Russians Own Up To Castro Aid
Washington says the Soviet union will send arms and technicians to Cuba to meet threats against the island. Officials note this confirms long standing Soviet and bloc support for Castro and that aid will likely continue. Cuba moves include exiled student group calls for US aid and ransom talks on 1100 prisoners proceed as Democrats push for action.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Moscow
White House
Ernesto Guevara
Emilio Aragones Navarro
Chuckle Joke About Early Marriage Woes
When we were first married we got along fine but when we were leaving the church the humor turns to a playful crust of marital banter. The line captures a light domestic quip about adjusting after vows and the everyday fixes of sharing life together.
Rough Trip From Accident to Hospital in Iowa
Mrs. J. R. Elmore of Des Moines Iowa is hospitalized with injuries from three auto accidents Sunday near Kellogg and Rock Creek State Park Sheriff Ray Gaylord says she was thrown from a car door opening and later again when the vehicle veered into a ditch An unnamed Des Moines man Vic Anderson assisted and an ambulance transported her to Newton hospital for treatment. her condition is reported satisfactory.
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Newton
Iowa
J. R. Elmore
Des Moines
James
Elmore
Iran Quake Death Toll Ranges With Hunger and Disease
Iran faced mass devastation after a major earthquake centered near Takistan killing between 3,000 and 9,500 people and displacing about 100,000. Government tallies cite 3,316 dead and 5,000 injured with the Red Cross seeking urgent relief as survivors scramble for help amid water shortages and ruined villages.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Takistan
Kazvin
Iranian Red Cross
Dan-Isfahan
Burma urges no testing pledge from Kennedy Khrushchev Macmillan
Geneva AP Burma proposed that Kennedy Khrushchev and Macmillan pledge personal responsibility to suspend nuclear weapon tests. James Barrington urged that the three powers declare no tests while a comprehensive treaty is negotiated, push for a prompt treaty, and form an international scientific commission to begin administering a test ban. Western sources called it an uncontrolled moratorium.
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Geneva
Burma
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
James Barrington
Barrington
International Scientific Commission
United States
Britain
Arthur Lall
India
Attacks Repelled by Guerrillas Near Algiers, Claims Say
Guerrilla spokesman Lt Ali Allouache of Wilaya No 4 said regular army forces attacked at dawn at Ain Boucif 75 miles south and at Charon 150 miles west of Algiers. He said guerrillas resisted and regulars withdrew after brief clashes as fighting around the capital continued amid a broader rebellion against Ben Bella.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Noaay
Ali Allouache
Wilaya
Wilayan
Algeria
Ben Bella
Allouache
Ain Boucif
Sahara
Boghari
Charon
Oran-Algiers
Orleansville
Wilaya 4
Typhoon Wanda Kills Hundreds In Hong Kong Storm
Typhoon Wanda hit Hong Kong with 160 mph winds, killing at least 134 people, with local reports suggesting over 300 deaths. Rescue teams searched flooded villages and refugee camps while 46 550 residents were left homeless as boats and shanties were destroyed.
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Roy Elsoyan
Hong Kong
Wanda
Royal Air Force
Isla
China
Shatin
New Territories
Mariner 2 Completes First Maneuver Toward Venus
In Pasadena, scientists report Mariner 2 has completed the earth acquisition maneuver using its antenna and will perform a midcourse correction today to aim for Venus. The craft, weighing 447 pounds, seeks a final pass within about 10 000 miles of Venus for experiments.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 2
Venus
Mariner
Earth
Space
Solar System
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Neuver
Rainmaker Homer Berry Quits Cloud-Tickling Rainmaking
Rainmaker Homer Berry of North Little Rock retires at 55 after two Arkansas rain contracts. He plans a Arizona vacation with wife and infant, then air conditions Chicago and clears smog from Los Angeles. Berry says he used chemicals to pull rain from clouds and quits to avoid pressures from demand for rain.
