Fickle Ginny Now Heads Out To Sea
Hurricane Ginny, packing 95 mph winds, moved northeast off eastern Long Island toward open sea. The Weather Bureau canceled watches on New England and Long Island as rain hit the coast. warnings extended from eastern Long Island to Eastport Maine with higher tides and possible flooding near Cape Cod.
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Long Island
Weather Bureau
New England
Nantucket
Eastport
Maine
Bureau
Nova Scotia
Atlantic City
N.J
Cape Cod
Cape
Eastern Sections May Get Drought Aid From Ginny
CHICAGO AP drought relief centered on eastern states as Hurricane Ginny forecast to bring rain showers and snow. Forecasters expect Ginny to move north toward southeastern New England with heavy rains possible in eastern Long Island and New York City aiding drought conditions and reducing fire risk.
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Chicago
Ginny
Cape Cod
New England
New York City
Long Island
Sixty three miners rescued from deep gold mine shaft
In Johannesburg, South Africa, sixty three miners trapped in an elevator shaft of one of the world deepest gold mines were saved Monday night. They were greeted by jubilant relatives and friends. All were pronounced in good condition. Thirteen had been trapped for twelve hours.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Miners Laugh as Rescue Shaft Reaches Midway in Germany
In Broistedt Germany three trapped iron ore miners kept up jokes with rescuers as a shaft reached the halfway point. One miner joked not to send down too much gear since it would have to be brought back up, through a supply tube bore to 259 feet below the surface.
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Broistedt
Germany
Safety Lift Mishap Traps Miners Deep in South Africa Mine
A lift machinery failure trapped miners in two cages at a Carletonville mine near Johannesburg. One man died and 50 workers endured 14 to 18 hours confined in cages 1,000 feet and nearly a mile below the surface before rescue.
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Carletonville
Johannesburg
Snowy rebound hits Northeast Ohio after warm spell
In Northeast Ohio, Hall and snow were reported overnight after a spell where temperatures neared 80 degrees three days earlier. The Highway Patrol noted snow in Lake and Geauga counties, but it melted almost as fast as it fell.
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Cleveland
Hall
Ohio
The
Highway Patrol
Lake
G ®Auga
Ginny dampens drought impact but drenching rain unlikely
Weather officials warn Ginny's track could keep most rainfall away from inland areas, leaving coastal zones to bear the showers. New York City's upstate reservoirs, about 30 percent full of 476.5 billion gallons, stand to gain little from the storm as drought persists and the economy suffers millions in losses. Rain fell in New England and parched zones across upper Michigan, northern Missouri, southern Illinois, and central Kansas, yet the drought endures.
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New York City
Upstate
Plains
New England
Upper
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Rainfall Below Normal Across Much of Region
Reports indicate October rainfall was far below normal in the ari belt with some areas receiving no measurable rain. The US Weather Bureau predicts rain in eastern Maryland and north to Maine with heavy coastal showers in New England. Expect showers in the eastern Great Lakes, upper Ohio Valley and middle Atlantic states, with wet snow in Pennsylvania and New York mountains.
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US. Weather Bureau
Mary
Maine
New England
Great Lakes
Upper
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New York
Bank teller helps thwart pigeon game in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the bank saved Mrs. Lenor’s possible windfall after two women tried the pigeon drop. Mrs. Charlene Brown, 34, and an accomplice lured 70 year old Lenor with a found box of 12,000, claiming a share if she posted 4,000. An alert Provident Bank teller interrupted the scheme and police detained Brown as plainclothes officers tailed them.
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Cincinnati
Mattie Senior
Charlene Brown
Jacksonville
Fla
Mrs. Senior
Mrs. Brown
Dahomey Names Provisional Government After Coup
Dahomey military ruler Col Soglo announces a provisional government and restores deposed President Maga to it. He dissolves the National Assembly, suspends the constitution, and reappoints Maga along with Sourou Migan Apithy and Justin Ahomadeghe, as workers return to jobs amid strong army backing.
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Cotonou
Dahomey
Christophe Soglo
Hubert Maga
Soglo
Maga
National Assembly
Democratic Rally
Sourou Migan Apithy
Republican Party
Justin Ahomadeghey
Legislative Assembly
Democratic Union Party
Radio Dahomey resumes amid six hour shutdown
Radio Dahomey resumes broadcasting after a six hour shutdown. It aired brisk military marches and occasional West African music. Cotonou's daily mimeographed government bulletin has not published since last week, fueling rumors. Workers began sporadic strikes ten days ago in Porto Novo and insist Maga be ousted before returning to work.
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Radio Dahomey
Cotonou
Porto Novo
Maga
Dahomey Leaders Rise Amid French Rule Legacy
Maga served as premier while Dahomey was under French rule and was elected president on December 11, 1960, four months after independence. His support came from the conservative hinterland, with opponents strong in Cotonou and Porto Novo. Dahomey, land of palm exports, lies between Nigeria and Togo, densely populated and heavily financially aided by France.
