Boy Who Lost Family in Carla Has New Guardian
Robert Dunn 15, who lost 11 relatives in Hurricane Carla, will be under guardianship of Mrs. S. W. Swanson and her husband in Angleton. He has lived with the Swansons since being rescued from his demolished home roof. Schools offered him scholarships. he plans to stay in Angleton with friends and local ties.
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Carla
Angleton
Tex
Robert Dunn
S. W. Swanson
Angelton
Robert
Swansons
Swanson Home
Texas
Columbus Bus Strike Paralyzes City Transit
Columbus Ohio faces a mass transit shutdown as 550 Trans port Workers Union Local 208 members walk out over a two year contract. Mayor Ralston Westlake and business groups urge motorists to give rides while the union offers courtesy cars. The dispute seeks a 15 percent wage hike plus health plan funding and a 37 cent hourly increase. Bus workers earn about two to three dollars per hour.
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Columbus, Ohio
Good Neighbor
Ohio
Ralston Westlake
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce and
Automobile Club
Columbus Transit Co
CTC
Transport Workers Union
TWU
de Boses
Soviet Troika Plan for U N Head Urged by Soviets
The Soviet Union proposed a temporary U N secretary general to be named by the General Assembly on the recommendation of the Security Council but with no veto power for three deputies. The plan envisions a term through April 1963, with deputies from the USSR United States and an Asian or African country. The Troika would require daily coordination and mutual agreement while avoiding a veto by deputies.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Secretariat
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Troika
U.N
Ireland
Norway
U.S
Secretariat
United Nations
Ussr
United States
Asia
Africa
Tanker Hess Mariner Abandoned After Explosion Near Jacksonville
A four man skeleton crew spent six hours trying to save the Hess Mariner after an engine room explosion. The ship sank after crew members evacuated to lifeboats and to another tanker, the Texaco Nevada. One crewman was injured, treated by a doctor aboard, as the Hess Mariner drifted 110 miles east northeast of Jacksonville. The Hess Oil Co. owns the tanker, based in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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Fla
Luftman Flew
vDeivic Vach Wney
Hess Mariner
Texaco Nevada
Coast Guard
Coast Guard, Search and Rescue Headqueniann
Miami
Charleston
S.C
The
Hess Oil Co., Inc
Perth Amboy
N.J
NATO Military Buildup Not Moving Very Rapidly
Paris AP reports European NATO members respond unevenly to the U.S. call for a 20 percent military expansion of Western defenses by 1963. Some nations face financial and political hurdles delaying action while the United States bears up to eight percent of the expansion. The aim is to ready 21 NATO divisions and equip them, with a longer goal of about 30 divisions, as U.S. officials press for broader support. High-level talks, including James Galvin and Thomas Finletter with Lyndon Johnson, followed by a Kennedy survey mission.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO
United States
James M. Galvin
Thomas i. Finletter
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Lyndon B. Johnson
Latte
Kennedy
Weather forecast predicts warmup and rain in coming days
Weather Bureau expects temperatures to stay 5-8 degrees below normal for five days with morning lows near the 4s. Rain likely to return to the Miami Valley tomorrow and Wednesday. A slight warming trend is seen by Friday. Middletown official high yesterday reached 68 at noon and a low of 39 at 7 am. Rainfall yesterday measured 0.77 inch.
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Weather Bureau
Miami Valley
Middletown
Progress Toward Berlin Accord Brightens European Talks
United States and Soviet Union inch toward a Berlin crisis settlement as Rusk and Gromyko extend talks in New York. A possible East–West foreign ministers conference looms, with Khrushchev's informal message potential and Kennedy to host Gromyko after further instructions from Moscow. Britain backs negotiations as Lord Home, in New York, expresses cautious optimism.
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Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Washington
Rusk-Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
Rusk
Kennedy
White House
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Lord Home
London
New Pact Sought By Franco Arouses Nuclear Speculation
Generalissimo Francisco Franco urged renovation of the 1953 U S Spanish aid for bases treaty in Burgos during a cabinet and military command meeting. The move sparked speculation he might seek nuclear weapons, though Spanish and U S officials declined to comment.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
U.S
Franco
Burgos
Branch Bank Looted Near Akron
Norton Branch of the First National Bank in Norton Village shopping center was robbed Saturday night. Sheriff’s deputies estimated $28,000 taken from the night deposit vault after burglars forced a back door and triggered no alarm. Police continue investigation for suspects and clues.
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Akron, Ohio
Summit County
Norton
First National Bank
Norton Village
Robert Campbell
Syrian revolt reshapes Arab unity as Kuzbari tightens grip
In Beirut and Cairo reports, Syrian Premier Kuzbari moves to crush protests after a rebel uprising toppled the UAR aligned government. He bans demonstrations, closes schools, extends the curfew, arrests rivals, and asserts Syria will regain constitutional life. Nasser denounces the revolt while severing ties with Jordan and Turkey as Tehran and Guatemala recognize the new regime.
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Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damascus
Nasser
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Mamoun Kuzbari
Syria
Kuzbari
Naional Union Party
Abdul Hamid Serraj
U.A.R
Serraj
U.A.B
Jordan
Turkey
China
Guatemala
Iran
Foreign Ministry
Wasim
Galal Moawad
Egypt
Unlucky Irish Head Home
Shannon Ireland AP One hundred three Americans stranded for five days after a nostalgic trip to Ireland were promised a plane home. The Erin's Own Club of Chicago chartered a plane costing about thirty thousand dollars to bring vacationers home from Shannon Airport after delays. Nurses aided the ill, babies cried, and evacuees worried about money and jobs while awaiting departure.
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Shannon
Ireland
Erin’s Own Club
Chicago
Kennedy
Kevin Carty
Edward Salmon
St. Gabriel's Church
Mantle Doubtful Starter for World Series Opener
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle, released from Lenox Hill Hospital after minor hip abscess surgery, said he doubts he can play in the opening World Series game against Cincinnati at Yankee Stadium. He feels weak and unable to run, keeping his availability for the series uncertain.
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Roger Maris
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
New York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Mantle
Lenox Hill
Yankees
Yankee
Fire destroys Blue Crystal nightclub in Girard
Fire leveled the Blue Crystal nightclub in Girard near Youngstown Ohio. Damage was estimated at seventy five thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Girard Sunday
Irish airport hostel relief after crash survivors numbers
A bus driver and a hotel owner who returned to Ireland with two men sheltered in Limerick. Passengers leaving an airport hostel opened space for women and children of a Chicago party and some men to sleep indoors. The group spent a fifth night on the floor awaiting a DC plane, amid memory of the Shannon Estuary crash that killed 83 on September 10.
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President Air Lines
Ireland
Kay Mellor
Hospital of the Little Company of Mary
Evergreen Park
Chicago
Thomas K. O'Malley
Tover
Limerick
Shannon
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