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Little Rock
Ark
Homer Berry
Berry
Arizona
Chicago
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Air Force
North Little Rock
Ohio Road Toll Rises With Labor Day Deaths Across State
The Labor Day weekend ends with 17 accidental deaths in Ohio and nearby areas. Victims include 7 year old Paul Orlosky of Cleveland and 37 year old Walter Husar of Lorain in auto crashes, plus a 10 year old Logan County boy crushed at a Huntsville farm. James Goudin, a passenger in a Washington County crash, later died. Additional fatalities include numerous single-vehicle, two-car, and drowning incidents across multiple counties. Local authorities report the toll nears the predicted 23 with a mix of car, truck, and farm accidents.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Washington County
West
Walter K. Husar
Lorain
U.S. 20
Elyria
Robert Bray
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Anthony Portale
Lakewood
Garfield Heights
Christen Bothe
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Harry Elsworth Morton
Columbus
Ohio 124
Vinton-Meigs County
Robert Beatty
Piqua
U.S. 25
Troy
Ronald E. Crider
Bellefontaine
U.S. 33
Alta Cooper
Bucyrus
Ohio 98
Girard
Harry Kabetso
Canfield
Mahoning County
Pearl Schillers
Berlin Heights
U.S.6
Huron
Erie County
Norma Ellen Danesi
Akron
William Horne
Huntsville
Lucille Bolden
Weather forecast for the Miami Valley eyed more rain
The Miami Valley may see additional rainfall in the next 36 hours with scattered thunder showers tonight and more widespread activity over southern Ohio Tuesday. Tonight’s low near 66, Tuesday high around 80. Recent high 84 at 4 p.m., overnight low 44. Middletown recorded .38 inch of rain from 8 a.m. Friday to Monday morning.
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Miami Valley
Ohio
Middletown
Three men chased from Atlanta traffic court scene
AP reports three men were chased from Atlanta's traffic court early Sunday after a night watchman said they attempted to break open a sale.
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Atlanta
Record Holiday Traffic Toll May Reach 500
The National Safety Council warned the Labor Day weekend traffic toll could reach 500, potentially shattering the 461 deaths recorded in 1951. Through Sunday, fatalities rose to about 464 with nearly 200 deaths since Friday, as head-on and other crashes spiked amid millions on the roads.
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Associated Press
Pleachenee Cen Namole
Roosevelt
Utah
National Safety Council
Florida Cleans Yards To Battle Mosquitoes
ST. PETERSBURG Florida residents planned a yard by yard cleanup of tires cans and other refuse to remove mosquito breeding places in a countywide campaign against sleeping sickness encephalitis Ten people have died in Pinellas County and four other deaths are reported elsewhere as officials urge elimination of stagnant water around shore acres residents pursue a coordinated effort against the culex mosquito carrier of encephalitis.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
C. Ballard
Jas County
Pinellas County
Shore Acres
County notes birds carry encephalitis to humans
John Mulennan of the Bureau of Entomology states the West Coast county has one of the densest bird populations in the nation. Health officials warn these birds harbor encephalitis and mosquitoes that can transfer it to people.
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John Mulennan
Bureau of Entomology
The
State Board of Health
Parliament approves repayment of postwar aid debt
Tokyo AP reports lawmakers end a 30 day session by approving a government bill to repay 490 million dollars owed to the United States from postwar assistance.
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Tokyo
United States
Cross burnings flare as KKK denounces integration
Ku Klux Klan crosses burned in 14 north Louisiana towns and at the state Capitol during Labor Day weekend. A Georgia rally was planned near Albany to express opposition to federal and northern intervention. In Baton Rouge the Capitol and various Negro targets were set afire while church leaders and clergy called for dialogue amid Albany tensions.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
State
Georgia
Albany
KKK
Baton Rouge
Grand Dragon of the United Klans of America Inc
South
Grand
Calvin Craig
Craig
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U.S.S.R
Kebet
Iraq
Tebrie
Atlantic City
Jacquelyn Mayer
New York City
Mary Warneke
California
Pamela Gamble
Patricia Anderson
Ohio Road
Paul Orlosky
Cleveland
Joseph Goudin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lowell
Marietta
George Bowser
Girard, In
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Goudin
Marietta Hospital
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Colo
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