Western powers urge UN study of disarmament plan
The Western powers submitted a disarmament proposal to the United Nations General Assembly political committee and urged expert study of methods to implement it. The plan calls for abolition of delivery systems for weapons of mass destruction, reductions in armed forces, space peace use, and verification mechanisms.
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General Assembly
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
Britain
United States
Italy
Americans Expelled From Russia After Espionage Detention
Two American tourists Harvey Bennett of Maine and Mark Kaminsky of Michigan were expelled from the Soviet Union after being held since August 25 and given a secret court hearing. Soviet authorities say they left their itinerary and entered a forbidden border zone near Uzhgorod, with Kaminsky allegedly taking photos and possessing military notes.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
State Department
Harvey C. Bennett
Bath
Maine
Mark Kaminsky
Jefferson Twp
Cass County
Mich
U.S
Moscow
Bennett
Kaminsky
Uzhgorod
Prague
Vienna
New York
Vinnitsa
Ukraine
United Givers Fund announces updated total and new donors
United Givers Fund officials yesterday reported a new drive total of 42419.75 plus three new 100 percent contributors Friendly Finance The Toggery and Silversteins. Payroll team calls are up slightly for the coming year officials said.
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Toggery
Silversteins
UGF
Suspect Held In Dubach Armed Theft
Lincoln parish Sheriff says a man held in Jackson Mississippi is a suspect in the October 5 Dubach armed robbery. Willis John MecClary 19 of Missouri confessed to stealing a car used in the Dubach holdup where Mrs. Wilbur McGee was held at gunpoint.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Jesse Riser
Jackson, Miss
Willis John MecClary
Missouri
Riser
McClary
Wilbur McGee
Little Rock
Junction City
Ark
McGee
Jackson
Rockefeller backs Nixon on Quemoy and Matsu defense
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller endorsed Vice President Richard Nixon and rejected Senator John F. Kennedy's call not to defend the Chinese Nationalist held islands Quemoy and Matsu. The dispute over defending the islands has become a key campaign issue.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Matsu
John F. Kennedy
Nixon Proposes Broad U.S. Peace Offensive
Vice President Richard M. Nixon outlines an all out offensive for peace and freedom to counter Soviet expansion. He calls for a Joint Chiefs council review and a nonmilitary mobilization meeting of about 100 leaders to advise federal action amid postwar Cold War tensions.
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Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Defense Council
Eisenhower
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World Newspaper Forum
California Newspaper Publishers Association
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Beverly Hilton
America
Peace and Freedom
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Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ramblin Coffees Fundraiser Supports New School Library
The final appearance of the Disappearing Coffee event at Woodlawn Elementary School wrapped three weeks of fundraising, netting 71 dollars for new library books. PTA members hosted home coffees in week one with 25 cent donations, then invited more neighbors to sessions in weeks two and three.
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Woodlawn
PTA
Explorer VII Mars anniversary marred by stubborn broadcast
NASA marked Explorer VII's first birthday with a science review as the 91.5 pound satellite continued broadcasting after a planned silencing had not yet activated. Ground stations worldwide heard the unmuted signal as officials hoped the switch would work soon.
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Washington
UPD
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Explorer Wil
Kennedy Stresses Jobs Theme in Michigan Campaign Tour
Sen John F Kennedy pressed unemployment as a major issue in southwest Michigan saying Vice President Nixon shows indifference to joblessness. He outlined a seven point program and pledged a 1961 industry labour conference to tackle automation and employment problems during a whirl of rallies in Grand Rapids Lansing Kalamazoo and Saginaw.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
America
Saginaw
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Kalamazoo
G. Mennen Williams
Kennedy views on islands spar with Kai-shek group
The Chiang Kai-shek regime condemned Senator Kennedy over his remarks on Quemoy and Matsu. The Foreign Office insisted Nationalist China will not cede any territory and that no American blood need be shed defending the offshore islands. A Foreign Office spokesman read the statement at a news conference as the election debate with Nixon intensified.
