Students Plan More Lunch Counter Scenes in South
ATLANTA AP A wave of sit-ins is expected to intensify as student activists, led by SNCC secretary Edward B. King, vow to expand desegregation efforts to drive ins and kneel ins across the upper South and border states. King praised early actions, while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remains jailed on trespass charges and pledges to stay in jail.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Edward B. King
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
South
Churces
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Georgia
Fulton Criminal Court
Harold Sprayberry
Finch Jury Is Given New Choice In Murder Trial
In Los Angeles, Dr. R Bernard Finch and his companion Carole Tregoff face retrial for murder and conspiracy in the shooting of the surgeon’s wife Barbara Jean. A judge told the 11 jurors they may consider excusable homicide after an oversight in instructions. Deliberations continued into a third day.
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Los Angeles
R Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Katanga Charges U.N. Troops With Looting in Kabalo
Katanga President Moise Tshombe charged six U.N. Ethiopian soldiers looted European houses in Kabalo while a U.N. observer watched. He alleged the troops aided rebel Baluba and did not intervene as locals were harmed. U.N. personnel were confined to quarters as a probe began. Jan Berendsen and Katanga Interior Minister Munongo flew to Kabalo to investigate.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Kabalo
Baluba
Tshombe
Jan Berendsen
Elisabethville
Godefroid Munongo
ICC OKs Freight Rate Hike
Washington AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads to raise basic freight rates effective next Monday October. The commission also suspended certain increases in special rail service charges pending further investigation.
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ICC
Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chuckle Description of a Pessimist
A quip notes a pessimist who would measure an inch if given only a small length. It plays on the idea of overcautious or negative thinking turning even minimal space into a measuring task.
Mobutu condemns UN for seeking to oust Congo ruler
In Leopoldville Congo capital Col Joseph Mobutu the army chief who proclaimed a coup early in September complained Thursday that the UN Command was trying to oust him The UN Command views its support of a military dictatorship by Mobutu as violating the UN charter.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
T) U.N Command
Mobutu
U.N
FBI Seizes 420 Slot Machines Bound for England
In Newport Kentucky 420 slot machines valued at a quarter million dollars were en route to Eng land before the FBI halted the shipment. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the devices were tied to an international gambling operation with London connections and were seized under federal law banning interstate transport of gambling devices. The machines were stored at Brooklyn Army Port Terminal pending further action as part of a broader crackdown that previously saw thousands seized in Kentucky.
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FBI
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J. Edgar Hoover
London
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Campbell
Charles Lester
Campbell County
Las
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Kenton Vegas
Brooklyn
35Th Street
Universal Supply Automatic
MCS Export Co
New York
Hoover
Cuba's Guevara talks of embargo resilience and aid ties
Cuba's economic chief Ernesto Guevara said the U S embargo will not cripple Cuba as black marketeers in the United States will defy it. He urged Confidence in allied support, noting Soviet bloc aid and future trade trips to the Soviet Union and other communist countries. He warned of possible U S -backed invasions from Guatemala and said Canada’s stance was dignified while Cuba seeks new sugar buyers at lower prices.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
National Bank
Ernesto Guevara
Russia
Guevara
Soviet Union
Red China
Czechoslovakia
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East Germany
Washington
Canada
Guatemala
Cubans Put U S Markings on Planes
Havana reports that Cuban air force transport planes were repainted with U S markings at San Antonio de Los Banos. Diplomatic sources say five twin engine transports were marked and nearby families were moved out before the work.
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Havana
U. S
United States
San Antonio de Los Banos
Reds Say U S Plans Cuba Attack
Pravda accuses the United States of organizing an invasion force in Guatemala and Florida to attack Cuba by month’s end before U S presidential elections. It cites Batista loyalists, American planes and landing craft, and plans to bomb Havana from the air on landing day.
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Pravda
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United States
Guatemala
Florida
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Havana
V. Zhukov
Zhukov
Honduras
Prensa Latina
Batista
Be Dead Right Slogan in Greenville Coroner Campaign
Dr Charles E Gariely of Greenville is distributing cards urging voters to choose his name on the November ballot. He runs for county coroner under the slogan Be dead right.
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Greenville
Ohio
Charles E. Gariely
Britain Launches First Nuclear Sub Dreadnought in Barrow
Barrow in Furness England AP report Queen Elizabeth II inaugurated Britain's first nuclear submarine the 3500 ton Dreadnought. The ceremony marked a milestone for the Royal Navy and the UK nuclear fleet.
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Britain
Barrow-In-Furness
England
Cuba Sugar Plan Highlighted by Guevara Visit to Moscow
One of Guevara's chief purposes in going to Moscow is to sell Cuba's 1960-61 sugar crop to the Communists. He outlined Castro's industrialization program and stressed future aid from foreign technicians, mostly from the Soviet Union, with 189 Soviet technicians expected next year.
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Guevara
Moscow
Cuba
Soviet Union
Frost, fair and cold. warming weekend ahead
Frost returns tonight with a low in the low 30s and a cold start to the week. A slow warming trend is expected Saturday through Sunday with a high near 58 degrees. Precipitation should be light, with scattered showers Sunday night and again late Tuesday, as the city records its first frost of the fall.
Ike Criticizes Second Rate Talk in San Francisco
President Eisenhower ridicules claims that the United States is slipping to second class status with low prestige, denouncing such talk as debasement of the truth. Kennedy camp accuses him of partisan campaigning as he spoke at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on a cross-country tour.
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Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
Roger Kent
Kennedy
California
White House
Parisan
Commonwealth Club
United States
Ikeda rejects neutrality for Japan amid U S alliance push
Premier Hayato Ikeda told Japan's House of Representatives that neutrality is unacceptable. He reaffirmed support for the United States alliance while seeking better relations with Communist China. He said Japan’s security hinges on the United Nations and the U S Japan Security Treaty and warned neutrality ignores Japan's East West power balance.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
United States
China
Ikeda
House of Representatives
United Nations
Hussein returns home from U.N. trip
King Hussein arrived back in Amman after attending the United Nations General Assembly session in New York.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Nixon and Kennedy face fourth TV and radio debate
The 60 minute debate between Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy is set for tonight. TV in the area airs at 10 pm with radio at 9 pm. Both campaigns agreed to keep the program to one hour amid past talk of a longer format. Local bumper stickers also show undecided voters.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Nixon fifth debate issue roils campaign
The final 60 minutes of a debate series were to be devoted to telephone questions from viewers as Kennedy proposed a fifth debate near the November 8 election. Nixon rejected the idea and urged extending the fourth debate to two hours. Herbert G. Klein left a thin opening for a fifth debate, while aides warned scheduling would be difficult. Kennedy jabbed at Nixon, mocking him for avoiding direct TV confrontation with 70 million viewers.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Herbert G. Kein
Hospital Becomes Courtroom as Baby Is Saved
In Cambridge a makeshift juvenile court set up in a maternity ward allowed a life saving transfusion for a day old boy despite Jehovah's Witness parents opposing it. The welfare officer sought custody to permit the operation and the magistrate granted temporary care to permit treatment.
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Cambridge
England
Florence Valentine
Lady Rothschild
First British Court Orders Transfusion Action
It is believed to be the first time such action has been taken by a British court. Minutes after doctors began the transfusion, Thursday night, 24 hours later, the hospital stated: "Everything is all right. The child's condition is satisfactory."
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