Two Plead Guilty To Spy Charges In Moscow Trial
In a Moscow court British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet science official Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to spying for U S and British intelligence. Wynne admitted active espionage with reservations while Penkovsky pleaded guilty with no reservations and testified to regular U S contact.
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Moscow
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
U.S
Wynn
Sheila Wynne
London
Derek Sinclair
Nikolai Borovik
Penkovsky
Soviet Committee For Coordination of Scientific Research
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Graying
Francis Gary Powers
Not Guilty Pleas In French Quarter Vice Raids
About 40 men and women arrested in Bourbon Street club raids pleaded not guilty as Bond set at 65 dollars allowed release pending trial. Police and Dist Atty Jim Garrison pressed to curb vice with many faces facing charges of drinking prostitution and related offenses in a jammed night court.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bourbon Street
First District
Jim Garrison
Joseph Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Edwin Babylon
Planning a Move Soon Want Ad for Household Items
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Kenmore
Telstar 2 Soars Into Orbit In Space Communication Plan
Telstar 2 launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket marking a step toward global space communications. The 175 pound satellite entered a looping orbit with early signals good and initial altitude estimates between 575 and 6569 miles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Europe
Delta
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Captain and Sergeant Missing as Defections Reported
East Germany confirms a U.S. Army captain and a sergeant sought asylum. Capt Alfred Svenson 30 of Scranton Pennsylvania crossed the border in uniform with a military vehicle, while Sgt Benjamin Cain 35 of Frederica Delaware is missing from his unit near West Berlin. Army HQ in Heidelberg is investigating.
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Berlin
East Germany
ADN
Alfred Svenson
Scranton
Benjamin Cain
Frederica, del
Svenson
Giessen
West
Cain
West Berlin
East Berlin
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Antonio N. Svenson
Washington, D.C
Campbell Couple Welcome First Grandchild at Offutt
Twin City notes the Campbell family joy as Lt. John Stone Campbell and his wife welcome a daughter born Monday night at Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Nebraska. The baby weighed six pounds three ounces. Lt Campbell, LSU Law School graduate, serves in the Judge Advocates Corps at Offutt.
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Jack S. Campbell
Oliver Road
Monroe
John Stone Campbell
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Campbell
LSU School of Law
Offutt
Judge Advocate's Corps
Monroe City Alumni Banquet Honors 1913 Class and 1963 Neville Graduates
The Monroe City School system hosts its annual alumni banquet at the Paragon Club at 7 15 p m with Mrs Marilyn Taylor in charge. The program honors the 1913 class and introduces Neville High School’s 1963 graduates. A brief note adds local color on hunting in Turkey and a judge’s statement about his son.
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Monroe City
Paragon Club
Marilyn Taylor
Neville High School
Dominican President defers invasion amid OAS mediation
President Juan Bosch accused Haitian forces of mounting machine gun positions outside the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince while he delayed troops and tanks on the border. He warned force would be used only if aggressions continue, and urged OAS mediation to prevent bloodshed.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Port Au Prince
Bosch
Organization of American States
Washington
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
OAS Council
Facio
Dominican ‘Republic
OAS
Haiti
Colombia
Port Au Priaes
Judges weighs bid to dismiss federal desegregation suit
U S District Judge Sidney Mize in Jackson Mississippi heard arguments from Gulfport and Biloxi school districts seeking dismissal of a federal suit targeting desegregation near federal installations. Biloxi given 20 days to brief. Gulfport and U S attorneys to respond then ruling expected soon.
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Jackson, Miss
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Gulfport
Biloxi
Mize
U.S
Mississippi
Justice Department
Biloxi and
Alabama
Louisiana
Harrison County
Madison
Mobile
Bossier Parish
Reporter Freed After 61 Days In British Jail
Reginald Foster a Daily Sketch reporter walked from a Sussex prison after 61 days of a three month sentence for contempt of court. Brendan Mulholland of the Daily Mail remains jailed for six months. Both had refused to disclose sources on the Vassall spy case amid a press freedom controversy.
