FBI Arrests Sailor for Supplying Secrets to Soviets at UN
New York FBI arrested Yeoman Cornelius Drummond, a 33 year old Navy veteran stationed at Newport, on charges of passing classified Navy documents to Soviet UN officials. He was seized outside a Westchester diner with two Soviet diplomats present. Authorities say eight classified ties and US Navy papers were found in his car. If convicted, he faces possible death or life imprisonment.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Boston Post Road
Larchmont
N.Y
Newport
Drummond
Baland
Manhattan
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
Federal House of Detention
Queens
Richard Flink
United Nations Secretariat
Flink
United States
U.N. Se
Hoover
London
England
U.N
Westchester County
Evgeni M. Prokhorov
Ivan Y. Vydrodov
Prokhorov
Dis
Havana
Vyrodov
Prokae
Soviet Union
Brumel Sets Fresh World Jump in Moscow Meet
Brumel soared in Moscow at a university competition, delivering a superior leap following a prior 7-5 mark. The Soviet event showcased elite long jumping by top athletes from institutes of higher learning.
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Brumel
Moscow
Inside Radio and TV Editorials and Notices
Radio and television stories outlined with editorials and public notices, plus obituary, personals, comics, and Fulton classifieds. The section previews key features and highlights from pages 2, 6, 9, and 14, with sports coverage noted on page 10.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton
U.S. Open to Ban Air and Underwater Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy told Gandhi Peace Foundation representatives the United States is ready to ban atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests if a global ban cannot be reached. He cited the Soviet moratorium breach and urged early action to curb the arms race and radioactive pollution. The Indian delegation backed a swift end to testing, with Moscow to be approached by another foundation delegation.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Gandhi Peace Foundation
White House
Gandhi Group
Paris
London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Plattsburgh Driver Killed In Sideswipe Collision
Plattsburgh young man Robert D Burl, 22, died Friday night when the car he rode in veered off a county highway and crashed into a tree about five miles south of Plattsburgh.
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Plattsburgh
Robert D. Burl
Here
Astronaut Walter Schirra Nearing Six Orbit Space Flight
Cape Canaveral reports Walter M Schirra Jr in final training for a six orbit mission after a 644 hour simulated flight Friday. He sits in the Sigma 7 atop the Atlas booster for a morning launch next Wednesday. Flight lasts about 9 hours 11 minutes with a Pacific Ocean landing northeast of Midway Island.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Pacific Ocean
Midway Island
Firemen Hurt Fighting Blaze Aboard Vessel
Flames wrecked the 549 foot Rio Jackal an Argen tine cargo passenger ship berthed at a New York pier. Over four hours and a crew of more than 200 firemen battled dense smoke many were injured with 17 hospitalized none serious. Only 10 to 15 of 70 passengers were aboard when the fire broke out Friday night and all escaped unharmed. Passengers included the Argentine diplomat’s wife and two of their four children as the ship listed before the blaze subsided.
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New York
Freak Venice Train Wreck Claims Two Lives
A freak accident at Venice station killed two people and injured 30 when a wall collapsed into the dining room as a train entered. The motorman, hospitalized in shock, said brakes had failed.
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Venice
Italy
U S Nuclear Weapons To Defend Berlin
Defense Secretary McNamara states the United States is prepared to use nuclear weapons to defend West Berlin. He notes high readiness of U S and West German forces and says access to Berlin is a vital US interest. The White House backs the tough stance toward the Soviet encirclement of Berlin.
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Washington
United States
Robert S. McNamara
West Berlin
McNamara
U S
West German
Berlin
West Germany
U.S
White House
Rain and Winds Cause Deaths Across State
A New York coastal storm dropped heavy rain and winds up to 45 mph, causing at least 13 highway deaths and drowning a fisherman. Storm disrupted shipping, knocked down power lines, and delayed ore and grain vessels in Buffalo harbor. Rain totals ranged above 2 inches in many areas with higher readings on Long Island and Rochester.
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Buffalo
New York State
Great Lakes
New York City
Albany
Rochester
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Lake Erie
United States
Lake Ontario
Cape Vincent
Olrean County
Old Orchard
Coast Guard
Here
Mildred Prezioso
Tonawanda
Edward Warda
Jack Bednarek
Cheektown
Niagara
Hornell
Buffalo Harbor
Westhampton Beach
Long Island
New York
Titan Collides With Colombian Vessel Off San Francisco
In heavy fog the American supertanker Titan struck the Colombian motor vessel Rio Magdalena about 20 miles south of San Francisco Bay. Both ships reported damage and a Coast Guard response as the Titan remained afloat and crew actions on the Rio Magdalena were clarified.
