FDA orders destruction of Great Lakes smoked fish
FDA Commissioner George Larrick urged housewives to destroy all smoked fish from the Great Lakes area or processed there amid deadly type E botulism in recent outbreaks. Some fish may be kept if heated after packaging to 180 degrees for 30 minutes or frozen continuously.
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Washington
UPI
Great Lakes
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
IDA
Larrick
FDA
H.J. Hornbos and Bros. Co
Grand Haven
Mich
Moroccan offensive deepens Algeria Sahara clash
Moroccan units launch a renewed assault toward Tinfouchi and Tindouf while Algerian forces report heavy losses and a potential truce talks path. Ben Bella plans to attend an African summit as nations debate a multi nation meeting format.
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Algiers
API
Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tunis
Tripoli
Tinfouchi
Hassi ‘Beida
Desert Frontier
Tindouf
Algeria
Colomb Bechar
Sahara Desert
Marrakech
Hassan II
Morocco
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Mobido Keita
Mali
Idris
Libya
Presdent Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chest workers to meet for 7 a.m. breakfast drive
Workers in the business district for the Community Center are reminded of a 7 a.m. breakfast meeting at Winga's Cafe where materials for the drive will be distributed.
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Winga
Tuberculosis group to meet in Washington Iowa
Washington County Tuberculosis and Health Association will convene October 28 at 1 p.m. in City Hall Washington Iowa. Mrs John Owen president announces the purpose is to adopt amended articles of incorporation to enable a countywide independent Christmas Seal Campaign supporting tuberculosis work at local state and national levels. The meeting is open to the general public and all interested are urged to attend.
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Washington County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Washington
Iowa
John Owen
Washington County
Washton County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
McNamara orders conventional carrier over nuclear option
Defense Secretary McNamara directs the Navy to begin constructing a conventionally powered super carrier, reversing a prior push for nuclear power. He cites cost differences, with conventional ships at about 310 million dollars versus over 425 million for nuclear. Hearings on nuclear power were set to begin soon, with Sen. Pastore expressing concern over the decision. Admiral McDonald expresses disappointment but accepts the order.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert McNamara
Navy
McNamara
Pentagon
Sen
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
Joint
House
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Pastore
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
David L. McDonald
Los Angeles
Fred Korth
Korth
Paul H. Nitze
End of Daylight Saving Time Prompts Sleep and Traffic Shifts
The shift to Standard Time Sunday will give some an extra hour of sleep while causing confusion for others. Maine drinkers face earlier last calls and midnight closures while Chicago area drivers are urged to note the sun sets earlier. The Liquor Commission will observe Standard Time year round and accidents are expected to change with the clock change.
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State Liquor Commission
Chicago” Motor Club
Motor Club
U S wheat sale to Reds stalled
U S wheat sale to Russia remains stalled over shipping charges amid talks in Washington. Two Russian delegations and private U S grain traders arrive as officials seek a solution to price and freight hurdles. President Kennedy has approved the deal in principle, but U S and Russian positions on American vessel shipments and higher U S rates slow progress. Maritime officials hold exploratory talks with 35 shipping line reps to gauge impact on the sale.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Orville L. Freeman
Russia
Kennedy
Donald W. Alexander
Murder charge filed in Des Moines shooting
Edward J. Miller 25 admitted slaying 32 year old Anna May Jackson, held without bond on an open murder charge. Jackson, a mother of seven, was shot as she lay in the street after leaving Miller’s car. Miller claimed a long running argument preceded the shooting. Daughters and sons were placed in protective custody.
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Des Moines
Uri
Edward J. Miller
Ray Harrison
Miller
Anna May Jackson
Jackson
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Leavenworth
Kan
Des
Abandon Hope for Trapped Miners in German Mine
In Peine Germany 39 of 43 miners trapped for 42 hours in the Lengede Broistedt iron mine are presumed dead after experts deemed the knocking noises heard by a microphone to be rock rattle rather than signals. Rescue teams drilled deliveries to the 270 foot side shaft where four others worked in a smaller tunnel. Some survived in an air pocket but the chance remained slim.
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Peine
Germany
UPI
Iseder Mines Co
Lengede- Broistedt
Ginny Spared. Helena Storm Gathers Off Caribbean
Hurricane Ginny veered back to sea after displacing thousands along the Carolinas and prompting gale warnings. Forecasters warned of tropical storm Helena forming in the Caribbean as Ginny faded, with squalls along the North Carolina coast and rough seas.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPI
Ginny
Carolinas
North Carolina
Helena
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Dominici
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Townsend band oldest in nation founded 125 years ago
Weather outlook fair to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures and light frost possible in the northwest area. Lows 35-38 northwest to upper 40s southeast. highs Sunday in the 70s. Monday outlook generally fair and cool. Townsend Mass UPI reports the Townsend Military Band, performing on the Common each summer, is believed to be the nation’s oldest such band, founded about 125 years ago.
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Townsend, Mass
UPI
Townsend Military Band
Sheriff Upgrades Radio Fleet To New Transistor System
The FCC order effective November 1 1963 requires replacing old 1949 radio gear with transistorized equipment. In Fairfield county the change affects communications with minimal loss but enables future expansion including public health services as the old 15 kilocycle band shifts to 5 kilocycles, allowing two additional bands.
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Ee ‘Sheriff's Office
Federal Communications Commission
Larry Meacham
Pairfield
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