Dutch Soviet Envoys Expelled After Amsterdam Airport Clash
The Netherlands expels Soviet ambassador Ponomarenko for leading a fist fight with Dutch police at Schiphol after diplomat Golub defected. Russia retaliates by ousting the Dutch ambassador to Moscow. Two junior Soviet officials Shibaev and Popov also leave, accused of violence and slander.
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the Hague
UPI
Netherlands
P. K. Ponomarenko
Russia
Moscow
Ponomarenko
Alexei Golub
Schiphol
Amsterdam
Golub
Golubs
A. D. Popov
Holland
Popov
Syria Regains Seat In U N No Objection
Syria was readmitted to the United Nations raising the membership to 101. Two Syrian representatives sat in the General Assembly without formalities after an advance arrangement. No objection was raised by the United Arab Republic, formerly Egypt and Syria, which dissolved last month.
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United Nations
N.Y
Syria
World Organization
General Assembly
Assembly
Mongi Slim
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Egypt
U S Protests Soviet Berlin Fire After Refugees Break Through
In Berlin the U S Command protested East German border guards firing on the American sector as nine truck loaded refugees breached the Communist fence. Gen Albert Watson II met Soviet commandant Col A I Solovyev at Karlshorst to deliver the message. No one was hurt during the hour long exchange and a second shooting incident occurred in the evening as two Berliners fled into the French sector near Bernauer strasse.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Albert Watson II
Karlshorst
East Berlin
A. I. Solovyev
Watson
Vopos
Viets
Solovyev
East Germany
Is Your Business Qualified To Display This Emblem?
The New Orleans YMBC refused to host Gavrikov the Soviet embassy first secretary citing that the Communist government cannot speak for those governed by force. Rep Hebert pressed for the talk but the board stood firm and denounced any perceived sympathy.
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New Orleans
Young Men's Business Club
Greater
YMBC
Gennardi V. Gavrikov
Washington
Allen Ellender
D-La
Gavrikov
Edward Hebert
Gavrikovy
Hebert
Board of Directors
UMBC
Sky Shield drills ground civilian flights in massive defense test
The Sky Shield exercise will run 12 hours from noon to midnight EST with civilian flights grounded. About 250,000 personnel from U S and Canadian forces will simulate a large scale air war over roughly 14 million square miles as B52s and B47s target key sites while interceptors and missiles respond.
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Washington
North America
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Army
Ramblin' Culture Book Club Silver Tea Today
The Ramblin Culture Book Club hosts a Silver Tea from 3 to 5 p.m. at 320 Marie Dr West Monroe. Proceeds benefit the Cerebral Palsy school's Christmas party for children at Selman Field.
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The
Culture Book Club
Kenneth Adams
Marie Dr
West Monroe
Cerebral Palsy School
Selman Field
Going Away Party for Gerry Crowell in West Monroe Police Room
West Monroe police recreation room hosted a going away party for Geraldine Gerry Crowell secretary to Chief Jeff Caldwell on her last day. She and husband G W Crowell expect their first child and speculation centers on whether she will return to work.
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West Monroe
Geraldine
Gerry) Crowell
Jeff Caldwell
G. W. Crowell
Gerry
Howard Retains Board Position in Louisiana Highway Board
Gov Jimmie H Davis reappointed Jim Mie Howard of Ruston to the Louisiana Highway Board for the Fifth Congressional District. The appointment follows the expiration of his earlier term, with records from the secretary of state on Friday.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Jimmie Howard
Ruston
Louisiana Highway Board
Fifth Congressional District
Secretary of State
Howard
FBI Nabs One of Nation's 10 Most Wanted in St. Paul
FBI agents arrested Hugh Bion Morse in a St. Paul rooming house after he boasted of killing three women including Carol Rowan in St. Paul on Sept. 19. Morse, born Jan. 9, 1930 in Kansas City, faced a federal warrant from 1961 for interstate flight to avoid prosecution and burglary and was to be arraigned in St. Paul.
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ST. Paul, Minn
FBI
Hugh Bion Morse
Morse
St. Paul
Spokane
Wash
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Los Angeles
Reseda
Calif
Kansas City
Discoverer Satellite Boosts to Orbit Over Poles
UPI reports Discoverer, a 2100 pound satellite with advanced experiments, rode the Thor booster to orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base. Officials said the 32nd Discoverer mission aims to aid design of future space vehicles with broad scientific instruments, no specifics disclosed.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Pacific
Air Force
Senator Soaper Seeks Clarity in Autumn Leaves Debate
A humorous column remarks on civic life and aging while poking fun at advice, wartime slogans, and domestic ideals. It contrasts college classroom ideas with the popularity of TV dinners and athletic competition to spotlight changing attitudes.
