China accuses Soviets of leaks over nuclear aid
Peking radio denounces Moscow for allegedly leaking Chinese nuclear secrets to the United States and scrapping a 1957 pledge to aid Red China in building a nuclear arsenal. The broadcast likens Soviet propaganda to Hitler's Germany as U.S. officials warned of a possible Chinese nuclear test.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Washington
Peking
Peking Radio
Moscow
United States
Hitler
Germany
U.S
Alexandra of Greece in coma after sleeping-pill overdose
Alexandra of Greece wife of ex King Peter of Yugoslavia lies in a coma in Venice after what police call a sleeping pill overdose. Doctors warn of complications while 16 tablets were taken and four notes were found beside her bed. Peter travels from Paris to be at her bedside as doctors report her condition worsening.
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Venice
Italy
Alexandra
Greece
Peter
Yugoslavia
Prince Philip
Britain
Prince Alexander
Aspasia
Paris
United States
Canada
George VI
Alexander
Labor Day holiday traffic toll heads for record
Traffic deaths across the nation during the Labor Day weekend rose toward a record toll. Through Sunday 403 deaths were reported, with projections reaching 625 to 630 if the pace continued. Boating deaths added 16 and 31 swimmers drowned, pushing total accident deaths higher.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Illinois
Rockville
Ind
Martinsville
Kennedy to Spell Out Policy On Viet Nam Tonight
President Kennedy prepared to tell the nation his government’s stance on the South Viet Nam crisis in a televised interview at 5:30 p.m. EST. The program marks the start of CBSs half hour nightly news and Kennedy may face questions chosen by the interviewer.
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Kennedy
Viet Nam
Hyannis Port
Mass
South Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Diem
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Washington
White House
Walter Cronkite
Drug Store Looted in Forest Narcotics Stolen
In Forest Mississippi a drug store was looted of its narcotics supply while other items remained. Police said a screwdriver was used to force the outside door and the locked narcotics drawer. the screwdriver lay nearby as investigators sought more leads.
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Forest
Miss
Boots Clark
Clark
Highway Patrol
Moriey
Twin City Chit Chat Published For Alumni
Lambda Sigma Chi sorority to publish a newspaper for alumni starting this fall. Miss Vicki Hallmark to edit six issues with news and activities of the group. Subscriptions due from any member before September 21. Army Pvt Nickie O Ingram, son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Tigram, Monroe route two, to finish an eight week field communications course at Fort Polk after enlisting last May and basic training. The 18 year old attended Ouachita High School.
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Lambda Sigma Chi
Vicki Hallmark
Army
Nickie O Ingram
Eddie Tigram
Route Two
Monroe
Fort Polk
Ingram
Quachita High School
Tragic Exhibition Accident Ends Dads Act
In Calexico California during a public safety exhibition Marilyn Ploof, 14, was fatally struck by her father Milo Ploof, 40, while performing a trick shot act. The routine included chalk and balloon stunts, with witnesses noting a wind shift as the fatal moment occurred. Milo Ploof was taken for medical care after the incident.
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Calexico
Calif
Milo
Marilyn Ploof
Imperial Valley
Ploof
Marilyn
Calexico Club
Pioof
Fl Centre
Sheriff's Deputies
Labor Day Parade on Fifth Avenue salutes workers
A New York City parade on Fifth Avenue honors Labor Day with AFL CIO sponsorship. About 100000 marchers, 150 bands and 100 floats join contingents from 45 unions under the Central Labor Council theme of full employment and equal opportunity.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Seashore
Lakeside Mountain
Pennsauken
N.J
Peter McGuire
McGuire
Camden
American Federation of Labor
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Afl-Cio
Industrial Union Department
Department
George Meany
Central Labor Council
Washington
Khrushchev Tours Yugoslav US Funded Plant With Tito
Soviet Premier Khrushchev toured a modern chemical plant in Zagreb built with a 23 million dollar U S loan and 6 5 million from Britain as American engineers supervised construction. Western reporters were barred while Soviet Yugoslav correspondents were allowed to attend.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
U.S
Tito
Khrushchevy
Britain
Chemical Industries
CIA Accused of Financing Plot Against Diem Regime
Times of Viet Nam claims the CIA financed a coup to topple President Ngo Dinh Diem. The English language paper says the plan targeted Aug 25 but was halted after the government learned of it. It alleges high officials in the State Department blessed the scheme.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Times of
Viet Nam
Uct
Central Intelligence Agency
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gene Gregory
CIA
State Department
Seaside Labor Day Riot Ends With Police Chases
Police and National Guardsmen used nightsticks to disperse hundreds of rioters on Seaside Oregon’s beach during Labor Day weekend. The disturbance, part of a coast wide spate of incidents, left damaged windows at a bank and a grocery store, with beer stolen and a power substation insulator damaged.
