Would-be bank robber’s multilingual try ends in capture
A Montreal man, 33, attempted to rob three Hull banks using the same note in English. Tellers in Banque de Scotia and Banque Provinciale could not read the note, while a Banque Nationale teller fainted. He slipped on a waxed floor and was arrested by a bank employee and a police officer.
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Hull
Que
Bank of Nova Scotia
Pauline Brunet
Banque Provinciale du Canada
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Donald Abbey
Montreal
Leave Meredith Alone Court Orders Barnett
A federal appeals court granted a sweeping preliminary injunction protecting James H. Meredith from interference during his studies at the University of Mississippi. The ruling bars Mississippi officials from arresting, injuring, harassing, or intimidating Meredith and outlines actions to avoid contempt. The court did not rule on contempt charges against Gov Barnett or Lt Gov Johnson.
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Atlanta, Ga
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S. Sun Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ste Miss
Justice Department
Washington
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Atlanta
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Griffin B. Bell
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. District Court of the Southern District of
Alabama Leaders Expect New Integration Push at Alabama
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says five African American students will apply to the University of Alabama in the coming days as a new integration effort follows the Ole Miss crisis. He notes Alabama and South Carolina remain unintegrated in public education even after previous incidents and expulsions linked to court orders.
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Alabama
South Carolina
Autherine Lucy
Miss Lucy
Neutralist Ban Plan Irks West at UN
United States and Britain oppose a nonaligned plan for an unpoliced nuclear test ban and push a rival limited ban proposal. They accuse the 30-nation draft echoing a Soviet call of seeking an uninspected moratorium, while advocating an interim atmosphere and outer space ban with later full verification.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Britain
Mt Minamidake Volcano Eruption in Japan No Casualties
Mt Minamidake, among Japan’s most active volcanoes, erupted late Friday night belching smoke and lava. The Central Meteorological Agency reported no casualties. The peak lies on Sakurajima Island in the south.
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Tokyo
Mt. Minamidake
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Sakurajima Island
Crane Topples in Willoughby Killing Driver
Richard Bates, 62, of Cleveland was killed Friday when a 35 ton crane toppled from a truck bed in Willoughby Ohio. The crane pulled the truck down and Bates was crushed beneath the cab as he drove.
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Willoughby
Ohio
Richard Bates
Cleveland
Four-Month-Old Boy Dies in Lima House Fire
Roy Sims four month old son of Mr and Mrs John Sims suffocated Friday night in a North Jackson Street home fire. An older brother and younger siblings were on the porch and unable to aid the child as the mother was visiting another child in a hospital when the blaze started in the kitchen.
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Lima
Ohio
Roy Sims
John Sims
North Jackson Street
Ranger 5 Struggles for Moon Mission After Camera Failures
Ranger 5, the U S spacecraft bound for the moon, cruises by the lunar vicinity in Pasadena California, hampered by a camera power failure though it carries elaborate TV gear. Launched at Cape Canaveral on Thursday, it was to transmit images but cannot perform required course adjustments.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States
Ranger
Cape Canaveral
Kennedy Cancels Weekend Trip Citing Cold
President Kennedy canceled the remainder of his weekend tour due to a slight cold and prepared to fly back to Washington immediately.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Washington
Expanded Imports and Executives Told At Hot Springs
Treasury official called the drop in the U S international payments deficit gratifying and encouraging while warning the Business Council progress hinges on American industry Expansion of U S exports by billions of dollars was urged to sustain growth The council expected a optimistic 1963 outlook from administration aides and economists Walter Heller indicated mixed signals and the chance of a mild recession next year with investment tax incentives and Kennedy tax cuts shaping the forecast
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Hot Springs
Treasury
U.S
Business Council
Tindascenamataw
Traneurw
Uniti Seuitigi
Wwe Weeny
Robert V. Roosa
Council
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Chuckle: No Yes Men Allowed Says Speaker
A witty quip declares that no yes men are welcome, insisting clarity and bold honesty in leadership. The line frames a call for decisive action and direct feedback within a workplace or group setting.
Indian Forces Yielding in Himalayan Border Clash
New Delhi dispatch reports heavy fighting on both ends of the disputed frontier as Indian and Chinese forces clash. Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon cites very heavy attacks and notes India lacks fighter planes, while Peiping accuses India of initiating hostilities in Ladakh and the northeast.
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New Delhi
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Red China
Ladakh
Menon
Peiping
Chipchap River
China
Sinkiang
Chipchap
Himalayan
Stewardess Ejected In Turbulent Airliner Door Blast
In Windsor Locks Connecticut a blast of air from an open rear door during Allegheny Airlines Flight 926 from Washington to Providence swept stewardess Francoise de Moriere 29 from the plane. Her body was found 1,500 feet below near Farmington after ground searchers tracked debris from the flight. Co passenger Charles Mack 36 of Springfield described the event and efforts to seal the door with pillow cases before landing. Authorities traced the door problem to Bradley Field and noted a witness hearing a scream around 8 p.m.
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Windsor Locks
Allegheny Airline
Washington
Providence
Philadelphia
Bradley Field
Mack
Miss de Moliere
Paris
Allegheny
Thomas Hawkins
Miss de Moriere
Harold Gould
Alexandria
Gould
Robert Swingle
Farmington
Hartford
Swingle
High Space Shot Fired In Pacific
In Honolulu AP reports a nuclear test over Johnston Island achieved success as part of a high altitude series. A second test is planned between 2:30 and 7:30 am EST on Oct 24. The blast occurred at 10:30 pm HST with an estimated yield of about 20,000 tons TNT, roughly one Hiroshima bomb.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
U.S
Joint Task Force 8
Hawaii
Pacific
Bomb hits minister of agriculture office in Pretoria
An explosion wrecked the agriculture minister’s office in Pretoria on Friday night, blowing out walls and shattering windows. Police note sabotage attempts have hit major cities this week, with Transport Minister Ben Schoeman warning saboteurs will be relentlessly pursued.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Ben Schoeman
Ella Moves Northeast As Cape Hatteras Watches
Hurricane Ella, now moving away from land, prompted gale warnings from Cape May to Cape Lookout and tides 2 to 4 feet above normal. At 5 am advisory, Ella was about 270 miles east southeast of Cape Hatteras with 100 mph winds and hurricane force bands extending up to 100 miles.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ella
Atlantic
Cape May
N.J
North Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Cape Lookout
Block Island
R.L
Savannah
Chesapeake Bay
Fourth thalidomide baby born in Charleroi Belgium
A newborn girl, three days old, born with hands attached to her shoulders, is the fourth thalidomide case in Belgium this year. Her Polish-origin mother, 22, took the drug in early pregnancy, and the father wept as he spoke to reporters.
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Charleroi
Belgium
Seattle World’s Fair ends with Kennedy visit and black ink promise
The Seattle World’s Fair wraps six months with a presidential stop by Kennedy on Sunday marked non political. A Venus bound Mariner signal may accompany his appearance as science stunts entertain 94 million attendees. Officials call the event financially successful, laying groundwork for a $50 million civic center and a $10 million science complex.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
Sally ‘Rand
Little ‘Egypt
Gracie Hansen
Gracie
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