Rescue Underway for Azores Bound Cargomaster Crew
An Air Force C133 Cargomaster with 10 crew on a delivery flight from Dover to Lajes disappeared after leaving Dover AFB. A large joint search by Air Force Navy and Coast Guard covered 2 450 miles east to the Azores with about 30 aircraft and three cutters. The commander Capt Dudley J Oar Jr reported altitude 13 000 feet and climbing. no distress signal was given. All aboard were from the 1st Air Transport Squadron at Dover.
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Dover
Del
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Dover Air Force Base
Cape May
N.J
Dudley J. Oar Jr
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Lajes
Terceira
U.S
Europe
Azores
1St Air Transport Squadron
Inmates Charged After Penitentiary Breakout Attempt
Two Ohio Penitentiary inmates Robert Vermillion and Robert Haines were charged with attempted escape after using a cold chisel hammer and steel bits to drill toward the administration area. Guards detained them at noon after a routine check revealed pounding and chiseling. Vermillion, 39, is serving 10 to 25 years for armed robbery. Haines, 30, is serving 1 to 15 years for burglary.
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Columbus. Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Ernie Maxwell
Robert Vermillion
Robert Haines
Columbus
Sam R. Smith
Maxwell
Vermillion
Haines
Puppy Love Marks Start Of A Dog's Life
A lighthearted note reflects on how affection signals the early phase of a dog's life. The piece hints at companionship and growth as puppies begin their journey with human friends.
Diem ally blasts U.N. debate on Buddhist crisis
South Viet Nam spokesman Prof. Bull Hoi denounces U.N. General Assembly debate on Buddhists as US pressure. He asserts Soviet bloc countries will press for U.S. troop withdrawal, cites foreign influence and warns of destabilizing moves while noting pagodas have reopened and Buddhist rights talks progress.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Bull Hoi
Isi
Ation Assembly
South Viet Nam
North Viet
Buu Hoi
Atomic Energy Office
Dieu Hue
Diem
Arthritis limits escape in Euclid apartment fire
Firemen said arthritis prevented Mrs. Emma L. Mutch from fleeing the blaze that killed her in her suburban Euclid apartment Sunday night.
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Cleveland
Emma L. Mutch
Euclid
East German family flees in small boat to West Germany
An East German family of three escaped across the Baltic to West Germany aided by a freighter and two ferries that blocked pursuing police. Martin Helms his wife and their 5 year old daughter Kirsten rode a kayak across choppy waters aided by Capt Justesen of the Danish ferry Ged ser and Capt Siefried Horn of the West German freighter Fredenhagen with cheers from passengers observed at Lübeck port.
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West Germany
Martin Helms
Kirsten
Helms
Wismar
Baltic
Luebeck
Ping
East
H Justesen
Gedser
Niels Holgersson
Siefried Horn
Senate expected to back limited nuclear test ban treaty
The Senate faces probable defeat for an amendment by Barry Goldwater to delay treaty passage until the Soviet Union removes nuclear weapons and personnel from Cuba. Leaders forecast strong ratification support with about 81 likely yes votes, while 16 oppose and 3 undecided. Senator Herman Talmadge shifted to oppose, arguing the pact risks U.S. security.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
U. S
Associated Press
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
John J. McClellan
D-Ark
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Kennedy
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Weather Summary From Overnight to Afternoon Warmth Rise
An overnight low in the 30s gave way to a sunny morning and a forecast for highs near the upper 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 70 with a low of 38, and tomorrow morning’s low is expected in the 40s.
Kennedy backs McNamara Taylor on South Viet Nam trip
President Kennedy and Secretary McNamara along with General Taylor set a week long survey mission to South Viet Nam. George Ball and McGeorge Bundy joined the White House briefing signaling focus on both political and military issues. The group prepared for a helicopter flight to Andrews Air Force Base and onward by jet to Saigon.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Waite House
Unce
George W. Bailly
McGeorge Bundy
Ball
Bundy
White House
Newport, RI
Andrews Air Force Base
Air Force
Saigon
Fields, two men indicted in school integration case
A federal grand jury in Birmingham indicts segregationist leader Edward R. Fields and two others on charges of interfering with court orders on school integration.
