Mrs Nhu claims USIA fuels revolt in South Viet Nam
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister-in-law of President Diem, told an AP interview that US information agencies are feverishly helping plot against the South Viet Nam government. She argued Buddhist protests were sincere but misled by inciters and warned agitation would not succeed, though it could boost foreign prestige.
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USIA
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
William Haddad
The
Herald Tribune
Last Western source of botulism serum used for nine patients
Medical authorities reported that the final Western source of type E botulism antitoxin serum was tapped to treat nine Tennessee patients, as Van Vanderbilt Hospital sought to save 5 year old Eric Charles Dalton of Huntsville. The serum shipment arrived from Toronto via Knoxville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt Hospital
Eric Charles Dalton
Marshal Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Nashville
Young Dalton
Michigan
Knoxville
Tenn
Fair Activities Continue at Quachita Valley Fair Grounds
Ribbons decorate exhibits at West Monroe fair grounds as junior livestock judging wraps Thursday night. Hog judging starts 5 p.m. today with breeding and steer judging at 5 p.m. Thursday. Carnival rides run at a brisk pace. Sale of select exhibit animals Friday afternoon. Saturday features a quarter horse show. Fair closes Saturday night.
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Quachita Valley Fair
West Monroe
Valachi cites mercy killing in Moretti murder case
Informer Joseph Valachi testified before the Senate committee that Willy Moretti was killed in 1951 as a mercy killing ordered by Cosa Nostra leaders including Vito Genovese. He described Moretti as a powerful New Jersey mob boss with his own force, saying the hit followed concerns over his mental state and illness.
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Washington (Ap
Joseph Valachi
Willy Moretti
Crime Brotherhood
Costa Nostra
John Robilotta
Tahun Dahauta
Moretti
New Jersey
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Vito Genovese
Cosa Nostra
Genevese
Johnny Roberts
Willy
Ata
Duke's
Palisades
N.J
Flora Races Toward Death as Bermuda Threat Looms
Hurricane Flora, one of the Caribbean’s deadliest storms, heads northeast toward the open Atlantic with winds near 100 mph. Haiti reports about 3,500 dead, and Bahamas and Cuba suffer widespread devastation as Flora eyes Bermuda and then weakens toward northwest Europe.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Bermuda
Caribbean
Weather Bureau
Turks Island
Bahamian Islands
Mayaguana
Atlantic
Haiti
Cuba
Bahamas
Squirrel Perched Fox Snatches Tail After Monroe Hunt
Capt Bobby Wunsch of Monroe No 1 Fire Station reports a Snake Ridge Franklin Parish hunt where a squirrel on a limb was claimed by a red fox before Wunsch could retrieve it. Seven Troop 87 Boy Scouts earned second class rank at a Court of Honor led by Scout Master Bobby Pedigo. Recipients included Raymond Campbell Tommy Copeland Robert Stevens Johnny Copeland Bruce Arrant Pat Riggins and Ralph Stevens. Merit badges were also awarded with Robert Hanna as speaker.
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Bobby Wunsch
Monroe
Snake Ridge
Franklin’ Parish
Wunsch
Bobby Pedigo
Raymond Campbell
Tommy Copeland
Robert Stevens
Johnny Copeland
Bruce Arrant
Pat Riggin
Ralph Stevens
Robert Hanna
Kennedy may reveal wheat deal with Soviet bloc today
Washington AP reports signs President Kennedy could announce a pivotal US Soviet wheat sale. A delayed news conference fed speculation that the White House would disclose decisions on selling more than 500 million dollars of American wheat to the Soviet Union and three East European satellites, with interest from the USSR and bids from Hungary Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
East
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
United States
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Birmingham bombing suspect convicted of dynamite possession
A second white man arrested in Birmingham racial bombings was convicted of illegally possessing dynamite. City Judge Earl Langer imposed the maximum sentence on John Wesley Hall, 35, six months in jail at hard labor and a $100 fine. Premier Chou En-lai stated Red China has no plan to sever diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union.
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Birmingham
Ala
Earl Langer
John Wesley Hall
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Red China
Soviet Union
Kennedy proclaims National Day of Prayer for Oct 16
President Kennedy proclaims October 16 as National Day of Prayer and calls on all Americans to seek a full measure of dignity freedom and brotherhood for all citizens.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wise escapes Arizona hospital for second time in four months
Nathan Wise, 34, who threatened to blow up the Justice Department last February 13, walked out an unlocked door at the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix on Tuesday. Authorities say he may try to go to Washington.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nathan Wise
Justice Department
Washington
Wise
Arizona State Hospital
Teen Dies In Fiery Head-On Crash Near Baton Rouge
State police report 15 year old Gerald R. Nunnery of Baker killed when his Fiat passenger car collided head on with another vehicle on the Scotlandville Baker highway just north of Baton Rouge. The car caught fire after the collision.
