Geese Crash Plane and Laos Aid Restored
A North Central Airlines DC3 made an emergency landing at Muskegon County Airport after colliding with geese near Lake Michigan. Captain Vern Turner and Armand Salvato Tiello of Detroit were cut. 25 passengers flew on to Green Bay. Three dead geese were found in the cockpit. In Washington, the U.S. resumes 46 million dollars yearly military aid to Laos after talks in Vienna. aid had been suspended due to internal Lao clashes. Supplies to Lao troops will be paid to maintain independence against Communist pressures.
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Muskegon
Mich
North Central Airlines
Lake Michigan
Muskegon County
Vern Turner
Armand Salvato- Tiello
Detroit
Green Bay
Wis
Washington
United States
Laos
Soviet Union
U.S
State Department
Vienistiane
Souvan
Nosavan
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Chesterfield
Commonwealth
Atty
Ernest
Gates
Royal Lao Army
Fender
George W. Moore Jr
Phouma
Parsons
Vientiane
Vien Juaneo Luang Prabang
She Tan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Albany
Jin Schenectady
Lodge
Richard Nixon
Schenectady
Hand Dispute Referred to Presidential Commission
Washington API says railway management and operating brotherhoods agreed to submit their work rules dispute to a presidential commission. The 16 member panel will include five named by management, five by the unions, and five public members. Recommendations due next December, with public members named in consultation with both sides.
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Washington
API
James P. Mitchell
Presidential Commission
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Arms Top Subject For UN Committee
United Nations main Political Committee opens with disarmament as top priority. Nine nations will debate East West arms proposals once organizational details are settled. Four disarmament questions placed in the hopper cover Communist and Western arms plans suspension of nuclear tests preventing wider spread of nuclear weapons and the Disarmament Commission report.
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United Nations
N.Y. Fap
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Weather County Forecast Clouds and Cooler Outlook
Cloudy and cooler through Wednesday with occasional rain this afternoon and tonight. Rain ends Wednesday morning. Highs today 55 to 60. Lows tonight around 40 to 45. Highs Wednesday 45 to 55.
Safe Cracker Steals $3 Million From West Hollywood Home
Los Angeles AP report says a safe burglary yielded three million dollars in loot including jewelry and stocks from the West Hollywood home of Raoul Fernandez, 50, a retired broker and widower of Catherine Johnson Chandler Fernandez, heiress to the Coca Cola fortune.
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Los Angeles
Raoul Fernandez
West Hollywood
Catherine Johnson Chandler
Fernandez
Coca Cola
Kennedy Says Administration Has Blundered
MIAMI Fla AP Senator John F Kennedy charges the Eisenhower era blunders cost inter American leadership and invite Communist influence as he starts a Florida campaign. He calls for a strong diplomatic economic push to rebuild good neighbor ties and proposes a bilingual Alliance for Progress. He attacks Nixon for lack of compassion and vigor toward Latin America.
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Miami. Fla
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Florida
Cuba
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Franklin D .Roosevelt
South
Nixon
Latin America
United States
Stengel Fired by Yankees Over Age Says Manager
Casey Stengel announced at a press conference he has been fired by the New York Yankees after a 10 year tenure. Dan Topping, co owner, cited profit sharing and retirement plan as the reason, noting Stengel would receive 160000 by Oct 31 1963. Topping praised Stengel and suggested Hall of Fame induction.
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New York
Casey Stennel
New York Yankees
Dan Topping
Stengel
Hearing Continued for Three in Ottawa Grand Larceny Case
A preliminary hearing for three men charged with grand larceny at a Philips Petroleum Co. pumping station near Edgerton Kansas was continued to November 3. Ernest B. Watson 34 and Druce Watson 44 of Ottawa and William Ray Churchman of Edgerton were arrested last week and released on bonds totaling $14 thousand. Charges filed Saturday allege the theft of 6 00 barrels of oil and involvement of 260 barrels in the theft.
