Russia Shipping IL28s Home From Cuba
UPI reports Russia began removing IL28 jet bombers from Cuba with a Soviet ship named Okhopsk photographed off Cuba on December 1. Dismantling was underway November 30 at San Julian Air Field, with Khrushchev promising to have all 30 to 40 IL28s off Cuba by December 20.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Cuba
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Okhopsk
Sylvester
U. S
San Julian Air Field
Nikita S. Khrushchevy
Kennedy
Soviets Reject Neutral Test Ban Proposal in Geneva
At the 86th plenary session of the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva, Semyon Tsarapkin rejected neutrals’ plan for a nuclear test ban saying it does not reflect Soviet position andwestern control measures. UPI report notes US consideration of Sweden and India proposals stressing on site inspections to detect underground blasts.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
United States
Sweden
India
Dean
Pilot critic warned runway unsafe before Idlewild crash
Washington UPI longtime Eastern Air Lines captain Edward Bechtold wrote a January Airlift article condemning Idlewild Runway 4 safety margins. He argued for an instrument landing system on Runway 13 and noted too many missed approaches on Runways 4 and 13, with plans for Runway 31R. He died piloting the DC7B in fog. evidence suggests a missed approach from the southeast.
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Bechtold
Air Line Pilots Association
Idlewild
There Is An Irwin Bazelon In My Mail?
Washington columnist Dick West relates meeting Irwin Bazelon, a struggling young composer who writes a symphony and handicaps horse races, turning a hobby into a surprising tale of luck and fate at the track.
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Virginia
Irwin Bazelon
Mild West Virginia Weather Forecast For Five Days
West Virginia enjoys continued mild and sunny conditions this afternoon with highs 58 to 62. Tonight will be fair with lows from 20 to 26 in the northeast and 28 to 35 elsewhere. Tuesday brings increasing clouds and mildness with highs near 60. The five day outlook calls for temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal, with mild days and cold nights, little precipitation, and a chance of light rain in the Appalachians Friday or Saturday. Nationwide, Brownsville Texas recorded the high at 81 and Omak Washington reported 14 as the morning low.
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Appalachians
New York
Tito Visits Soviet Union Could Weaken Yugoslav Divide
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito arrived in the Soviet Union for a three to four week trip that may reshape Communist power lines. His blue train crossed the Soviet border at Chop after a Budapest stopover, as Moscow and Belgrade signal closer ties under Khrushchev.
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Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPD
Josip Broz Tito
Soviet Union
Tito
Chop
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Mikhail Georgadze
Presidium
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Christmas on Marrow Bone Ridge
A 1962 Christmas tale set on Marrow Bone Ridge where poor residents expect a meager holiday. Danny Dugan encounters Genie Magoon a leprechaun revealing hidden kindness among the wealthy of the nearby Village of Comfort and twenty surprises unfold across eighteen chapters.
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Marrow-Bone Ridge
Danny Dugan
Danny
Genie Magoon
Comfort
The First Chapter Appears Today on Page Fourteen
A new chapter debuts today on page fourteen as readers are invited to explore the opening segment of a continuing serial. The feature promises further installments in coming days.
Recovery Of Pope John XXIII On Road To Complete Recovery
The Vatican announced Pope John XXIII is on the road to a complete recovery due to medical science and prayers from Catholics and non Catholics alike. A Vatican communique praised doctors and worldwide prayers after the pope showed rapid improvement from anemia and stomach trouble and attended a morning service.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
John XXIII
Pope John
Penn
Clemency Sought For Sam Sheppard
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission began processing an executive clemency application for Dr Samuel H Sheppard The move by attorney F Lee Bailey of Boston does not address guilt or innocence but rests on Sheppards conduct since incarceration He is at Marion Correctional Institution serving a life term for second degree murder in the 1954 killing of his pregnant wife Marilyn in their Cleveland suburb.
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UPI
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Marion Correctional Institution
Marilyn
Cleveland
WV highway toll 394 this year after weekend deaths
West Virginia reports 394 highway fatalities to date with at least three deaths over the weekend. Last year at this time 341 people had died on Mountain State highways. Marvin Lee Jacobs, 26, was killed Sunday when the car he rode in crashed on U S 11 in Berkeley County.
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West Virginia
Marvin Lee Jacobs
U. S. 11
Berkeley
Attempt To Regain Altitude Too Late
Idlewild Airport Crash kills 25 of 51 aboard the Eastern Air Lines DC7B amid dense fog. CAB investigators cite two probable factors: captains misjudged height during an overshoot and a minute earlier landing might have eased visibility. The four engine plane struck left of Runway 4, nearly a mile past the approach end.
