Soviet China row and Mexican official resignation
A Mexican federal district representative in Milpa Alta near Mexico City was abducted by thirty men who forced him to resign, then released unharmed. a new oath was sworn and his post reinstated. Moscow charged Chinese leaders would sacrifice humanity for a new civilization in Pravda. Viscount Nuffield dies at 85 after a life in British auto industry.
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Carlos
Gomez Sanchez
Federal
Milpa Alta
Mexico City
Gomez
Moscow
UPD
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Nuffield
Viscount Nuffield
Henry Ford
Britain
London
William Morris
Oxfordshire
Ford
Nuffield Foundation
Morris Motor Company
Morris Company
Austin Motors
British Motor Corporation
Mandy Miller
United
Mandy
Shakespeare Theater
Union
China
New York
Nevada Supreme Court
Thomas Lee Bean
Sonia McCaskie
Bean
Nevada
Carson City
Milton Badt
Gordon Thompson
Miss McCaskie
Reno
Washoe County
Quiz Blonde in Mail Train Robbery Manhunt Widens
London police detain a blonde for questioning over the $78 million mail train robbery as Scotland Yard grills her and detectives widen the manhunt to resort towns on the South Coast Liverpool and Glasgow while tracing possible links to Soviet and Chinese exchanges amid rising nuclear defense tensions.
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London
UPI
Freds
Anc
Scotland Yard
Rochester Row
England
Liverpool
Glasgow
Scotland
Cheddington
Wanen
Peking Criticizes Soviet Aid to India as Sellout
Tokyo based report notes China’s condemnation of Moscow’s military aid to India amid border tensions. It cites Nehru’s warning of potential Chinese action and says Peking’s People’s Daily calls the India-Soviet rapprochement a new chapter of collaboration with U.S. imperialism against China.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Russia
Moscow
Pelsing
Kremlin
India
Peking J
Peking
Tokyo
UPD
China
Jawaharlal Nehru
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
United States
Tito and Khrushchev Tour quake ruin in Skopje meeting
In Skopje Tito and Soviet Premier Khrushchev survey earthquake wreckage, greet survivors, and declare past divisions trivial. They discuss mutual interests and steps toward closer cooperation, signaling a thaw after years of strained Yugoslav Soviet relations.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Titanism
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tito
Soviet Union
Bomb Fails to Close St. Lawrence Seaway Lift Bridge
In Montreal a home-made dynamite time-bomb planted by associates of a Quebec Liberation group failed to close the St. Lawrence Seaway. The device disrupted one lift bridge briefly at 1:50 am but the up position remained and no second bomb was found. John C. McKellar freighter's passage to Great Lakes ports proceeded as traffic resumed safely.
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Montreal
UPS
Atlantic Ocean
North America
Quebec
Quebec Liberation
Riseaway
John C. McKellar
Great Lakes
Fragmentary headline hints at forgotten court case
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a legal or civic notice. Details are unreadable, but the piece appears to refer to a person and a location within a formal notice or brief article.
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American Red Cross
Cuba
Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
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Belgrade
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Tanjug
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Josef Stalin
Red Movement
Jared A
Sersaegehe
Dotlom
Mall
Singta
Ormi
Harris
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
New
General Electric
Dooley
North Long Beach
Frank Bros
Sala
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