Bloody Revolt Attempt Reported in Iraq
Beirut reports a Baathist led coup attempt in Baghdad was suppressed after morning fighting at the presidential palace and Al Rashid camp. Premier El Bakr and Defense Minister Ammash urged unity, while Ali Saleh El Saadi, once deputy premier, was ousted as leader and later flew to Madrid.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ba'Ath Socialist Party
Baghdad
al Rashid
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Mahdi Saleh Ammash
Baghdad Radio For Unity
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Ba’Ath
Voice of the
el Saadi
Madrid
Cairo
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab
Syria
Icans
Tehran
Iran
Ba'ath
Saleh Mahdi Ammash
Ahmad El _ Bakr
Parts of Ohio buried under 10 inch snow
Snow up to 10 inches blocked many secondary roads in northeastern Ohio with Hampden Geauga County reporting the heaviest fall. Eight inches covered roads in Kirtland Lake County and closed schools. Flurries were expected to ease in the cold zone between the Great Lakes and Atlantic Coast states.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake, Ashtabula
Geauga Counties
Hampden
Geauga County
Kirtland
Lake County
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
New York State
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Houston
Maine
Houghton
Mich
Newport
Ore
Washington
Midwest
Plains
Deep South
Syracuse Senior Miss Sutherland Dies in Dorm Room
Miss Anne H. Sutherland 22 of Monroe Orange County daughter of Maj General John R. Sutherland collapsed and died today in her Syracuse University dormitory room after a coughing attack. Medical examiner's office says death probably natural, autopsy ordered. she was a senior in the School of Art.
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Syracuse
Anne H. Sutherland
Monroe
Orange County
Syracuse University
Major $3 Million Jewel Theft Hits Manhattan People
Police recover 90 percent of the loot from Manhattan jewelry heist as five construction workers are arrested. About $268000 in jewels is found with some buried on a Gettysburg farm, and the gang’s getaway car is abandoned after stalling. Police continue to hunt for the remaining 10 percent and the remaining bandits.
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New York
Manhattan
King Solomon's Mines
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Midtown Manhattan
West 41St Street
Philip Rossi
Walter Cunningham
Pennsylvania
Explosion at San Antonio top secret base causes blast
An explosion at a top secret government base in San Antonio involved TNT and knocked out plate glass windows across downtown and suburbs. AOC Mueller said nuclear material was involved but there was no contamination risk. three workers escaped injury as the igloo roof blew out to funnel the blast upward.
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San Antonio
Tex.p
A. O. Mueller
Atomicnergy Commission
Medina
Mueller
Fire kills Buffalo woman in apartment blaze
Miss Marguerite Moeser, 65, of Buffalo, died today from smoke inhalation in an apartment house fire. Police attributed the blaze to a burning cigarette as the apparent cause.
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Buffalo
Marguerite Moeser
Goldwater Sees Aid Cuts Reflect American Views
Senator Barry Goldwater told Chicago businessmen that public sentiment favors deeper cuts in foreign aid and that the Senate bill's 3.7 billion dollar package is about as good as it gets. He urged a 20 percent cut this year to spur elimination while noting Kennedy advised him to avoid rushing into a presidential bid.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
America
Kennedy
Arizona
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Illinois
Congress
Senate
Viet Nam coup may not alter war soon
U S officials say full economic aid to South Viet Nam will resume and the commodity import program, nearly 100 million dollars yearly, is reactivated. Defense reports show a moderate morale boost but no clear change in the war’s balance. experts note a 72 hour lag for Communist awareness and a 30 percent dip in army operations during the coup days, with resumed offensives thereafter. Group headed by McNamara, Rusk, Bundy, and Taylor set for Honolulu meeting to assess impact.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Washington
South Viet Nam
U. S
Diem
Diem Nhu
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lease
Ace
U S Tightens Travel Rules For Soviet Satellite Envoys
The United States limits access for diplomatic envoys from Soviet satellites to about 11 percent of the country, while keeping roughly 26 percent off limits to Russian travelers. The tightened regime exempts U N authorities and certain cultural exchange visitors, with Niagara Falls and several New York counties among those opened to satellites and closed to Soviets in others.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Defence Department
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Defense
U.S
State Departments
State Department
New York
Soviet Union
Delaware
U.N. Secretariat
New York State
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Erie
Albany
Cayuga
Chautauqua
Chenango
Clinton
Cortland
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Hamilton
Herkimer
Jefferson
Lewis
Madison
Monroe
Montgomery
Onondaga
Oneida
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Seneca
Suffolk
Wayne
Fall Proves Fatal for Rochester Woman 82
Josephine Nolan of Rochester died Tuesday from injuries after a fall at her home on October 31. The death was attributed to the accident, with details provided by local authorities.
