Queen Elizabeth’s Canadian Visit Under Tight Security
Elizabeth II cruises to Quebec as frogmen search the harbor and plainclothes officers with dogs patrol the Plains of Abraham. Checkpoints, ID checks, and a heavy police and military security presence guard the royal visit with demonstrations restricted and calls for protests by separatists.
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Quebec
Plains of Abraham
St. Lawrence
French Canada
Prince Edward Island
Wolfe's Cove
Ottawa
Johnson blasts Goldwater over Kennedy motives in Cuba crisis
President Johnson criticizes Barry Goldwater for questioning JFK's Cuban missile crisis handling while campaigning through Kentucky and Tennessee. He also weighs in on the Tennessee Valley Authority dispute as he invades the region.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Makin Ig
Louisville
Kennedy
Goldwater
Goldwater presses firmer stance against Russia in Los Angeles
In a Hughes Aircraft crowd of about 10 000 Goldwater denounced Johnson for coexistence with communism. He warned Russia aims to destroy freedom and urged a tougher US line, criticizing TVA debates and Nixon remarks while contrasting TVA sale with private operation.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Hughes Aircraft Co
United States
Johnson
Russia
Hitler
Goldwater
Lyndon
Free World
Jets Strafe Civilians Killing 30 Near Saigon
Saigon Viet Nam AP report says Vietnamese air force fighters strafed civilians south of Saigon on Sept 27, killing 30 and wounding 20. Intelligence on sampans 30 miles southeast suggested Viet Cong troops. investigation showed civilians were killed. Air force to avoid recurrence, local province chief report indicates.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Here
El Paso Gun Cache Probed for Origin by Army
The Army Criminal Investigation Division reviews whether firearms seized in El Paso, worth over 200000 dollars, came from military bases. Sun Furniture Co. owners Merced Munoz and son Pedro Munoz face arraignment for record-keeping violations and may face more charges after an inventory.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.S. Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Sun Furniture Co
Merced Munoz
Pedro Munoz
U.S
Fred Morton
Mexico
Morton
Another U S Pilot Killed by Viet Cong in Vietnam
An Army helicopter pilot was shot dead minutes after exiting a disabled craft 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The death raised U S combat fatalities in Vietnam to 201 since 1961. The crew of four had landed under duress when the pilot was killed. the others survived and ground troops later drove the Viet Cong away. Premier Nguyen Khanh announced trials next week for 20 officers and civilians in the Sept 13 coup attempt, with possible death penalties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Western attaches return to Moscow amid spy accusations
Four Western military attaches accused by the Soviet government of spying on missile sites arrived in Moscow from New Delhi. Officials processed them through standard immigration and customs for diplomats. Col. George A. Aubrey, Lt. Col. Karl R. Liever, Maj. James F. Smith, and Lt. Cmdr. Nigel N. Saville were identified, with Moscow reportedly unsure if they would stay long.
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Siberia
Soviet Union
New Delhi
India
George A. Aubrey
Annapolis
Karl R. Liever
Osmond
Neb
US. Army
U.S. Air Force
James F. Smith
Meers
Okla
Nigel N. Saville
Soviet Union Blames U.S. For UN Showdown Over Dues
At the United Nations Security Council meeting on Malawi Nyasaland membership the Soviet delegate Nikolai Fedorenko accused the United States of trying to destroy the UN by forcing a confrontation over Soviet peacekeeping assessments. He urged the UN to solve its own problems and membership questions.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N. Security Council
Malawi
Nyasaland
U.N
U.S
Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thant
Stevenson
Thant
Dean Rusk
Washington
Congo
Middle East
Kidnapped U S Air Force colonel reported in Caracas
AP reports Lt. Col. Michael Smolen deputy chief of the U S mission to the Venezuelan air force was allegedly abducted by pro Communist terrorists. Embassy spokesman confirmed the incident amid crisis signals in Venezuela.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Michael Smolen
New Mexico Toll Road Totals So Far This Year
Toll counts for the New Mexico road system show 276 deaths and last year at this date 264.
Tshombe Sweeps Cairo Show Then Heads for Paris
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe left Cairo after a nonaligned conference controversy. Freed from house arrest by President Nasser, he flew to Athens then planned a two day Paris visit before returning to Leopoldville amid tensions over his Katanga secession and Lumumba era actions.
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Greece
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Paris
Cairo
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Algeria
Woman Kidnap Suspect Arrested in Arizona Robbery Case
Betty White of Phoenix, who jumped from a car after a suspected kidnapping, was treated for a concussion at a Deming hospital. The driver Celso Wilford Pena, 24, of Phoenix, was held for Arizona authorities. the car reportedly belonged to White.
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Deming
Arizona
Claude Irwin
Betty White
Phoenix
Irwin
Celso Wilford Pena
Pena
Phelps-Terkel Reverts to Old Billing After Automation
LA clothing firm Phelps-Terkel ends automation six Los Angeles area stores switch back to manual punch card system. A janitor was paid 5000 for two weeks, highlighting the move toward human, personalized accounting over machines. Customers praised the return to human care.
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Los Angeles
Phelps-Terkel
Phelps-Terkel Cus
Tomers
Phelps- Terkel
Dave Phelps
Phelps
Jani
Tor
County School Enrollment Down Slightly From 63
The seven Chaves County Schools enroll 2 343 students, up from 2 329 last year says County Superintendent Marion Richards. Construction on Berrendo Junior High starts Oct 15 with completion due July 5, 1960. It will sit north of Roswell on the Portales highway and house 250 to 300 students. Eight classrooms plus a shop library home economics room science lab and a gym fill the modern plan. Exterior browns and creme white floors finish the look.
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Chaves
Marion Richards
Berrendo
Roswell
Portales Highway
Richards
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