U S Marines Leave Thailand Defense to Wolfhounds
The last 1800 Marines departed Udon air base and moved toward Okinawa as Thailand shifts defense to the 2000-man Wolfhounds and a 90000-strong Thai army. Washington signals possible rapid return if needed amid Laos neutrality concerns and Geneva pact reflections.
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Payoff Debate Shapes Ratifcation in Labor Fight
Mc Clellan said payoff material would be submitted to rank and file members for ratification or rejection on Tuesday. If charges against the unionist are proven, it could greatly affect the outcome. Morse warned there is plenty of law to handle the labor dispute and insisted no committees meet while the satellite bill fight continues.
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Morse
McCellan
Harrison to keynote christening of Polaris submarine James Monroe
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr. will be the principal speaker at the christening of the Polaris submarine James Monroe in Newport News. Rep. Thomas N. Downing will introduce the governor. The 425‑foot nuclear vessel, keel laid July 31, 1961, will be christened by Mrs. Roswell L. Gilpatric with music by the Amphibious Force Band. Delivery to the Navy is set for summer 1963.
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Newport News
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
James Monroe
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Thomas N. Downing
D-Va
Harrison
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Arthur Kudner Jr
Gilpatric
Amphibious Force Band
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Henry Clay
James Madison
John C. Calhoun
Monroe
Navy
Fireman Rescues Empty Apartment as Family Attends Church
In Queens a fire at Fireman George Sailer's building forced him to enter thick smoke to reach his third floor apartment, which was empty. His wife and two children, plus his sister-in-law and five children, were at church at the time.
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New York
George J. Sailer
Queens
Sailer
Sailor Home
Hams to Hear Army Officer This Weekend
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club hosts its 12th Hamfest at the National Guard Armory. Col. Guy M. Blencoe of the U S Signal Corps will speak Sunday after a Saturday dinner, with a banquet, auction, games, and entertainment planned.
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Inter-agency
U.S. Signal Corps
Shenandoah Valley
National Guard Armr
George B. Atter
Lee Jackson
Col. Blencoe
Ritter
Catholic magazine director found dead after forest fire
Elle Sauvageot 61 director of La Vie Catholique Illustree and head of the Catholic Information Center was found burned to death Sunday following a forest fire on the heights above the seaside resort. She also served as president of the National Catholic Press Center.
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Calvin Corsica
Elle Sauvageot
la Vie Catholique Illustree
Railroaders Arrested Over Beard Rule Surprise
Bowling Green during its centennial saw visiting railroad men arrested on a beard order for the celebration. They arrived with beards grown in advance and were charged with general principles for fouling up a good publicity stunt.
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Bowling Green, Ky
Bowling Green
Soblen Offered Asylum by Unnamed European Country
Robert A. Soblen, serving a life sentence in the United States as a Soviet spy, was said to have been offered asylum by an unnamed European nation. He fled to Israel after skipping a $100,000 bail payment and later was denied entry to Israel. He slashed himself with a steak knife aboard a London bound flight as authorities moved to prevent his immigration. The Cabinet later upheld Interior Ministry refusals to let him enter Israel as an immigrant.
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Robert A. Soblen
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Home
Henry Brooke Soblen
Israel
Sunday
Interior Ministry
Mayor Killed in Cavite Political Slaying
An unidentified gunman shot and killed Mayor Mariano de Raya of Magallanes Cavite Province 30 miles south of Manila. The slaying is attributed to political motives in a region longtime troubled by political violence.
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Mariano de Raya
Magallanes
Cavite
Vatican Curia Cardinal Coussa Dies at 64 Pneumonia
Gabriele Acacia Cardinal Coussa, 64, a Vatican Curia member and secretary of the Congregation for the Oriental Church, died Sunday of pneumonia after an appendectomy. The Syrian born prelate overseen Eastern rite Catholics. A U S Census notes 14 percent of workers in 1960 worked outside their home county.
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Gabriele Acacia Cardinal
Coussa
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Vatican Congregation For the Oriental Church
U.S
Louisiana Democrats Renominate Loyal Kennedy Backers
In New Orleans Louisiana Democrats renominate key Kennedy backers and defeat conservative rivals in Saturday's primary. Rep. Hale Boggs wins 64 percent in the 2nd District as Russell Long and Gillis Long secure re nominations. Boggs Treen and Longs face GOP challengers in November.
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Hale Boggs
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House Rules Committee
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East Carroll Parish
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Phil St. Amant
St. Amant
Long
Gillis Long
Sth
Harold McSween
Longs
David Treen
Treen
Republican Party
Louisiana States Rights Party
Sen
Taylor W. O’hearn
Shreveport
Dorothy Lewis
Alexandria
Earl of Liverpool dies at 84 former jockey and trainer
The Earl of Liverpool once a leading amateur jockey died at his home over the weekend aged 84. Known as the Hon. Gerald Foljambe he rode and later trained steeplechase horses. He served with distinction in the South African War and the First World War.
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Earl OF Liverpool
Gerald Foljambe
Player Killed By Baseball Bat In Bronx Game
New York AP reports Arnold Barrett aged 23 was catching in an amateur Bronx baseball game when a bat swung and missed a pitch. Barrett was killed in the incident.
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Arnold Barrett
Bronx
Barrett
New Zealand Aids Nepal in Agriculture and Livestock
New Zealand provides implements fodder and livestock including sheep and cattle to Nepal for agricultural development. Switzerland supports dairy development in Nepal.
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New Zealand
Nepal
Condemned Killer Crump Seeks Final Appeal in Illinois
CHICAGO AP. Paul Crump, 32, condemned for a 1953 holdup slaying of Theodore Zukowski, faces the electric chair Friday. He petitions the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board for clemency in a historic session, with Gov. Otto Kerner to decide after a board recommendation.
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Chicago
Paul Crump
Crump
Illinois Parole and Pardon Board
Donald Page Moore
Otto Kerner
Asst
James A. Thompson
United States Supreme Court
Cook County
Associated Press
Theodore P. Zukowski
South Side
General's Wife in La Jolla Dies at 77
Mrs. Holland M. Smith of La Jolla California died Friday at age 77. She was the wife of World War II Marine General Holland M. Smith who was at her bedside when she passed.
No. 1 crime suspect held for small robbery
Thomas H. Robinson, once named public enemy No. 1 for a $50,000 ransom kidnap case involving Alice Speed Stall, was captured after a $14 drug store robbery in Chicago. He had recently escaped a Florida federal prison and was serving a life sentence commuted from death.
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Chicago
Thomas H
Kentucky
Robinson
Alice Speed Stall
Louisville
UN Fund to study Karni River hydro power feasibility Nepal
The United Nations Fund will conduct a feasibility study on harnessing the Karni River in Nepal for hydroelectric power. The project aims to assess technical, environmental, and economic viability and potential benefits for Nepal’s energy supply.
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United Nations Fund
Karnali
Nepal
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