Freed jailbird smashes way back into cooler
Highland Park police arrest Tony Miodusewski after he storms Detroit suburb headquarters with a rock smashing plate glass. He had just been released from the Detroit House of Correction for shattering glass previously and admits he has no money or job.
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Glenn May Not Be On Moon Shot
Houston AP report saysNASA Manned Spacecraft Center director Dr Robert Gilruth warned age could bar John H Glenn Jr and other original seven from Apollo moon missions six to eight years away He announced nine new astronauts ages 31 to 35 with 253 volunteers era Slayton named coordinator but unlikely to fly Gemini and Apollo missions due to medical concerns.
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Robert R. Gilruth
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Donald K. Slayton
Slayton
M. Scott Carpenter
Rumors of a Cuban naval base near Banes surface
Sources tied to the Cuban underground claim Castro's government may be planning a north coast naval installation. They note families relocated near Banes, about 20 miles northwest of Guantanamo Bay, amid broader talk of Soviet and Czech presence in eastern Cuba and tightening shortages at home. Guards at Guantanamo report harsher checks for workers returning to the base.
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Dayton official found in Tennessee amnesia case
Dayton Ohio City Commissioner David F. Pottinger, missing over six weeks, was found in Knoxville with memory loss and a scalp wound. He was released and headed back to Dayton with his family. A man had lured him with gambling and vice evidence, leading to a robbery and blank memory. Nearby, Sherry Vanderweil, who had babysat at Pottingers' home, remained missing. a letter from New York surfaced without a reply.
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U N General Assembly opens amid Cuba clash signals
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 17th session with expectations of a strong Soviet attack on U S Cuba policy. A Western backed candidate leads the presidential race over a Soviet backed rival as Adlai Stevenson and Andrei Gromyko prepare to deliver key policy statements. The U S plans to press U N on Congo assessments and World Court rulings, while Berlin and nuclear testing remain focal but not agenda items.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
United States
Berlin
Congo
U.N
World Court
Agriculture Shortcomings Debated Across Czechoslovakia
In Prague under the Communist Party Central Committee CTK reports Monday that agriculture faces lagging production and limited mechanization, with officials discussing the issues across the country.
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Castro Allows Cubans to Work for Americans for $5 Million
Castro permits these Cuban workers to stay with American employers as they generate five million dollars in earnings over a year, sustaining economic activity and bilateral ties amid ongoing labor mobility discussions.
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Russians Again Seek China Seat
United Nations. The Soviet Union moved to seat Red China in the General Assembly as it opened its 17th session. The action followed a prior chance for a China vote and anticipated strong opposition from the United States, which did not plan to block a new vote this year. A second item called for a world conference on trade.
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Soviet Urges German Peace Pact Over Berlin Crisis
The Soviet government, via Tass, cites alleged France West Germany collusion and demands a German peace treaty to resolve Berlin. It condemns NATO bases and rejects four power control while Allied troops test Berlin defense after de Gaulle and Adenauer meeting.
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Soviet warns of separate treaty with East Germany
The statement said Western powers must back a German peace accord or the Soviet Union will sign a separate treaty with East Germany. It also accused De Gaulle of forging a Bonn-Paris axis to control Europe’s forces. This Tass briefing was the second in two days on Berlin, issued Monday.
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World Bank Proxy Urges Pooled Foreign Aid Plans
Eugene R. Black, retiring World Bank president, urged pooling aid funds in a broader international fund. He favored increasing IDA contributions by industrialized nations and warned bilateral aid risks political influence and misaligned conditions tied to donor products. His remarks coincide with calls to cut Kennedy's foreign aid program.
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Washington
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U.S
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D-La
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House Foreign Appropriations Subcommittee
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Tires 6th weather satellite lofts into orbit over Atlantic
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the sixth in a series of Tires weather satellites launched at 3 35 am aboard a Thor Delt rocket. It reached about 400 miles high on a Delta booster and began photographing storms as NASA reported first cloud cover pictures from the second orbit. The mission supports tracking hurricanes typhoons with Schirra's Sept 28 splashdown date in view.
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Cuba Ideas Boiled By Solons
In Washington three congressional groups push a joint declaration on Cuba amid a Cuban military buildup. Secretary of State Rusk told Senate committees the resolution should be simple and clear, as proposals vary from blockade to broad Kennedy-backed actions. Canada denial follows a senator’s charge about pilot supplies.
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Kennedy
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
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D-Ala
Senate
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Canada
Midwest Weather: Cold Nights and Warm Day Temps Ahead
A high pressure system over the Midwest will keep temperatures down for a few days with tonight's low around 47. Expect a mild Wednesday with a high near 76. Yesterday's official high reached 78 around 3 PM and the overnight low was 4 at 5:30 AM today.
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Sabin denounces U S move on polio vaccine
Dr Albert B Sabin, arriving in New York from England, called the U S Health Services recommendation to withhold Type II in adults unwarranted. He defended community immunization programs and said the decision rests on few polio type illnesses with no proof linking Type III vaccine to any cases.
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Albert B. Sabin
U.S. Health Services
Health Service Recommends Against Adult Type II Sabin Vaccine
The Health Service Saturday advised against adult use of Type II Sabin vaccine after 11 confirmed Type 1 polio cases suggested some were caused by Type II. It urged using Type II for preschool and school age programs, and continued Types I and II for all. Some states dropped Type III, others remained cautious.
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Venus Rocket Going Strong
Washington AP reports NASA released an update on Mariner 2 as it nears Venus. Launched August 27, the craft should pass within 9,000 miles of Venus on December 14 at 7 a.m. EST. Current distances show Earth 3,608,856 miles away and Venus 49,087,030 miles away with a good radio signal.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Chuckle Conceit: a strange disease spares only the holder
A peculiar contagion spreads through society causing illness in all but the bearer who possesses the mysterious condition. The survivor navigates a world collapsing under the inexplicable outbreak while seeking a cure and meaning.
Whites Held For Negro Church Burning
Four whites and a white teenager are jailed in Dawson Georgia for arson in the early Monday burning of the Negro High Hope Baptist church near Dawson. FBI agents captured them after they admitted discussing racial violence in a racially tense southwest Georgia case linked to broader civil rights tensions.
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Justice Department
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Richmond
Z. T. Mathews
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