Tower calls for embargo on Yugoslavia aid over Tito stance
Sen John Tower demands an embargo on Yugoslavia and the return of eight Yugoslav airmen. He cites Tito's actions at the Belgrade conference and Hungary affair, reacting to U S sale of 135 Saber jets and pilot training at Perrin AFB Texas. He says the United States should sever ties with Yugoslavia.
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Louisville
John Tower
R-Tex
Yugoslavia
Tito
Tower
Belgrade
United States
Perrin Air Force Base
Texas
Washington
Peru Requests OAS Meet On Castro Regime
Peru asked the Organization of American States to convene a hemisphere foreign ministers conference to discuss Fidel Castro's Cuban regime. Ambassador Juan Bautista de Lavalle cited instructions and said he would explain at a special OAS Council session, invoking the 1947 Rio de Janeiro Treaty.
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Washington
Peru
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Juan Bautista de Lavalle
OAS Council
de Lavalle
Local Weather Still Unchanged in Twin Cities
Weather in the Twin Cities remains steady into the middle of the tenth month. Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday night with highs in the mid 70s and lows around 50s. FAA at Selman Field logged a high of 86 degrees and a low of 52.
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Twin Cities
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
School funds in doubt amid official dispute over shortages
A Baton Rouge source challenges a legislator’s claim that parish school boards will soon have sufficient funds. The unidentified official says no legislative source can confirm or deny such prospects, criticizing Ouachita Rep Gibbs who warned that tax collections may not meet needs.
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Mary Anne Corpin
Jimmie H. Davis
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Ouachita
Gibbs
Two Feared Dead In New Orleans Bank and Hotel Fire
In the French Quarter a blaze tore through the Whitney National Bank Morgan State Branch and the Silver Dollar Hotel. Two people were believed dead as about a dozen firemen were trapped on the roof and rescued by ropes after part of the roof collapsed. A man named James leaped from the roof and was seen from nearly a mile away.
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New Orleans
Morgan State
Whitney National Bank
James
Bank
Silver Dollar
Welcome aboard Smith Says Chuckle Boss Motto
A lighthearted workplace quip features a boss welcoming Smith and joking that the motto is If at first you don't succeed you're fired, underscoring humor in onboarding.
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Smith
Arsonist on Birthday Sparks Eight-Building Blaze in Glens Falls
Unemployed laborer Carl L. Hogan, 34, was charged with second degree arson after a predawn fire destroyed or damaged eight buildings in Glens Falls New York on his 34th birthday. The blaze injured nine firefighters left at least 19 homeless and damaged the Valcour Corp plant. Hogan, held without bail, allegedly admitted starting the fire and told investigators he enjoyed the spectacle. An alert photographer who had seen him at previous fires helped trigger the arrest.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Carl L. Hogan
Hudson Falls
Warren County
Lake George
Hogan
Derwent
Karl Rissland
Rissland
Valcour Corp. Paper Products
Texas Pilot Sparks National Controversy Over Yugoslav Training
A Texas National Guard pilot alleges U.S. officials are aiding Yugoslav pilots by training them at Perrin AFB in a planes for Tito sale. Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations approved the deal involving 135 F 86D Saber jets aimed at keeping Tito out of the Soviet bloc. A Dallas group led by Thero Pantaze protested at Perrin and announced a mass demonstration to follow.
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Washington
UPI
Texas National Guard
U.S
State and Defense Departments
Marshal Tito
Soviet Bloc
Tito
Eisenhower
Kennedy
H. C. Knickerbocker
Air National Guard
Dallas
Tex
John Tower
Rtex
Perrin Air Force Base
Sherman
Thero D. Pantaze
Frank McGehee
Air Force
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Knickerbocker
Perrin
Passman Attacks Yugoslav Jet Sale as Phantom Deal
Congressman Otto E. Passman charged that the 135 Sabre jets sold to communist Yugoslavia was a phony sale. He argued the planes were bought with American dollars and exposed a government aid scheme that undervalues military aid while masking true costs.
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Otto E. Passman
Monroe
Yugoslavia
Passman
House Subcommittee On Foreign Appropriations
United States
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