Yemen Rebels Battle Loyal Tribes Near Sana
CAIRO AP reports Yemen's rebel regime forces clash with tribes loyal to the throne. Saudi Arabia backs Prince Saif al Islam al Hassan as royalists march toward Sana from multiple directions. Mecca radio accuses Nasser of provoking killings of tribal chiefs to push Yemen toward Communism. Royalist broadcasts say forces head toward Hodeida but Sana broadcasts mention no port fighting.
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Cairo
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
U.A.R
Sana
Saif al Islam al Hassan
Mecca
Jordan
Hussien
Prince Hassan
Hodeida
Red Sea
Kennedy Campaign Trails Through New York and Newark
President Kennedy moved through the New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania campaigns with stops at the Carlyle Hotel Morgenthau fundraiser and a Columbus Day event in Newark. He planned a Fifth Avenue parade ride with Mayor Wagner and a Buffalo Pulaski Day parade appearance while boosting Democratic congressional and state candidates.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Morgenthau
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Morgenthau
Kennedy
Carlyle
Newark
N.J
Manhattan
Bufalo
N.Y
City Hall
Boston
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F.lagner
Fifth Avenue
Ohio boy killed in Montana crash near Butte
An 8-year-old Ohio boy, Joe Mettler, was killed in a head on car collision seven miles east of Butte Montana. Coroner Andy Aleksich said the vehicle driven by the boy’s mother Velorus Mettler of Barberton Ohio collided with a car driven by William Leemings of Butte.
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Mont
Ohio
Joe Mettler
Here
Andy Aleksich
Velorus Mettler
Barbera
William Leem
Weekend Rain Then Warm Midstate Forecast
Scattered showers are expected tonight and more so Saturday across Middletown and nearby areas. The forecast calls for warm weather with highs around 78 and lows near 55 through Wednesday. Yesterday’s official high reached 78 and the overnight low was 60 early this morning.
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Middletown
Home Says Reds Know The Secret Berlin Stand
Foreign Secretary Lord Home told the Conservative party conference that Western powers will stay in West Berlin while the Soviet Union denies self determination for East Germany and a free choice for Berlin. He said he warned Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York that the Allies are trustees for West Berliners and will not abandon them to communist domination. He urged avoiding any Berlin compromise that looks like a Soviet take over.
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Wales
Lord Home
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Home
Parity
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
United States
Britain
France
Tony's Cafe Moves After Traffic Jam Pride
Grantham England drivers bypass byways cling to the town street as officials note locals favor Tony's Cafe. Eggs chips and tomatoes cost 3 shillings 42 cents. John Welsh says he’d rather miss nothing than miss a fry-up. Tony’s relocates to the highway site.
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Grantham
England
Tony
John Welsh
Pontiff warns heads of state on world peace at Vatican
Pope John XXIII urged world leaders to seek peace and accept responsibility before God. He warned that science without moral restraint could doom humanity and called for just, generous agreements and sacrifices to save the world’s peace during the Vatican ecumenical council opening.
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John XXIII
Beens Onmanes
Vatican
Michaelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Legionnaires Break Camp Amid Castro Action Demands
The American Legion’s 44th annual convention closed camp after passing resolutions on U S military action to probe staying in Cuba and a constitutional amendment to permit school prayers. President Truman lambasted Communists as liars as James Powers of Georgia won the commander’s post amid debate on foreign policy.
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Nev
Nerican Legion
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Aise 4
United Trons
Harry Truman
James Powers
Con, Ga
Congress
Legionnaires
Kennedy
Cuba
Castro
Negro Goes Alone on Oxford Campus
James H Meredith moved unescorted around the University of Mississippi campus for the first time amid federal marshals and Justice Department oversight. He faced taunts from about 100 to 150 students at lunch and dinner, while officials said the staged presence aims to normalise his freedom of movement. Meredith planned to spend the weekend with his wife and child. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans convened to review defiance by Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson Jr. of court orders.
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Bull Justice Department
Baxter Hall
Meredith
Justice Department
Ole Miss
Bud Sather
New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson Jr
Nehru orders Indian army to drive Chinese from frontier
Prime Minister Nehru announced that India had ordered the army to free territory on the northeast frontier. Fighting on the Himalayan border near Chihtung left Indian casualties at 17 and Chinese at 33. Peiping protested strongly while both sides sent reinforcements and disputed who started the clash.
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India
Nehru
Peipling
Red China
Peiping
Defense
V. K. Krishna Menon
Foreign Ministry
B. M. Kaul
Peipig
Radio
Chihtung
Kechilang River
Tibet
Chuckle Line About Directing to Washington from Harvard
A humorous quip suggests finding Washington, D. C., by heading to Harvard and turning left. The one liner plays on campus geography with light irony.
Donovan Waiting For Fidel's Move
American negotiator James B Donovan waits for a summons back to Cuba and Fidel Castro's decision on releasing 1,113 invasion prisoners. He offers a medical aid package as his maximum, with no cash involved, and cautions that release depends on Castro.
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Miami
Fla
James B Donovan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Donovan
Castro
Havana
West Coast Gale Takes 3 Lives
A fierce Pacific storm battered the West Coast over 1000 miles, killing three people in Oregon and Washington. Gusts to 90 mph, 30-foot waves, and toppled trees caused widespread damage from Northern California to British Columbia, with power outages, closed schools, and delayed harvests.
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Oregon Coast
Calfornia
British Columbia
Snoqualmie
Wash
California
Mt. Hebo
Oregon
Air Force
Pierce
Coast Guard
Garberville
Series Game Postponed in World Series Weather
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick postponed the sixth game of the World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees until Saturday noon PDT due to rain and wet grounds at Candlestick Park. Frick announced this after inspecting the soggy field. winds up to 60 miles an hour battered the area. The Yankees lead the series three games to two.
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Ford Frick
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Frick
Candlestick Park
Giants
San Francisco Bay
Yankees
New York
Britain Warns Exiles Over Cuba Bound Shipping
London warned it would view seriously any attacks on Cuba bound shipping by Alpha 66. The Foreign Office disclosed that the U S State Department was approached to help explain last month's Alpha 66 attack on a British vessel in a Cuban port. London privately asserts Alpha 66 operates from U S territory using U S equipment.
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Britain
Alpha 66
Foreign Office
U.S. State Department
U.S
Refrigerator claims Dayton tot life
A three year old, Thomasa Anderson, died after an abandoned refrigerator was involved in his disappearance from a group of children. The body was found about an hour later in Dayton, Ohio, according to AP reporting.
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Dayton, Ohio
Thomasa Anderson
Reds Oust U S Aide In Moscow Spy Charge
The Soviet Union charged U S Embassy first secretary Kermit S. Midthun with spying and ordered him to leave Moscow. He is the second U S diplomat expelled within a week in retaliation for the U S expulsion of two Soviet diplomats at the United Nations.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Kermit S. Midthun
U.S
United States
United Nations
Plane Down With 23 On Board Near Carmona Spain
A twin engine transport carrying 23 passengers and five crew crashed and burned near the village of Carmona just before landing at Sevilla. No immediate casualty figures were released.
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Madrid
Spain
Carmona
Sevilla
Weary Congress Hopes To Clean Up Go Home
The 87th Congress, its ranks dwindling, pushes toward adjournment with only three major bills left. Leaders hope to wrap up by late today, but quorum doubts persist as members rush home for the November 6 elections.
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Washington
87Th Congress
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Te Rete
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