Tshombe Captures Nonaligned Show and Heads Home
Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe, barred from the nonaligned nations conference, left Cairo for Athens then Leopoldville after a diplomatic flare. Nasser freed him, embassies closed briefly, and Egyptian Algerian ties faced tense tension as Congo incidents unfolded.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Athens
Leopoldville
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tshombe
United Arab Republic
Algeria
Congo River
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
USAR
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
Nasser
Aruba
Pone
Ahmed Ben
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Weather forecast calls for frost then sun and warmth
The weatherman says a cool spell will bring frost tonight with temperatures in the low 30s. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer by afternoon. Yesterday’s high reached 64 and today’s low was 44 with only a trace of rain.
Queen Elizabeth's Quebec Visit Intensifies Security Sweep
Frogmen searched Wolfe's Cove and plainclothes police with dogs patrolled the Plains of Abraham as Queen Elizabeth's Britannia arrived on the St. Lawrence. More than 1,000 officers with soldiers and fire brigades prepared for the visit with checkpoints and road identifications. A separatist rally faced permit limits and potential restrictions as security intensified for the royal tour from Charlottetown to Quebec City and Ottawa.
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Quebec
Wolfe’s Cove
Plains of Abraham
St. Lawrence
French Canada
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Britannia
Wolfe's Cove
Ottawa
Frogmen
Prince Philip
Charlottetown
Queen Elizabeth’s Britannia Yachts Through Gulf of St Lawrence
The royal yacht Britannia with Queen Elizabeth aboard, escorted by an escort destroyer Nipogon, neared a fishing boat in the Gulf of St Lawrence. Under the rules of the sea the fisherman has right of way, prompting both vessels to alter course while onlookers watched from the fishing boat’s rigging.
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Nipogon
Queen Elizabeth
Britannia
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Sheppard Ruling Due In 10 Days
Three federal judges are expected to rule in ten days on whether Dr. Sam Sheppard remains free on a $10,000 bond or returns to prison. The hearing in Cleveland came as Ohio Attorney General Saxbe urged retrial in state court.
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Cincinnati
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Bay Village
Saxbe
Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
John T. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Copter Pilot Killed Near Saigon in Viet Nam War
A U S Army helicopter pilot was shot and killed minutes after exiting a disabled helicopter 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The crew including two officers and two enlisted men were rescued. ground troops later drove the Viet Cong from the area. Premier Nguyen Khanh announced treason trials for 20 coup participants, with possible death penalties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Slayer Adjudged Insane Escapes Mental Hospital
In San Antonio Texas Leslie Douglas Ashley once a female impersonator who received a death sentence for killing Fred Tones in 1961 vanished from a state mental hospital with a female attendant on leave. Authorities suspect they headed for Arkansas or Missouri while FBI agents recall his 195? arrest in New York City and subsequent trials and parole irregularities.
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San Antonio
Tex
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Houston
Arkansas
Missouri
FBI
Paroled after decade in Ohio Penitentiary
Sheppard was released this summer on an order by U S District Judge Carl A Weinman after nearly ten years in custody and with parole consideration slated for this month.
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Sheppard
Ohio
U. S
Carl A. Weinman
U.S. Demands Russia Pay UN Assessments
GM Strike Settlement Is Closer. Detroit AP reports the nationwide GM walkout nears three weeks with Walter Reuther predicting momentum this weekend in local talks. Only 20 of 130 locals settled as GM and union agreed national terms yet workers stay out.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
UAW
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Chrysler
Ford Council
Johnson in Cleveland as crowds greet him warmly
President Johnson arrived in Cleveland after a six hour visit drawing as many as 140000 people. He pressed hands and spoke with many along the motorcade route and even urged police to let supporters approach. Senator Stephen M. Young introduced him at a dinner for about 2700 attendees in the new convention center.
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Cleveland
Burke Lakefront Airport
Sheraton
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Hilda Radcliffe Returns to Morgan City from Baton Rouge Shelter
Hilda Radcliffe, born in Morgan City during Hurricane Hilda, leaves a Baton Rouge Red Cross shelter to return home. Her sister Audrey was born in Morgan City during Hurricane Audrey in 1957.