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Matsu Islands
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Matsu
Republic of ‘China
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United States
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chiang
U.S
Weather Outlook for Twin Cities: Showers Likely
Thundershowers and cloudy skies are forecast for the Twin Cities with mainly calm temperature trends. Highs near 84 and a 65 degree low overnight. Friday's high reached 86 with a 64 degree low.
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Twin Cities
West Monroe Man Found Dead In Suspected Self-Inflicted Wound
A 42 year old West Monroe man was found dead in his home from a self inflicted .22 caliber rifle wound. He was discovered by his mother at about 5 p.m. after returning from work. The coroner's office stated the fatal shot entered the head between the right ear and the temple. No note was left and friends said they did not know why he killed himself. A painter named J Curtis Lewis lived at 305 North Fifth Street.
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J. Curtis Lewis
North Fifth Street
Johnny Lewis
Lewis
Suspected Arrests In City School Theft Case
The second of three suspects was arrested by Monroe city police. David H. Johnson, 34, Carver Elementary principal, was jailed on a misappropriating public funds charge. Ellen Homer Hostin Sr., 47, housing authority manager, freed on 2500 bond for stealing about 410 in school funds.
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Ellen Homer Hostin Sr
Monroe Negro Housing Authority
David H. Johnson
Carver
Hostin
The
Housing Authority
J. Arthur Smith
Housing Authority Board
Lumumba Supporters Attack Congo Officials in Leopoldville
In Leopoldville a crowd of pro Lumumba youths attacked Albert Ndele as he left a hotel news conference injuring him severely. A UN soldier intervened as Ndele was helped back inside the hotel. Police dispersed a 300 strong march toward UN headquarters with arrests made.
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the Congo
Congo
Provisional Government Commission
Albert Ndele
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
U.N
Memling
Ndele
George Whitman
New York
United Nations
Interior
Joseph Nussbaumer
Daniel Randolo
Five Argentina cabinet members resign in power struggle
Buenos Aires reports that War Secretary Gen. Rodolfo Larcher and four other ministers including Alfredo Vitolo and Justo Villar resigned amid a clash between army generals and President Frondizi. Troops reinforced the palace as Larcher accused the army chief of potential dictatorship.
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API
Rodolfo Larcher
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Larcher
Carlos Toranzo Montero
Three ages of misbehavior in men amuse statisticians
Todays Chuckle notes three ages when men misbehave young, old and middle. The quip frames age as the trigger for folly with a light humorous tone.
Four Beaten With Hammer In Charleston Case
Bonnie P. Prohaska 31, wife of a Charleston business executive, battered four children with a hammer in her home. Three suffered fractured skulls and internal injuries. two were in critical condition, one serious. She was found incoherent in a marsh near Hanahan and admitted to a psychiatric ward.
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Charleston
Bonnie P. Prohaska
Berkeley County
Medical College of South Carolina Hospital
Cuban Fugitive Seized In Slaying Tied To UN Week
Francisco Molina, known as The Hook, was captured in a Queens closet after a three week search. He admitted being near the El Prado restaurant where 9 year old Magdalena Urdaneta was shot during pro and anti Castro demonstrations surrounding Fidel Castro’s UN visit. The incident followed a riot by pro-Castro thugs at the El Prado.
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the Hook) Molina
Queens
FBI
Stephen P. Kennedy
Molina
Eighth Avenue
Kist Street
Magdalena Urdaneta
Venezuela
el Prado
Fidel Castro
United Nations General Assembly
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Her
Castro Recalls Miami Consul After Attacks
Miami exiles force recall of Cuba's Miami consul general Abelardo Leon Blanco was beaten as 30 Cubans attacked the consulate. A wave of violence followed Cuba's execution of 13 men, including an American. Police guarded sites as bricks and bullets damaged businesses and a restaurant.
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Abelardo Leon Blanco
Havana
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Paula's
Fidel Castro
FBI
Leon Blanco
United States
U.S
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