Convoy Halted by Russians on Autobahn West of Berlin
A U S Army convoy of 12 vehicles with 44 men was halted at Marienborn on the West German border by a Soviet checkpoint commander demanding 15 passengers dismount for counting. The Allies prohibited dismounting small convoys. The action follows prior delays and replies to Western letters about convoy checks.
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West Germany
East Germany
Spiridonov
James H. Polk
U.S
Berlin
Marienborn
Washington
John Lamy
North Augusta
S. C
6Th Infantry
Ivan Yakubovsky
Rusk Seeks Soviet Answer On Berlin Convoy Delay
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Soviet charge d affaires Georgi Kornienko to protest the latest delay of an American convoy bound for Berlin. Kornienko gave no comment, replying I have positively nothing to say and Nothing is nothing as he left the State Department.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Georgi M. Kornienko
State Department
U.S
Berlin
Anaminates
Rusk
Kornienko
Jamestown Driver Dies From Weekend Crash Near Ashville
Carl A. Swartz 37 of Ashville died from injuries after a collision Saturday between his car and a truck near Jamestown in Cha uega County.
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Jamestown
Carl A. Swartz
Ashville
Chatauqua County
Election Tuesday to gauge party strength in New York
Across New York Democrats and Republicans see Tuesday’s county supervisor elections as a test of grassroots strength. Turnout is expected low. 7.5 million registered voters, with off year indifference. Notable items include New York City off track betting referendum advisory. Erie County GOP split. and proposed state constitutional amendments on home rule and residency for voting.
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Albany
GOP
New York City
Court of Appeals
Francis Bergen
Third Judicial Department
Senate
Erie County
Walter J. Mahoney
Eleven More Men Found Alive In German Mine
In Broistedt Germany a drill reached 196 feet to strike an air pocket where 11 miners were entombed after a dam flood last Oct. 24. Officials hope to reach more from another pocket as 86 escaped and three were rescued earlier. The 11 reported good overall, with swollen legs from drinking water. Their compartment measured 15 by 6 by 74 feet.
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Broistedt
Germany
Rudolf Stein
Inside Editorial Radio TV Funerals Fulton Obituary Classified
Inside look at editorial page notes and radio TV listings followed by two funeral notices and the Fulton obituary, with a broad classified section listing jobs services and items for sale. Includes small town notices and community announcements tied to the day.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
Eleven Die When Car Plunges Into Harlem River
New York report says an auto loaded with 12 people, returning from a christening in the Bronx, went past damaged warning lights and plunged into the Harlem River. Only one person survived, I Martin ez, 40. The 11 dead equal a state single‑accident record, including four children.
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New York
Harlem River
Brooklyn
Lincoln Avenue
Bronx
I, Martinez
Rabindranatt Berrios
Two Drowned As Hunting Season Opens
In Albany New York two duck hunters died as boats overturned while opening hunting season. John T Turbak 51 of Schenectady died when his craft capsized on the Mohawk River near Schenectady. Stephen Makepeace 15 of Plessis died when his canoe overturned on Mud Lake in Jefferson County.
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Albany
New York State
Gov. Rockefeller
John T. Turbak
Schenectady
Mohawk River
Stephen Makepeace
Plessis
Mud Lake
Redwood
Jefferson County
Soviet Cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev Wed
Moscow reports the wedding of cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev. The ceremony at the Palace of Marriages was televised with 300 guests. Khrushchev pledged more space glory as the couple began their honeymoon after a noon wedding breakfast and long champagne toasts.
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Moscow
Valentina Tereshkova
Andrian Nikolayev
Kremlin
Valentina
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Defense
Rodion Malinovsky
Ali Mershinin
Mass meeting to shut down New York commercial printing
Bertram A. Powers, president of Local 6, AFL-CIO International Typographical Union, announced plans for a 24 hour union meeting at Manhattan Center. He said 500 members from all shifts would be notified to attend during their normal hours to protest 600 commercial print shops for not negotiating a new contract.
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New York
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Powers
Manhattan Center
Car-napper foiled by kid napper in Rome
A thief stole Antonio Porro's parked car and phoned police to return it. He found Porro's two month old daughter Rosalia asleep on the back seat, delaying the crime and prompting a prompt police response.
