British Troops Patrol Beihan Border Area
British trained Southern Arabian Federation troops and RAF planes patrol Beihan area near Yemen border after raids from the Yemeni Republic. Commander James Lunt says defense positions are in place to prevent trouble as land rover patrols and jets sweep the border. The federation, formed 11 months ago, consists of sheikdoms with Britain guaranteeing defense.
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Former Broker Charged With Theft Of Stock
A 34 year old former Wall Street broker was arrested in New York and charged with stealing stock worth over 1 million dollars. He claimed the act was a prank connected to 13 oil paintings missing from the Fifth Avenue office. Bail was set at 3000 dollars for a grand larceny hearing.
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FBI Nabs Baltimore duo in bank robbery case
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson also known as One Eye and Jacqueline Ruth Rose were arrested by the FBI in Baltimore on bank robbery charges. Rose is accused of driving a getaway car in at least one hold up. Bail set at 100000 each. Also tied to a $1.5 million postal truck haul in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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Sabotage rising as Indians repulse Chinese attacks
New Delhi reports pro Peiping groups increasing sabotage in northeast India while China presses border pressure along the Walong Towang and Ladakh sectors. Indian Defense Ministry says two Chinese attacks near Walong were repulsed with no Indian casualties, as tanks move toward Chusul air base in Ladakh. Parliament member Herm Barua accuses Indian Communists of collecting funds from hill people in Darjeeling and Assam to aid an anticipated Chinese advance.
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Cap Barham Hints Race Is Possible
C E Barham of Ruston a Ruston law firm member and former lieutenant governor says he is urged to announce a gubernatorial candidacy. He clashes with Lesseps Morrison and ex Governors Kennon, questions Morrison’s ties to the Kennedys and urges ethics, idle funds reform and opposition to political intimidation as key platform points.
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Veterans Day observance noted by Legion member H Baur
Ramblin Dr H H Baur of 221 Pargoud Drive received a gold embossed American Legion Post No 13 membership card for four consecutive years. Percy A Lemoine signed the card as state department commander. Veterans Day highlights urging all veterans in Ouachita Parish to join.
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Mercy death case in Belgium ends with acquittals
A 12 member jury acquitted a young mother, three relatives, and their doctor in the mercy killing of a day old thalidomide baby in Brussels. The verdict drew cheers, a crowd crush, and mixed reactions from officials and the public.
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Soviets Yield On Missiles Inspection After Holdout
The Dahlgren shadowed the Leninsky Komsomol as the Soviet freighter carried missiles from Cuba through the Windward Passage. UN Secretary General Thant reported conditional agreement for Red Cross inspectors to examine Cuba bound ships, aiming to replace naval arms control around Cuba by Oct. 24.
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Senator Soaper Sees Satellite Reading World’s Shape
The piece mocks daily headlines and the Kremlin burn rhetoric while noting the satirical notion that a war cannot occur by mistake. It then shifts to a jab about aging family sedans being too old to run well yet too new to be antique.
Losses High Several Die In Accidents
A weekend eastern storm brought gale winds and heavy rains causing flooding and numerous traffic crashes across the region. At least six deaths were reported in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey due to storm related incidents. The weather disrupted sports events and drove boats aground as water levels dropped in Dunkirk harbor. The storm tracked from Tennessee to New England and weakened by Saturday afternoon.
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Secret Ingredient Perfume Promises Support for Wife
A quirky ad notes a new perfume with a secret ingredient that supposedly helps a man believe he can support his wife. The playful copy hints at confidence and domestic harmony, framing the scent as a boost for relationship roles.
Plane crashes into Long Island homes killing pilot and child
A single engine plane exploded and plunged into a Prospect Avenue residence in FAST MEADOW New York. Witnesses reported a loud blast before the crash as debris spread along a five block path. Pilot David Feder 44 and a 14 month old Shapiro child died. Residents Norman Germain and Mrs Shapiro described the horror while a passerby attempted to help the burning home. The infant's parents and another child were injured.
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of Hormes
Long Island
George Sha
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Norman Germain
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Girl Who Fell Half Mile In Sky Dive Weds
Lois Ann Frotten, 20, tele phone operator, and John E. Burke, 31, married after a sky dive engagement. Burke landed safely at Marstons Mills. Frotten fell 2,500 feet when her main chute tangled, struck Mystic Lake bottom, suffered two vertebrae fractures and a nose cut.
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John E. Burke
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Marstons Mills
Lois
Mystic Lake
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