Nehru Says India to Receive Soviet Mig Jets
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that the Soviet Union will deliver MIG21 fighters for training. He cited December and 1967 deliveries, with six originally planned for December and six for January, while defense officials noted timing uncertainties due to China and Cuba crises. Lakshmi Menon added India will resist Red China’s demilitarized zone plan as troops push to the border. Pakistan MPs discourage talks on Mashral.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Soviet Union
Y. B. Chavan
Aad
Moscow
Red China
Himalayas
China
Lakshmi Menon
Colombo
Ceylon
Norcheast
Pakistan
Mashral
Soviet Refuses to Share Congo UN Costs
United Nations report shows Soviet delegate Pavel Tehernyshev again rejects responsibility for Congo and Middle East peacekeeping costs. He notes funds total about $130 million for Congo with roughly $10 million monthly, while Thant has raised $150 million of a $200 million bond issue. The USSR says UN finances are General Assembly approved and not Security Council authorized.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Congo
Middle East
Pavel MI Tehernyshev
General Assembly
Security Council
Thant
IRS Eases Expense Account Rules Amid Critics
Washington reports that the Internal Revenue Service began easing proposed regulations aimed at ending expense account living. Commissioner Mortimer Caplin announced during hearings that more detailed record keeping will support deductions for business travel entertainment and gifts and that liberalization has occurred in several areas. The agency is also studying a rule requiring receipts for all travel entertainment and gifts over 10.
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Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Caplin
Aleady
Denial of Soft Cuban Policy Attributed to Stevenson
U N ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson rejects a Saturday Evening Post piece coauthored by a Kennedy ally as inaccurate and grossly misrepresenting his views on Cuba. The article claims Stevenson urged a soft line and preferred political negotiation over military action during the crisis.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Kennedy
Stevenson
Citizen Helps Officers Seize Young Speeder
Burlington man Dennis Michael Hood aged 18 rode on the trunk of a car pursued by police and was captured after bystander Darrell Ellis, 28, joined the chase. Hood faced charges of reckless diving, running stop signs, and lacking a valid license. Ellis pinned Hood after he blocked the car and pulled him from the vehicle.
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Burlington
Dennis Michael Hood
Darrell Ellis
Hood
Ellis
Elis
Ships Collide In Fog Aboard Carrier Kearsarge In Collision
A U S Navy board of investigation will probe the collision between the aircraft carrier Kearsarge and the British liner Oriana amid fog near Long Beach. No injuries reported. Oriana’s paint locker caught fire but was controlled quickly.
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Long Beach
Calil— Um
Navy Board of
Kearsarge
Oriana
Qriana
Hearings Resume On State Budget In Des Moines
Harold Hughes leads resumed budget hearings with requests from the Iowa Development Commission for 505000 and from the Vocational Rehabilitation Division for 840000. Together these requests push total operating asks to 126,109,688 annually for the next biennium, versus current annual appropriations of 101,823,255.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa Development Commmission
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Kennedy to Visit Palm Springs for 36 Hour Trip
President Kennedy will conduct a 36 hour visit in Palm Springs California this weekend. He is expected to reach Palm Springs at noon Saturday and stay until midnight Sunday before returning to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington
Palm Springs
Calif
Kennedy
Ice Cream Shop Destroyed by Fire in Red Oak
A fire swept through an ice cream shop in Red Oak on Monday, destroying the business and causing smoke damage to the adjacent Red Oak Tap. The blaze started in the shop's kitchen, which was closed on Mondays, and extended to the four apartments above the premises and nearby offices of Swanson Swanson & Booge.
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Red Oak
P~ Musty
Swanson, Swanson & Booge
Tragedy Strikes California Diving Bell Attempt
Gardena diver Dick Anderson describes the deadly incident off the California coast where his partner Christopher Whittaker of England and British journalist Peter Small perished during a frogmen diving bell repair. Newsmen report the crew aimed to set a new underwater record.
