Donovan Hopes Prisoners Will Be Released Soon
New York AP James B Donovan said 1 113 Cuban invasion prisoners may be released soon after a meeting with Ernesto Freyre of the Cuban Families Committee in Miami. Donovan, the negotiator, reviewed Freyre’s report detailing Castro’s ransom demands and stressed that no money is involved. Castro shifted from cash to medicines and foodstuffs as the bargaining item.
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Nuclear Test Over Pacific Yields Submegaton Power
The test used a Nike Hercules booster launching a nuclear payload to 20 to 30 miles, exploding in a bright orange ball seconds after ignition. AEC reported perfect performance despite weather delays. next shot above Johnston Atoll will use a larger device with yield above 0.0 megaton.
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Honolulu
AEC
Johnston
Open Probe In Death Of Stewardess
Federal and state investigators opened an informal probe into the death of Francoise de Voriere, 29, a Paris born stewardess who was ejected from a two engine plane near Bradley Field. The aircraft en route from Washington to Providence with stops in Philadelphia and Windsor Locks, was impounded as officials questioned crew members and representatives from Allegheny Airlines and Convair. The Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA led Saturday’s closed session to determine if misconduct occurred and whether a formal hearing will follow.
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Farmington
Hartford
Provdence
Washington, D C
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Administration
State Aeronautics Department
FAA
Barge Crash Death Toll May Be 20
In Lutcher Louisiana the Norwegian tanker Boheme and a line of oil barges collided on the Mississippi River predawn. One body recovered with 19 more feared dead or missing from the tanker crew of 47 as flames and explosions rocked the vessel. Eight crewmen hospitalized and shore observers heard cries amid the burning oil.
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Mississippi
Coast Guard
New Orleans
N. D. Treselair
Coun v
Professors May Earn TV-Taped Royalties, Alden Says
Dr Vern am Alden president of Ohio University argues at the Ohio Association of High School Principals session that universities face housing strains and Telstar tech could enable world lecture programs. He speculates distinguished professors may someday earn television royalties rivaling Paar or Sullivan. He cautions the teacher will not be made obsolete.
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Vernam Alden
Ohio University
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Telstar
Jack Paar
Ed Sullivan
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US airmen in Changi training get wry survival tips
In Singapore at Changi, US airmen in the British Royal Air Force parachute and jungle survival school receive hard workouts and dry counsel such as choosing to crash in June July or August when edible fruit is more abundant.
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Kula Lumpur
Malaya
Royal Air Force
Changi
Singapore
No Style And No Fit in Moscow Clothing Survey
Only 4 to 45 Soviet shoppers out of 100 can buy clothing that fully satisfies fit and style, says V. M. Sokolov, chief state planning specialist in the sewing industry. The Pilgrims brought the Ainsworth Psalter as the sole printed music book to America.
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Moscow
V. M. Sokolov
Ainsworth
America
Monroe Students Tour The Journal
Fourteen members of the Lemon-Monroe High School journalism class and the Mercury staff toured The Journal yesterday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Delores Saylor, journalism teacher and newspaper adviser at Lemon-Monroe.
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Lemon - Monroe High School
Journal
Delores Saylor
Lemon - Monroe
Texan Sought in Ohio Liquor Listing Probe
Testimony from a Dallas Texas man connected with Famous Brands Inc of Dayton is sought in an Ohio special grand jury liquor listing probe. Sidney Shine and Gilbert Bilenkin are named in the investigation as officers tied to the listing payments and are being sought or located.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dallas, Texas
Famous Brands Inc
Dayton
Chicago
Joseph Mahler
Famous Brands
Ohio
Gilbert Bilenkin
New York
Eisenhower Urged to Campaign as GOP Seeks House Edge
Republicans report a surge in requests for former President Eisenhower to campaign ahead of the November 6 elections. The RNC cites the Oct. 15 Boston speech and notes Kennedy’s foreign policy critique. Operation Dixie chair J. Lee Potter says the South could deliver 10 to 12 seats to give the GOP a House majority, with gains projected beyond the South.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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J. Lee Potter
Potter
South
National Democratic Party
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U.S. House
Dixie
Fliers Share Cake With Lad in Willcox Arizona
The Owil Air Petrol squadron received a birthday cake from Mr and Mrs Bob Lundbergs for five years. Their son Cappy born in 1956 survived a past illness as CAP flew specialists and blood to Willcox saving two lives.
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Ariz
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CAP
Bob Lundbergs
Cappy
Greeks Move to Settle All Old Foreign Debts
Athens reports immediate negotiations to settle all of Greece's foreign debts including prewar loans. Premier Constantine Caramantis announced after New York agreement on prewar debt to U S stockholders. He said refunds will be offered on a five percent basis of nominal value, totaling about 35.99 million to American holders and 153.74 million to British French and Belgian creditors.
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Athens
Constantine Caramantis
New York
Greece
United States
Caramantis
Plan Russian Visit by UK Atomic Energy Chief
Sir Roger Makins head of Britain's Atomic Energy Authority and former ambassador to Washington and his wife planned a Monday visit to Russia. The trip would be a holiday visit, highlighting diplomatic ties between the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union.
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London
Roger Makins
Britain
Atomic Energy Authority
Washington
Russia
Nuclear Test Set On Tuesday By Robert Myers
Nuclear device the size of Hiroshima bomb was detonated above Johnston Island in the Pacific Friday night. A larger test shot is scheduled for Tuesday night. Observers on Kauai island noted the event with caution and interest.
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Honolulu
Hiroshima
Johnston Island
Pacific
Kauai
Slain Woman’s Remains Found At Lancaster
Lancaster Ohio authorities recovered most remains of Cecile Koscho a 31 year old mother of four from five shallow graves on the Boys Industrial School grounds near Lancaster. Police report her husband Andrew 38 confessed to striking her in the throat during a Dec 22 argument and burying her there. He reburied the remains months later after suspecting disturbance. The couple lived in Whitehall a Columbus suburb.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Cecile
Mitzie) Koscho
Andrew
Biodiversity Richness Noted in Great Smoky National Park
Park officials report over 250 species of birds and mammals inhabit Great Smoky National Park, highlighting its diverse wildlife. Researchers count varied amphibians and reptiles among the ecosystem, with ongoing surveys to monitor populations and habitats.
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Great Smoky National Park
Pacific high altitude nuke test marks second success this year
The detonation was the second successful American high altitude nuclear test in six attempts in the Pacific this year. Four previous tests failed due to Thor booster malfunctions lifting warheads into the sky.
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Pacific
Thor
Altitude test wraps up 1962 Operation Dominic sequence
The final test of the Pacific altitude series is announced after delays and high level failures. Friday night’s test had little impact on communications across the broad Pacific region and marks the 31st successful test reported by the AEC in the series.
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Thhe Aec
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