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Birmingham
Ala
Edward R. Fields
Kennedy To Hold 3d Meetings With Racial Groups
President Kennedy plans three meetings in Washington and Birmingham to address the Birmingham racial crisis. He will meet white civic leaders, white church leaders, and his two Birmingham representatives Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall. A memorial gathering for the six Birmingham victims drew about 10 000 people in Lafayette Park.
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Don A. Hawkins
Birmingham
Washington
Kennedy
Ala
Alabama
Army
Earl
Red) Blaik
the Army
Kenneth C. Royall
16Th Street Baptist Church
Albert Boutwell
Lafayette Park
White House
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Rusk Plans Day of Talks With 11 Foreign Ministers
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arranged a rapid sequence of meetings at the U.N. headquarters with 11 foreign ministers including from Central America and Europe. He will host a 5 p.m. group from Guatemala to Panama and meet others hourly. A key late-week session with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko could shape next steps on East West nuclear test ban follow ups.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Central America
Guatemala
Spain
Peru
Ireland
Brazil
Niger
Rusk
U.S
United Nations
U Thant Rusk
Washington
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
British Indonesian guard pact averts embassy crisis
In Jakarta a new crisis over guarding Britain's ruined embassy escalated when Gov Sumarno Sosrowardoyo agreed to a joint British Indonesian guard to protect documents in the embassy vault. British Ambassador A G Gilchrist reported Indonesian police blocks before the agreement, then stayed inside as talks concluded.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Britain
Sumarno Sosroatmodjo
A. G. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Dayton man dies after landing plane in Indiana field
Carl Newhard of Dayton Ohio died Sunday while en route to a hospital after landing his light plane safely in a farm field near Madison Indiana. Authorities said he became ill and apparently suffered a heart seizure, his wife accompanying him during the flight.
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Madison, Ind
Carl Newhard
Dayton
Ohio
Newhard
Key Votes Scheduled This Week
The Senate will vote Tuesday on the limited nuclear test ban treaty with two thirds needed. The House plans a Wednesday vote on the Kennedy backed tax cut package about 11 billion over two years tied to reduced federal spending, requiring spending cuts if needed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Carpenters Rescue 10-Year-Old From Cliff Ledge In Montana
Two Augusta carpenters A R Bender and Charles Welsh built a 100 foot ladder to save Bruce Krummel who spent over 20 hours on a two foot ledge about 1,000 feet above the Sun River. The boy, on a weekend fishing trip with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gill of Great Falls, was rescued early morning after a daring ascent.
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Augusta
Mont
A. R. Bender
Charles Welsh
Augusta Carpenters
Bruce Krummel
Sun River
Rock Mountains
Robert Gill
Great Falls
Gill
Bruce
Rescuers Reach Boy on Cliff After Prolonged Effort
After two prior failed attempts and a dark abort, Bender and Welsh built a ladder from lumber and nails on a cliff face. Four hours later Bender reached Bruce on a narrow ledge and brought him to his parents. Three rain showers occurred during the ordeal but the boy suffered no ill effects.
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Bender
Air Force
Welsh
Bruce
Southern Democrats Likely to Back Republican Plan
The article notes many Southern Democrats plan support for the Republican tax proposal as a tight vote looms with both sides claiming a slight edge. It also mentions a $315 million federal aid program for economically distressed regions, the area redevelopment bill, scheduled for House Rules Committee consideration Tuesday, after a previously defeated similar measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Rules Committee
Power Crisis Swamps OSU Campus After Water Main Burst
Five prematurely born infants were moved in incubators from University Hospital to Children's Hospital Sunday night as an eight inch water main burst swamped electrical equipment. Crews labored to restore power to the campus southwestern sector.
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Columbus, Ohio
University Hospital
Chilldren’s Hospital
Ohio State University
Valuable Art Stolen From Polish Museum in Chicago
Three robbers looted the Polish Roman Catholic Union in Chicago Sunday, seizing jewelry, paintings, statues, and antiques from the four story building. Items included a diamond watch and Paderewski cuff links. nine oil paintings were cut from frames. Night watchman Leon Krempek was bound and gagged. Local authorities have not yet determined total value.
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Chicago
Roman Catholic Union
Frank Litwin
Union
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Field Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Leon Krempek
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