Russians Expel U S Diplomat Second Time This Week
Moscow expelled U S Embassy first secretary Kermit Midthun after charging him with spying. He is the second diplomat banished in a week amid tit for tat over Soviet expulsions at the United Nations. U S Officials provided limited details, noting no protest was filed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Kermit S. Midthun
Midthun
United States
United Nations
John M. McSweeney
N. Smirnovsky
Children’s Day at Ouachita Valley Fair Today
Children up to high school age admitted for 15 cents with a 25 cent entry fee reduction. Rides discounted from 1 to 5 p.m. today and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Highlights include a Junior Livestock sale at 1 p.m. and the adult and junior quarter horse show at 10 a.m.
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Ouachita Valley Fair
Decision On Barnett Case Is Due Today
Eight federal judges will decide today whether to impose fines and imprisonment on Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett or grant relief. The Justice Department may avoid strict punishment to prevent renewed violence at the University of Mississippi. Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson, cited for contempt, were not present for the hearing as they argue they have purged themselves of contempt since James Meredith enrolled.
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New Orleans
UPI
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Washington
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
Barnett
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul Johnson
Johnson
James Meredith
Jackson
Miss
Meredith
Oxford
Judge Orders Kennedy To Give Answers
Federal District Judge Ben C. Dawkins Jr. ordered U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy and top civil rights aides to prepare to answer questions for Ouachita Parish Citizens Council by November 1. Deposition will be in Washington at Shaw’s request, with Dunbaugh assisting. Shaw seeks why federal action concentrates on Southern voting cases while ignoring Northern fraud reports.
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Ben C. Dawkins, Jr
U. S
Robert Kennedy
Ouachita Parish
Citizens Council
Washington
Dawkins
William Shaw
Shaw
Kennedy
Frank M. Dunbaugh, III
Quachita
East Carroll
Chicago
Philadelphia
The
Todays Chuckle About Worms and Gardening Digging
A humorous observation notes that a man’s thinking sharpens when he spots a fishing worm while digging in the garden. The light cartoonish line reflects everyday mishaps and a farmer’s simple wit.
Kennedy Opens Three-State Campaign In New York
President Kennedy starts a three-state political push by meeting New Jersey leaders at a Morgenthau fundraiser in New York. He praises Morgenthau as capable, alongside allies like Wagner Buckley Lehman and McKeon, with stops planned in New Jersey and Pennsylvania for Columbus Day events.
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New York
Kennedy
New Jersey
Robert M. Morgenthau
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Morgenthau
Robert F. Wagner
Charles Buckley
Bronx
Herbert H. Lehman
Democratic Reform Wing
William H. McKeon
The
Carlyle
Richard J. Hughes
Dennis Carey
North Jersey
Essex County
Newark
Hughes
Arthur Krim
Krim
United Artists Corp
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania
Twin City Chit Chat Purifoy Completes Reserve Officer Candidacy
Frederick E. Purifoy a Navy Reserve electronics technician first class recently completed eight weeks of reserve officer candidate school in Newport Rhode Island He lives at Swartz and attends Northeast Louisiana State College He remains active in the Naval Reserve and will return to Newport for a second eight week period Information on the Naval Reserve can be obtained by contacting Chief Patrick or Petty Officer Second Class Ferman Tidwell at Selman Field Monroe Louisiana
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Frederick E. Purifoy
U. S. Navy Reserve
Naval Reserve Electronics
Selman Field
Monroe
Newport
Rhode Island
Swartz
Northeast Louisiana State College
Purifoy
Naval Reserve
Patrick
Ferman Tidwell
RAF Personnel British Outpost In Florida Set
The British plan an RAF outpost at Florida's Eglin AFB with a British school and post office for officers and families. An advance party is present to test Skybolt missiles with Vulcan bombers. 80 wives and children arrive soon, expanding to about 1,000 people in a year. A new trailer court sits on ancient village ruins. classes begin at the on-base school in November.
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Washington
Florida
Royal Air Force
British Aviation Ministry
Eglin Air Force Base
RAF
Aviation Ministry
U.S. Air Force
Eglin
Joan Cox
England
U.S
Pope appeals for peace at Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope John XXIII urged world leaders to account to God for their actions and seek genuine peace. He told envoys from 85 governments that war would destroy humanity and emphasized sacrifices and dialogue to foster a serene climate and true prosperity. The audience opened the 21st Ecumenical Council in the Sistine Chapel.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Ecumenical Council
Christ
Battle Of Shorts Ends In Compromise At School
AKRON Ohio AP report on Springfield Township High School where Judy Rae Bushong sixteen decides to wear oversized bloomer shorts in gym class. The modest daughter of a minister insists her outfit covers knees while school officials weigh how far to bend rules for students who oppose knee exposure.
