Ship Disaster off Mozambique Kills and Missing 237
The Portuguese Ministry reports 237 dead or missing from the grounded and burning transport Save off the Mozambique channel. Of 490 aboard, 253 saved, many soldiers and laborers, with rescue teams, helicopters, and aircraft aiding near Lourenco Marques and Beira.
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Mozambique
Mozambique Channel
Africa
Linde River
Beira
Save
Lau
Quelimane
Pak Charges Death Plot By General Chang
Seoul reports Maj. Gen. Pak Chang ruling South Korea strengthened after a purge. He accused Lt Gen. Chang Do Young and 44 officers of plotting to assassinate him to seize power. Supreme Council balance shifts as diverse officers debate future leadership of the junta.
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Chang
Alan Cline
Associated Press
Seoul
South Korea
Pak Chang
Chang Doyoung
Song Yo-chan
Tater
le Jas No. 1
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Ltt
Slii
Sitike
Iohang
Junta
U S Plans Reappraisal Of Defense Spending
United States plans a fresh appraisal of defense needs as Soviet leader Khrushchev indicated Russia would sustain or expand arms spending. McNamara said the simplest precaution is further examination of U S defense posture amid Berlin tensions and mounting world uncertainty.
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Robert
NeNamare
Russia
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
McNamara
Berlin
Kennedy
Roswell L. Gilpalrle
Senate Appropriations
Nower
Wasn Khrushchev
West Berlin
Huse Foreign Affairs Committee
Lanwis J Norstac
Europe
Khrushchev
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Gilpetrie
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Missile Alarm Rocket Fails On Launch Pad
The United States attempt to launch the Midas satellite failed at 8:50 a.m. when ignition did not occur and a large flame and smoke plume appeared at the base. The launch was canceled, with a possible reschedule for Tuesday. Midas aims to detect missile firings via infrared heat sensing.
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Russia
Midas
Air Force
Midas I
Midas II
Simos
Merle
Court Delays Mississippi Racial Suit
In Jackson, AP says a federal court postponed a suit seeking to halt arrests of segregation testing travelers known as freedom riders. The Justice Department, as friend of the court, argued state laws violate the Constitution, while the NAACP suit presses breach of peace issues and travel segregation. More than 200 riders have been arrested in Jackson to date.
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Mise
Nenver
The
National Association
i/Advancement of Colored
People
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Momets
Justice Department
NAACP
Coronet To Suspend Publication Amid Financial Troubles
New York July 10 AP Bow Jones reports Coronet magazine will suspend operations with the October issue due to ongoing financial troubles. Esquire Inc owns Coronet and is negotiating a sale. A Chicago spokesman confirmed an imminent shutdown but could not provide details. Dow Jones notes Caylis Publishing and Reader's Digest have agreed to buy Coronet's subscription list.
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New York
Bow Jones Business News Service
Coronet Magazine
Dow Jones
Coronet
Esquire, Inc
Chicago
Caylis Publishing Co
Reader's Digest
Corozet
Nine More Arrested in Chicago Wade-In Riot
Chicago July 10 AP nine more people were arrested at Rainbow Beach as about 100 Negrans and white supporters staged a four hour Wade-In. Nearly 300 policemen patrolled the beach during the demonstration the second in days at Rainbow Beach. Capt James F P Jackett said no serious disturbance occurred. Demonstrators backed by PACE and CORE sat in small groups in the sand. Police estimated 10,000 bathers and onlookers were present.
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Chicago
Wade and Staday
South Side
Rainbow Beach
James FP. Jackett
Positive Action Committees For Equality
PACE
Chicago Committee of Racial Equality
CORE
Gretchen the dachshund works on California storm drains
Gretchen, a dachshund employed by Dean Salazar, assists in survey work on Hedonda Beach storm drain installations. The dog is shown ready to carry a tape measure through a length of underground conduits as part of daily maintenance duties.
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Gretchen
Hedonda Beach
Calif
Dean Salazar
Ervises
Recovering Sixth Discoverer Nose Cone at Hickam Hawaii
Air Force fliers plucked the sixth Discoverer nose cone from the sky near Hawaii after a space capsule separated from a satellite over Kodiak Alaska. Crews at Hickam say they can retrieve any capsule brought back to earth, joking next time they hope something alive inside.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Air Force
Spad
mid-Pacific
Kodiak
Alaska
James E
Air Forces
Brutality Probe Details Marine’s 431 Day Okinawa Confinement
San Francisco July 10 AP reports defense attorney for Corporal Stobo West claims the Marine Pvt. was confined 431 days on Okinawa in a concrete five by seven feet cell with six to seven feet high walls. The account emphasizes harsh conditions amid an ongoing brutality probe.
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San Francisco
Pvt
Stobo
Teacher Held In Sale Of Marijuana To Buy
Chicago on July 10 AP reports six teachers from Carver High School were arrested after a newsboy’s parents alerted police that one man sold him marijuana. The boy smoked a cigarette and became ill, leading to further investigations.
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Chicago
Carver High School
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