Red China Tanks Move On Ladakh Front In India Clash
Battles in the Himalayan Ladakh sector as China and India rush tanks toward Chushul and Pangong Lake. India ferries light tanks to 14230 foot airstrip to bolster defenses. Reds mass near Spanggur Lake and Rudok. Indian shelling reported at Jang Towang as patrols clash near Walong. strategic aim cited as reaching Walong to threaten Lohit River valley and oil fields.
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India
Ladakh
Chushul
Pangong Lake
Indiaa
Jang
Towang
North East Frontier Agency
Walong
Lohit River
Dighboi
Fire destroys Ford Rotunda in Dearborn Mich
A fast moving blaze destroyed the Ford Motor Co Rotunda a 110 foot structure in Dearborn Michigan an early report stated the dome collapsed into the interior while a 388 seat auditorium and archives were burned or damaged officials confirmed only one injury and said priceless Ford records were saved by firefighters remaining sections and the dome fell in within minutes and smoke lingered after the fire.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Auditoriuum
Ford Family
Ford
Yemen Chief Threatens To Attack Aden
Syria AP report says Yemen President Abdullah Sallal warned Britain of plotting against the 4 day old republic and vowed to attack the British colony in southern Arabia. Sallal urged Arabs in Aden and protectorates to prepare for revolution and battles against colonialism.
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Aden
Damascus
Syria
Abdullah Sallal
Britain
Sana Radio
Sallai
Arabia
Sallal
Mohammad al Badr
Beihan
Marib
Sarwah
Sana
Sahal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
X15 pilot escapes injury in Nevada crash landing
Edwards AFB California UPI report details X15 rocket plane crash during emergency landing near Mud Lake Nevada. Pilot John McKay, 39, walked from hospital two hours later after freeing himself from the inverted craft. Rescue teams freed him after five minutes trapped in the wreck. He credited luck and a canopy blow for saving him.
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Calif
UPI
John McKay
McKay
Mud Lake
Nev
Surce
Air Force
David B. O'Hara
National Space Agency
Joe Walker
Cuban Reds Accused Of Sabotage In Venezuelas Oil Fields
Washington AP report says Venezuela charged Cuba directed sabotage at Creole Petroleum in Maracaibo on Oct 27 as part of a Plan Camilo. Nelson Himiob alleged four Communist party members blew four electric substations and cited intercepted Havana instructions. Morrison linked Soviet moves to Cuba as a missile-base threat, urging alert cohesion.
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Venezuela
Maracaibo
Cuba
Nelson Himiob
Organization of American States
OAS
Himiah
OAS Council
Communist Party
Creole Petroleum
Camilo
Camilo Cienfuegos
Fidel Castro
Curacao
Havana
Himrob
U.S
de Lesseps
Morrison
Hemrob
Want Ads Aim for Big Reach in Monroe West Monroe Area
Today News Stor World offers low seven day rates with cancellation privileges for Want Ads, claiming tremendous daily circulation in Monroe West Monroe and across North Louisiana for advertisers seeking broad exposure.
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News-Stor—-World
Monroe - West
Monroe
North Louisians
Ramblin' Expresses Kind Wishes After Accident
Ramblin' Doing Better Jes Ramblin' says Mrs. Ifrene Reid is recovering from injuries sustained in a recent auto accident. She is at her home on 1621 Emerson Street as fund of news notes.
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Ramblin
Ifrene Reid
Pye
Emerson St
Mr. Reid
U S Plans Laser Tracking Of Satellite From Wallops
NASA announced a test to track a satellite using a laser beam from Wallops Island Virginia. A six inch laser rod will emit a signal toward an array of one inch reflectors on the satellite and the return signal will be captured by a photomultiplier on the ground. The S66 polar orbiter will launch from the California range next year into a circular polar orbit about 62 625 miles above Earth for at least a year.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Wallops Inland
Earth
Wallops
Pacific Missile Range
California
Gale Warnings Hoisted Along Atlantic Coast
Heavy rains drenched Florida and the Southeast as a storm moved north with gusty winds. Rain totals of up to inches appeared in Florida Georgia and the Carolinas. Winds neared a mile per hour off the North Carolina coast as gale warnings extended from Cape Hatteras to Cape May. The rain belt was expected to reach the Northeast by late Friday night with cooler, drier air following.
