart in Georgia, Homestead Air Force Base in Florida, and the Key West sea base, expressed feeling heartened and encouraged by the mobilized armed forces massed near the Cuba crisis. Reporters viewed the extent of U S armed might on these bases for the first time since the crisis began five weeks earlier.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
White House
Army
Ft. Stewart, Ga
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Navy
Key West
Geneva disarmament talks stall after new Cuban crisis surge
The 17 nation Geneva conference remains deadlocked on nuclear testing despite hope of a ban. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin backs a test ban only on Soviet terms with no international inspections, rejecting US Britain calls for monitoring and a ban on surface tests. He favors stopping all tests now rather than partial limits.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Britain
Tsarapkin
Julie Andrews Becomes Mother to 7 Pound 12 Ounce Girl
British singer Julie Andrews gave birth to a girl in London weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The 27 year old star of My Fair Lady in New York and London is married to Tony Walton since 1959. This is their first child.
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London
Julie Andrews
Miss Andrews
New York
Tony Walton
U S Forces Stage Cuban Crisis Buildup Across Southeast
President cites heightened alert levels at Homestead and Key West with 250 jet fighters and 200 interceptors. Armored Division units moved from Ft. Hood to Ft. Stewart. Kennedy praises armed forces support and warns of possible future danger days after tense crisis.
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Homestead
Key West
Cuba
1St Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Stewart
United States
IndiaChina Border War May Resume After Cease Fire
In New Delhi AP reports rising expectations of renewed fighting on the Sino Indian frontier as the cease-fire nears day six. Indian leaders pledge to defend territory with potential use of air power and demand China return to positions held before Sept. 3.
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New Delhi
India
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Heinrich Luebke
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
China
Shastri
Hinduistan Times
Foreign Ministry
Ladakh
Thagla Ridge
Towang
Wrong Side of Question for Officer
In Los Angeles Officer John Hopkins testifies about stopping a British car at the Harbor Freeway off ramp and citing Ardelle Dimmitt for a left turn. The defense points out the vehicle was right hand driven and husband William was the driver, leading to the judge dismissing the case.
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Los Angeles
John Hopkins
Harbor Freeway
George Pike
Officer Hopkins
Pike
Grandma Moses Finds Fame Through Persistent Shows
The article traces Anna Mary Robertson Moses, starting with 1938 oil paintings sold in Hoosick Falls for 3 to 5 dollars, to her 1940 pro show at Galerie St Etienne in New York. Collector Louis Caldo helped propel interest, leading to major museum loans and a memorial show. Moses died at 101 after a 4,000 dollar auction piece. curator Otto Kallir aims to place her work in museums and major collections.
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New York
Grandma Moses
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Louis Caldo
Galerie St. Etienne
Moses
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Vienna
Museum of Modern Art
Paris
Museum of the Rhode Island School of Design
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Webb Gallery
Shelburne
Otto Kallir
Differences Over Cuba Still Sharp at United Nations
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan said at the United Nations that sharp differences over Cuba remain between the United States and the Soviet Union. He indicated there was no softening of Fidel Castro's stand.
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United Nations, N.Y
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Draft Calls Hiked by 20,000 for Six Months
The Defense Department authorized a six month increase adding 20,000 to the Army to reach 980,000 by June 30. The monthly draft quota rises from 4,000 this month and 6,000 in December with a possible rise to 8,000. the peak was 25,000 in September 1961 during the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
Defense Department
Stevenson
John J
Berlin
McCloy
Ken Ago
Nedy
Mittee
Five Killed In Crash Of Giant Plane At Smyrna
Five crewmen died when a C130A Hercules crashed on takeoff at Sewart Air Force Base Tennessee. The pilot reported a failure in the left engine, the craft veered left, then plunged and exploded injuring no Ohioans aboard. Wreckage spread across a sparsely wooded area as a large tail section remained intact. A massive smoke plume rose up to Nashville.
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Nashville
Kennedy and Macmillan to Meet in Bahamas
The White House announced that President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet in the Bahamas on December 19 and 20 to review world problems.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Bahamas
Soviet Leader Discusses Castro Demands and Possible Mikoyan Visit
Mikoyan avoided discussing a Washington trip with Kennedy while Khrushchev praised Castro's five point demands. U.S. withdrawal from Guantanamo and an end to the Cuba boycott were highlighted in the dialogue, with Stevenson noting the Castro terms were not addressed at the dinner.
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Mikoyan
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Stevenson
Cuba Talks Highlight U N Inspection Offer
Mikoyan praised Cuba's plan to permit U N inspections of Soviet weapons withdrawal in exchange for dismantling exile bases in the United States and Puerto Rico. The State Department rejected the proposal and officials said the Kennedy administration would not trade concessions for U N verification of Khrushchev's Cuba deal.
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Mikoyan
U.N
Cuba
United States
Puerto Rico
State Department
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Four Urbana College students among others killed in Ohio crash
Delaware Ohio AP reports four Urbana Junior College students die when their car veers left of center on U S 33 near Delaware and collides head on with an east bound camper truck. Three Pennsylvanians are hospitalized with injuries.
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Delaware
Ohio
U.S
Here
Highway Patrol
Bruce Seeman
Fof
Damascus
Mahoning
Columbiana
Gary ‘W. Hart
Rt. 2
Sharpsville
West Milton
Miami County
Dayton
Tuba Tooter Fees Legal
Ohio Attorney General says school boards may charge fees for materials in classes including musical instruments. McElroy cites 1961 law allowing boards to set a fee schedule for materials used in instruction. State Auditor Rhodes prompted the opinion.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tommy
Mark McElroy
Board of Education
McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Chuckle: Before marriage a man yearns for a woman
After marriage the y is silent revealing a playful pun about love and vows. The joke pivots on how the word yearns transforms into silence within marriage.
Youth Says He Tried To Scare Girls In Fatal Shot
Middletown police investigated a fatal shotgun incident at Middletown High School. Judy Blevins, 16, died when Charles Benny James, 16, fired an unloaded 20 gauge to frighten his girlfriend. Also involved were Vicki Emrick and D. C. Cokley, who underwent polygraph tests.
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Middletown
Judy Blevins
Jack Blevins
Raymond Drive
Charles Benny James
Stubbs Road
Jacksonburg
Middletown High School
James
MHS
Vicki Emrick
Tytus Ave
D. C. Cokley
Erie Ave
Tragic Middletown High Student Dies in Shotgun Incident
Coroner Dr. Garret Boone announced after an autopsy that Miss Blevins died from shotgun pellets entering her lungs and chest, hitting the heart. She was a Middletown High student, Rainbow Girls member, Y-Teens member, and part time Albers Supermarket cashier. Witness accounts from James Emrick and others align with the events after school yesterday as the group stopped at a drive-in before returning to Emrick’s home area.
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Garret Boone
Butler County
Miss Blevins
Rainbow Girls
Y-Teens
Girls Athletic Association
Middletown High
Albers
Middletown
James
Middleton Weather Outlook Turns Mild With Clouds
Forecast calls for more cloud cover but mild temperatures and no freezing expected tonight. Yesterday’s high reached 49 degrees at 3 PM while the low dropped to 24 at 8 AM. today’s low was 24 at 8 AM.
Double Birthday Party for Caroline and John Kennedy
Frances Lewine reports Caroline Kennedy turns five and John Jr. is two and will attend a White House celebration private in style with about 20 nursery school friends. The First Family plans a fun party with pets Clipper, Charlie, and Pushinka joining in.
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Washington
Caroline Kennedy
White House
John Jr
Cape Cod
Caroline
Kennedy
Clipper
Charlie
Pushinka
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