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Baton Rouge
Gerald R. Nunnery
Baker
Scotlandville-Baker Highway
Here
Wilkinson to retire and seek Senate GOP nomination
Tulsa Tribune reports that Bud Wilkinson will retire in January and become a candidate for the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. Wilkinson was not immediately available for comment.
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Tulsa, Oklah
UPI
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
U. S. Senate
Tulsa Tribune
Wilkinson
U.N. Fact-Finders To Leave Soon For South Viet Nam
United Nations plans a fact-finding mission to South Vietnam to probe Buddhist rights. The mission, named by U.N. President Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez, will report to the General Assembly as soon as possible with members from Asia Africa and Latin America.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
Venezuela
Soviet Union
Chile
Costa Rica
Sosa- Rodriguez
Diem
Sosa-Rodriguez
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Assembly
South Viet Nam
United States
Suspect Captured in Rape Case Near Columbus Mississippi
Columbus Mississippi police captured 21 year old Willie Hairston, a Black man, wanted on a rape charge involving a young white woman. He was found at 12 30 a.m. near Columbus after fleeing a police roadblock in a stolen car with bloodhounds assisting.
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Columbus
Miss
Willie Hairston
Auto loan agencies push 18 billion for car buying
Banks credit unions and finance companies extended 18 billion in new auto loans in 1962, according to the Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Dulles Defends CIA Refutes Goat Label
Former CIA director Allen Dulles defended the agency against the goat label over Vietnam errors. He said disputes stem from lack of clear policy and urged more cooperation among Washington and Saigon officials while denying CIA as an independent, unaccountable force.
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CIA
State Department
South Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
U.S
White House
Richardson
Dulles
Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy to clear skies
The forecast predicts clear to partly cloudy skies through Thursday with little temperature change. Highs reach 87 to 92 and overnight lows 58 to 54 as variable winds run five to fifteen mph. Monroe reported a high of 92 and a low of 54.
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Monroe
Chuckle Men Investigate Rumors, Not Gossip
The Chuckle Men focus on probing rumors rather than spreading chatter. They pursue facts with discretion, aiming to uncover truth while maintaining decorum.
Stricken Macmillan Faces Handover as Tory Leader
In Blackpool the Conservative conference opens amid shock as Harold Macmillan, ill with a prostate obstruction, likely steps down. Leaders debate a quick heir apparent while unsure if he will be active for two to three months.
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Millan
Macmillan
London Hospital
Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Berbers Clash With Moroccans as Algerian Friction Rises
Berber dissidents warn Moroccans to stay off Algerian soil while criticizing Algiers for using frontier incidents for diversion. Algerian officials report ten dead in clashes near Colomb Bechar near the frontier, with Morocco denying a raid into its territory and alleging Algerian staging. President Ben Bella says collusion exists between Morocco and Berbers in the Kabyle Mountains.
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Colomb-Bechar
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Algiers
Ouachita Parish OKs about 20000 additions to agriculture building
Ouachita Parish Police Jury votes 9 to 6 to approve roughly $20 000 in additions to the agriculture building in West Monroe after a 90 minute session marked by accusations of dirty politics. A substitute motion for a $44 700 extension was defeated with bids to be advertised for the next meeting on Nov 13.
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Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Ascs Parish
W. A. Calloway
Roy Vick
Farm Bureau Board
A. E. Montgomery
Webb Roberts
Leslie Hamm
J H. Brown
Irvin Kilpatrick
Rankin Earle
Lloyd W. Coon
Studdard
Ward One
Monroe
Calloway
Three Aircraft Collision Leaves 13 Missing in Vietnam
Thirteen U.S. service members are missing after the crash of two Marine helicopters and a Vietnamese T28 fighter bomber in Central Vietnam near Da Nang. Wreckage spotted. no survivors found. Search forces faced heavy ground fire as a mission continued.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Navy
France arms air force with atomic bombs
Paris reports that France is arming its air force with atomic bombs as part of a cabinet note on new military capabilities linked to Bizerte troop withdrawals. Officials had said production of bombs and carrier planes would begin in autumn, though no prior indications confirmed this move.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Bizerte
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
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New York Journal-American
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M’millan
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Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
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