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Rome
Antonio Porro
Porro
Rosalia
AP Poll Shows Goldwater Is Preferred as GOP Candidate
A nationwide AP poll of 1,403 GOP leaders shows Barry Goldwater as the party's strongest candidate against Kennedy, with 85.1 percent backing him as strongest candidate and 64.2 percent believing he will win the nomination. Nixon and Rockefeller follow, with regional variance and early primary implications noted.
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Goldwater
GOP
New York
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Morton
Scranton
Romney
San Francisco
New Jersey
Hawaii
California
New York City
Midwest
South
Newire
Wisconsin
Heavy Snowfall In New England
A northern snowstorm moved north after blanketing northern New England with up to a foot of snow. Temperatures plunged across the region to the 20s and 30s, with readings in Richmond and Charleston around 26. Snow drifts reached 3 feet in places, closing highways along the St Lawrence and trapping motorists near Quebec. Game wardens searched waist-deep drifts for missing hunter Ernest LeBlanc near Jackman, Maine.
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Chicago
New England
Atlantic
Piedmont
Appalachians
Richmond
Charleston
W. Va
Northland
Rockies
Hibbing
Minn
Greenville
Maine
North Platt
Ernest LeBlanc
Tolland
Conn
Morocco asks OAU to help settle border war
Morocco urged the Organization of African Unity to act swiftly after reporting Moroccan forces drove back thousands of Algerians in a frontier clash near Figuig. King Hassan's government said it would honor the Mali cease-fire, with Mali and Ethiopia named to a military truce commission and Ethiopian members en route to the frontier.
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Rabat
Morocco
Organization of African Unity
Figuig
Hassan
Mali
Pea
Algiers
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Commission
Priest backs petition to impeach Warren in Bridgeport
Reverend Francis E Fenton of Blessed Sacrament church confirms parishioners signed a petition to impeach Chief Justice Earl Warren. John Birch Society members collected over 600 signatures after Mass, with the priest stating his approval and affiliation.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Earl Warren
United States
John Birch Society
Francis E. Fenton
Blessed Sacrament Church
Traffic through Newburgh Beacon Bridge reaches 11498
The New York State Bridge Authority reported a total of 11 493 vehicles passed over the Newburgh Beacon Bridge from 6 p m Saturday to 6 p m Sunday. The first 24 hours it was open.
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New Bridge
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge
New York State Bridge Authority
Cranks Attack Pastor After Racial Slur Vandalism
Rev Robert A Rounce Sheridan Park Presbyterian reports crank calls after his congregation painted over racial slurs and hate symbols on a white suburban home in Tonawanda The vandals tagged swastikas a Star of David and crude remarks the Amos family from Buffalo plan to move in nearby ministers group responded with paint over action by about 20 congregants
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Harold Amos
Rounce
Amos
Buffalo
Rockefeller to Formally Declare Candidacy Thursday
Albany Govern or Rockefeller plans to announce his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday. Informants said the press office kept details secret while confirming the date as set and preparations for wide news coverage. Rockefeller rested at his Tarrytown estate today and has been seen as an unofficial candidate while traveling nationwide.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Indonesia Ambassador Jones Summoned for Consultation
The United States has summoned its ambassador to Indonesia, Howard P. Jones, for consultations amid expected tougher U S policy toward President Sukarno. Jones plans to go to Washington on Nov 12 after meetings with diplomats in the Philippines as calls grow to limit aid over Sukarno's stance toward Malaysia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Kennedy Administration
Howard P. Jones
United States
Sukarno
Jones
Washington
Philippines
Malaysia
Horse Becomes Owner Of Car In Frankfort Transfer
Wallace Bramwell records a transfer in Franklin County to Sonny Boy the horse. The horse is declared owner of Kenneth Schneider’s car in a quirky prank-like action noted Saturday.
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Frankfort
Wallace Bramwell
Kenneth Schneider
Lyndon
Sonny Boy
Franklin County Clerk's Office
Diem Coup Fallout Halts Viet Cong Surge in Saigon
Vietnamese and U S officials report the Viet Cong failed to exploit the Diem overthrow. Saigon quieted as Maj Gen Minh’s junta moves toward a Buddhist led caretaker government. Bodies of Diem and Nhu lie under guard. funeral timing uncertain amid dispute over their deaths.
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Nguyen Ngoc Tho
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Mekong
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Cong
U.S
Doung van Minh
Brother
St. Paul's Hospital
Defense
Tran Trung Dung
Ngo Dinh
Nhu
Dung
Nicu
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
U. S. State Department
Rome
Los Angeles
United States
Washington
State Department
New Revolutionary Committee
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