US warns Red China against Southeast Asian adventurism
The State Department, led by Dean Rusk, warned Red China to avoid adventures in Southeast Asia as Laos moves toward a neutral coalition government. American policy keeps troops in Thailand until Laos neutralization is a fact, with aid and diplomatic steps to secure independence and prevent a Communist takeover.
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Washington
HTNS
Dean Rusk Yeserday
Red China
Southeast Asia
Laos
Khong Kay
U.S
State Department
Thailand
Lin
Coln White
Souvanna Phouma
Government of
Nationalunity
Geneva
Philippine
Algeria
Belkacem Krim
Jerusalem
Nationalist Balloons Carry Food Toys Into Red China
From Quemoy off the mainland, Chiang Kai shek forces launched hundreds of two foot balloons filled with food, soap and toys across Amoy harbor. The stunt signals Taiwan economic boom and aims to contrast conditions with Communist China as Hong Kong refugees rise and Taiwan plans to absorb newcomers.
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Washington
Htns
Quemoy
Chiang Kaishek
Amoy Harbor
China
Taiwan
Red China
Mes
Straits of
Amoy
Formosa
Hong Kong
Portunese Macao
Wonderstood
Macao
Britain
Peiping
Psychological War Command
Quemoy Island
Mexican Reds aim to keep JFK visit peaceful
Mexico's Communist leadership rejects violent protests during President Kennedy's upcoming visit, fearing to upset the balance between the United States and Soviet Cuba. They warn rank and file via Politica to avoid provocations while urging neutralist support for Lopez Mateos and Cuba policy.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Kennedy
Moscow
Richard Nixon
South America
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Latin America
Red
Lopez Mateos
Britain loses bid to block UN debate on Rhodesia
The UN General Assembly approved a debate on white supremacy in Southern Rhodesia by a 62 to 10 vote with 15 abstentions and one absence. Afro-Asian nations led by 11 members pressed for discussion over a 725,000 white settler regime seen as apartheid. Britain defended the constitution and timing, warning of racial tensions, while the United States and several Western nations faced a sharp rebuff amid strong Afro-Asian unity and Latin American defections.
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United Nations. NY
Britain
UN General Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
Dioc
Cuba
Latin America
United States
Briain
Poston
Afno
Dominican Republic
Salvador
Honduras
Paraguay
Peru
Haiti
Uruguay
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Spme
Ruanda-Urundi
Sesson
Brian
Chronicle Telegram 1962 Lorain County Rates Ad
Classified rate card from The Chronicle Telegram listing mailing rates and pricing for Lorain County and surrounding areas. Includes price details for single copy by mail and territorial charge as of January 13 1962.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Ely
Catier Oorte
Lorain
Ohio Fist Io
Atomic Energy Commission reports 13th Pacific nuclear test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the United States detonated the thirteenth test in the nuclear series near Christmas Island in the Pacific. The test involved an intermediate yield device dropped from an aircraft.
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Washington
Ap]i
Atome Energy Commission Aec
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Kennedy tells Capitol Page School class of 233 graduates
President Kennedy told the 233 graduates of the Capitol Page School that his office would be available to them in future years. He awarded certificates and urged, We expect great things from you. The boys attend from 6:30 to 9:45 a.m. and serve as pages in the House, Senate or Supreme Court the rest of the day.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Page
Ithe House
Senate
Supreme
Farming contrasts from Brinkley on Soviet agriculture
Richmond Virginia agriculture commissioner Parke C Brinkley returned from a three week inspection and said Soviet farming methods differ greatly. He noted oxen plowing in one scene versus giant tractors in another and judged Soviet production standards to be well below United States levels.
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Richmond
UPI
Parke C Brinkley
Soviet Union
Brinkley
Fanfani victory seen in Italian local elections
Premier Amintore Fanfani’s defense of democracy in Italy appears justified by local election results. About 10 percent of the electorate, including Rome Naples Pisa and Bari, voted as western democracy parties rose from 40.4 percent to 43.3 percent while the Communist share fell from 25.8 percent to 22.9 percent.
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Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Rome
Naples
Pisa
Bari
Fanfani
Friends of the West
Washington Debates over Debt Ceiling and Defense Bill
United States lawmakers debated a substitute bill to cap the national debt at 306 billion dollars while the Senate opened a 48.5 billion dollar defense appropriation, with GOP leaders seeking roughly 500 million in cuts. Officials from Commercial Solvents testify on Estes dealings as the FAA cites a tiny bolt in a Boeing 707 crash.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Senate
GOP
Federal Aviation Agency
Idlewild
American Airlines
Wilbur D. Mills
D.ark
Congress
Robert E. Millington
2Nd Marine Danion
Camp Lejeune
Jacksonville
N.C
Kings County
XN. Y
John R Starker
New York
Cty
City Youth Board
Brooklyn
Wise Gang
Thurston N. Davis
Cumnor
America
Alcatraz Escapes Highlight 28 Years of Federal Prison History
On the waterfront a dime grants a view of Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Harbor. Over 28 years no successful escape occurred, with notable attempts from 1946 by Bernard Coy and Paul Cretzer to 1958 by Aaron Burgett and Clyde Johnson. The piece recounts major breakouts, guard deaths, and Marines using tear gas to quell uprisings, illustrating the island’s harsh reputation and the nickname quote about a 10 minute boat ride there and 20 years back.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Harbor
U.S
Bernard Coy
Paul Cretzer
Alcatraz
Ref
Coast Guard
Coy
Cretzer
Ralph Roe
Jimmy Cole
James A. Boarman
Aaron W. Burgett
Clyde M. Johnson
Johnson
Burgett
McClellan probes B-girls as Estes hearing looms
Warren Rogers Jr reports Senate investigators probing the American Guild of Variety Artists and the rise of B-girls in Philadelphia supper clubs. Witnesses including Pennie Singleton Patti Joyce and Philadelphia police outline a system of drinks commissions and “bust-out” schemes while Sen. McClellan and Sen. Mundt question the practices, with Estes hearings due June 27 and AGVA scrutiny ongoing.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
HTNS
Philadelphia
McClellan
American Guild of Variety Artists
Bob Hope
Helen Hayes
Border Line
Billie Sol Estes
AGVA
Estes
Pennie Singleton
Blondie
Belcome
Pat Lynn Hackett
Patti Joyce
Albert M. Brown
Frank Rizzo
Payne
Ike to Europe trip outline includes Paris and Dublin visit
A spokesman said former President Eisenhower tentatively plans a Europe trip next month visiting Paris Scotland and Dublin in connection with a Stockholm education conference where he will address attendees.
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Washington
UPD
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Paris
Scotland
Dublin
Stockholm
NALD & COMPANY Notes at Stock Exchange Bid Round 1962
The item records notations by NALD & COMPANY on bids at the stock exchange during 1962. It notes the firm’s activity and the market’s bid behavior in that period, reflecting the era’s financial dealings and exchanges.
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Nald & Company
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