Nehru warns cease-fire may be a Chinese trick
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru warns China may be trying a cease-fire ploy and foresees renewed fighting in the Himalayas. He rejects Beijing’s terms, offers to refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice if China withdraws, and tells soldiers to be ready for a long struggle. He says India demands Chinese withdrawal to Sept. 8 positions and urges unity against imperialist tactics.
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Nehru
China
Himalayas
Peking
International Court of Justice
India
Ceylon
Youth Admits Crime Series In St Louis Case
One of two Black youths said to have confessed to a brutal attack on a working mother, Ellis Coney Jr aged 18, with accomplice Leon Grimm 17 corroborating some admissions. Police linked Coney to earlier assaults in the Pruitt Housing Project, while Betty Foster, 80, remains unconscious with severe head injuries after a baseball bat attack near Coney’s home.
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Ellis Coney Jr
Leon Grimm
Grimm
Coney
St. Louis
Pruitt
Betty Foster
City Hospital
India's Arms Needs Reported Cost Could Reach Billions
Washington says a U. S. mission found India's armed forces need long term rebuilding and modernization beyond emergency aid. A three stage plan may span years with costs possibly around 1 billion dollars. Immediate help already provided totals about 15 million. Generals cited winter clothing as top priority and emphasized light weapons suited for high altitude and rugged terrain. India is touted to have access to its 600,000 manpower for expansion.
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Washington
U. S
India
China
Paul D. Adams
U.S
Rebels Hold Oil Field in Brunei Crisis
London reports fighting as rebels armed with rifles and automatic weapons threaten the sultanate of Brunei. British forces including Gurkhas and marines pour into Seria to restore order while Shell staff remain detained. A government spokesman says control of the Seria oil field has not yet been regained and police reinforcements are en route from Sarawak and North Borneo.
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Sandays
North Borneo
Sarawak
Brunei
Seria
Sultanate of
Duncan Sandys
Commonwealth Relations
House of Commons
Sandys
Malaya
Shell International Oil Co
Shell
U S S O V I E T S TO MAKE SEPARATE CUBA REPORTS
The Soviet Union and the United States were reported today to have agreed to make separate statements in the Security Council to wind up the U N consideration of the Cuban crisis.
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Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
U. N
Doctor Dick Powell Cancels TV Shows for Health Reasons
Actor director Dick Powell, 57, cancels the rest of the 1962 63 television season on doctors orders while undergoing cancer treatment for throat and lymph gland. A Four Star spokesman says he is not ready to return to work. Several substitutes including Berle, Boyer, Ford, Hudson, Lemmon, Martini, Mitchum, Niven, Peck, Taylor, Wayne and others will host Powell Show episodes. Powell remains chairman of Four Star Productions.
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Dick Powell
Powell
Star
Pour + Star productions
Milton Berle
Charles Boyer
Jackie Cooper
Glenn Ford
Rock Hudson
Jack Lemmon
Dean Martin
Steve McQueen
Robert Mitchum
David Niven
Gregory Peck
Frank Sinatra
Robert Taylor
Danny Thomas
Robert Wagner
John Wayne
Four-Star Productions A Jebber
Rockefeller Plans Race Against Kennedy for 1964 Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will run against President Kennedy rather than GOP rivals, a strategy to beat Kennedy rather than secure the nomination. Advisers cite necessity of a strong challenge, with Rockefeller delaying preconvention organization until after the New York legislature adjourns. Other potential rivals like Barry Goldwater and George Romney weigh their prospects as Scranton and Klu Klux Klan?
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Major
Sen
Barry Goldwalter
R-Ariz
Dreur
George Romney
Michigan
Richard CG. Kluindienst
Arizona
Senate
John B. Martin
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
C of C Chief Urges Action On Tax Cut
The U S Chamber of Commerce president said 1962 was good but not enough and urged a prompt tax cut next year to spur growth. He noted deficits and called for lowering personal income taxes and corporate rates, while economists offered mixed recession forecasts and housing and auto market outlooks.