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Rochester
Josephine Nolan
Hope Is Fading For '63 Action On Civil Rights
Washington report says momentum for civil rights legislation wanes as the House faces procedural delays. Judiciary Committee approved a broad measure with Kennedy administration support but must secure Rules Committee approval for a hearing. Howard W. Smith may obstruct or delay, potentially pushing action past Thanksgiving or into next year.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Yale Professor Release Demanded by U S Envoy
U S envoy calls for the immediate release of a Yale professor amid a controversy over a congressional junket to Paris and London. The trip included 20 Air Force station wagons at Andrews AFB to greet the lawmakers, aides, and reporters, with questions over who paid and which officials traveled.
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Washington
Paris
London
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Congressional
Wayne L. Hays
Paine! Anderson
Flushing
Ohio
Hays
Ernest Petinaud
Petinaud
NATO
Europe
Ernest
U.S
United States
Yale Professor Barghoorn Detained In Moscow Spy Case
US ambassador demanded Barghoorn’s immediate release and access to details of the espionage charges. Barghoorn, Yale political science professor, was detained during a 30 day tourist visit to Moscow to research a book on Soviet institutions.
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Moscow
F-- US
Fay Kohler
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Valerian Zorin
Barghoorn
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Ministry
Prof. Barghoorn
Yale
Walter Stoessel
Soviet Union
Stoessel
Mikhail Smyrnovsky
Foreign Office
Thomas Fain
Russia
Washington
Inter-university Committee
Soviet Foreign Ministry
U.S
Englewood
Igor A. Ivanov
Kremlin
Ivanov
Man Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter In Fire Deaths
Chicago police charged 33 year old James Carter with involuntary manslaughter after a candle he knocked over at a Mrs Lucille Sims apartment started a fire that killed a father and his four young sons. Carter and Sims were uninjured.
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Chicago
James Carter
Carter
Lucille Sims
Boy Dies After Accidental Shot Incident
A 13 year old Sidney Lowe died from shock after a .20 shotgun discharged below his left knee as he prepared to leave on a hunting trip. Delaware County coroner Dr Harold W Jayne ruled shock the cause of death. The youth was the son of Sidney.
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Sidney
Sidney Lowe
Harold W. Jayne
Delaware County
Cliff House Fire Destroys Museum In Five Alarm Blaze
A five alarm fire at San Francisco's Cliff House destroyed a three story museum and other structures while sparing the restaurant. Eighteen firemen were injured as flames shot over 100 feet into the air and burned for more than two hours. Faulty wiring in the museums sub basement is suspected as a cause amid a crowd of more than 15 000 people and scattered vandalism.
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San Francisco
Cliff House
William Murray
California
Murray
Pacific
Sukarno Names Self Premier as Indonesia Centralizes Power
President for life Sukarno to lead day to day government operations after abolishing the post of premier and first minister. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, former first minister who died November 7, is noted. deputy Johnannes Kumena served as acting premier.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Djuanda Kartawidjaja
Johnannes Kumena
Pope John’s Doctor Dies in Bologna at 81
Prof Antonio Gasbarrini, 81, who treated Pope John XXIII during his fatal illness in Bologna, has died. The physician known for his work in gastroenterology passed away after a long career in medicine and teaching. His death marks the loss of a doctor who cared for a prominent religious leader.
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Pope John
Bologna
Italy
Antonio Gasbarrini
John XXII
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