Cuban Exiles Describe Daring Nighttime Raid Against Cuban Patrol Boat
Six Cuban exiles recounted a nighttime raid that sank a Cuban government patrol boat off Matanzas Province. Two wounded aboard were rescued and sought asylum in the United States. The group fled to Cayo Sal, then was picked up by the U S Coast Guard and flown to Miami for processing.
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Miami
UPI
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Fidel Castro
Havana
Plac
Cayo Sal
Cuba
U. S. Coast Guard
Filiberto Suarez Lima
Miguel Cao Mandino
Heliopter
Edward P. Ahrens
Suarez Lima
United States
Coast Guard
Key West
Immigration, Customs
FBI
Opa-Locka
U.S
Cardenas Bay
Varadero Beach
Matanzas Province
Kennedy Welcomes Ben Bella With Military Pomp At White House
President Kennedy received Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella at the White House with a 21 gun salute and formal honors. The ceremony included the voices of Caroline Kennedy’s kindergarten class heard from a nearby window during the review.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Ahmed Ben Bella
White House
Caroline Kennedy
National
Caroline
Justice Dept Seeks $100000 Fine vs Gov Barnett
The Justice Department asks the Sixth Circuit to fine Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett $100000 for contempt of federal court and impose an extra $10000 a day until he purges himself. It cites his failure to direct state officers to preserve order during James Meredith's University of Mississippi entry.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Atty
Robert F Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Freezing Stomach Technique Promises Ulcer Cure
A UPI report from the 48th annual Clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons describes a new ulcer treatment using balloons inserted by mouth to freeze stomach linings at 8 degrees for one hour. Trialed on 174 patients, success was high but varied due to nonstandard stomach shapes. researchers from the University of Minnesota led by Dr. Edward T. Peter and Dr. Owen H. Wagensteen aim to tailor balloons to individual stomachs to improve outcomes.
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Atlantic City
UPI
American College of Surgeons
Edward T. Peter
University of Minnesota
Owen H. Wagensteen
Schirra Honored With Jersey Motorcade Welcome
Walter M. Schirra Jr. and family led a festive motorcade from Hackensack to Oradell New Jersey as 1500 people gathered at the Bergen County courthouse to cheer the astronaut who orbited the earth six times. He waved with his wife Josephine and daughter Suzanne as son Walter III enjoyed the crowd.
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Oradell, NJ
UPI
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Hackensack
Schirra
Oradell
Bergen County
Josephine
Suzanne
Walter III
Keokuk Sheriff Wallerich Recovering in VA Hospital
John Bud Wallerich Keokuk County Sheriff was flown to a Veterans Hospital in Iowa City after a deer rifle accident wounded his leg during a hunting trip near Winnipeg Canada. He and a companion were in a boat when the rifle discharged accidentally.
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Sheriff Wallerich
Iowa City
UPI
John
Bud) Wallerich
Keokuk County
Veterans Hospital
Winnipeg
Canada
Wallerich
Kennedy Budget Deficit Projected To Hit Six Billion
UPI reports the 1963 federal budget likely to run a six billion dollar deficit instead of the half billion planned. Tax cuts for business and slower growth push the gap, with revenue possibly as low as eighty seven billion and spending near ninety three billion.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy Acknowledges Campaign Work for Backers
President Kennedy explains he does not enjoy campaigning but pursues it to back administration programs. He warns a 39 vote midterm loss could block major domestic legislation and says southern lawmakers may not retaliate over Mississippi school integration or Cuba. He predicts Castro may fall.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
ABC
William H. Lawrence
Mississippi
Fidel Castro
White House
Murder charge filed in Sioux City man for wife slaying
Bernard Duffey 49 of Sioux City was charged today with murder in the shotgun death of his wife Nellie 47 at their Morningside home after a bitter family dispute Saturday night authorities said
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Siolm City
Iowa
Bernard Duffey
Sioux City
Nellie
Morningside
Widow Lulu Meloy Dies. Services in Monmouth Area
Lulu Buchanan Meloy 74, resident of the United Presbyterian Home, died Saturday at Washington County Hospital. Born August 17, 1888, she held degrees from Monmouth College and the University of Wisconsin and was former Dean of Women at Ashland College. Surviving are her husband John W. Meloy and three sons. Memorial services set for Monday at United Presbyterian Church. Funeral arrangements by Sherman-Eden Funeral Home. burial in Monmouth cemetery.
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Lulu Buchanan Meloy
Washington County
Meloy
United Presbyterian Home
United Presbyterian Church
Vernon Elgin
Sherman-Eden
Monmouth, HS
Joseph
Ella Brownlee Buchanan
Monmouth
Monmouth College
University of Wisconsin
John Wilson Melos
Ashland College
Wisconsin
A.A.A.W. Council of Church Women
U.P. Church
U.P
John W. Meloy
D.D
Washington
John O
Caledonia
N.Y
George W
Alexandria
Egypt
Wilber R
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bruce B. Buchanan
la Puente
Calif
J. Dales Buchanan
D. D
Maryville
Tenn
Berlin Crisis Looms as Schroeder Talks in Washington
West German Foreign Minister Gerard Schröder meets U.S. officials amid concerns of a potential Berlin crisis by Christmas. Officials say Khrushchev may press Berlin after the November 6 elections, while Washington rules out any Cuba Berlin deal and seeks to smooth U.S.-West German ties with Rusk, McNamara, and Kennedy awaiting later talks.
