Britain and France pledge to press Common Market talks
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan agreed to continue negotiations for Britain's entry into the European Common Market. They cited differences but said talks at Brussels would proceed in a spirit of shared interests.
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Britain
France
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Chateau de Rambouillet
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Asia
Jfk
London
Bahamas
Kennedy
Brussels
Western Europe
Soviet press attacks U.S. embassy doctor and mother
Pravda and Izvestia broadened a Sunday assault on three Americans tied to espionage at the U.S. Embassy. They singled out Capt. Alexis H. Davison, the embassy doctor, and his Moscow-born mother Natalia Belimisheva, noting his Russian fluency and Soviet medical contacts while recounting her wartime service.
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Moscow
U.S
Alexis H. Davison
Pravda
Davison
Hal M. Davison
Atlanta
Natalia Alexseyevna Belimisheva
Kolchak
White Guards
Soviet Communist Party
Vladivostok
Capt
Nedelya
Izvestia
IFYE Delegate Reflects on Life in Israel
An IFYE delegate describes 40 months in Israel noting green irrigation enhanced lands, memorial forests along the Jerusalem route, modern industry including Dead Sea potash and milking tech, and a culture valuing work, learning, and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFYE
Israel
International Farm Youth Exchange
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
United States
Turk Says Cubans Are Restive
A Turkish journalist in Havana during the missile crisis reports Cuba across Fidel Castro’s regime showing deep resentment. He cites 90 percent opposition to Communists, widespread peasant anger, mass prison sentences for refusing work, and a broken pledge on land reform. Food rations are severely limited with scarce cheese milk bacon and vegetables.
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New York
Havana
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Probabl
Castro
Goksin Sipshioglu
Istanbul
Sipahioglu
Cuba
Havana University
Khrushchev
Rhodes Scholarships Awarded to 32 Men
Thirty-two men from 23 states were named Rhodes scholars to study at Oxford University next fall. Among the winners are two African Americans, John E. Wideman and Joseph Stanley Sanders, with a previous Black Rhodes scholar from Harvard in 1907. Westbrook III, from Elmendorf AFB Alaska, is the first Rhodes scholar from Alaska.
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Swarthmore
Oxford University
England
United States
Cecil Rhodes
Courtney Smith
Pres
Swarthmore College
John E. Wideman
Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Stanley Sanders
Los Angeles
Whittier
Calif
Alain Locke
Harvard University
Wideman
Oxford
Sam W. Westbrook III
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska
Westbrook
U.S. Air Force Academy
Explorer XVI Satellite Launch Boosts Micrometeoroid Study
A Scout four stage rocket launched Explorer XVI from Wallops Island at 9 33 a m to study micrometeoroids threatening spaceflight. NASA reported the satellite reached a 52 degree orbit with apogee 733 miles and perigee 466 miles and a 104 minute orbital period.
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Washington
Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
Lost hikers found after Bald Knob and Negro Mountain searches
A 12 year old boy and two men were lost while deer hunting near Bald Knob and Negro Mountain over the weekend. Terry Russell, 12, Jim Russell, 35, and Harry Russell, 34, lost directions after parking on Route 30 near Central City. A 4 a.m. search of about 35 men located the trio after early morning shots were heard.
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Bald Knob
Negro Mountain
Terry Russell
Jim Russell
Johnstown
Russell
Harry Russell
Hooversville
R.C
Route 30
Central City
Jim Burns
Burns
Andrew Schanko
Russells
Contract Awarded For Timbering In Forbes Forest
Harrisburg State officials awarded a 22 635 contract to Mastowski and Fullen Lumber Co for timbering on 150 acres in Jefferson Township Forbes State Forest. The project will cut 5 355 trees across 12 species including 3 957 black cherry, reflecting higher market value.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Mastowski and Fullen Lumber Co
Normalville
Jefferson Township
Forbes State Forest
Bakersvile
Warming Trend in Weather Seen Here
A warming trend appeared over the weekend in Somerset with about two inches of snow. By 2 a.m. today the snow stopped and the temperature fell to 24 degrees. The Department of Highways reported all county roads were open.
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Somerset
Department of Highways
Truck Rams Into Snowplow On Turnpike
A tractor-trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike two miles west of the Alleghey Tunnel struck a snowplow. Harlen Wilke, 27, of Lisbon NC, was fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for speeding after police said he traveled at 45 mph in a 35 mph zone. Wilke, who had minor injuries, refused medical treatment. the snowplow operator was John A Mihalko, 49, of Windber.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Storck
Alleghey Tunnel
Harlen Wilke
Lisbon
N.C
Justice of the Peace
Wilke
John
McNamara Talks with Kennedy on Skybolt Debate
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara briefed President Kennedy at the White House after reporting from Europe on talks with British officials unhappy about possibly abandoning the Skybolt missile. The session included Roswell Gilpatric and McGeorge Bundy as Kennedy prepared for Bahamas talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Europe
White House
Roswell Gilpatric
McGeorge Bundy
Pierre Salinger
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
London
JFK
Salinger
Bahamas
Harold Macmillan
Dean Rusk
NATO
Congress
Look Magazine Says Barnett Made Secret Deal With Kennedy
Look magazine reports Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett secretly conferred with Attorney General Robert Kennedy to admit James Meredith to Ole Miss. The plan allegedly staged a standoff at the gate with federal marshals to force Meredith’s entry, with Kennedy urging coordination and Barnett wavering under pressure.
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Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Robert F. Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Look Magazine
Barnett
Kennedy
Ole Miss
Meredith
Look
Paul
Johnson
U.S
James McShane
McShane
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Ross Barnett
Memphis
Oxford
University
Fire damages newly opened Thorofare Market in Somerset
An electrical short in a coffee grinder sparked a fire at the Thorofare Market in Laurel Hill Village. Firemen contained the blaze after alarms at 4:30 a.m. with $8,000 to $9,000 in damage and a scorched wall and ceiling. final loss estimate pending.
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Thorofare
Somerset
Laurel Hill Village
F.L. Kirk
Greensburg
Thorofare Markets, Inc
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