Three Americans and Russians Ordered Out by U.S. Deportation Demand
UPI reports three Soviet diplomats and two Americans facing charges fled the U.S. after a State Department order demanding immediate departure within 48 hours. Romashin Pavlov and Olenev implicated in an espionage ring. Butenko and Ivanov among those linked to the case. Bail revoked for the Americans amid flight fears as the probe centers on national defense secrets and a SAC electronic control system.
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Lill Listog Will Lane
New York
Yuri A. Romashin
Gleb A. Pavlov
Vladimir I. Olenev
FBI
Romashin
Pavlov
Englewood
N. J
John William Butenko
International Electric Corp
Paramus
N.J
Igor A. Ivano
Amtorg
Ivanov
United States
U.S
David M. Satz, Jr
Olenev
Butenko
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
SAC
United Nations
Reward Offered For Rescue Of Missing U S Soldiers In Vietnam
Brig Gen Huynh Van Cao offered 3000 to any unit rescuing three U S Army men believed captured by Viet Cong after a battle 140 miles southwest of Saigon. Government losses included 16 dead 32 wounded and 34 missing. Air and ground searches failed to locate captives or evidence.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Huynh van Cao
Red
Horst Faas
Tan Phu Base
U.N
Hue
Viet Nam
High School Teacher Finds Moldy Bills Worth 54200
George C. Rapport, a Massapequa Park teacher, learned that a cache of mutilated currency he found on a battlefield last June is redeemable for 54200. The bills, dating to 1929, were evaluated by the Treasury under a formula based on remaining fraction. Rapport, 46, kept the discovery largely secret and awaits confirmation from authorities.
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Washington
Gettysburg
George C. Rapport
Secret Service
New York
Treasury
Rapport
Massapequa Park N.Y
Ruth
Bellmore
N.Y
Last year's dress inspires humorous wishful aim
A lighthearted line notes many women would like to fit into last year's dress, reflecting playful vanity and fashion nostalgia. The quip underscores how size and style trends shift with time.
Airmen Found Safe as Others Remain Missing in Maine Storms
Two young airmen Charles Balonis and Larry Baker were found in Maine wilderness after a hunting trip. Police say the pair, ages 21 and 20, are in good condition, while four others remain unaccounted for amid two back to back storms.
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Millinocket
Maine
Charles Balonis
Weymouth
Mass
Larry Baker
Charles City
Iowa
Kennedy cites future help to prevent mental retardation
President Kennedy signing a health bill says research in coming years could largely prevent mental retardation. He links the measure to a broader push on mental health issues announced in Washington. The remark follows the bill signing ceremony. The report notes the new initiative aims to tackle mental health problems.
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Washington
Kennedy
Forest fires reach critical stage in drought stricken Louisiana
State Forester James Mixon warned that 216 fires this week destroyed 1,597 acres of woodlands across Louisiana as drought worsens.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana
James Mixon
Mixon
Twin City Lions prep Shrimp Boil at Neville High
Four Downtown Monroe Lions Club members plan the Shrimp Boil set for November 14 in the Neville High School cafeteria. The chefs include Howard W Morton James L Padgett Durwood Griffin and Don Newton, with Sammy R Danna a Monroe native connected to Southside High faculty.
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Monroe
Lions Club
Neville High School
Howard W. Morton
James L. Padgett
Durwood Griffin
Don Newton
Sammy R. Danna
Southside High
Negroes Sit In at City Hall in New Orleans
Groups of Negroes began sit ins at New Orleans City Hall with eight arrests in the mayor's reception room. Demonstrators moved to the cafeteria and city council chamber to demand repeal of segregation laws. Rev. A L Davis Jr said the protest would continue until action is taken, potentially for 30 days.
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New Orleans
Victor Schiro
A. L. Davis Jr
Ministerial Alliance
Davis
James Fitzmorris
Slain Boy in North Philadelphia Store Case
In Philadelphia police say 13 year old Edward Bolden was shot by store owner William E. Rigler after being asked to leave a candy shop. Rigler faces homicide charges, claiming he mistook a loaded rifle for a safe. Investigators report no racial motive despite local tensions.