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Dahomey
Cotonou
Porto Novo
Pennsylvania
Nigeria
Togo
Barred by trap device not illegal says high court
In London the high court ruled that an electrical trap wired to deter his wife did not itself violate the Offences Against the Person Act of 1861. Frederick Munks, 26, was convicted previously, but the judges quashed his 18 month sentence, noting the act covers a spring gun a man trap or any other engine, not an electrical device.
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London
England
High Court
Frederick Munks
Doreen
Munks
Washington Scandal Opens as Baker Investigation Begins
Washington AP reports the Rules Committee opens its closed hearing into Robert G. Baker once a Senate secretary tied to travel clients and defense contractor vending deals. Sen John Williams leads the probe into Baker in connection with the Quorum Club and Rometsch rumors.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Bobby
Senate
Rules Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
Baker
Capitol Hill
The
Quorum Club, Inc
Congress
German Beauty Friend Of Men In High Places
Washington AP report says a raven haired German beauty linked to U S figures prompted calls for transparency on a deportation. Elly Rometsch, 27, and her sergeant husband reportedly returned to West Germany last August amid security concerns. Rep H R Gross urges Senate inquiry into possible security violations and ties to lobbying circles. The Defense Ministry notes she had no known contacts with dangerous persons and that she was not deported. Sgt Rometsch reportedly divorced after returning from Washington, with his quoted remark on financial hardship and his wife modeling.
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Elly Rometsch
Washington
Baker
Congress
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Lown
House
Defense Ministry
Rometsch
FBI
Gross
Quorum
Rep. Gross
Senate
London Daily Mirror
Bonn
Ellen
Demolition Starts on Penn Station for New MSG Sports Center
Crews began tearing into Pennsylvania Station to clear space for a futuristic Madison Square Garden Sports Center and a 33 story skyscraper. The $70 million project, set to take three years, will run beneath the city with 550 daily trains continuing to serve about 200000 passengers during construction.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Madison Square Garden
Belgian Ambassador Survives Car Accident At Home
Robert Silvercrays 70 former Belgian ambassador was struck by a car near his Walington home Monday night suffering a fractured spine and multiple bruises.
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Walington
Baroa
Robert Silvercrays
Jury questions as murder for hire case moves forward
Minneapolis AP. defendant T. Eugene Thompson faces a murder for hire trial over his wife Carol Thompson's death. Prospective jurors were asked about testimony and capital punishment. Two jurors seated, 13 excused for bias. defense used 3 of 20 challenges while state used 1 of 10. A list of 129 potential witnesses including Norman Mastrian and Dick Andersen was read.
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Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
Carol
Hyam Segell
Thompson
Segell
William Randall
Sidney G. Becker
Marlene M. Mellvane
Rolf Fosseen
Norman Mastrian
Dick W.C. Andersen
Sheldon Morris
Ben Bella and Hassan to Meet in Mali Peace Talks
In Bamako Mali President Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria and King Hassan II of Morocco arrived for talks to end the border dispute with hopes for a cease fire. Haile Selassie arrived last and Mali’s President Keita hosted a lunch before the session. Ben Bella expressed optimism for peace.
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Bamako
Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Hassan II
Morocco
Hassan
Ben Bella
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mdibo Keita
Speeders warned: better late here than early there
A lighthearted note reminds motorists that taking their time on the road here is wiser than rushing and risking a tangle with the law up above. It nudges drivers to curb speed and penalties by staying patient and cautious on the streets.
Kennedy Seeks Bipartisan Backing for Civil Rights Bill
President Kennedy meets with Republican and Democratic leaders at the White House to push a bipartisan compromise civil rights measure. The House Judiciary Committee favors a stiff rights bill despite earlier momentum, with negotiations ongoing to craft a version acceptable to both parties.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
House
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Compromise proposals aim to soften civil rights bill
The administration backs a bipartisan compromise replacing a stricter judiciary subcommittee plan with a fair employment practices commission lacking enforcement power and exempting retail stores from public facility bans related to interstate commerce. Kennedy had urged a commission. leaders press for broad support as House Republicans negotiate. A committee vote on the subcommittee bill was postponed after three previous meetings to avoid a ruling.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
Kennedy
Fair Employment Commission
Congress
House
Kastenmeier Predicts Defeat of Subcommittee Bill
Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier, a backer of the subcommittee bill, conceded after a White House meeting that the measure would probably be defeated. He noted several Democrats who supported him were won over by the President's appeal for approval of the new substitute.
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Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
White House
Mother Charged in 16 Month Old’s Death in Ohio
In Columbus, Rosetta L Shephard, 18, has been charged with second degree murder after police say her 16 month old daughter died at Children’s Hospital Chil dren’s Hospital. The infant arrived Friday critically ill with a broken arm and multiple older fractures in various healing stages.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rosetta L. Shephard
Children's Hospital
Unseasonal heat ends as cold spell nears frost
Weather shifts from heat to a cold spell with near freezing temperatures and a light frost expected tonight. Wednesday will be fair and cool. Yesterday's high reached 64 and today's low was 3 as drought conditions persist with no rain in sight.
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