Soviets reportedly to aid China with weapons and space aims
The New York Times reported that the Soviet Union may supply atomic weapons and ballistic missiles to Communist China and aid its economic development. Warsaw sources cited Khrushchev and Mao meeting in Peiping three weeks earlier as the origin of these possible agreements. The dispatch noted possible plans to launch a satellite and to build four more reactors.
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New York
New York Times
Soviet Union
China
Times
Waresaw
Red China
Chinas
Moscow
Peiping
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Warsaw
Pelping
The
Russia
U.S
Formosa
Six Cousins Die In 40-Foot Car Plunge
A carload of six young cousins returning from a dance plunged through a guard rail and fell 40 feet into a dry creek bed near San Antonio Texas. All were killed. The father of two found the wreckage about three hours later when he went to look for his sons who had not returned home.
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San Antonio
Tex
Short of Two-Thirds Housing Bill Killed by Vote in House
The House defeated a scaled-back federal housing bill by 251 to 134, failing to reach the two thirds needed for passage. The measure would have funded 400 million dollars for slum elimination urban renewal and additional funds for dormitories classrooms and elderly housing, but was opposed as inflationary.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Mouse Banking Committee
Contempt Citations Handed to 13 Witnesses in Senate Probe
The Senate voted 87 to 0 to hold Maurice Hutcheson and 12 others in contempt for defying the Rackets Committee hearings. Contempts send cases to the Justice Department for grand jury action with possible indictments and jury trials. Hutcheson challenged the panel authority. others named include Tony Accardo and Pete Yee.
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S Senate
Maurice A. ‘Huteneson
The
Carpenters Union
Justice Department
Congress
Son
Jenn L. McClellan
Arki
Rackets Committee
Hutcheson
Tony Accardo
Chicago
Pete Shayee
Detroit
Tucson
Ariz
Where to Find World News Index and Notices
Readable fragment lists sections and pages of a newspaper where topics include science reaction to a U S rocket failure, obituary notices, classifieds, puzzles, editorials, financials, shipping, sports, and entertainment. Mentions Western Europe and Russian scientists expressing sympathy and praise.
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U.S
Europe
Hal Boutt
Olk Wilson
Thor Rocket Blows Up in 71 Seconds
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. AP The nation's first moon rocket exploded 77 seconds after launch. A second attempt was ordered with a three day lunar probe window starting Sept. 14. Air Force and NASA officials reviewed debris in the Atlantic while divers tried to recover the first stage. Preliminary analysis pointed to an engine compartment failure with a possible random fault in the liquid oxygen or fuel lines.
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Moon
Associated Press
Cape Canaveral Fla
Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
Cape
Cane
Navy Vanguard
Bernard Schriever
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Roy W. Johnson
Defense Department
Youth Drowns During Baptism at Beaver Creek
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio UPI A 21 year old youth named Cline Cogar drowned Sunday while being baptized by Rev Gerard McCartney of Akron Ohio. Cogar who could not swim slipped from the minister's grasp and was carried downstream by a swift rain swollen current at a site known to church members as the Lord's swimming hole. The minister suffered shock and was treated at a hospital. About 40 persons were being baptized in the same ceremony on Beaver Creek.
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Liverpool
Ohio
UPI
Cline Cogar
Beaver Creek
Copar
Grantsville
McCartney
Columbiana County
James Miller
Coger
Cogar
Miller
Deaf Denver Boy Missing From Camp Near Colorado Springs
A search of Mt. Meeker near Eveo Rann Colorado resumes after a 10 year old deaf Denver boy goes missing Friday night at Malo Camp. More than 300 people joined the hunt led by parents M Sgt and Mrs Joseph Bizup. He wore a light blue sport shirt, jacket, jeans and sneakers.
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Néveo Rann
Colo
UPL
Mt. Meeker
Denver
Maloi
Bobby Bizup
Joseph Bizup
Torch's Uncle Gives Up Denies Arson Link
Herman Kierdorf, a former Teamster official, surrendered after two weeks as a suspect in the fire death of his nephew Frank Kierdorf. He said he is innocent and would cooperate, while police consider him key to the mystery though the attorney general has not yet filed charges. Frank died after a blaze at a Flint dry cleaning shop.
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Pontiac, Mich
Herman Kierdorf
Kierdorf
Herman
Frank Kierdorf
Pontiac
Frank
Flint Teamsters
Michigan
Paul Adams
Adams
Teamsters Union
Mich
Associated Press
Auto Fan Blade Kills Man in San Diego Car Incident
A fan blade from a car engine flew off while Aaron Cowan tuned the carburetor. It struck James B. Freeman who was standing beside the 18 year old auto as the engine idled, burying the blade halfway in his forehead. Authorities reported the accident occurred Sunday.
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San Diego
James B. Freeman
Aaron Cowan
Freeman
Cowan
Western plan urges Hammarskjold to ease Middle East tension
The U.N. General Assembly received a Western backed proposal asking Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to work out arrangements to calm tensions in the Middle East.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
New Home Fire Claims Two Children Died
Gillian Roberts moved his family into a new three bedroom home a week ago. A Sunday fire ruined the house and two children, Cynthia Louise 16 months and Steven 2 months, died. Roberts rescued his eldest son Charles 4 by dropping him to his mother. He was treated for shock and burns after diving through a window. Firemen blamed a clothes dryer short circuit for the blaze.
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Whittier
Gillian Roverts
Roberts
Charles
Sother
Cynthia Louise
Mother of three shoots husband to death in domestic dispute
A 33-year-old mother of three, Charlotte Atkinson, shot and killed her husband Ralph, 29, with a shotgun during a domestic argument in North Hollywood. She was booked for murder at Valley Division police headquarters as their three children, ages 10, 4, and a two month old, were placed into protective custody at the hospital.
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North Hollywood
UPI
Charlotte Atkinson
Valley Division
Ralph
Valley “Rebeiving
Virginia
Dorothy
Weather Outlook: Low Clouds Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday bring low clouds with a sunny Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures show little change, with the noon reading a touch above recent levels.
Woman Threatened Over Hidden $26,000 at Home
Mrs Anastasia Krouses, 38, of 515 West Ist Street, awoke to a man with a tire iron demanding $26,000. The money, tied to a $26,000 theft at Banning Park in Wilmington, had been kept since July after being taken from a safety deposit box in Reno. Police suspected a staged purse snatch aimed to recover the stash, with Krouses informing the intruder it was in a bank before fleeing.
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Anastasia Krouses
Tian
Banning Park
Wilmington
Long Beach
Greece
Xrouses
Mountain Crash Kills Jet Pilot
A jet pilot died when his F8U Crusader crashed into Mt Hermon near Santa Cruz. The aircraft narrowly missed houses before plunging and the body was found strapped to the ejector seat 100 feet from the wreckage. The jet caused brush fires that forestry crews later extinguished.
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Santa Cruz
Moffett Field
Mt. Hermon
New Volcano Eruptions Threaten Azores Island
In Horta Azores the Cape Jinhos volcano off Fayal island erupts violently again perilously throwing basalt blocks over 1000 feet high and lava from its crater. Ash falls reach Pico inland four miles away as earthquakes shake the island while crowds of locals and tourists flock to view the spectacle. The eruption devastates crops and the government pledges more aid for rehabilitation and housing reconstruction.
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Horta
Azores
Cape Jinhos
Fayal Island
Fayal
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