Russ Report Flier Admits Guilt as Spy
Moscow coverage notes Francis Gary Powers pleaded guilty to spying claims tied to his U2 mission. The IBC event opens tonight in Municipal Auditorium with Miss International Beauty contestants walking the ramp amid critical judging.
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Russ Report
L. B. Auditorium
Moscow
I -Francis
Warren Walters
Gary Powers
IBC
Suifky
Jasses
Soviet Union
Municipal Auditorium
At & P.m
Laos Coup D Etat And Trials Dominate News
A Laos coup d etat declared by a neutralist faction ousted the government in Vientiane with two deaths reported. Diplomatic notes say the capital rests under rebel control while roadblocks and a tense calm persist as international observers assess the situation.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Laos
Ajen
Vienthe
Tiao Samlsonith
Luang Prabang
Tanker Sinks Off South Arabian Coast In Major Loss
World Sky reported the Liberian-registered tanker sank off the South Arabian coast. Of its 35 crew, only 5 were rescued. 30 are presumed lost. The 12,862-ton vessel was owned by World Sky Corp, a firm linked to Stavros Miatthas.
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London
Agenis
World Sky
South Arabian
World Sky Corp
Stavros Miatthas
Where to Find It
A compact guide lists sections and page numbers for features and departments such as Beach Combing Hal Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Shipping Table Sports Theaters TV Radio Tides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women and Your World across pages B and D in the newspaper.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Senate blocks Dirksen civil rights bill in post convention clash
In a party line fight during the post-convention session, Senate Democrats labeled Republican efforts to pass a two point civil rights bill as political. Senator Clark moved to table Dirksen's measure, the motion passed 54 to 28, as Eisenhower's program faced broader legislative tests.
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Congress
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Ilinois
Eisenhower
Joseph S. Clark
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Table Land
Isill Dirksen
Bil
Clark
Dirksen
Hhis
New Cuba Moves to Target U S Mining Interests
Havana set up a National Institute of Mining under INRA to plan research and development of mineral production, a step after Fidel Castro nationalized most American holdings. Major Cuban mining interests Moa Hay's nickel operation and Nicaro plant are negotiating future terms with the government as expropriation actions continue.
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U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Marathon
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
INRA
Moa Hay’s Mining Co
Nicaro
U. S
Herter Warns U S to Meet All Threats at once
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter warned Soviet leaders the United States will act with speed and force during the presidential election period to counter any new threat or world crisis. He said the U S cannot indefinitely suspend nuclear tests while negotiations drag and noted possible plans to seek authority to show equipment for explosive tests to push for underground testing with inspection. He declined to discuss latest developments in Asia and the Songhe.
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Christian Herter
Washington
United States
Christian A. I Herter
Russia
Geneva
Herler
Congress
Aes
Songe
Weather Outlook With Clear Skies Through Wednesday
Mostly clear conditions continue through Wednesday with some low clouds and local fog late night and early morning hours. Temperatures show little change with a noon reading around 72 degrees.
Congo Premier Declares Emergency Threat To Katanga Invasion
Premier Patrice Lumumba announced the Congo army would be placed on regular duty and a state of emergency declared as he threatened an invasion of Katanga Province. He said African troops were ready to assist in driving Belgians from the southeast region. Belgian Ambassador Jean van den Bosch agreed to leave by noon, under a government ultimatum.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Congo Army
Katanga
Agican J
Congo
Jean Var Dey Bosch
U. N. Security Council
New York
Belgium
U.N
Ceylon
Tunisia
State Dept Rejects Soviet Protest Over Berlin and Germany
The United States told Russia it will not be deterred by Soviet threats over missiles or joint defense measures. It accused the Soviets of unfounded charges about West German aims, and rejected Moscow's protest against US actions aiding European allies. The note urged peaceful negotiation and condemned unilateral Soviet threats that heighten European tension.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Ite
Moscow
West Germany
State Department
U. S
Germany
Berlin
Federal Republic
Europe
Kidnappers Throw Man Off Cliff In Pasadena Rampage
Richard D. Johnson, a 47 year old Pasadena riding-club owner, was grabbed by two men who forced his car up Angeles Crest Highway near Foothill Boulevard. They demanded $10,000 ransom, bound him, beat him, and tossed him over a 70 foot cliff after he tried to escape. Johnson survived and was placed in Glendale Sanitarium for shock.
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Pasadena
Lai
Pasadeno Mai
Richard D. Johnson
Glendale Sanitarium
Angeles Crest Hwy
Foothill Blvd
Johnson
Radio Mirror Balloon Launch Postponed At Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral area postponed the LOG font diameter radio mirror balloon satellite launch due to unspecified technical difficulties. The launch was rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Federal Space Agency
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