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Dick Anderson
Gardena
Calif
Christopher. Whittaker
England
California
Peter Small
Ate
Motor Mishaps Claim Lives of Three in State
Three traffic deaths reported in Iowa over Monday night and Tuesday morning involve Robert M. Lilley 24 of Maitland Missouri an Iowa State University student fatally injured in Webster City when his car collided with a building Geoffrey Grice 11 son of Dr and Mrs Harvey Grice of Lamoni killed while delivering newspapers on a bicycle after being struck by a car driven by Gary Price 20 of Lamoni near darkness near Lamoni and Gerald Everett 7 of near Waterloo killed while bicycling on Highway 281 five miles east of Waterloo by a car driven by Fred T Burgess of near Waterloo No charges were filed in any case
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Webster City
Robert M. Lilley
Maitland
Lilley
Iowa State Univer
Lamoni S
Graceland College
Geoffrey Grice
Harvey Grice
Lamoni
Gary Price
Price
Waterloo
Gerald Everett
Highway 281
Here
Arnold
Fred T. Burgess
United Fund Campaign Tops Its 101,681 Goal
Muscatine United Fund workers report the $101,681 goal for 14 agencies has been reached and surpassed with pledges $8.10 past the goal. Campaign chairman Bruce Terrell cites obstacles including a business climate, a large closing and a $35,000 reduced giving in some areas, noting Muscatine rose to the challenge and succeeded.
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Muscatine United Fund
Bruce Terrell
United Fund
Exch
Muscatine
Terrell
United
Boy Scouts ‘of America
Girl Scouts
Public Health
American Red + Cross
Salvation Army
Muscatine County Association For
Mascaline Welfare Association
MCA
YWCA
Muscatine Emergency and Rescue Unit
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
American Hearing Society
American Social Health Association
United Fund Administration
Tate
Pope John XXII Eyes Audiences After Recovery
Vatican sources report Pope John XXII, recovering from a stomach ailment and serious anemia, may resume audience duties next Monday. If his condition improves this week, he could participate in two major Vatican ceremonies this weekend and remains a potential active participant in church events.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXII
One Dead One Missing in Frogmen Depth Attempt
Two frogmen descended 1,000 feet near Santa Catalina Island in a diving bell using Keller's gas mixture to prevent the bends. Peter Smail survived. Christopher White and Whittaker disappeared. the operation planned to swim at extreme depth.
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Long Beach
Califf
Peter’ Smail
London
Telegraph
Christopher White
Small
Barnes Keller
Santa Catalina Island
Keller
Whittaker
Ter
Smal
John. Light
Drastic Reorganization Launched by McNamara
McNamara ordered a sweeping reorganization of military reserves and National Guard units. Four reserve divisions will be broken up, 393 lesser units eliminated, and four guard divisions reorganized into 18 training divisions and brigades. The aim is a top priority force ready within eight weeks of a call to active duty, with state approvals shaping changes.
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National Guard
McNamara
Defense Department
Pentagon
03Rd Infantry
Minnesota
Wisconsin
34Th Infantry
Iowa
Nebraska
10Th Infantry
Minneapolis
Kansas
U.S. Rejects Robot Check On Atom Tests
Geneva dispatch reports the United States rejected the black box unmanned mic stations touted to police underground nuclear tests. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean told the disarmament conference that Soviet scientists agreed the devices could not standalone enforce the test ban.
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Geneva
United
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Fire Destroys Ottumwa Cafe Two Fires Control Spread
A late Monday blaze destroyed Ray's Cafe in south Ottumwa after closing time. Firemen contained the one story brick building. smoke damaged an adjoining jewelry store and an empty building. Three people escaped from apartments above the vacant structure. Cause and damage estimates were not immediately known.
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Ottumwa —P
Ray
Ottumwa
Israeli Synagogues Pray Twice Daily for Rain
Prayers for rain are said twice daily in Israeli synagogues to combat unseasonable hot dry weather that has caused anxiety among local farmers about crop yields and future drought.
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Terissiem
Dense New York Fog Cripples Travel and Airport Operations
Thick fog blankets the New York metro area closing Idlewild LaGuardia Newark airports for hours with zero ceilings. Flights diverted to Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore while road travel slows and speed limits drop on nearby turnpikes. A collision between a British freighter and an American tanker near Staten Island caused minor damage, and Coast Guard units scrambled to the scene.
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New York
Staten Island
New York Harbor
Port of New York Authority
Idlewild
la Guardia
Newark
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Jersey Turnpike
Coast Guard
Sarah Bowater
Chemical Transporter
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
North Philadelphia
Philadelphia International
Eruption by Mt Etna Noted in Sicily Scene
Catania Sicily reports Mt Etna eruption Monday night opening four new vents on the northeast flank of the central crater towering 10 758 feet. Rock and volcanic dust blasted into the air as observers noted the event.
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Catania
Sicily
Erma
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