Destroyer Fogg Drifts in Ginny Wake Off Cape Fear
The Navy destroyer escort Fogg, powerless in 25-foot seas from Hurricane Ginny, was watched by two Coast Guard vessels off North Carolina. The Casco and Chilula kept 1,000 yards distance as tow lines broke and the Salish pulled the Fogg southeast toward Cape Lookout. Weather may force a decision on the Fogg’s fate as Ginny moves southwest.
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North Carolina
New York
Atlantic
Casco
Chilula
Cape Fear
Ginny
Salish
Cape Lookout
Henley
Opportune
Paiute
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Houk Named General Manager of Yankees Succeeds Hamey
Ralph Houk, Yankee field manager for three years, was named general manager replacing Roy Hamey who retired due to ill health. The Yankees will name Houk’s successor as manager on Thursday with Yogi Berra as the leading candidate.
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NEW York
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
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Houk
Yogi Berra
Mar
Parliament Reopening Delayed by Home Bid
Britain’s new prime minister Lord Home plans to delay Parliament’s reopening to renounce his title and win a Commons seat on November 7. Until elected he cannot lead the government in the House of Commons, with opposition parties unable to block the move.
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Lord Home
House of Commons
Kinross
West Perth
Queen's reopening depends on government advice and Lord Home
In a Monday night TV interview the prime minister said a delay would let his new government settle before Parliament. He noted a new foreign secretary Richard A. Butler and a new industry and trade post held by Edward Heath, and that the prime minister must present policy for the last session before an election.
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Lord Home
Richard A. Butler
Industry
Edward Heath
No Relief In Sight For Ohio Weather Drought
Dry conditions persist across Ohio with little relief possible before next weekend. Forecasters say Central and Eastern Ohio face 35 to 40 days of drought as fires rise in forests and grasslands. Howard Kenny notes only a slight chance of light rain with no substantial impact.
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Ohio
Howard Kenny
Port Columbus
Cleveland
Fire suppression crews warn of worn gear and ongoing duty
M K Idleman, chief of the forestry division fire protection section, said both men and machinery are showing wear from around the clock firefighting. He noted repairs are needed but operations must continue. Idleman added the Army Corps of Engineers was asked to stop burning debris along the Ohio River due to smoke hindering tower watchers and the risk of inland fires.
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M.K. Idleman
Forestry Division
Idleman
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Noted Briton Hurts Badly In Accident
Michael Foot leader of Labour left wing remained in very serious condition after an auto collision near Hereford. His wife Jill Craigie, a film director, was injured and reported in satisfactory condition. Foot, 50, had serious chest injuries and trouble breathing. a tracheotomy was performed. Fractures of both knees were set. The couple were en route to London from the Ebbw Vale district in Wales.
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Hereford
England
Michael Foot
Labor Party
Jill Craigie
Foot
London
Ebbw
Ebboo — Vale
Welch Mining District
Vision at Night and Morning Appears in Modern Girl Comic
A modern girl features a recurring dreamlike vision that shifts from night to morning, presenting a curious sequence of imagery. Readers follow her reactions as the panels explore dream logic and waking observation.
Britain's Prize Jet Crashes On Test Flight Kills Seven
Tisbury England AP Britain's new One-Eleven short-range jet airliner crashed during a test flight near Tisbury. Seven pilots and observers died in the wreckage. The prototype had drawn orders from American carriers for 31 planes and was to enter service with British United Airways to Genoa Italy. BAC reported 60 orders from airlines worldwide including American carriers.
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Tisbury
England
Britain
Atten Wet
British Aircraft Corp
British United Airways
Genoa
Italy
BAC
Tito urges UN summit for peaceful coexistence code
Yugoslav President Tito asks the United Nations to develop a codified code for peaceful coexistence among nations. He spoke at the UN General Assembly urging high level attention to the issue amid security incidents around his New York visit.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
New York
United Nations
U.N
Assembly
Castro's Woes Laid Upon U S
Cuba Prime Minister Fidel Castro announces price hikes on beef poultry beer and cigarettes to fund a 200 million flood control program in Oriente Province after Hurricane Flora. He accuses the United States of weather data withholding and rejects U S claims about flight bans while urging an end to the blockade.
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Cuba
Castro
Oriente
200 Planes Move 16000 Soldiers To German Bases
The first air transports in Exercise Big Lift landed in Germany tonight with the initial 16000 soldiers and airmen crossing the Atlantic. Aircraft from Bergstrom AFB Texas and other bases joined in a coordinated move of units from Ft Hood's 2nd Armored Division and support units.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Atlantic
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Tex
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Air Force
United States
Austin
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Killeen
Connally Afb
Waco
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Ft. Hood
Selassie Seeks Summit in Algerian Border Mediation
Emperor Haile Selassie pressed mediation between Morocco and Algeria over a desert border dispute as Ben Bella and Hassan II weighed a cease fire. Algeria demands Moroccan withdrawal before peace talks, while Selassie visits Algiers after meetings with Moroccan leaders.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Morocco
Ahmed Balafrej
Rabat
Selassie
Hassan II
Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Hassan
Hassi Beida
Hassi Beda
Frontier Line
Algeria
Airlift Tops U S Military Move Toward Mock Nuclear War
The airlift, largest in U S history, runs through Thursday. Then the 2nd Armored faces the 3rd Armored in a mock nuclear war. The invader 3rd Armored is in Europe as five troop transports depart hourly from Texas bases and about 160 tactical planes fly from Maine and Dow air bases. The lead Lor ing KC135 tanker fuels supersonic F100s and F-105s in flight.
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U. S
2Nd Armored
3Rd Armored
Europe
Texas
Maine
Loring Afb
Dow Afb
Loring
Strategic Air Command
Big Lift starts as 10 000 troops head to air bases
Gen Paul Adams told Ft Hood troops the iron curtain foes demand rapid reinforcement while Maj Gen Edwin Burba and his unit depart in a show of allied readiness After Burba bade farewell to his red dog at Bergstrom S Sgt Yvette Thorn Morrisville N Y served as flight stewardess and urged the general to call her sergeant.
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Adams
Strike Command
Ft. Hood
U.S
Iron Curtain
West Europe
Edwin H. Burba
2Nd Armored
Bergstrom
Burba
Yvette Thorn
Morrisville
N.Y
Serceant
Miss
Giant U.S. Air Lift Underway Amid Global Turbulence
Sgt. Thorn, with over eight years in the Air Force, leads a record long-range airlift costing about 20 million dollars. The operation shifts routes due to Hurricane Ginny, replacing Germany via Bermuda with a northern path over Greenland and Scotland. Planes depart Bergstrom on schedule, carrying 62 million gallons of fuel and notable staff like Edward Trappnell, special assistant to the secretary of the Air Force.
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Sgt. Thorn
Ginny
Atlantic
Germany
Bermuda
Azores
Greenland
Scotland
Bergstrom
Edward Trapnell
The
Air Force
United States Strengthens Forces A Year After Cuban Crisis
One year after the Cuban missile crisis the United States has bolstered its military posture in Florida and the Caribbean. The Air Force now has about 460 intercontinental missiles in place, up from 180, and Polaris submarines increased from nine to 13. Soviet and Cuban forces on the island total just over 7,000, with modern tanks, artillery, missiles, fighters, and patrol vessels still present. The Pentagon notes no new offensive missiles are being built, while U2s continue regular Cuba reconnaissance and naval patrols guard passages to Cuban ports. McNamara says Soviet forces in Cuba remain a potential danger until they are removed.
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Washington
Florida
United States
Caribbean
Air Force
Navy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy de
McCoy Air Force Base
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Hemisphere
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