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London
Vassall
Reginald Foster
Daily Sketch
Sussex
National Union of Journalists
Daily Mail
Brendan Mulholland
Foster and Mulholland
William John Vassall
Admiralty
Soviet Union
Partly Cloudy Mild Forecast Across Northeast Louisiana
Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild highs of 84 to 88 in northeast Louisiana through Wednesday. Tonight's low 60 to 65 with variable 5 to 15 mph winds. In Monroe on Monday the high reached 83 and the overnight low 63.
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Siana
Monroe
Princeton Riot Destroys Property Across Campus and Town
Princeton University faced a three hour riot with 1 000 to 1 500 students involved. Police arrested 14 students for disorderly conduct and released them on bail. The mob damaged the governor's mansion Morven, the president's home, a commuter rail depot, and the university grounds including fences, windows, and a flagpole.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
University
Henry Hall
Robert F. Goheen
Morven
Three Men Die In Sub Fire On Flasher at Groton Yard
In Groton Connecticut three men were killed and two injured one critically after a flash fire broke out in the aft trim tank of the nuclear attack submarine Flasher under construction at Electric Boat. The fire’s cause is undetermined and the dead are unnamed pending next of kin notification. The Flasher is a Thresher type submarine and the nuclear power plant was not involved.
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Groton
U.S. Census Finds 41 Million Use Cars to Commute
About 41 million workers, roughly 64 percent of the labor force, travel to and from work by automobile either alone or in carpools, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Berlin wall escape car under five foot barrier
An Austrian 20 year old Heinz Meixner used a low-slung 4.2 foot sports car to slip under five foot steel beams at Checkpoint Charlie and flee to West Berlin. He described planning with Margarete Thurau amid prior arrests and border checks. A separate Angola crash killed two aboard a USDA contracted spray plane near the state penitentiary on the Mississippi.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Wall
Heinz Meixner
East Berlin
Margarete Thurau
Meixner
Margarete
IRS proposes rules on business talk in disallowed settings
The IRS unveiled proposed rules defining what environments count as business talk for tax deductions, prompting strong responses. Industry groups deride vagueness and complexity while some officials offer sympathy, saying the rules are an impossible task amid a culture of expense accounts.
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Washington
Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Niagara Falls
Andrew Ziomek
National Licensed Beverage Association
Arthur J. Packard
Mount Vernon
Ohio
American Hotel & Motel Association
Shay
Mathia Sally Frick
St. Louis
Evacuation Arrangements Moved for Haiti Flight
The State Department announced plans to evacuate about 220 dependents of U.S. government personnel in Haiti and around 1 300 private American citizens via Pan American World Airways. Officials stressed the move is precautionary and not tied to anticipated hostilities with the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Haiti
Pan American World Airways
Port Au Prince
U.S
Department
Dominican Republic
Armistead I. Selden Jr
D-Ala
House Inter-American Affairs
Executive Branch
Francois Duvalier
Guantanamo
Cuba
Kennedy
Passman Urges Monument Bill for Poverty Point Ruins
Rep. Otto Passman asks the House subcommittee to back a bill creating a national monument at Poverty Point ruins in West Carroll Parish Louisiana. The measure would authorize federal acquisition of 1400 acres near Epps for about 1.2 million dollars with estimated annual costs of 70 thousand dollars. Hearings will be scheduled for further testimony.
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Washington
UPI
Otto Passman
D-La
House
Subcommittee On
National Parks Today
Poverty Point
Inco
West Carroll Parish
Passman
National Youth Corps
Epps
Interior Department
Thomas G. Morris
D-N. M
Alabaman Killed In Bridge Crash
Baton Rouge AP reports David Liston Barnes of Birmingham Alabama was killed when his car sped about 120 mph on U.S. Highway 190 and crashed into a bridge support after clipping a rail and railing near the Mississippi River overpass. He was 30 and worked as a steel worker at Lake Charles.
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Gresham
State Penitentiary
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Ralph Johnson
Bert Dixon
Angola
David Liston Barnes
Birmingham
Ala
Lake Charles
U.S. Highway 190
Mississippi River
al Guard
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Kremlin
Lithuania
Turkey
West Monroe
John F. McCormick
Air Force
Gulf Coast
Oscar Griffin
Pecos
Tex
Independent
Deadline
Frau
Dulent
Billie Sol Estes
Griffin
Pat
Gwen
S. P. Gresham
Donald E. Farley
Miami
Fernando Lopez
Fernando Lopez Bilaro
The
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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