Three Soviet Delegates Expelled From UN Over Spy Plot
The United States orders three Soviet U N delegation members to leave the country after linking them to a spy case with two others in Englewood New Jersey. The expulsion targets Gleb Pavlov Yuri Romashin and Vladimir Olenev amid FBI findings involving Igor Ivanov and John Butenko.
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United Nations
United States
U.N
U.S
U.S Soviet
Gleb A. Pavlov
Yuri A. Romashin
Vladimir I. Olenev
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Englewood
N.J
Igor A. Ivanov
New York City
Amtorg
John William Butenko
Orange
International Electric Corp
Pramus
FBI
Oleney
Pavlov, Ivanov
Butenko
Closter
N. J
Indictments Rock Newport Officials Over Bribery Case
Newport Kentucky officials reacted with disbelief to bribery indictments returned by the Campbell County grand jury. Mayor Ralph Mussman and four city commissioners face charges tied to repealing Newport’s B girl ordinance on October 22. Commissioner Lawrence Hehman dismissed the indictments as a political ploy while campaigning for re election ahead of next week’s vote.
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Newport
Kentucky
Campbell County
Grand Jury
Lawrence Hehman
Alexandria
Ralph Mussman
Hehman
Campbell County Committee
Cease-Fire Pact Between Algeria and Morocco Implodes
In Bamako Mali the Algeria Morocco cease-fire pact signed by Ahmed Ben Bella Hassan II Haile Selassie and Modibo Keita is unraveling as the accord fails to take effect on schedule. Disputes over border demilitarization Moroccan withdrawal territorial claims and a proposed OAU supervised commission create mounting tensions.
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Bamako
Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Hassan II
Morocco
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Modibo Keita
Selassie
Algeria
Organization of African Unity
Sahara
Morocco Algeria AGREE on demilitarized border zone terms
The two nations agreed to end hostilities and pursue future disputes by negotiation. Disagreement over which outposts belong in the demilitarized zone persisted with Morocco and Algeria clashing over Hassi Beida and Tindjoub. A mixed commission will define zone limits and border changes.
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Morocco
Algeria
Phantom bugler returns to Miami public address system
The phantom bugler again hit Miami, using a toy trumpet to play taps over the Eastern Air Lines public address system. Last week a hangar sprinkler activated as crews wiped up water, then the PA rang out with row row row your boats.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Integration Arrests Go Into Court
Five integration leaders moved from jail to a federal courtroom in Americus Georgia as petitions seek a court injunction against state county and city authorities. Judges Elbert P Tuttle J Robert Elliott and Lewis R Morgan hear complaints claiming officials conspired to oppress intimidate citizens amid a case charging riot unlawful assembly and other offenses. Bond for four defendants is set at 12000 dollars with one held without bail while two others seek Supreme Court relief on bond.
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Americus, Ga
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Sth US
Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Robert Elliott
Columbus
Lewis R. Morgan
LaGrange
Donald Harris
New York
Rutgers University
John Perdew
Denver
Harvard
Ralph W. Allen
Melrose
Mass
Trinity College
Zev Aelony
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Thomas McDaniel
Americus
Harris
Perdew
Allen
McDaniel
US Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohioan Held In Gigantic Dope Ring
Federal agents arrested Othell Eugene DeWitt in Newark Ohio as part of a $30 million Cosa Nostra narcotics operation. Three people were seized locally with twelve more in Chicago led by Americo Depietto, described as the Chicago chapter narcotics officer. The ring distributed drugs to Midwestern cities including St Louis Columbus and Cleveland.
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Newark
Ohio
Cosa Nostra
Othell Eugene DeWitt
Chicago
DeWitt
Americo
Pete) Depietto
Lombard
Depietto
St. Louis
Columbus
Cleveland
Speaking of higher education Chuckle hopes for restraint
A light editorial quip jokes about the state of higher education urging caution. The brief observation notes concern with expansion and budget pressures in college systems. The tone is wry and observant without assertions of specific events.
Explosions Rattle Ohio Fireworks Plant Area
BELLAIRE Ohio AP firefighters watched a sequence of blasts and fires at the Ohio Fireworks Co cluster near a factory. The latest explosion Wednesday night damaged a 20 by 40 foot building between the office and machine shop, with a fire following and five departments fighting for an hour. No injuries were reported.
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Bellaire, Ohio
Ono
Ohio Fireworks Co
Ohio Valley
Plant damages rise after midweek blasts near Dayton
Company officials estimate first explosions caused 300000 in damage, with Wednesday night losses exceeding 15000 as equipment was moved for repairs to a wrecked machine shop. Co owner Dom Persutti says trigger remains unknown. Earlier in Dayton a United Fireworks Co block building burned, with losses 65000 to 100000 and 150 workers evacuated.
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Dom Persutti
Here
Dayton
United Fireworks Co
U S And Soviet End Consideration Of New York Moscow Flight
The United States and Soviet Union quietly shelved plans for a direct New York to Moscow air service. Officials offered no reasons, noting a cooled international climate since Berlin. Negotiations on consulates in Chicago and Leningrad and a consular convention continue, but progress is slow.
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Washington
United States
Russia
New York-Moscow
Berlin
Chicago
Leningrad
Progess
Soviet Union
Weather Update On Sprinkles Amid Prolonged Drought
Light sprinkles are likely tonight and tomorrow with no relief from drought in sight. Temperatures under cloudy skies will stay in the lower 50s tonight. Cooler conditions follow showers by tomorrow night after a 61 degree high yesterday and 40 degree low today.
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Tomorow
End of Viet Nam War Seen Within Months By U S General
Gen Paul D Harkins in Saigon says at least 1000 of 15000 U S troops in Vietnam will be home within two months in line with White House plans. He warns there will be sporadic incidents, but the war’s end is in sight.
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Tokyo
America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Paul D. Harkins
Saigon
Pacific
Armed Forces
Stars and Stripes
White House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Harkins
Strike Talks Continue At General Motors Norwood Plants
United Auto Workers and General Motors representatives meet again to end a three day old strike at two Norwood plants, idling about 3,000 workers.
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Cincinnati
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Norwood
Teacher Recovers Moldy Gettysburg Bills Worth 54200
Massapequa Park teacher George Rapport found a moldy bundle at Gettysburg in 1958. The Treasury set its redemption at 54200, with IRS tax review pending. Rapport plans to use the money for his children's education.
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Rapport
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Gettysburg National Military Park
Kennedy Rally Touts Civil Rights in Philadelphia
President Kennedy addressed a 11,000 crowd in Convention Hall and 4,500 at a fundraiser for Mayor Tate stressing civil rights as a nonpartisan issue. He urged bipartisan support for strong civil rights legislation amid tensions over fair housing and labor practices in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy
James H. J. Tate
Tate
James T. McDermott
McDermott
Convention Hall
Bellevue-Stratford
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
Students Peace Union
South
Viet Nam
Castro says U S agents seized after Cuba sabotage plot
Fidel Castro announced Cuba has captured several U S Central Intelligence Agency agents including two Canadian pilots who operated in Cuba after Hurricane Flora. He hinted at possible death sentences and said prisoners from a CIA ship named Rex would appear on television to recount their stories. The Rex is a 150 foot diesel craft flying the Nicaraguan flag based in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Rex
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joel Wilcox
Palm Beach
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Romashin
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Michael Goldsmith
African Unity Group
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Widen
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