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Washington
UPI
Gerhard Schroeder
U.S
Berlin
State Department
Schroeder
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
Department
Lincoln White
United States
Russia
Berlin Wall
Kommandatera For
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Eisenhower Arrives in Boston as Theft Tangles Fundraiser
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Boston for a Republican dinner as police report $70 000 in cash and checks stolen from the Massachusetts Republican State Committee office. Governor Volpe and Senator Saltonstall greet him. prior in Hartford Eisenhower backed GOP candidates challenging Connecticut Democrat Ribicoff for Senate.
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Boston
UPS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Eisenhower
Hartford
Con
John A. Volpe
Leverett Saltonstall
Washngton
Washington
Congressional Probes Cost UPI Reports Five Million This Year
Washington investigations spanned from B girls to hearing aids with Senate probes dominating. Marathon reviews covered military murder, Estes farm manipulation, missile profits, narcotics, television crime, refugees, fuels policy and more affecting proposed laws. House efforts were fewer but tied to road scandals and union discrimination.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Mur Aing
Billie Sol Estes
House
Estes
John L. McClellan
Princess Grace Optimistic On Monaco France Settlement
Princess Grace said she is optimistic a Monaco France settlement will end the crisis, while she remains in Monaco with Prince Rainier. French workers protested possible new tax measures, and postal rates between France and Monaco will double to 50 centimes.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Grace
France
United Press International
Prince Rainier
Rainier
Principality
Charles de Gaulle
Alpes Martines
de Gaulle
Griffith Charged with Murder in Illinois Beating Case
Harold Red Griffith, 34, waived extradition in Davenport Iowa as authorities prepare to charge him with murder in the beating death of Judy Dryce 16 in Moline Illinois The suspect confessed to beating the girl and stabbing her mother and is held on 30000 bond awaiting extradition.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Harold
Red) Griffith
Illinois
Griffith
Scott County
Clay le Grand
Rock Island
Mississippi River
Judy Dryce
Moline
McHales Navy Actor Bobby Wright Renamed John Wright
The killing of Bobby Wright, a radioman on McHale's Navy, has led to a name change to John Wright to avoid confusion with another actor named Bob Wright. The Wright in question now signs as John Robert Wright Jr. in legal documents.
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New York
UPI
Bobby Wright
Rites at Richland for Mrs. Margaret Fleig
Funeral services were held at Richland Friends Church for Mrs. Margaret Melissa Hyde Fleig who died October 12 at Sioux Valley Hospital. Born April 4 1880 in Brighton she married William Fleig March 2 1898 and lived in Brighton Richland Rubio and Fairfield. Survived by son Dr Gilbert Fleig seven grandchildren 19 great grandchildren three brothers and a sister.
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Richland
Margaret Melissa Hyde Fleig
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Richland Friends Church
Fleig
Wilson Hyde
Des Moines
J.E. McCracken
Brighton
George
Kate Jones Hyde
William Fleig
Rubio
Fairfield
Gilbert Fleig
George Hyde
Lennus
Robert
Washington
Guy
Oskaloosa
Howard Shafer
Cold Front Travels Through Iowa Lowering Week's Temperatures
A cold front moved into north west Iowa on Monday dropping highs from the 60s to 50s and bringing showers and thunderstorms. Lows Monday morning ranged from 64 at Dubuque to 70 at Sioux City, with Tuesday expected to fall to the 40s to near 60. Partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions continue into midweek.
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Iowa
Mrs Pat Swift Dies At Kent Washington
Mrs Pat Swift a former Washington woman died at her home in Kent Washington Saturday afternoon after a stroke two days earlier She was sister in law of Mrs Hazel Weston of Washington The former Olive Long was born in Carthage Illinois The family lived in Washington before moving to Macomb Illinois then to Kent Washington last April Survivors include her husband five sons and daughters and a stepson
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Pat Swift
Washington
Kent
Mrs Della Hesseltine 86 Dies At Home
Mrs. Della Hesseltine aged 86 died Sunday October 14 1962 at 8 45 a m at the home of her daughter Mrs Leo Mangold Funeral services set for 10 a m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Richard Peterson in charge Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery She was born November 11 1875 in Washington County daughter of Andrew and Emaline McKune Hesser and married March 15 1900 to John W Hesseltine He died August 15 1947 She had lived here 15 years Survivors include three daughters Mrs Leo Mangold Mrs Mabel Boileau and Mrs Nellie Case and several grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Della Hesseltine
Jones Funeral Home
Richard Peterson
Elm Grove
Hesseltine
Leo Mangold
Della Hesser
Washington County
Andrew and
Emaline McKune Hesser
John W. Hesseltine
Washington
Mabel Boileau
Nellie Case
Rock Island
Southeast Six Choirs Sing Here Tomorrow
Choirs from the six high schools of the Southeast Six conference gather in Washington for the annual conference festival. Vernon Feuerhelm of Washington High School directs, with Stephen Hobson of Northeast Missouri State Teachers College as guest director.
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Washington
Vernon Feuerhelm
Washington High School
Stephen Hobson
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Iowa Weather Outlook Lowers Temps and Rain Spreads
Mostly cloudy and windy tonight and Tuesday with occasional rain across northern and central Iowa. Colder conditions with lows in the 40s to 50s and highs around 50 to 60. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cool as a slow warming trend begins, with precipitation averaging half to one inch tonight and again Thursday or Friday.
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Iowa
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