Nixon Denies Knight Deal Charge in California Race
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon denies offering any secret deal to Governor Knight to withdraw from the 1962 California Republican gubernatorial race. He calls Knight’s charge false and libelous and demands retractions from Knight and the press.
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East Germany to impose curfew along border zone
East German authorities plan a curfew in a 500 yard border belt effective Sunday. Bavarian police said the move aims to seal the Iron Curtain and evacuate and level homes within the zone.
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Rockefeller Pushes Fallout Shelter Law and Plan
Governor Rockefeller reiterated support for mandatory fallout shelters, initially pressed in 1960 for all homes and commercial buildings. He said action may be federal, noted a 1962 shelter program, and scheduled a State Defense Council meeting as he spoke from the Capitol’s fallout shelter.
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Rockefeller
New York
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Congress
Utica Driver Killed In Culvert Crash
A 37 year old man from Utica died Friday night when his car hit a culvert while his companion 52 year old Anthony Tontonbro also of Utica was in critical condition at St Elizabeths Hospital.
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Kennedy Signs Foreign Aid and NFL TV Legislation
President Kennedy signed a 3.9 billion foreign aid bill including Peace Corps funding and provisions allowing the National Football League and other leagues to enter television contracts. He designated a national day of prayer for next Wednesday and urged universal prayers for peace, liberty, and dignity.
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Thief Robs Baltimore Shop With Loaded Pistol
A well dressed youth entered Normans Sporting Goods in Baltimore on Friday and, after asking to see pistol shells, drew a pistol and loaded it. He demanded money and fled with $40 after threatening the clerk.
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Norman
Mexico US friendship grows closer says official
A top Mexican official says friendship between Mexico and the United States is growing closer daily. Humberto Romero Perez, private secretary to President Adolfo Mateos, told a luncheon that past unsavory incidents between the two countries remain only incidents of the past.
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Typhoon Tilda Hurls Toward Formosa With Rising Fury
Typhoon Tilda strengthens to 135 mph as it nears Formosa, halting joint American and Chinese Nationalist military maneuvers in the south. In Madagascar the freighter Starcarrier suffers an explosion, with initial reports of casualties, missing, and injuries.
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East German police flee to West through Berlin wall
Four East German police slipped across the border into West Berlin at night amid a wave of border incidents. West police reported 16 escape attempts as youths and inebriates approached the border. tear gas and warning shots were used and the West Berlin government urged the public to avoid the wall to prevent further trouble.
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Education Chief Defends Spent School Law Case
New York education commissioner James Allen says the state is no worse than others in funding transportation to non public schools amid the Cadillac bus case involving Walter Wessendorf Jr. and his daughters. He cites taxi use as cost effective and reviews Patricia Cooper's Long Island case with a $5,000 annual cost and 8 cent per $1,000 tax impact. He will announce a decision next Tuesday.
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Bomb blast during Nehru motorcade in Old Delhi
A street explosion near Nehru's motorcade in Old Delhi injured a policeman and five others. Officials said it did not appear to be an assassination attempt, and Nehru described the blast as a cracker explosion while en route to a Gandhi birthday event.
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Alfred Clark Dies Heir to Singer Sewing Empire
Alfred Corning Clark heir to the Singer Sewing Machine fortune died in his sleep at 45 in Cooperstown. He had married Alicia Carr Purdom less than two weeks earlier. coroner cited natural causes. Clark was a great grandson of Singer founder Edward Clark and kin to the Baseball Hall of Fame family.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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Army
France Tunisia resolve differences over Bizerte access
French and Tunisian officials announced an agreement in Bizerte to pull back French soldiers from surrounding areas and keep access roads open between the base and the city. The deal, signed Friday night, aims to resume diplomatic relations after Tunisian blockades sparked July fighting over evacuation.
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Nuclear neckwear could track fallout exposure for women
Linda Bromley of New Rochelle New York holds a dosimeter a small plastic covered radiation detector the maker says could become neckwear if nuclear fallout worries rise. The lead shield device records individual exposure permanently and can be worn or carried at all times.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Allies Refuse West Berlin Troop Negotiations
Western powers told the Soviet Union they will not bargain over keeping Allied troops in West Berlin. In New York talks with Andrei Gromyko, Dean Rusk and Lord Home pressed for defense of West Berlin and explored Khrushchev's willingness to set a basis for talks. A future conference with Khrushchev or a foreign ministers meeting was discussed.
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Tammany Hall Loses Home
New York authorities move Tammany Hall furniture to new headquarters and renounce the old label as Mayor Wagner pushes a reform era. The Society of Tammany remains as a visiting link to the 175 year old past, while Hubert Kelly, 92, stays on from the old staff.
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