Red China flags amid dissension on national day
In Hong Kong dispatch, Gay banners mark China’s national day as dissension surfaces within the Communist Party. A central communiqué cites shortages and errors after a four day session in Peiping, announcing the dismissal of generals Huang Ko Chang and Tan Cheng from Hunan. The move is linked to Peng Teh Huae’s fall from power in 1959, with experts noting leadership shifts and growing popular discontent over food shortages amid a two year economic crisis.
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Roy Elsoyan
Hong Kong
Red China
China
Posada
Chinese Communist Party
Peiping
Huang Ko-Chang
Tan Cheng
Hunan
Mao Tze Tung
Peng Teh-Huai
Peng
Birthday renewals loom as October drives license rules
October brings many driver license renewals as three year licenses issued years ago approach expiration. Apply up to one month before your birthday at the Motor Vehicle License Bureau 166 Central Ave. Failure to renew within six months risks arrest and a new driving test. Bureau hours are 9 to 5:15 weekdays and 9 to noon Saturdays. Starting Monday half year reductions on auto plates take effect per deputy registrar Henderson Fates.
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Motor Vehicle License Bureau
Central Ave
Henderson Fates
Kennedy at Court Swears In Goldberg at Supreme Court
President Kennedy will visit the Supreme Court chamber Monday to witness Arthur J. Goldberg sworn in as an associate justice. The ceremony marks Goldberg's transition from secretary of labor to the high court bench.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court Chamber
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Cost and Timeline
The bridge tunnel spanning the mouth of Chesapeake Bay is projected to cost 139 million dollars and is scheduled for completion late in 1963. It will connect the region across a major waterway, enabling direct road passage and easing coastal traffic. The project marks a significant advance in infrastructure for the area and is expected to boost regional commerce and travel.
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Chesapeake Bay
Unbelievable tale lands dock worker in Matteawan
Vincent Rosario a New York dock worker faced assault charges after a domestic dispute. Psychiatrists at Bellevue deemed him paranoid and delusional. He was committed to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminally insane four years ago amid claims of his wife and a boarder feasting on blood. An attorney later secured release.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Vincent Rosario
Matteawan State Hospital
Rosario
Bronx Criminal Court
Bellevue
Mat. Leawan
Manuel Zapata
of Zapata and Halbert
Matteawan
Rosario House
Halbert
Cecil Johnston
Explorer 14 Satellite Set for Launch From Cape Canaveral
NASA reports an Explorer 14 satellite, an 89 pound craft with four paddle wheel solar panels, will launch aboard a Thor Delta no earlier than Tuesday to in a highly eccentric orbit up to 3000 miles from Earth. It will study high energy solar particles and examine the Van Allen radiation belt and Earth's magnetic field.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Explorer
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thor Delta
Earth
van Allen Radiation Belt
Savings Boosted By State
The Ohio Department of Highways says advance right of way procurement saved more than 12 million dollars. Funded from state retirement systems, total investments top 16.88 million dollars, with 10.53 million invested in early 1962 for future highway work. Cleveland land bought for 275 thousand saved private plans worth 1.725 million, showing cooperation with local agencies reduced disruption and relocation time.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Everett
Preston
Cleveland
Food Production Increase Urged By FAO Meeting
Kuala Lumpur AP report says FAO conference ends with a warning to developing countries to boost food output as populations rise. Louis Maire, FAO governing council chairman, notes 25 percent yearly growth in developing regions, over double the rate in developed nations.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Louis Maire
Conservancy Enters Cincy Butler Water Dispute
The Miami Conservancy District stepped into the Cincinnati Butler County water dispute over pumping from lower Butler County wells. The board ordered staff to develop and conserve water resources in the Miami River Valley below Hamilton. The move follows Butler County and city officials objections to Cincinnati buying land near wells to tap 40 million gallons daily from the Hamilton River aquifer, potentially causing shortages for Butler communities. The district may study supply and use, identify additional sources, and regulate volumes if needs exceed supply.
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Miami Conservancy District
Cincinnati
Butler County
Board of the Water Conservation Subdistrict
Miami River Valley
Hamilton
Ler County Commission
Fairfield
Conservancy District
Butler
Hamilton River
Max L. Mitchell
Conservancy Board
Ohio
Conservancy Subcommittee
Missile Sales To Israel Hit By Arab Leader
Abdel Khaled Hassouna secretary general of the League of Arab States says the U S decision to sell missiles to Israel is a grave development endangering Middle East stability. He warns it will affect Arab and American relations as he arrives in New York to attend the UN General Assembly as an observer. He notes the announced sale follows a Soviet arms buildup in Arab states but declines to comment on that buildup.
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Khaled Hassouna
League of Arab States
United States
Israel
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Hassouna
Spanish claim of New Guinea in 1545 named for resemblance
Explorers from Spain reportedly claimed New Guinea in 1545 and gave the land its name after noticing that its natives resembled those of the African Guinea, a comparison made across the world.
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New Guinea
African Guinea
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