U.S. Opens Talks With Soviets on New York Moscow Flights
FAA chief Halaby said direct New York to Moscow air service could start next summer if the United States signs an agreement within a month. Aeroflot would operate two weekly summer flights with Pan American, then one weekly in winter.
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UPI
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Moscow
United States
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Johnson
State Department
Halaby
Aeroflot
Kennedy
Idlewild
U.S
Soviet Union
Pan American World Airways
Castro Plans Major Speech On Jan Second
Havana report cited by Xinhua says Cuba’s Premier Fidel Castro will deliver a major political address on January 2, the fifth anniversary of the revolution. Experts see this as a sign Peking aims to bolster Castro’s policies and prestige in Latin America amid Sino-Soviet tensions.
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UPI
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hsinhua
Peking
Red
Chou En-lai
Africa
Castro
Latin America
Algiers
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Thai Court Official Here Discusses Juvenile System
Bangkok Central Juvenile Court director Sanga Linasmita says theft drives most juvenile cases though statistics show overall delinquency is not as high as perceived. He details training schools for boys and girls, court expansion, and links to family and wealth factors.
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Sanga Linasmita
Bangkok
Thailand
Central Juvenile Court
Rious
Sinasmita
Songkhla
Rajsema
United States
West Coast
Japan
Linasmita
Europe
Butcher Finds Winter Months Are His Busiest
New York reporter Mike DiMauro complains about a flood of calls to his butcher shop about skiing and sleighs. The confusion stems from a State Commerce Department brochure that lists his phone number as the ski information line for Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, due to a typographical error.
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New York
Mike DiMauro
van Cortlandt Park
DiMauro
State Commerce Department
New York State
Bronx
Commerce Department
Folding of Pro Castro FPFC Quietly Under Way
The Fair Play for Cuba Committee, financed by Cuba’s U N delegation, seeks to close after 27 months marked by street brawls congressional probes and links to Lee Oswald. Original sponsors like James Baldwin and Simone de Beauvoir dropped out as leadership shifted title changes ensued. The group faced bad publicity from Oswald connections and anti Castro sentiment contributing to its dissolution.
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UPI
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Oswald
W. T. Lee
FPFC
Dallas
Truman Capote
Waldo Frank
Carleton Beals
James Baldwin
Simone de Beauvoir
Jean Paul Sartre
Norman Mailer
Robert G. Colodny
Donald Harrington
Robert F. Williams
Raleigh
N. C
NAACP
Cuba
Vincent Todd Lee
Tampa
Fla
Albert Samuel Baker
New York City
Robert Taber
Washington
Investi
Invisible X-ray Source May Be a Neutron Star
A rocket astronomer proposes a hidden strong X-ray source in deep space is a neutron star likely a remnant of a supernova from 1054. The neutron star would be 5-16 miles across yet as massive as the sun, explaining explosive star events. An Aerobee rocket found X-ray sources in Scorpius and the Crab Nebula.
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Washington
Herbert Friedman
The
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
American Astronomical Society
Fried
Constellation
Scorpius
Crab Nebula
Milky Way
First U S Wheat Sale To Soviets Near
The United States nears its first direct wheat sale to the Soviet Union with Continental Grain Co licensed to export 40.6 million dollars of surplus U S wheat. Officials say the deal could reach four million tons in total demand and support farm prices while Congress debates credit guarantees.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Continental Grain Co
New York
Commerce Department
U.S
Continental
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Continental Grain
Washington, D.C
Congress
House
Senate
Johnson
Tucson Tonight Tomorrow Concerts Open to Public
Public meetings open free of charge. 7 30 P M Handel Messiah at Catalina Methodist Church 2700 E Speedway Blvd 8 15 P M Tucson New Art Wind Ensemble concert at Workshop Center for the Arts 1402 N Alvernon Way
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Messiah
Catalina Methodist Church
E. Speedway Blvd
Tucson New Art Wind Ensemble
Workshop Center For the Arts
N. Alvernon Way
Polio Immunization Becomes Compulsory in South Africa
Pretoria announces compulsory polio immunization for all South African children over three months. Parents who do not inoculate their children may face a fine of 140 dollars.
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Pretoria
South Africa
UPI
Fire call log shows multiple responses across city
A 24 hour period records fire department dispatches including engine ladder and rescue units to residences businesses and brush fires. Notable calls include minor house fires on Elida Street Toole Avenue and 384 N Meyer Ave, brush fires near Lowell Road and at a railroad area, first aid incidents on Stone Avenue and 4th Avenue, and a natural gas leak reported near Venezia.
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A.m
N. Stone Ave
Stone Ave
Elami Place
Lowell Road
Mattress Fire
Brush Fire
E. Ird St
E. Flower St
N. Drageon St. Dame
S. 4Th Ave
N. Meyer Ave
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