Turning Points Across Three Months Reshape Global Order
UPI analyst Phil Newsom notes three historic turning points: China's India border attack, Khrushchev's easing of Cold War tension, and De Gaulle's Europe aims. He argues these events interlock, reshaping NATO and Europe by pushing toward a France Germany led bloc potentially sidelining Britain and the United States.
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India
Mal
Fallaccina
Neaal Draci
Nikita Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Europe
Britain
FBI Arrests Third Suspect In 2 Shootings
The FBI in West New York New Jersey arrested Salva Balliro 26 of Roslindale Massachusetts the third man sought in two Boston murders during a gun battle with police Also in custody were Rocco Balliro and Albert Ciocco as Boston prosecutors pursue double murder charges Balliro faces unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder and awaits arraignment in Jersey City New Jersey.
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N.J
UPD
FBI
Boston
R. W. Bachman
Newark
Salvatore Balliro
Roslindale
Mass
Joseph Balliro
Balliro
U.S
M. Lester Lynch
Jersey City
Rocco
Albert Ciocco
Toby Z. Wagner
Roxbury
Elwood S.mckenney
Inland waterways tax plans spark rail shippers debate
In New York the 88th Congress faces proposals to tax inland barge lines using federal waterways. Railroads oppose advantages they say arise from waterways maintenance funded by the federal government. Hearings could come to the House Ways and Means Committee amid possible tax changes and regional battles over shipping costs.
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New York
UPI
88Th Congress
Uncle Sam
House Ways and Means
Kennedy
Wall Street Charter: Uptrend Expected With Cautious Stops
James Dines & Co and Investors Research Co say the market remains in an upside swing with selective, fundamental, and technical positives. They warn the Dow may peak around 675 to 775, with 689 to 705 as an immediate target and higher levels likely into February, March, and April. Colby & Co. notes strong undercurrent despite some price resistance.
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New York
UPI
James Dines & Co., Inc
Dines
Investors Research Co
Colby & Co., Inc
Colby
Baby Boy Chokes On Peanut Dies in California
In El Centro California a 21 month old boy named Jose Bresino choked on a peanut Monday night and died moments later. His mother Maria Bresino attempted to save him but failed. This followed a second tragedy for the Bresino family two months earlier when the father was killed in an auto accident.
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EL Centro Calif
UPI
Maria Bresino
Jose
Bresino
Macmillan Uses Confidence Vote To Stimulate Economy
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's Conservative government won a parliamentary confidence vote 317 to 236 after pledging a $57.4 million jobs program for northeast England and Scotland. The move follows a recent Labor motion defeat over economic policy and Nassau Skybolt missile agreement fallout.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
House of Commons
UPI
London
Macmillan
Northeast
Scotland
Labor Party
Nassau
Billy Graham Ill In Hospital
Evangelist Billy Graham, hospitalized with acute bronchitis in Dallas at Baylor Hospital, underwent a full checkup. An associate said Graham does not appear seriously ill and hospital officials report his condition satisfactory. He fell ill after speaking at the Layman's Leadership Institute event in Dallas.
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Dallas
UPI
Billy Graham
Baylor Hospital
T. W. Wilson
Graham
Cooper Flight Delayed Weeks
UPI reports astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr will delay his planned 22 orbit mission by about two weeks to mid to late April due to a time consuming electrical problem in the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile system. The April 2 firing date was canceled after engineers found a minor but time consuming problem delaying the Cape Canaveral launch.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U.S
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Federal Space Agency
Cooper
Earth
Air Force
General Dynamics’ Astronautics
San Diego
Calif
Atlas
Socialite Patricia Widener and pilot die in plane crash
In Ocala Florida authorities say a faulty altimeter may mislead pilot Robert G Staab 40 into flying too low. The twin engine Aero Commander crashed in rain eight miles from the airport killing Mrs Patricia Widener and Staab. Widener's husband Peter A B Widener III learned of her death after a large air land search.
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Fla
UPI
Patricia Widener
Robert G. Staab
Here
Widener
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Staab
Live Oak
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