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Philips Petroleum Co
Edgerton
Kan
Ernest B. Watson
Druc E. Watson
Ottawa
Kas
Willian Ray Churchman
Ernest Watson
Churchman
Druce Watson
Nixon Launches Free-Swinging Campaign Attack
Nixon moves through western New York to southern Florida for a clash with Sen. John F. Kennedy as the 1960 campaign enters a decisive three weeks. He denounces Kennedy and defends Quemoy and Matsu while debating Connecticut and New York voters and Eisenhower era loyalties.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nix
New York
Florida
John F. Kennedy
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Kennedy
White House
Weather Turns Colder as Frost Looms in Kansas
A mass of cold air from the west is forecast to move south and east, bringing frost and freezing temperatures to Kansas. Rain moved into central Kansas, with light showers over the state.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Arpany
Henry
Canada
Cabot Lodge
Federal
Ottawa
Home Building Declines in Past Month
Washington AP government report shows private housing starts at an annual rate of 1,077,000 in September, the lowest since January 1959 and far down from August. Census notes permits declined and many permits were unused while builders claim supply has briefly met demand. Building started on 97,800 housing units versus 125,100 in August.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Satisticians
Sep ‘Tember
Prisoner Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Arson
Merlin Lloyd Hershberger 31 of Canton Ohio admitted guilt in District Court to second degree arson tied to the Dec 5 1989 Tally Theater fire. He was sentenced to 1 to 100 years in the Kansas state penitentiary Lansing. Co defendant Earl Michael Morse 19 Boston Mass had charges dismissed.
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Merlin Lloyd Hershberger
Canton
Ohio
Tally Theater
Charles Morse
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Earl
Michael Morse
Boston
Mass
University of Kansas
Hershberger
Davenport
Donald White
White
Morse
Hnd
Nixon Kennedy Fourth Debate Likely Final
President Nixon rejected a fifth debate proposal from Kennedy citing four debates set by negotiation. Nixon suggested extending the fourth debate to two hours and opening questions to the public, but Kennedy dismissed the idea. Kennedy ridiculed Nixon's stance in Columbus as he defended Khrushchev face to face.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Columbus
Ohio
Khrushchev
United States
Fred C. Scribner
Npe
Eisenhower Says All Must Share Burden Against Reds
President Eisenhower urges free nations to unite against the Communist threat and advocates shared responsibility at home to settle industrial disputes. He spoke at the 43rd National Automobile Show dinner in Detroit amid criticism of alleged campaign propaganda and a Detroit News report about a UAW publication. His nine day cross country trip includes Red Wing Minnesota and a dedication ceremony for the Hiawatha Bridge over the Mississippi River.
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Detroit
Mich
Eisenhower
Presicem
Orsi
Red Wing
Minn
Hiawatha
Xsippi
White House
James €. Hagerty
Congress
Hagerty
America
United Automobile Workers
Detroit News
John F. Kennedy
Docking Cancels Osawatomie Date
Gov. George Docking cancels a Osawatomie luncheon to join Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy in Wichita. The Osawatomie appearance was set for Oct 31 as a night program. Docking will also attend a Parsons gathering of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, arranging travel from Wichita.
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Topeka
George
Docking
Osawatomie
John F. Kennedy
Wichita
Parsons
Brotherhood O Railroad
Careful Check On Astro Mice
Three American astro mice Sally Amy and Moe fly to Texas for prolonged observation after a 700 mile high space flight. Scientists report they emerged unharmed last Thursday and will be watched for up to a year for late radiation or weightlessness effects.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sally
Amy
Moe
Texas
H. C. Clamman
School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
Iice
Traffic Toll Report From 1959 Period
Traffic toll figures for the 1959 period are noted with reference times and locations. The summary highlights hour by hour counts and compares totals across days, including a reference to October. Exact details are limited in the fragment.
US accuses Cuba of drumhead justice in executions
Washington says Cuba used a military tribunal to execute Alan Dale Thompson and Robert Otis Fuller amid an invasion case. The United States protested after Anthony Zarba and another American were executed in similar fashion, while a fourth man Leslie Bradley He faced charges as the case stirred tensions with Cuba.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Alan Dale Thompson
Robert Otis Fuller
Anthony Zarba
Lestie Bradley
Cullivarsting
Ima
Nicasen
Fidel
Volunteers Ready for Cuban Service Reported
Bouota Colombia AP says thousands of Communist volunteers are being trained in Czechoslovakia for assignment to Cuba next month. Hartford Courant reporter John H. Reitemeyer told LAPA directors the FBI reports the volunteers from Communist bloc nations are being prepared for Cuba and Chinese troops may already be there.
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Bouota
Colombia
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
Inter- American Press Association
John Ft. Reitemeyer
Hartford sCound Courant
LAPA
FBI
Coun
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Norma Miller
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Jim Allen
Rotary Club
Herman Shaw
M. ©. Cullen
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
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Elling
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Richard M. Nixson
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