Home becomes prime minister as Queen appoints Macmillan era cabinet reshuffle
Lord Home, a Scottish peer, was appointed prime minister by Queen Elizabeth amid Conservative party dissension. He formed a cabinet after talks with deputies including R A Butler and Lord Hailsham, aiming to lead the party into general elections within a year while Labor polled ahead.
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Washington Country Club to Close November 1
Members with personal property at the Washington Golf and Country Club must remove all items by November 1. Mr and Mrs Harold Kerr will close the clubhouse on that date and relocate to Clinton, where Mr Kerr will serve as superintendent of the new Valley of the Oaks course.
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First quint taken to hospital nursery
Abrxveen, SD. James Andrew Fischer moved to the nursery at St Luke's Hospital, becoming the first of the quintuplets born September 14 to transfer. Sister M Stephens noted no schedule changes for the others. James weighs 6 pounds and will stay on a three hour feeding routine with new bracelets after outgrowing old ones.
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St Luke's Hospital
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Mme Nhu accuses U S officials of treason at press event
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu, First Lady of South Vietnam, harshly criticized U S policy at the National Press Club and Howard University. She charged some State Department officials with treason for freezing aid and said U S coverage distorts Saigon. She defended Vietnam's stance and warned of treason by those hindering aid.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
National Press Club
U.S. State Department
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Viet Nam
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Mme, Nhu
Saigon
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Press Club
Fighting resumes on Sahara border between Algeria and Morocco
Algerian and Moroccan troops renewed hostilities along the disputed Sahara frontier. Firing was reported in the Tianjoub and Hassi Beida regions about 1,000 miles southwest of Algiers, while the village of Idi near the battle zone drew a sharp accusation from Morocco. Ben Bella sent Mohammed Yazid to seek UN and US talks to explain the Algerian position as King Hassan II alleged an Algerian attack.
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Thant
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Washington
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Yazid
Paris
Marrakeen
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Tito ill with influenza delays US visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia contracted influenza and was confined to bed at the Allen-Byrd House in Williamsburg. His physicians reported a fever of 100.2 degrees and a planned West Coast visit was canceled as aides rearranged the Balkan leaders itinerary with Tito improving but remaining under care with his wife Jovanka at his side.
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Gromyko visit in Berlin stirs West Berlin demilitarization push
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's East Berlin talks with Walter Ulbricht revived demands to abolish West Berlin's status and establish a free city. Western officials fear renewed pressure on allied rights and possible harassment of convoy routes between Berlin and West Germany amid stalled East-West talks. Gromyko warned progress was poor and stressed disarmament steps from Moscow.
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Washington branch opens with Mormon services in Farm Bureau
Thirty four members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints attended the first service of the newly formed Washington branch held last Sunday. Sunday school is at 10 30 a m and sacrament meeting at 11 30 a.m. A nearby outing at Clarence Zieglows home involved thirty eight youths and adults in a day ride and Wiener roast organized by the Mutual Improvement Association MI A aims to develop youth mentally physically socially and spiritually and to provide future leaders for world situations.
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Washington
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Mutual Improvement Association
Business urged to back Kennedy tax cut drive
Hot Springs Virginia United Press International reports a two day meeting of the business council where Treasury Secretary Dillon urged corporate leaders to back President Kennedy s 11 billion tax cut. Dillon warned the bill’s passage would shape the economy's future with growth or stagnation. Senator Smathers echoed praise for administration measures aiding business and noted depreciation law changes freeing cash for new plants and equipment.
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Florida
Church Seeks Laity for Mission Beyond Parish Work
Vatican City report notes lay people form over 99 percent of church manpower and calls for Protestant and Catholic bodies to teach a true Christian ministry beyond mere parish duties. Emphasizes lay participation as essential to spreading the spirit of Christ worldwide.
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Vatican City
Foreign aid fight to Senate floor
Senate foreign aid supporters cheered as the Foreign Relations Committee approved a 42 billion dollar aid bill restoring about 700 million of the 1 billion cut by the House from Kennedy's request. The measure remains 300 million short and carries administration-unwanted restrictions. Critics promise further cuts on the floor as Fulbright signals floor debate for Oct 28 and lawmakers consider separate appropriations that could face more economies.
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Kennedy urges ongoing bid for peace amid cold war tensions
President Kennedy told an University of Maine convocation that the United States must explore every path to peace while warning the road ahead is long and full of traps. He defended a mix of disarmament efforts and strategic strength, calling for vigilance and continued leadership in the free world. He received an honorary doctor of laws degree during the visit.
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Fourteen new US astronauts join space program ranks
In Houston the 14 selected astronauts faced a public introduction as they join the Mercury and Gemini line, with Edwin Alarín Jr. and Roger Chaffee among the group. The men, aged 28 to 38, express aims to walk on the moon and pursue exploration, knowing the price of fame and danger. Deke Slayton notes the $1 million deal for private stories. Schweickart recalls dreaming of the moon since grade school.
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Monterey
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Fairborn
Ohio
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Kirtland Air Force Base
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Edwards
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Lexington
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Edwards, Calif
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Deke) Slayton
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Weather Outlook for Iowa Turns Warmer Then Cooler
United Press International reports increasing clouds tonight and Sunday in Iowa. A little warmer northeast tonight, cooler northwest and Sunday afternoon. Low tonight around 56 degrees. High Sunday in the 60s northwest to lower 80s southeast. Monday outlook partly cloudy with scattered showers.
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