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Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Cape May
Mississippi
Pacific
Pelt House Four Months of Falling Rocks at Lake Four
In Big Bear California rocks up to four inches long rained on the Lowe home for months beginning June 15, with windows broken and a patrol car dented. Sheriff investigators found no rock-throwers, while the Lowe family and a deputy report rocks sometimes fall at 4 am or noon. The sheriff suspects no goblins, mulls wind or other natural causes, and the rocks continue even after the family moved out.
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Sheriff's Office
W. M Lowe
Lewes
California
Sieektsee and Lowe
Fullerton, Calif
Jack H. Cox
Lowe
Lowes
San Bernardino
Jane
US Checks Missiles On Soviet Ships During Cuba Crisis
US war ships began at sea checks of Soviet missiles from Cuba on Friday and sighted missiles on outbound Soviet merchant ships. At the UN, Vasily Kuznetsov offered a list of 42 missiles and equipment and said they would be clear from Cuba by Monday. Photographs were sent to the US for analysis as officials voiced confidence the observations were accurate.
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Washington
Cuba
United Nations
Khrushchev
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Navy
United States
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Cuba rejects all ship inspections amid sea clash rumors
Havana officials insist no Cuban merchant vessel will submit to inspection of any kind, prompting questions about U S Japan cooperation on the high seas. Diplomatic informants say ships have orders not to stop for inspections, complicating a Soviet Red Cross inspection plan discussed at UN headquarters.
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Japan
Cuba
U.S
Red Cross
New York
Soviet Union
International Committee of the Red Cross
U.N
United States
Washington
East Germany
Fidel Castro
High Seas
Castro
Weather and Cold Weekend Outlook With Soviet Cuba Ship Talk
Weekend weather remains steady after a cold spell with a season low. Highs today around 2 to 68 under fair skies. tonight’s low 3 to 46. Friday’s high 61, low 27. Also, U S sources say Havana must approve boarding Cuban ships for inspections if Red Cross is involved. Cuba may resist and view its vessels as national territory, complicating the Red Cross plan.
Soaper Skeptic Sees Foolproof World Cited
A solitary customer at Bit O Erin Bar muses on science and fools. Editorial tone notes markets react to world news while the adult coloring book fad wanes as history reappears as yesterday.
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Bit O'Erin
Nationalizing Crime Sparks British Policy Move
A humorous report claims Britain plans to nationalize crime to ensure it does not pay, signaling government action against illicit activity with bold policy steps.
Dignity questioned as Philadelphia mayor offered limousine
A group of local businessmen proposed buying Mayor Tate a limousine after noting his use of a small car. City leaders debated whether the city should provide a dignified vehicle or rely on existing car pools and occasional limousine rental for official functions.
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Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Daniel M. Tabas
Acorn Iron & Supply Co
Naval Chief Reveals Submarine Tracking Details
US Navy Chief Adm. George W. Anderson Jr told the New York Navy League that submarines from the Soviet fleet were detected and tracked in Caribbean and Atlantic waters during the Cuban crisis. Some surfaced after long surveillance as U.S. forces practiced anti submarine warfare with high efficiency and minimal difficulty.
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UPD
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
Caribbean
Atlantic
New York Council of the Navy League
Anderson
U. S. Navy
Pentagon
U. S
Navy Sets Up Inter American Cuba Blockade
Washington AP The Navy announced an inter American quarantine force under Rear Adm John A Tyree to police shipping into Cuba Two Dominican Republic frigates patrol while two Argentine destroyers arrived in Trinidad to join the blockade Task Force 137 operates separately from the main U S blockading fleet Task Force 136 Defense Department would not confirm other nations contributions to the effort.
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United States
Argentina
Dominican Republic
Cuba
John A. Tyree
Task Force
U.S
Defense Department
Tyree
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