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Sterling
Green
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ladd Plumley
Chamber
Business Outlook
Congress
Plumley
Kennedy
Paul Herzog
National Automobile Dealers Association
Herzog
National Association of Home Builders
David K. Gillogly
Gillogly
Supreme Court to Rule on Illinois Race Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging segregated schooling in Illinois. Parents of Negro children allege Community Unit School District No. 187 in St. Clair County drew attendance boundaries to force segregation and kept separate classes for white and Black students. The appeal argues federal courts can intervene to remedy equal protection violations and notes circuit court divisions on exhaustion of state remedies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois
School Board
Community Unit
St. Clair County
Ill
High Tribunal
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Snow Squalls Hit Great Lakes Region Amid Severe Cold
Associated Press reports new snow and squalls paralyzing drifts across Michigan Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and New York. 50 deaths blamed on the harsh weather as schools close and traffic halts. South Bend declares emergency with St Joseph County districts shuttered. 80 Michigan schools closed and Kalamazoo mourns former football star Jack Bokelman who died shoveling snow.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Shore
Florida
South Bend
Ind
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph County
Ludington
Lake
Great Lakes
Cold snap grips Illinois with subfreezing readings
Associated Press reports Illinois endured a cold day with Stark County at 6 degrees above zero at 6 am. Peoria Midway 8, Rockford 9, Rantoul 9, Moline 10, Springfield 10, Vandalia 11, Quincy 13, Belleville 15. Snow flurries linger across many areas. Tonight’s forecast calls for zero to 15 degrees above with milder southern counties.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Bradford
Peoria
Stark County
Chicago
Midway Airport
Rockford
Rantoul
Moline
Springfield
Vandalia
Quincy
Belleville
Cold spell grips southern Illinois with light snow flurries
A weather notice warns of continued cold across Southern Illinois through Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. A few snow flurries are possible tonight and Tuesday. Tonight’s low is expected to be 12 to 15 degrees, with a high around 25 to 32 degrees on Tuesday.
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Tlinois
After 12 Boys It’s A Girl At Marion
Rebecca Ellen was born at 12:52 a.m. Sunday to Mr and Mrs Jesse Ferguson of Marion ending a run of 12 consecutive male births at Marion Memorial Hospital. The couple, with six other children, already had one girl and five boys.
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Marion Memorial Hospital
Jesse Ferguson
Rt. 1
Rebecca Ellen
Jimmie Phemister
Willis Gurley
Buncombe
White House denies Life Cuban crisis files opened
Life magazine alleged Kennedy opened government files to two Post writers shaping Adlai Stevenson’s Cuban crisis role. The White House and Stevenson denied the claims. Kennedy expressed full confidence in Stevenson while Life disputed the Post account and labeled the story irresponsible journalism.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U. N
Adlai B. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
New York Daily News
U. S
Washington
John L. Steele
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Pierre Salinger
Palm Springs
Calif
Salinger
16 Miners Recovered. 1 Missing In Robena Mine Blast
Rescue teams found the ninth body of the day as 16 miners were accounted for and one remained missing in the Dee 10 Robena No. 3 mine disaster near Carmichaels. Ventilation systems are disrupted, delaying further recovery, with six bodies found Sunday and one on Saturday.
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Carmichaels
Dee
U. S. Steel
Gray Says Added Money Forthcoming for Illinois Grants
Rep Kenneth J Gray says Southern Illinois will receive several million more dollars from Public Works Acceleration Act grants after year end. A $400000 grant for Marion federal prison will fund security and fencing plus other improvements. Other funds may aid Crab Orchard Refuge Shawnee NF West Frankfort Hospital and a Benton nursing home. Second phase funding of 235 million will be released soon, part of the 400 million appropriation. Illinois has 40 million eligible and a further 500 million to be set in January.
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Southern Illinois
Kenneth J. Gray
West Frankfort
Gray
Marion Area Federal Prison
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Dept. l of Interior
Shawnee National Forest
West Frankfort Union
Benton
White House
Federal Prison
Area Redevelopment Administration
Marion
ARA
Congress
Community Facilities Administration
Dept. of ‘Health, Education and Welfare
National Forest
Johnston City
Ilinois
Father and three children die in home fire blast
In Round Lake Beach, Illinois, a father Elmer Decke, 48, and his children Nila 4 John 2 and David 6 died when a space heater overheated causing an explosion and blaze. Decke reportedly escaped the home but died trying to rescue his youngsters. his wife Lillian 46 and daughter Tonya 7 survived.
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Round Lake Beach
Robert Babcock
Lake County
Elmer Decke
Nila
John
David
Decke
Lillian
Tonya
Five Injured As Blast Rips Lutheran Church
Five churchgoers were injured in a Sunday morning blast and fire that wrecked All Saints Lutheran Church in Fox Lake Illinois. Patients treated included Carl Groh Merrill Vaughn Mock and Irene Doerrer all from Fox Lake with burns. Leslie Macnusen from Spring Grove and Clyde Morse from Fox Lake were treated and released.
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All Saints Lutheran Church
Carl Groh
Merrill Vaughn Mock
Irene Doerrer
Fox Lake
Leslie Mac Nusen
Spring
Grove
Clyde Morse
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