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Seaside
Ore
National
Sandy Beach
Atlantic Coast
Hampden Beach
N.H
Ocean City
Oregon
Wallace orders delay of desegregated Tuskegee school opening
Gov George Wallace invoked police powers to halt the opening of the newly desegregated Tuskegee Public School and sent state troopers to secure the campus. He overruled the Macone County School Board, citing potential peace breaches as Negro enrollment proceeds under a federal court order.
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Tuskegee
Ala
George
Wallace
Macone County
Alabama
State of
Cies
East German Medal Winner Flees To West
East German Olympic canoeist Guenter Perleberg, 28, fled to West Germany after competing in Yugoslavia. Perleberg helped East and West teams win the 2000 meter kayak relay at Rome Olympics. his fiancee is reportedly living in Hannover.
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Hannover
Germany
West Germany
Sports Informations - Dienst
Guenter Perleberg
Yugoslavia
Perleberg
Hanehover
Dieter Krause
East Germany
Paul Lange
Friedhelm Wentzke
Rome
Weather outlook predicts rain-free Labor Day in Twin City
The meteorologist forecasts no rain for Labor Day in Twin City with scattered showers possible Tuesday. Highs near 90 to 95, similar for Tuesday, with partly cloudy skies today and tonight. Thunder showers are possible Tuesday and Sunday record highs around 90 with 50s overnight.
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Twin City
Third Body Found In Septic Tank At Abandoned Mountain Hotel
A third body was found today in a septic tank at the abandoned Waldensa Lake Hotel. Two missing children, a girl and a toddler, were reportedly stranded to death. authorities fear homicide as the remains show extensive decomposition. The Howard County pathologist said identification would be unlikely.
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Crossville
Tean
Cumberhand Mountain
Scm
Edward M. Kelman
Maryville
Kelman
Grover Harvis
Cumberland County Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
Hargis
Waldensa Lake
Chuckle about aging and ignoring critics
A witty line notes that as people grow older they care less about others opinions, yet nobody has anything to say.
Saigon Seeks Custody Of Buddhist Refugees From U S Embassy
Saigon military governor Brig. Gen. Thon That Dinh called on the Foreign Ministry to press the United States to surrender three Buddhist monks who sought asylum at the U S Embassy. The group includes Thich Tri Quang, 44, a top anti government leader. the crisis follows armor deployments around the presidential palace as authorities reaffirm support for President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Thon
Dinh
Foreign Ministry
United States
Thich Tri Quang
General Buddhist Association
Ngo Dinh Dien
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Tri Quang
Cardinal Mindszenty
Joseph Mindszenty
Hungary
Budapest
Riot at Plaquemine as police clash with demonstrators
Police aided by mounted troopers used tear gas and water jets to disperse a freedom demonstration in Plaquemine Louisiana. Dozens of people were treated at hospitals after tear gas exposure and brick throwing. About 65 people were processed as arrests mounted throughout the night.
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Plaquemine
New Groves
South Louisiana
Fairgrounds
Poice
Mounted States
Wanted: Sell Crosley refrigerator for cash
Notices in brief seek to buy a Crosley 12 1 refrigerator for cash. Reader offers quick sale and pickup, screening interested buyers and sellers.
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