Yale Professor Describes Crudest Espionage Trick
Yale professor Frederick C Barghoorn recounted a Moscow hotel incident where a passing stranger offered him a roll of newspapers then two men seized him and forced him into a car. He spoke to reporters after briefing the State Department as officials weighed when cultural talks with Russia could resume amid jailed person questions.
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Yale
Washington
UPI
Moscow
Frederick C. Barghoorn
State Department
U.S
Russia
Wallendas plan net adapted finale in Fort Worth
The Flying Wallendas reopen with a safety net for the Fort Worth Shrine Circus marking what may be their last public pyramid. Karl Wallenda says he will not risk many on the wire again and hints at a smaller future act after Fort Worth. In Caracas violence erupts as Castro allies press a December election plan, with 18 dead 73 wounded and martial law in Guarataro.
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UPI
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Fort Worth Shrine
Detroit
Karl Wallenda
Germany
Karl
Jana Shepp
Jana
Diter
Herman Wallenda
Sarasota
Fila
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Reds
Guarataro
Maracaibo
Dupont
Labor
Alberto Aranguren Zamora
Radiotelecast
Record Vote Cast in Sarasota City Commission Contest
In Group 1 Vice Mayor David Cohen set a record with 3 495 votes to defeat Walter Blus and William Jackson as Sarasota voters produced a 5 312 turnout, a new city record. Group 2 saw Montgomery 1 462 and Croom 1 421 contesting a runoff on December 10. Jerome Stevens and William Jackson made history as among the first Negro candidates for public office in Sarasota. Absentee ballots totaling 20 will not alter the outcome.
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William P. Croom
David Cohen
Cohen
Walter Blus
William Jackson
Sarasota City
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Croom
Jack Betz
Betz
Jerome Stevens
Stevens
Jackson
Sarasota
Hinden
Shepard
Ash's Hash and Sarcasm in Sarasota
A quirky column notes Ash and Vivian Clark disavowing kin to the Kennedy family as they host big brood and adoptive plans while Sarasota Lanes prompts a grim joke about self harm. The piece reflects on tax history and social quips, ending with humorous bridoff notes from Sarasota Sophie advising brides.
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Los Angeles
Joseph
Vivian Clark
Washington
Kennedy
Senate Help Must List Assets in Baker Inquiry
Senate employees tied to Democratic patronage are ordered to list assets and income sources amid the Bobby Baker case. Mansfield backs broad disclosure. Baker resigned after questions about outside interests, while Dirksen opposes GOP employee disclosure pending wrongdoing evidence.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington — Senate
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Mansfield
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Senate
FBI
Baker
Everett Dirksen
Ill
G.O.P
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Clifford Case
N.J
Martine Neuberger
Ore
Congress
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Rules Committee
Sen
Hugh Scott
Emne
Situanda Sinete
Goldwater Leads Kennedy Hope in Florida Field
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater would defeat President Kennedy in Florida if the election were held today. Florida Senator Spessard Holland warned during a Pinellas County Democratic meeting that fortunes could change in ten months.
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ST. Petersburg
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Holland
Pinellas County
Democratic Committee
Search Still On For Ship
The Coast Guard and Navy expanded a search for the 110 foot freighter sinking in the Florida straits with nine crewmen aboard. The Chief radioed it was taking on water 18 miles southeast of Rebecca Shoal near Dry Tortugas, about 40 miles west of Key West.
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Miami
UPS
Coast Guard
Navy
Florida Straits
Rebecca Shoals
Key West
Leniency Suggested for Spies in Swiss Law
Switzerland would grant leniency to spies who prove honorable motives. The government said automatic verdicts of innocence could not be adopted, but judges should impose only mild sentences for honorably motivated spying. The note arises from a parliamentary query about amending the espionage code.
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Bern
Switzerland
UPI
Toda
Kennedy will not hold news conference this week
President Kennedy will skip a news conference this week. he last met with newsmen on November 11, according to UPI.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nude In Helmet Campaign Sparks British Debate
In Chingford England a nude woman on a motor scooter wearing only a crash helmet has become the focus of a road safety campaign. The slogan But always wear a helmet is supported by road safety officers but opposed by local clergy led by Rev Harold Goldsack who calls the ad disgusting. Chief road safety officer Charles Henderson argues the nude body can save lives in the modern age.
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Harold Goldsack
Charles Henderson
Heart Transplant Time Nearer
Dr. Clifford S. Snyder Jr. of Coral Gables Florida told the Southern Medical Association that heart transplants could be real by decade end. He moderated a SMA symposium on organ transplants at its 54th annual convention noting restoration of limbs after accidents may also become routine.
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New Orleans
UPI
Clifford S. Snyder Jr
Coral Gables
Fla
Southern Medical Association
Snyder
SMA
Home Repairs and Modernization Loan Ad
Palmer First National Bank and Trust Co offers home repairs and modernization loans. Call 955 1141 to apply or inquire about loan terms and eligibility.
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Call Palmer First National Bank & Trust Co
Nine City Commission Candidates React to Election Results
The News reports responses from all nine candidates after yesterday's record city commission election. David Cohen calls the results a vote of confidence in the present commission while William Croom congratulates his Negro opponent and William Blus vows to run again despite losing.
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City Commission
David Cohen
William Croom
William Blus
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