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Akron
Ohio
Judy Rae Bushong
Springfield Township High School
Judy
Prop No 3 Fire Protection Expansion Proposed in Monroe Bond Plan
Monroe voters in November face Proposition No 3 detailing a 650000 expansion for the city fire department as part of an 11250000 capital improvements bond issue. City officials say the upgrade preserves Class Three rating and could lower premiums, with Station No 4 relocation tied to Plum Street underpass. Also notes warm, partly cloudy forecast with isolated thundershowers possible.
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Monroe
Fire Department
City Hall
Lee Avenue
Forest
Farm Bureau Cotton Plan Faces 1963 Price Support Cut
Washington AP The Agriculture Department warned that the American Farm Bureau Federation proposed cotton program for 1963 would cut cotton price supports by 17 to 20 percent from 34 cents a pound to about 27 or 28 cents. Growers and some cotton state lawmakers oppose the reduction. President Charles B. Shuman said the bureau favors a program to keep 1963 acreage at least as high as 1962’s 18.1 million acres, noting producers face either lower price supports or a sizable allotment cut. He did not specify a preferred 1963 price support level.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Charles B. Shuman
The
Farm Bureau
Shuman
Madrid twin-engine transport crashes near Carmona
Aviation authorities report a twin-engine transport carrying 23 passengers and five crew crashed and burned near Carmona just before landing at Sevilla. No immediate word on casualties.
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Madrid
Spain
Carmona
Sevilla
FBI seeks nationwide help to crack down on interstate gambling
The FBI announced on Thursday it will request help from law enforcement agencies across the United States to intensify the crackdown on interstate gambling operations. The move aims to coordinate actions and improve enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Upi
FBI
World Series In Doubt As Storm Grows
A ferocious Pacific storm battered the West Coast causing fatalities and widespread damage. Forecasters warned the World Series game in San Francisco may be washed out as winds up to 90 mph toppled trees damaged buildings and knocked out power and communications across Oregon and Northern California.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Coos Bay
Oregon Coast
California
British Columbia
Snoqualmie, Wash
Oregon
Mt. ‘Htebo
Air Force
Coast Guard
Garberville
Nehru orders army to oust border Reds on frontier
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru ordering Indian forces to drive Chinese Communist troops from the Northeast Frontier. Since Wednesday fighting has reportedly produced about 100 Chinese casualties and 17 Indian casualties. Peiping claims India invaded and fought, while New Delhi says the action frees Indian territory.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Peiping
Red China
Ceylon
Defense
VK. Krishna Menon
Foreign Ministry
B. M. Kaul
Radio
Donovan Awaits PW Decision
American negotiator James B. Donovan waited in Miami for a call to Cuba and Fidel Castro's decision on releasing 1,113 invasion prisoners. He described his offer as the maximum possible, consisting of medicines drugs medical supplies and baby foods. He remained optimistic but declined to disclose details or price tags, noting much would be donated or bought at cost.
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Miami
Fla
James B. Donovan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Donovan
New York
Grandson of millionaire runaway returns home as Eaton
Cyrus Eaton, 16, son of a millionaire, was found in Nashville after attempting to enroll at West End High School under the name Seth French. He said his parents were killed in an auto crash and that he had been living with an uncle in Pittsburgh. His mother confirmed the father would fly to Nashville. a bottle label helped confirm his identity.
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Cyrus Eaton
Ohio
Northfield
Eaton
West End High School
Seth French
W. H. Oliver
Forrest Evens
Pittsburgh
Young Eaton
Willard Jett
Cyrus Eaton Jr
Nashville
Jett
Cleveland
Chlorine Tanks Raising Slated To Begin Soon
In Vidalia the first phase to raise four chlorine filled tanks from a sunken Mississippi River barge may start Monday. A two day warning will evacuate disabled residents. U S officials and Mississippi Governor Barnett arrived to review plans for remote evacuation. The operation should last about 18 days.
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Vidalia
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Ross Barnett
U. S. Engineers
Gen
Davis
Warren Everett
U. S
Vicksburg
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
W. P. Wilson
Hugh Cottrell
U. S. Public Health Service
Red Cross
Knivskjellodden Norway Tops Europe’s Northern Edge
The cape Knivskjellodden on the Barents Sea is the actual northernmost point in Europe, though nearby North Cape is commonly cited as the north peak. The fact comes from the Columbia Lippincott Gazet teers of the World and clarifies a long held assumption.
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Knivskjellodden
Norway
Barents Sea
Europe
North Cape
Columbia Lippincott Gazetteers
Finding the Right Tenant via News-Store-World Ads
Classified rental notices advertise apartments and houses near College Corner Baker and Gerald. Listings include a newly decorated 2 room unit for 65 dollars monthly and a clean 3 room apartment with bath, closets, and washer hookups at 198 Mulberry for 40 dollars. Contact numbers FA 34622 FA 3252 FA 26197 with 2-516. Ask about a low 7 day rate and cancellation privileges.
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Baker and
Gerald
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