Mrs Nhu Urges Informing the People on Communist Threat
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu told JFK’s aide she would inform the people about the Communist danger rather than lull them into a false sense of security. Speaking after her first address of a 21 day US tour she told an Overseas Press Club luncheon she would alert the public during questions from about a thousand attendees.
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New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Kennedy
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Overseas Press Club
Botulism Deaths Rise as Antitoxin Rushes In
In Tennessee and nearby states new botulism cases push hospital counts higher. Tennessee troopers rush Type E antitoxin 21 miles to Vanderbilt Hospital as three patients in Nashville race to 10 total treated. Deaths linked to rare Type E botulism include four in recent days across Knoxville and Kalamazoo.
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Nashville, Tenn
Central South
Tennessee
Knoxville
Vanderbilt Hospital
George J. Breault
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Breault
Kalamazoo
Mich
12 Americans Killed as Marine Helicopters Crashes
Twelve Americans died when two H34 Marine helicopters crashed during a search mission near Da Nang Viet Nam. Bodies were transported to Da Nang as investigators probe a possible midair collision amid Viet Cong ground fire.
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Military
United States
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Marine
Weather winds and dry spell extend to 28th day
Dry conditions continue for the next 36 hours setting new records as each day passes. Farmers haul water amid fair weather with some cloudiness and no rain. Yesterday's high reached 78 and today's low is 46.
Macmillan abandons bid to lead Conservatives at next election
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the Conservative party conference he cannot carry the physical burden of leadership at the next general election. A successful prostate operation at King Edward VII Hospital followed a bladder neck obstruction earlier in the week. He is 69 and will be inactive for two to three months as party leaders face revived Labor strength.
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Lackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Lord Home
Richard Kasischke
London
King Edward VII Military Hospital
Blackpool
W.W. Badenoch
John Richardson
Defection Reported By Russia From US Army In Germany
Berlin reports a US Army master sergeant attached to an intelligence office defected and sought asylum after a one day visit to East Berlin on Sept. 24. The missing man is M Sgt Willard Valentini of the 504th Signal Battalion at Mannheim, Lorain Ohio, with four children and a wife. Army confirms missing status but cannot confirm defection. East German ADN notes Valentini served with intelligence support in Mannheim. Local neighbors say Valentini aimed to make a career in the Army.
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Lorain
Ohio
ADN
504Th
Mannheim
Valentini
Army
Decision On Wheat Draws Cheers Jeers
President Kennedy authorized a private sale of millions of bushels of U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union and other Communist bloc countries with limits that it not go to Cuba. The move drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and offered a example showing potential gains to U.S. balance of payments and gold reserves while reducing storage costs. Wheat futures closed at 2.11 a bushel.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Europe
Cuba
United States
Lars
U.S
Kennedy authorizes wheat sales to Soviet Union
Moscow Radio reports President Kennedy has authorized American exporters to sell wheat to the Soviet Union and other socialist Eastern European countries. He stressed U S interest in supplying grain to the Soviet bloc during his press conference.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
President signals more arms sales after Vermont talk
The President announced at a press conference that he weighed political and economic issues before deciding on a deal described as beneficial to both the United States and purchasing nations. He suggested that further such transactions may be in the works.
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Tran van Chuong
United States
Vermont
George Aiken
Kennedy signals possible private grain sales to bloc nations
Kennedy says Soviet bloc countries may seek surplus feed grains and other agricultural commodities. After National Security Council consultation and informing Congress leaders, he concludes private dealers should not be prohibited from selling for dollars or gold on delivery or commercial terms. The exact bushel and dollar figures were not specified.
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National Security Council
Congress
Kennedy
Kennedy explains wheat sales to Soviet bloc under subsidy plan
Senator Kennedy announced a wheat sale package totaling 350 to 400 million dollars with estimates of 7 million tons to be shipped to the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. Hubert Humphrey noted 4 million tons to the USSR and 1 million to Bulgaria Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Senate
Kennedy
Humphrey
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Australia
Pauling Wins Nobel Peace Prize for 1962
Nobel Committee in Oslo awards Linus Pauling the 1962 Peace Prize for opposition to nuclear tests. He previously won the 1954 Chemistry Prize, making him one of the few with multiple Nobel prizes. the 1963 Peace Prize goes to the Red Cross committees.
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Oslo
Norway
Linus Carl Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Nobel Committee
Pauling
International Red Cross Committee
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
Marie Curie
Mobster Valachi’s Senate testimony reveals Cosa Nostra links
Informer Joseph Valachi details the New York based crime syndicate with reach to Detroit Chicago and the Pacific Coast as Senate investigators hear experts from many cities. Detroit police commissioner George Edwards Testifies as an expert witness while President Kennedy has nominated him to the U S Court of Appeals Ed wards remains in post pending the nomination Valachi claims to have planned the Giannini murder with the sanction of Vito Genovese and describes gunmen as sharp shooters with a $40 payment to Giannini for a night out.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Senate Investigations
Detroit
Chicago
Pacific Coast
George Edwards
Kennedy
Edwards
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
Eugene Giannini
Federal Narcotics ‘Bureau
Vito Genovese
Landslide Crashes Into Dam in Italy Triggers Toll
In the Piave Valley Italian towns near the Vaioni Dam were devastated by a massive Alpine landslide that flooded Longarone and surrounding hamlets. U.S. sources cited up to 3,000 dead with hundreds missing as rescue efforts mounted.
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William Mairani
Belluno
Italy
Vaioni
Piave
Dino Menardi
St. Martino
Viaspesse
Carlo Prestamburgo
Cadissago
Rivalta
Pirago
Castellazo
Adriatic
Flood Devastates Village In Southern Europe Operation Underway
Benvenuta De Mas described a night of chaos as water surged through her home and the dam feared to fail. She recalled ground shaking and flashes from toppled power lines as U S Army Southern European Task Force helicopters landed to support response led by Maj. Gen. Harrison A. Gerhardt.
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U.S
Harvey C. Mayse
Wenatchee
Wash
Mayse
Longarone
Benvenuta de Mas
SETAF
Harrison A. Gerhardt
Landslide In Trieste Area Strikes Italians and Helpers
By noon more than 10 600 Italian soldiers, police and Red Cross personnel were in the area. About 120 injured persons were in various hospitals at that hour. In Trieste a seismograph recorded a tremor at the landslide time and geologists debated cause versus effect.
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Red Cross
Varous
Trieste
Chuckles on Cars and Their Jerky Jokes
A light column jokes about cars being advertised as flawless yet still full of jerks and quirks in everyday driving. The author pokes fun at mechanical pride and the small mishaps drivers endure with a wink.
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