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Baton Rouge, la
Hilda Radcliffe
Morgan City
Hilda
Baton Rouge
Umbrella-Swinging Mom Retrieves Two Runaway Teens
Martha Schendel and Janice Hawkins escorted two 16 year old Cleveland Heights students home from London after a three week undisclosed trip. Scotland Yard had traced the runaways to London while Consul Lilienfield arranged their return. The teens arrived with about 1100 of their 2000 savings and explained they wanted to see the world rather than visit popular bands.
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Cleveland
Martha Schendel
Janice Hawkins
England
Cleveland Heights High School
Scotland Yard
London
Cleveland Heights
Edward F. Gaffney
New York
Henry Lilenfield
Lilienfield
Ex-Convict Jailed For Kidnapping A 10-Year-Old
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr. 26, an ex-convict and former mental patient, received a life sentence for kidnapping 10-year-old Johnny Robison from Mount Pleasant South Carolina. Robison body was found March 31 in Hallandale Florida. Bryan faces New Jersey Florida and Tennessee prosecutions for other kidnapped children, two of whom were found dead. He is connected to the deaths of David Wulff and Louis Hackie Wilson and charged in the Dennis Burke case.
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Charleston
S.C
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
South Carolina
Florida
Sfender
Audubon Park
J. Robert Martin Jr
Bryan
Johnny Robison
Mount Pleasant
Hallandale
Fla
New Jersey
Tennessee
David Wulff
Wilingboro
Louis
Hackie) Wilson
St. Petersburg
Dennis Burke Humboldt
Tenn
Transfer Vigil Set By Parents
A white parents group protests school integration by planning a 24 hour vigil at Mayor Wagner’s Gracie Mansion in Manhattan starting tonight. The Jackson Heights group links to the Parents and Taxpayers Coordinating Council and vows private classes if city inspectors close their Jackson Heights school.
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New York
Jackson Heights
PS. 121
South Ozone Park
Queens
P.S. 149
Bernard Kessler
Parents and Taxpayers Coordinating Council
Robert F. Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Manhattan
Watson named co chairman of Goldwater Miller group
Representative Albert Watson 42 of South Carolina is named by GOP chairman Dean Burch as co chairman with Ohio Republican Rep John Ashbrook of Young Americans for Goldwater Miller. Watson endorsed Barry Goldwater on Monday as the GOP nominee.
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Washington
South Carolina
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Young Americans For
Goldwater-Miller
Albert Watson
GOP
Dean Burch
Watson
Barry Goldwater
Todays Chuckle
A lighthearted note reflects on how counting money after a vacation reveals how carefree the trip felt and how perspective changes with finances.
Postponed Opening Considered Over U N Delinquent Payments
United States advocates delaying the November 10 opening of the General Assembly to force the Soviet Union and nine other nations to pay peacekeeping assessments. Rusk cites two year arrears. the USSR threatens to quit if votes are lost. talks of a December or January opening arise as a possible compromise.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Adjai
Stevenson
Tant
United Nations
Stevensons
Thant
Dean Rusk
Washington
Congo
Midle East
Middle East
Assembly
Security Council
Yankees and Cardinals Set For Game Three At Yankee Stadium
The Yankees and Cardinals rest after a 1 1 deadlock tied World Series at one game each. Mel Stottlemyre’s rookie debut pitched New York to the tie and the teams travel to New York for the Saturday start. Curt Simmons faces Jim Bouton in the third contest.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Cardinals
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Jim Bouton
Court Frees Confessed Slayer Of Wife
James W. Killough, 42, a former mailman who confessed three times to strangling his wife and guided police to her buried body, is acquitted of manslaughter after the appeals court voided his confessions. Judge Hart said the case lacked sufficient evidence to go to a jury, noting the man’s guilt in his heavy heart. The wife disappeared on October 13, 1960, and the confession rulings centered on improper interrogation methods and precharge detention.
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James W. Killough
George L. Hart Jr
U.S. District Court
Killough
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hart
U.S. Attorney's Office
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Marilyn
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Sam Jr
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Fred Tones
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