U.S. accuses Soviets of aiming to wreck the U N
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson bluntly accused the Soviet Union of threatening to wreck the United Nations unless it concedes to Red demands for a revamped U N secretariat. He rejected Zorin’s warnings of collapse and warned against a divided world bloc approach in UN negotiations following Hammarskjold’s death.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
World Organization
Red
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Valerian A. Zorin
Stevenson
Zorin
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Andrew W. Cordier
U.N. High Command
Cordier
Civil War Exhibition to Open at Corcoran Gallery
The Civil War exhibit at Corcoran Gallery in Washington opens November 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. daily through December 31 and travels later to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The display features pictures and sculpture covering the war period.
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Corcoran
Washington
D. C
National Civil War Centennial Commission Bulletin
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
St Lawrence Seaway revenue forecast raised by official
Pierre Camu vice president of the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority says revenue should total about 600000 more this year as traffic and tolls rise. He cites gains in cargo and navigation activity expected to lift overall income for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Pierre Camu
St. Lawane Seaway
Diplomats Seek Berlin Countermoves Next Week
U S diplomats, with many to travel to London, plan counterproposals to the Soviet demands on Western powers amid the Berlin crisis. Exploratory talks with the Soviet government have stalled until Western allies decide their future policy lines on West Berlin status nuclear arms in Germany and East West German relations.
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Washington
United States
London
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
West Germany
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
State Department
Evelyn Shuckburgh
Foreign Office
Britain
Karl Carstens
Foreign Ministry
Bonn
Jéan Lalois
France
Communist Party
Moscow
State ‘Department
White House
Khrushchev
Llewellyn Thompson
Kennedy
Rusk
Thompson
U.S. Yugoslav Policy Under Review
The Kennedy administration orders a full review of US Yugoslavia policy including economic aid and arms sales after Tito backed Soviet policy at Belgrade. State and Defense Departments warn of uncertain future cooperation while eight pilots and Sabre jet trainers are being prepared for sale to Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Kennedy
Yugoslavia
National Security Council
Tito
Belgrade
State Department
United States
State and Defense Departments
Texas
U.S
U S Warns Reds On Reckless Border Conduct
Berlin AP The U S command demands East German police halt reckless shooting along the East West Berlin border after a night of machinegun fire. Gen Albert Watson II protested to Soviet commandant Col A I Solovyev and warned of consequences. Refugees broke through barbed wire into West Berlin as guards fired with no casualties reported.
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Albert Watson II
Berlin
A. I. Solovyev
East Berlin
United States
U.S
West Berlin
Watson
Fire Damages Home of L. M. Boyd in Sudden Blaze
Firefighters battled a late afternoon blaze at the L. M. Boyd residence causing several thousand dollars in damage. The fire started in a corner containing canned goods and tools near the furnace and hot water heater, with extensive smoke damage upstairs. No one was home. cause under investigation.
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Boscawen St
Urundi Premier Assassinated During Dinner
Prince Louis Rwagasore premier of Urundi was killed by a gunman Monday night while dining with aides at a restaurant. Police said the assailant fled in a car. The shooting occurred in Usumbura Ruanda Urundi as Bel administration oversees the territory.
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Usumbura
Ruanda-Urundi
Prince Louis Rwagasore
Urundi
Africa
Bel
Decision Favors 13 Plaintiffs in Stephens City Dispute
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall ruled that Stephens City lacks jurisdiction over properties outside its boundaries and that the town’s boundaries were misdefined by the 1884 Larrick survey. The decision, which declares plaintiffs not residents of the town, may be appealed by Stephens City officials.
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Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Stephens City
Lee F. Lovett
Larrick
Lovett
Morton Wallerstein
Richmond
Marshall
Stephensburg
Winchester Turnpike
Lewis Stephens
Blockhouse Center for Sky Shield Exercise Near Syracuse
In Hancock Field New York the Blockhouse Center serves as the nerve center for about half the country’s mock aerospace war activity. Maj. Gen. Henry Viccellio oversees Sky Shield from a windowless reinforced complex near Syracuse Airport as top Pentagon brass observe. The facility, one of three in the United States, houses a dim combat room with a 15 by 20 foot illuminated screen and a semicircular control panel where air actions are traced.
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Hancock Field
N.Y
Combat Center
America
Pentagon
Henry Viccellio
Syracuse
United States
Madison
Wis
Tacoma
Wash
Viccellio
Four Injured In Three Area Crashes Today
Four persons were injured in three crashes in the area this morning. Memorial Hospital reported all treated and released. A two car crash at Route 522 north of town at 8:22 a.m. injured two. another crash nearby at 11:24 a.m. injured one. Berryville and Woodland Avenues crash at 9:50 a.m. sent one woman to the hospital. Police had not completed reports by 1 p.m.
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Memorial Hospital
Town
Berryville
Woodland Avenues
ASC committees name county chairmen in Frederick Clarke
Agricultural Stabilization Committees in Frederick and Clarke Counties named chairmen after ballots were cast by about 25 percent of eligible voters. Frederick County turnout was 341 of 1351. The article lists district officers and alternates for Back Creek Gainesboro and Opequon with names and locations.
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Frederick
Clarke Counties
Frederick County
Back Creek
Roy C. Triplett
Mt. Falls
T. S. Cooper
Paul Dodson
Star Tannery
N. B. Fout
11 Year Old Faces Dulled Life After Killing Father
In Rotterdam, New York, 11 year old Paul Berrian shot his intoxicated father who threatened his mother and siblings with a loaded shotgun. The boy, described as intelligent, said he acted after his father refused to stop. Assistant district attorney Bradt called the act a horrible decision the boy would live with.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Paul Berrian
Paul
Berrian
Rotterdam
Harold Berrian
Asst. Dist
Henry Bradt
Army Engineers
French Deny Plans for Berlin Meeting
Paris AP reports the French Foreign Ministry says no agreement exists among the Big Four Western powers for a senior diplomats meeting next week to discuss Berlin. A spokesman calls such a meeting premature, despite dispatches that a tentative schedule was prepared in London Washington and Bonn.
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Paris
Berlin
London
Washington
Bonn
Jets Scrambled As Sky Shield Exercise Begins
Washington AP reports a mock aerial war as hundreds of jets take off from U.S. and Canadian bases. Antiaircraft missiles simulate defense while radar nets feed data to Colorado. all civilian air travel halted for 13 hours to test defenses.
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Washington
North American
Uni States
Canada
Polar
Laurence S. Kuter
North American Air Defense Command
U.S
Kuter
de Nerenviet
Colorado Control Center
United States
Isio
Discoverer Satellite Carries 300-Pound Gold Plated Capsule
Discoverer No. 32 circles Earth every 91 minutes with a 300 pound gold plated capsule in its nose. The nose capsule will be ejected and attempted snagging by hooks as it parachutes toward the Pacific near Hawaii. The Agena second stage was blasted into orbit.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Earth
Pacific
Hawaii
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Bill Hildeand
Shendon
Loudoun County
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Clarke County
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Erie County Technical Institute
India
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U. S
L. M. Boyd
Stephens
State National Archives
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State ‘Department of Highways
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Peter McKee
Daniel H. Goulden
Woodstock
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ASC
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