Khrushchev Stoked By Defeat At U.N Disarmament Vote
Premier Khrushchev erupted in fury as the 99 nation General Assembly voted 64 to 13 with 31 abstentions against disarmament debate on his charge of American aggression. He warned of rockets and war, demanded a plenary session with world leaders, and said he would return to Moscow Thursday unless progress on disarmament appeared likely.
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Congo
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Bomboko
Engines Get Blame For Plane Crash
The turboprop Electra that plunged into Boston harbor killed 62 people after losing power in one or two port engines. Rep John Bell Williams said no need to ground other Electras. FAA head Gen E R Quesada testified no conclusive evidence birds caused the engine failures.
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House Aviation Subcommittee
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E. R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Mother and four daughters die in Buffalo fire
A mother Mary Dustin 39 and her four daughters Renette 6 Dawn 4 Denice 3 Dorothy 2 died in a two story frame home fire in Buffalo early today. Two sons by a former marriage escaped.
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Nixon Pushes Quemoy and Matsu Defense Theme
In Los Angeles, Vice President Nixon promotes his stance on Quemoy and Matsu as central to his White House bid. He argues Kennedy is naive on foreign policy, plans a California swing with TV clips and picnics, and signals a proposed two hour postdebate expansion to discuss international issues.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Top Mediator Directs GE Strike Into Second Week
The federal government's chief mediator will lead new talks Thursday between General Electric Co and the striking International Union of Electrical Workers. Mediation teams met Tuesday with no progress as the strike enters its second week affecting plants in Schenectady Syracuse Lynn and Pittsfield. The IUE seeks a 3% annual pay raise over two years with a cost of living clause and benefits, GE offers 3% now and 4% in 1962 plus elimination of the COLA.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Walter A. Maggiolo
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Syracuse
Lynn
Pittsfield
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Indus
Ralph E. Cordiner
Nonstop Try Ends In Sea Near Wake
Two North Dakota Air National Guardsmen attempted a nonstop distance flight from Oakland to Manila in single engine planes. Lt. Duane Stirling went into the ocean near Wake Island after reporting trouble climbing. Capt. Charles Finnnegan landed at Wake. Stirling was recovered by the Coast Guard and a Navy crash boat, with his condition not immediately reported.
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Wake Island
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Wake
Charles Finnegan
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Stirling
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Oakland
Calif
Manila
Weather outlook and temperatures easing into spring
The forecast calls for sunny and mild conditions on Thursday with possible rain tomorrow evening. Tonight remains fair and cooler with lows around the low 50s. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 3 to 6 degrees above normal, with a high near 69 and a low near 47. Yesterday's high reached 82 at 3:30 p.m. and the overnight low was 4 at 6 a.m. today.
Today's Chuckle It's affordable diet joke
A short humor item notes how sticking to a diet becomes easier when food choices align with what one can afford. The quip frames cost as the deciding factor and delivers a light, everyday punchline.
Kennedy Stands Put On Quemoy And Matsu
New York AP Kennedy defends Quemoy and Matsu stance in sidewalk interview en route to breakfast with Mrs. Roosevelt. He says the islands are strategically indefensible and warns against risking world war by defending them. He criticizes Nixon as war-ward. He argues the party benefits business and pledges an administration serving all Americans. He has a busy day planned from breakfast to a $100 plate Waldorf dinner.
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John F. Kennedy
Quemoy and
Matsu
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Party
Association of Business Publications
Kenedy
Federal Reserve System
Massachusetts
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
German TV Execs Flee to West Over Successful Show
BERLIN AP Two East German television executives fled to the West after defecting from East Germany because their program was reported to be too successful.
Socialist Leader Slain By Teen in Tokyo Strife
Japanese Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma was stabbed to death by 17-year-old Otaya Yamaguchi during a public forum in Tokyo. A leftist mob of about 10,000 marched on police headquarters hours later as tension rose over ultranationalist terrorism and the U.S. Japan security treaty.
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Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanuma
Greater Japan Patriotic Society
Zengakuren Student Association
Sohyo
U.s.-Japan
Ikeda
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French Charge Three In False News Case
Paris AP reports the French government charged three staff members of the leftist weekly France-Observateur with spreading false news capable of upsetting discipline and morale in the army. The charges reflect tensions over military information and state control of wartime media.
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Paris
France-Observvateur
Behind Closed Doors Over 200 Stand Trial In Cuba
In Cuba the largest Fidel Castro era conspiracy trial proceeds with doors closed to most foreign reporters except four Russians. About 170 defendants enter the courtroom with defense lawyers saying more than 200 are on trial for waging armed rebellion in the Escambray or collaborating with insurgents. One American named Richard Pecoraro of Staten Island is listed among the accused. A separate tribunal in Santiago begins hearing evidence against 21 men linked to an invasion of Cuba’s northeast coast, including another American, Anthony Zarba. The ministry notes only five of the 27 landing party remain at large, the leader reportedly killed.
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Santiago
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Armed Forces Ministry
NYC Merger Study Set For February Deadline
A February 1 deadline is set to finish a merger study of the Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central Railroads. Douglas Campbell of Central and B&O engineers are guiding the joint effort to identify facilities and offices that could be dropped. Officials say potential savings from merging the two lines could reach up to $100 million, with similar studies for other mergers showing smaller gains. Central and C&O have pursued B&O control, with talks of a three way merger discussed but not agreed. The joint study group is working in teams to meet the deadline.
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Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Douglas Campbell
Central
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B&o
Clarence E. Jackman
J. C. Kenefick
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C&o
Alfred E. Perlman
AF Seeks Cause Of Spy Flop In Sky Rocket
In Arguello California Air Force scientists probe why the first spy satellite rocket failed to reach orbit. Officials say the Samos craft sent back limited signals before vanishing, intended as forerunner to satellites with ultra sensitive scanning gear to photograph television shots beyond the capability of the U2 reconnaissance plane.
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United States
Air Force
Samos
Just A Painter At Heart Judge Just A Painter At Heart Judge
In Santa Monica California AP Joby Baker actor by vocation and painter by avocation his wife Joan Blackman told a divorce court he preferred painting at home and letting her cover household expenses She said he wanted painting to be a vacation and the judge granted the divorce They married in May 1959.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Joby Baker
Joan Blackman
Britain to Launch First Nuclear Sub Dreadnought
London reports Queen Elizabeth II will launch Britain's first nuclear submarine next week. Built with U S help and crew trained in America the Dreadnought carries an American reactor to power the vessel.
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London
Britain
U.S
Argentines To Resign
In Buenos Aires AP reports top military chiefs prepared to urge President Arturo Frondizi to resign as Argentina's government crisis deepens and political turmoil grows.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Earthquake in Cosenza Sends People to Streets
A strong morning quake shook Cosenza in southern Italy, prompting residents to rush outside in panic. No damage was reported despite the brief tremor.
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Cosenza
Italy
Congo Crisis Tensions Rise as Lumumba Arrest Standoff Deepens
In Leopoldville mobs target white motorists amid protests over Lumumba's detention. U.N. forces guard the ex-premier as Congo authorities threaten an army uprising over his arrest, while Bomboko and Mobutu clash with the U.N. on the timing and authority to proceed.
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the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
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Ghana
Joseph Kasavubu
U.N. Command
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Joseph Mobutu
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