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San Francisco
Titan
San Francisco Bay
Rio Magdalena
Coast Guard
Point Montara
Nixon urges legal prayer in California schools
In Salinas California Nixon at a three hour telethon urged a constitutional amendment to clarify the Supreme Court ban on state authorized prayers in New York schools. He proposed a non denominational school prayer to remind children of America’s religious heritage.
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Salinas
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Supremes Court
California
Nixon
U. S
New York
Syracuse Police to Patrol University Campus
Syracuse Police will add plainclothes officers to campus patrols at Syracuse University to curb a spate of mugging and molestation incidents. Police Chief Harold Kelly announced the measure after talks with university security officials, noting no actual rise in crime but student concern.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Harold Kelly
JFK Invites De Gaulle to Washington Visit
France Soir reports President Kennedy invited President de Gaulle to Washington for a safe visit and political talks, signaling ongoing Franco American outreach.
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JFK
DE Gaulle
Paris
France-Soir
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
White Nazi attacks Dr. King in Alabama rally
Roy James of Arlington Virginia, a white member of the American Nazi party, vaulted onto the stage and struck civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr during a Southern Christian Leadership Conference meeting in Birmingham. James was fined 25 dollars and jailed 30 days for assault and battery disorderly conduct. King testified in court but did not press charges. Mayor Arthur J. Hanes condemned the action. James claimed he joined the Nazi party two years ago seeking an organization opposed to integration and communism.
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Birminghan
Ala
Dr. King
Wyatt Tee Walker
American Nazi Party
Martin Luther King, Jr
Roy James
Arlington
Recorder's
Charles H. Brown
Asault
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Sammy Davis, Jr
SCLC
New York
James
Walker
SCLS
Davis
Mae Britt
Brown
Arthur J. Hanes
Hanes
Two Die in Route 52 Head-On Crash near Fishkill
Two Dutchess County residents were killed and four others injured Friday night in a two car head on collision on Route 52 just east of here according to state police. The crash occurred on a rural stretch as authorities investigated and motorists rerouted around the scene. Local responders transported the injured to area hospitals for treatment.
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Fishkills
Dutchess County
Here
Kingston Man Killed After Stepping Into Roadway
Michael L. Devine, 51, of Kingston, was struck by a car and died Friday night at a street intersection in Kingston. Police say he stepped from the curb into the vehicle's path.
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Kingston
Michael L. Devine
Hudson Valley
Three Men Die In Rome Crash
In Central New York near Griffiss Air Force Base entrance a car carrying three men two airmen and a civilian employee crashed. S Sgt Eugene D Cole 35 Centrahoma Oklahoma A 27e Ricardo Cortez 19 San Antonio Texas and Dewitt Coklin 37 Rome were killed. The car failed to negotiate a curve struck a street sign pole and a wire fence before hitting a tree on a rain slicked road. Cole and Cortez belonged to the 4039th Organizational Maintenance Squadron SAC at Griffiss.
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Rome
Air Force
New York
Griffiss Air Force Base
Eugene D. Cole
Centrahoma
Okla
Ricardo Cortez
San Antonio
Tex
Dewitt
Cole
Cortez
4039Th
Strategic Air Command
Griffiss
Designer of Air Force Academy dies at 65
Louis Skidmore, 65, renowned designer of the Air Force Academy and buildings on four continents, including American consulates in Germany and cities in Venezuela, died Thursday at his Winter Haven home. He received the Gold Medal of the AIA in 1957.
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Winter Haven
Fila
Louis Sidmore
Colorado
Skidmore
Germany
Venezuela
American Institute of Architects
Consul Maurice Rice Dies in Venice Square
Maurice Rice, aged 50, served as U S consul in Venice for two years and previously worked as a newspaperman. He died Friday night in St Marks Square from a heart ailment.
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Venice
Italy
Maurice Rice
U. S
St. Marks Square
Mississippi Veep defies court amid Meredith crisis
In Oxford and Memphis looming clashes over James Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss trigger contempt hearings and a federal show of force. Lt. Gov. Johnson faces possible contempt fines as federal marshals and Army engineers gird for campus action while Gov. Barnett resists and state officials prepare defense. The nationwide dispute tightens as Justice and Defense departments vow action if needed.
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Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Memphis
New Orleans
Sth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Johnson
Meredith
Justice Department
Ross Barnett
U. S
Tenn
Millington Naval Air Station
Millington
Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Kentucky
Magnolia
Burke Marshall
Appeals Court
E. S. McNamara
Defense
Washington
Robert Kennedy
H. C. Strider
State Game and Fish Commission
Barnett
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