Soviet Warning at U.N. Ties Cuba to Possible War
At the United Nations, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned that a U.S. attack on Cuba would mean war, while Adlai Stevenson countered that the United States would defend its security under the U.N. charter and condemned Soviet arms shipments to Cuba.
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United Nations
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Cuba
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
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Bonn Pact On Arms Is Signed
Washington reporting West Germany will spend 600 million dollars a year for U S arms and U S military facilities for two years. The move aims to offset U S dollar outlays abroad while the United States seeks to sell France and Italy about 375 million dollars in weapons and equipment and pursue joint research. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric said Paris and Bonn discussed plans, denying pushes for larger German forces and noting France may aid its nuclear program indirectly.
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UPI
West Germany
U. S
America
Roswell L. Gilpatrie
France
Italy
Gilpatrie
Paris
Bonn
Gilpatric
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Strauss
Refugee Shot At Berlin Border By East German Guards
Berlin police report border guards fired several bursts from tommy guns at a refugee trying to flee to the West through barbed wire fortifications in northern Berlin. The man collapsed about 30 yards from the border after shouting for help. he was carried away and his injuries could not be confirmed.
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Berlin
Argentina Power Struggle Ramps Toward Civil War
Loyalist generals reject a rebel surrender and order combat nationwide. Rebels threaten air bombardment and urge civilians away from loyalist positions as Argentina teeters on civil conflict. President Guido offers resignation to the navy amid accusations of failing to halt bloodshed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Navy
Latin America
War Secretariat
Guido
Civic Improvement Panel OKs Monroe Capital Plan
A Monroe civic improvement committee approved an 11.25 million dollar capital program at a two hour luncheon. The plan includes sewerage treatment, a civic center, city hall, fire department expansion, and airport facilities with a 1967 to 1968 completion horizon. Mayor Howard said further public input and council action are needed before bond issues are issued.
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Howard
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Jes Ramblin' Chub Johnston Returns to West Monroe
The West Monroe community welcomes home David Chub Johnston son of Capt. Dave Johnston after 18 months in the Army. He was stationed overseas during the Berlin crisis and was extended a year before returning with his wife.
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West Monroe
David
Chubby
Johnston
Dave Johnston
Chub
Berlin
Robot housewife could run endless chores says Thring
Prof Meredith Thring of Sheffield University predicts a future robot housewife. He envisions a small, stair-climbing machine with arms, a built in computer and memory to clean, set tables and handle beds. Development may take about ten years and cost around 2.8 million dollars.
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London
Meredith Thring
Sheffield University
Thring
Solons Bar Troops Use Amendments in Congress Battle
House leaders block rewriting of the fight-if-we-must resolution and ban amendments as the Senate passed a similar measure. The move aims to signal U.S. resolve against Soviet backed Cuban aggression and prevent arms or strategic materials reaching the Castro regime. Dean Rusk urged removing a foreign aid amendment and urged restoration of funds cut by the House. If the Senate rejects, a conference will decide.
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Cuba
Moscow
Havana
Senate
Rules Committee
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate House
United States
Auto Crash Kills Three At Times Square Restaurant
An out of control auto driven by Paul Bonadio of Fort Lee New Jersey crashed through a plate glass window into Rosoff's Restaurant on West 43rd Street near Times Square. Three people died and five were injured including a bar patron and a waiter. Victims identified by pocket papers were Edward Pell of the Bronx Mike Cort a clothing store salesman near Broadway and Irving Nash 55 of Little Neck Queens. The injured were in a dining alcove inside the window.
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Fort Lee
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Broadway
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Mike Cort
Irving Nash
Little Neck
Queens
Fall Weather Outlook Shows Mild Weekend Temperatures
The weatherman predicts another pleasant fall day with mild temperatures and mostly clear skies. Highs are forecast between 80 and 84 degrees, with lows around 60 to 64. Friday's high reached 82 and the low was 51.
India and China clash on disputed Northeast frontier
Indian and Chinese Communist troops exchanged gunfire and grenades on the northeast border opposite Tibet. India reported three wounded soldiers and protest to Peiping, while China said one officer was killed and a soldier wounded. Fighting began Thursday night near Chola and continued into Friday morning.
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UPI
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Chedong
State Aid Grants Okayed by Louisiana Commission
The Louisiana Financial Assistance Commission approved 1 365 new grants bringing totals to 4 070. Most funds go to private nonsectarian New Orleans area schools with one outlier for Lake Charles Christian Institute. Grants support both white and Negro institutions including Ferncrest Ecole Classique Connor Parkview and others.
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Louisiana Financial Assistance Commission
Lantz Womack
Franklin Parish
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Ferncrest
Ecole Classique
Connor Parkview
Fun Time
Garden District Academy
Clifton
Ganus
New Orleans Academy
Lakewood
Dodd Wins Backing From Louisiana State Board
The Louisiana State Board of Education backed President William J Dodd on Friday by reaffirming a federal desegregation pact for state trade schools. The six member quorum approved a key resolution ordering six trade schools to process applications without race consideration, though State Education Supt Shelby M Jackson remained silent and issued a statement denying board membership and voting rights.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Board of Education
William J Dodd
Shelby M. Jackson
Dodd
Jackson
State Board of Education
Senator Soaper Reflects on Arms and Society
The column notes Senator Soaper discussing Russian arms in Cuba as defensive, while implying no major change in armament. It compares age old weapon distinctions to modern defense. A stylist complains about dull clothing colors and jokes about old blue serge. It ends with comments on ballplayers and a TV nostalgia remark.
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Cuba
Trustees Facing Similar Hearing For Mix Refusal
Meridian Mississippi AP report says U S District Judge Sidney Mize cleared three University of Mississippi officials of contempt in the Meredith desegregation case. The judge ruled real power lay with the 13 member State College Board, with a further hearing set for the board in New Orleans. The Justice Department plans to add the three university officials and the trustees to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for refusing to register Mr Meredith.
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Miss
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize Friday
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Board of Trustees
University
John D. Williams
Liberal Arts
Arthur B. Lewis
Robert Ellis
State College Board
U. S.circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Washington
Justice Department
Circuit Court
Meredith
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Budget Guardrails and Fashion Design
A humorous quip imagines appointing a bathing suit designer to manage government budgets. It plays on expertise mismatch to elicit a smile about policy and priorities.
Joint U S to Launch Canada Satellite Alouette in Orbit
The United States and Canada announce a joint space mission to launch the Alouette, the first satellite designed and built by a nation other than the U S or Soviet Union. NASA will use a Thor Agena B rocket from Point Arguello to place the 600 mile near circular orbit, with four experiments studying ionospheric electron density and radio noise.
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Washington
Civilian Space Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Point Arguello
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Defense Research Telecommunications Establishment
Ottawa
National Research Council
Outer
Space
Schirra's Orbit Trip Delayed To October 3
NASA postponed Walter M. Schirra Jr. Mercury flight after a selector valve fault in the Sigma 7 capsule's attitude control system. The launch, once set for Sept. 28, is now scheduled for no earlier than Oct. 3 from Cape Canaveral, with a final checkouts of the cabin and Atlas booster ahead.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Sehirra
Schirra
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