Florida Keys Cuba In Hurricane Path
Hurricane Donna moves toward Cuba and the Florida Keys as warnings rise. Winds up to gale force threaten Havana and Camaguey provinces while a Bahama strike forecast brings heavy rains, high tides, and potential flooding. The U S Navy base at Guantanamo Bay reportedly remains outside the danger zone. Mayaguana reports no injuries among 14 personnel and a missile tracking station.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Florida Keys
Donita
Florida
Key Largo
Key West
Bahama Islands
Donna
Ragged Island
Bahamas
Mami
Key Went
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Oriente Province
Apparl
Mayaguana Iseland
U.S
Baharan
Pam
Centol
Denna
Eisenhower dedicates new space center in Huntsville
President Eisenhower speech at the Space Flight Center dedication honors Gen. George C. Marshall. He asserts U S space achievements reflect war toughness and self reliant enterprise, not imperialism. Event marked the creation of NASA’s core facility in Alabama.
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Huntsville
Ala
Eisenhower
Russia
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marhall
Congo Cries For U.N. Action On Arms Aid
Dag Hammarskjold urged the United Nations to act through the Security Council to halt outside military aid to Congo factions. He warned disarming Congolese units may be needed to restore order, amid reports of Soviet and Belgian arms and technicians aiding Lumumba against secessionists. Washington indicated U.S. pressure to stop Soviet assistance.
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Dag Hammaskjold
Security Council
Congo
Hammarskjold
11. Nation Council
U.N
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Belgium
Washington
U. S
Lumumba
Kasaguhu
United States
Coun
U. N
Soviets Seek U.N. Backing On OAS Vote
The United Nations Security Council plans to meet over the Hammar skjöld report urging a new appeal to nations to refrain from actions that could worsen the crisis. The Soviets press for U.N. backing on the OAS vote as pacifism stalls ongoing efforts.
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U.N
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Defector Investigation Widens Soviet Union Pressure
U N debate on Dominican Republic duties surfaces as Vasily Kuznetsov seeks a council resolution aligning with OAS sanctions. OAS ministers condemned Dominican rights violations and urged diplomatic cuts, while UN force in Congo faces mass violence. The piece notes U S and regional tensions over sovereignty and intervention.
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Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
Dominican Republic
Vasily Kuznetsov
Nalion
Angbo
Organization of American States
Kuznetsov
Todays Council
OAS
United States
Senia
San Jose
Two Young Men Warn Congressman Sparks Loyalty Screening
The report details two bachelor mathematicians who visited Congressman Hays' Ohio office and claimed CIA affiliation. Washington coverage notes expanded loyalty screening by the Defense and CIA agencies as a result, alongside broader probes into defectors and intelligence contacts.
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CIA
Hays
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Armed Services
David Wise
N.Y
Herall-Tribune
Washington
Soviet Union
Herald Tribune News Service
Mayne 1
D-Ohio
Thel
United States
Central Air
Russia
Tntelligence Agency
Pal
Ny-Defense Departments
Intelligence
Lanel Security Agency
Biranches
Moscow
Francis ER. Walter
House
Hey
American Activities Committee
Stelo 1
Ohio
Lumumba Defends Government Before Angry Congolese Senate
In Leopoldville Premier Patrice Lumumba faced an irate Senate defending his government amid clashes with President Kasavubu and calls for UN force withdrawal. Foreign Minister Bomboko urged legality as Lumumba’s camp accused Belgium and the UN, with Soviet air support alleged in Kasai and Kasai conflicts.
Unclear text with weather and policy references
Patchy, partly cloudy forecast with cooler evenings and low temperatures in the 60s to 70s. The fragment mentions Kasavubu, policy actions, and mounting indignation but lacks coherent details or a clear event.
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Trinaig
Assembly
Kasavubu
Bomb Hinted In Uruguayan Air Crash Doubt on Engine Failures
Officials suspect a planted bomb caused the Argen line airliner disaster that killed 25 passengers and six crew members, including two American women. Preliminary findings ruled out engine explosions as the cause as investigators study the bomb theory aboard the four engine DCR flight from Asuncion to Buenos Aires via Paragay.
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Uruguay
Miguel Moyagues
Arisenting Airlines
Asuncion
Paragay
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Nixon Walks Normally in Walter Reed Hospital
Vice President Richard M. Nixon walked normally around his room at Walter Reed Army Hospital where he is treated for an infected left knee. Aides said this was the first time he had walked normally since his admission on August 2.
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Eisenhower
Calif
William H. Martin
Ellensburg
Waller
Fort Meade
Ostensi
Moscow
Via
Mexico
Cuba
Defense Department
Nixon
Washington
Sept
Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Wilma Rudolph Leads U S 400 Relay Win at Olympics
Rome Sept 8 AP Wilma Rudolph anchored the U S 400 meter relay team to victory as the United States claimed its third track and field gold of the Games. Rudolph also won the 100 and 200 finals, completing a standout Olympic performance. Otis Davis and Glenn Davis led the U S men’s team to a close finish in the 400 meters and the 1 600 meter relay events, with record times and strong showings by other American athletes amid a field of world record attempts and fierce competition.
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Rome
Wilma Rudolph
United States
U.S
Miss Rudolph
Sodiers
Germany
Hane Sradaizki
Jamaica
Otis Davis
Carl Kaufmann
Davis
Kaufmann
Otis
Glenn Davis
Columbus
Ovis Davis
Los An Jmedas
Beles
Jack Yerman
Woodland
Calif
Jed
Russia
Viktor Cybulenko
Earl Young
San Fernando
Norristown
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New Space Center
Ike
A.N
Albert Kalonji
Ern
Kasai
Camp Simonel
Elisabeth
United Nations
N. Y
Ray Vickers
Wall Street Journal
Belgian Congo
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Mass Mulder
National Army
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Bakwanga
Tovernmant
Neenny Vee
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Mitchell
Bert
F. Mitchell
Hureka
Leopoldville
the Congo
Senate
Justin Bomboke
Bomboke
Joseph Kasavubu
New York
Inmumwa
DLN
National Assembly
Republic
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Albert Delvaux
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Kasai Province
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
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