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Philadelphia
William E. Rigler
Edward Bolden
Edwin Zongolowicz
Rigley
North Philadelphia
Bolden
Rigler
Goldwater Labels Kennedy Plan a Thousand Day Flop
Senator Barry Goldwater condemned Kennedy's economic program as a near thousand day failure and urged Republicans to target the Democratic administration. He argued the measures wastefully intervene in enterprise and undermine confidence while criticizing fellow Republican Nelson Rockefeller for attacking Goldwater's foreign policy.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Manhattan
Drought May Be a Record In Winn Parish and Northeast Louisiana
Weathered by a dry spell and dust, Winn Parish reports its driest February since 1943 with only 0.02 inches of rain. Water wells require deeper drilling as the water table drops, threatening cattle pastures and winter grains in Madison Parish and surrounding areas.
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Winn Parish
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Harley Bozeman
Sparta
Joyce
Madison Parih
Max McDonald
Addim
Halloween Night Pranksters Roil Towns and Rails
Spooks roam tonight as thousands join Halloween parade in Central ia and Lima Ohio trains derailment delays a famed Broadway Limited. Pumpkin Center measures use of local IDs to curb out of town tricksters while Roy Hough of Newton Iowa hands out fake Confederate bills totaling over 1500 dollars.
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United Press International
Pumpkin Center
United Nations
Britain
Lima
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railway
Broadway Limited
New York
Chicago
Tiny Pumpkin Center
Erie
Mich
Toledo
Roy Hough
Newton
Iowa
Fach
Shifting Winds Signal Cold Front and Gusty Risk
A late night wind shift in the Ark La Miss region signals a cold front arriving Friday with cold temperatures lasting through Sunday. Isolated showers may develop in extreme north Mississippi and scattered showers near Monroe. Gusts reach 35 to 40 mph northwest of a Lufkin Texas to El Dorado Arkansas to Memphis Tennessee line, with Monroe seeing 8 to 18 mph winds and gusts later. The forecast warns of rapid fire spread in dry areas and high fire risk in the Arkansas section.
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Ark-La-Miss
Mississippi
Monroe
Lufkin
Tex
el Dorado Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Kennedy tells Philadelphia civil rights not a partisan issue
President Kennedy at a Philadelphia fundraiser for Mayor Tate says civil rights cross party lines. He addresses 11,000 at Convention Hall and urges bipartisan support for civil rights legislation amid tense local politics and a mayoral race against James T. McDermott.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy
James H. J. Tate
Tate
James T. McDermott
McDermott
Convention Hall
7000 Acre Fire Rages Across Ouachita Forest
A 7000 acre wildfire raged out of control in west Arkansas's Ouachita National Forest. About 300 workers fought the blaze as 500 more crews were being mobilized. B26 bombers dropped 12,000 gallons of retardant, with winds 25 to 30 mph hindering efforts. The fire expands from Hot Springs toward Oklahoma.
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Mena
Ark
Ouachita National Forest
West
Arkansas
John T. Keen
Koen
Don Hughes
Public Information Office
U.S. Forest Service
Hot Springs
Oklahoma
U S Drops Apollo Flights to Cut Moon Plan Costs
NASA said it would save about 50 million by skipping four early Apollo flights in 1965 and delay orbital tests by nine months. The agency shifts focus to a stripped-down program using Gemini training and a later full Apollo mission with Saturn 1-B to reach the 1970 moon date within a 5.35 billion budget.
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Washington
United States
Apollo
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Police Disperse LSU Goblins
Baton Rouge AP reports about 50 city police dispersed two crowds of LSU students marching on women’s dormitories. Students wore paper sacks or masks amid Halloween mood and anticipation of Saturday’s Ole Miss game. Police inspector Trigg ordered bar checks and arrests for anyone drinking outside.
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Ole Miss
LSU
R. S. Trigg
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