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New York
API
Eastern Air Lines
Idlewild
Charlotte
N.C
Civil Aeronautic Board
CAB
Edward Bechtold
Santa loses fingers in helicopter stunt at Sacramento
Santa Claus impersonator Donald Novotny, 27, of Carmichael, waving from a helicopter at Sacramento Municipal Airport, stepped out as the blades were still turning. The rotor severed three fingers. he was listed in good condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Santa Claus
Sacramento Municipal
Santa
Donald Novotny
Carmichael
Novotny
Mercy Hospital
Negotiations Begin to End Cleveland Newspaper Strike
American Newspaper Guild representatives and management met with a federal mediator to revive bargaining to end a strike that halted Cleveland’s two major daily papers. Guild units at the Press and News and the Plain Dealer joined the walkout after a Teamsters local contractor dispute spurred action.
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UPI
American Newspaper Guild
The
Press and News
Scripps-Howard
the Plain Dealer
Teamsters
Cleveland Press and News Building
Ohio
Federal marshals plan forceful removal of records in Mound City
Federal and local officials met in Mound City to discuss removing Agriculture Department records from a barricaded building amid farmer protests over moving the county office to Herreid. U S Marshal Leonard Heckathorn and deputy teams warned peaceful surrender or federal action. state patrol declined to aid.
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UPD
Agriculture Department
U.S
Leonard T. Heckathorn
U.S. Atty
Travis H. Lewin
Lewin
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ACSC
Herreid
Archie Gubbrud
Donald Herman
Rapid City
Oxford
Miss
Herman
Mississippi
Train Derailment in Georgia Involves Secret AEC Shipment
A northbound Louisville and Nashville freight derailed five miles north of Marietta Georgia spilling a guarded AEC shipment. Five couriers rode in the caboose. two were slightly injured. Officials say no bombs or radioactive danger to the public. Track clearance estimated at about 12 hours.
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API
Louisville and Nashville
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Here
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
U.S. 41
George Dennis
Albuquerque
N.M
Dennis
Kennistone Hospital
Marietta
O'Brien Named Judge for Ohio County Court
Ohio County Prosecutor Thomas P. O'Brien was named Ohio County Intermediate Court Judge by Gov. Barron. He succeeds the late Judge C. Lee Spillers and will serve until the 1964 general election, with Carl B. Galbraith as acting judge since Spillers' death.
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Wheeling
W. Va
UPI
Ohio County
Thomas P. O’brien
W. W. Barron
O’brien
C. Lee Spillers
Carl B. Galbraith
Spillers
Nehru says situation confusing as Chinese pull back
Prime Minister Nehru reported that Chinese Communists appear to be withdrawing troops from rear areas while holding front line positions in India's North East Frontier Agency. He called the situation confusing and stopped short of accusing Peking of breaking its word, noting Peking Radio said forces on the eastern border had drawn back Saturday.
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India
North East Frontier Agency
Nehru
Peking
Peking Radio
Kozlov Attacks China Over Sino Indian Crisis
Soviet Communist Party Secretary Frol Kozlov criticized Communist China for its stance in the Sino Indian border crisis at the Italian Communist party congress. He called the line adventuristic and warned against war with the West while praising peace and Russia's defense capabilities.
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Rome
UPI
Soviet Communist Party
Frol Kozlov
Communist China Today
Kozlov
Italian Communist Party
Communist Party
India
Balkan
Albania
Moscow
Rolvaag Seeks Minnesota Gubernatorial Recount
Albert Lea Minnesota UPI Rolvaag campaign filed a petition in district court seeking a statewide recount of votes from all 87 counties in the photo finish race. Governor Elmer Andersen won by 142 votes, prompting Rolvaag to challenge the result.
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Albert Lea
Harriman Report Believed Encouraging for Kennedy
President Kennedy returned to the White House for a briefing from W Averell Harriman on his two week trip to India and Pakistan. Harriman was believed to have a hopeful assessment of the border dispute with Pakistan and India and India’s use of U S military aid in its border clash with Red China. Kennedy flew from the retreat near Middleburg Virginia arriving at 9 30 a m EST and asked the National Security Council executive committee to join the discussion.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
W. Averell Harriman
India
Pakistan
Harriman
Andakistan
U.S
China
Middleburg
National Security Council
Nehru reports unclear Chinese withdrawal in border areas
Nehru told Parliament that China has not officially withdrawn at the front, though some rear and track withdrawals appear under way. He cited the return of 53 Indian prisoners from Bombayala and warned the situation remains confused with no precise details available.
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Nehru
Peking
Bombila
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