40 Meet Death as French Airliner Hits Mountain
A French airliner crashed into a southern French mountain near Perpignan killing all 40 aboard. The twin engine Airnautic plane from London to Perpignan had 26 passengers eight crew, all British. A ground team en route from Py was also lost. Weather storms and radio loss contributed to the disaster.
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Observer Finds No Sign Of Revolt in East Germany
Berlin report notes widespread dissatisfaction with the Communist regime but finds no evidence of a brewing revolt after a week behind the iron curtain. Despite food shortages, butter remains scarce and fresh meat is limited while sausage is abundant. Officials discuss pay limits for Rep Merwin Coad and wartime security keeps troops on the streets.
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Speakers Hit Intolerance Based on Race Des Moines Rally
About 700 people gathered Wednesday night for the opening rally of the Town Conference on Religion and Race in Des Moines. The chairman urged an end to racial intolerance. Lead speakers included Rabbi Jeving A. Weingart president of the Town Board of Rabbis bishop Edward C. Daly of the Catholic Diocese and Dr Judson FE Fiebiger minister for the United Church of Christ. Co chair man Methodist Bishop F Gerald Ensley was absent attending the World Conference in Stuttgart Germany.
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Fiebiger
Iowa
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Stuttgart
Germany
Rebels Crack Down in Brasilia Air Base Seizure
Brazilian forces quickly struck at two rebel centers in Brasilia and moved artillery toward the air base where navy and air force personnel resisted surrender. About 200 involved in the overnight uprising. five wounded sergeants hospitalized and others jailed. Reports claimed hostages including 30 officers and Supreme Court Justice Vitor Nunes Leal. The government said the subversive movement is practically overcome.
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Navy Ministry
Support For Atomic Test Pact Rising
Washington IWA The Senate drive for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban appears to have gained supporters. Democratic and Republican leaders, working together, counted almost 80 votes in favor for the treaty to prohibit tests except underground. President Kennedy and Senate Leader Dirksen urged swift action, while questions about enforcement and defense buildup linger.
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Goldwater Attacks New Frontier Regulation Phrase
Chicago Senator Barry Goldwater addresses the National Federation of Republican Women and attacks the Kennedy administration. He says the New Frontier would expand federal power to regulate individual lives, accusing the administration of getting tougher and seeking to legislate every problem.
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Diem Regime to Resist Attacks Says Mrs Nhu
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu accused hostile forces of aiming to discredit her family and the South Vietnamese government The First Lady warned that the Diem regime would never yield to perfidious blackmailing attacks She criticized press coverage and said the plot involved six men in Saigon and claimed U S officials denied a demand by Ambassador Lodge to oust the Diems
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Resolution on U S aid and South Viet Nam policy
Sen Frank Church proposes a resolution urging half of all U S aid to South Vietnam as Diem’s regime resists Buddhist protests and guerrilla attacks. The speech links U S aid to supporting South Vietnam’s government against communism amid regional tensions and calls for international parliamentary discussion with delegates from numerous countries.
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Ask Release of Crash Survivors From Laos Flight
U S Ambassador Leonard Unger urged coalition and Pathet Laos officials to secure the release of crash survivors from an American C46 cargo plane shot down near Tchepone Laos during a supply drop mission. The aircraft carried eleven Americans and four Asians.
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Pupil Boycotts Spread To New Alabama Schools
Birmingham and Mobile schools face disruption as white pupil walkouts protest integration. Over 1,000 at West End High in Birmingham and about 300 at Murphy High in Mobile joined chants and demonstrations. Police and teachers intervened at Phillips High, with scattered banners seized. National Guardsmen on duty hours reduced.
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Minnesota Man Heads Legion National Commander Foley
Minnesota man Daniel F Foley 41 a Wabasha lawyer was elected national commander of the American Legion at the annual convention in Miami Beach Foley defeated Joe L Matthews of Fort Worth Texas in a hard fought closing session Matthews was the challenger in a vigorous battle for the post
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Military professionals challenge influence of civilians at Pentagon
Washington report says civilian analysts, led by so called whiz kids, gain greater sway in Pentagon decisions under McNamara. Military officers claim civilians lack field experience and insist analysts be subordinate to seasoned professionals. Friction grows as analysts push advanced weapons and strategic shifts that threaten NATO and defeat traditional military autonomy.
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Washington
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McNamara
Challenge School Aid Withdrawal From Cass County
Des Moines 4m District Court dismissed a suit to en join the State Department of Public Instruction from denying state aid to the Lewis Consolidated School District in Cass County. The case, heard on appeal, claimed department standards were arbitrary and unconstitutional laws allowing removal from approved lists harmed districts.
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Tito Plans White House Stop Oct 17
Washington reports President Tito of Yugoslavia will make an informal visit to Washington to confer with President Kennedy on October 17 as part of his schedule before traveling to New York for the United Nations General Assembly. The meeting is described as a dull exchange of views on issues of mutual interest.
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