France approves 1964 nuclear force budget amid sharp protests
France's National Assembly passes a 3.69 billion franc budget for the first generation nuclear force after a 297 to 160 vote with 20 abstentions. Socialist Jules Moch defends the plan as critics warn it is financially ruinous and militarily ineffective.
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Four Children Die in Edison Fire Start From Mother's Iron
Four unconscious children died in a bedroom fire in Edison New Jersey blamed on an iron left on by their mother who stepped out to answer the door. Firefighter Edward Bienick was fatally injured while helping evacuees as the blaze began during a strike by the household. The mother, Mrs Brown, was away from the apartment when the fire broke out and expected another child soon.
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Britain Bans Sex Book Mandy Next
London police seized thousands of copies of the paperback edition of Fanny Hill memoirs and Mandy Rice-Davies story after a warrant under obscene publications law. The action halted publication as printers refused print. the titles reference the Profumo scandal and Lord Denning’s investigations.
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Harriman Arrives in Buenos Aires for Alliance Talks
U. S. Assistant Secretary of State Averell Harriman lands in Buenos Aires for meetings with Argentine officials on the Alliance for Progress. The visit aims to discuss regional development and cooperative efforts within the program.
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Missing USIA officer tied to funds case in Washington
UPI reports Donald Smith a USIA cultural affairs officer related to an aid and exhibit program vanished from Washington area after late October leaving his family and carrying up to 10,000 dollars in government savings bonds and cash. He had been cleared on handling top secret documents though no classified work was noted. Smith had previously served in Karachi and Seoul and returned from Cairo last July. His wife Florence and a 7-year-old son remained at home as investigators traced his movements through Minneapolis Mabtonedi Portand St Louis and other locations.
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Portuguese Foreign Minister Meets President at White House
Franco Nogueira, Portuguese Foreign Minister, conferred with President Kennedy at the White House on Thursday, signaling high level talks between Portugal and the United States.
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