Motive elusive in college coed slaying at Lexington
Lexington police struggle to find a motive in the slaying of 19 year old Brown an Indiana University student found in her car near a college office building. Detectives 19 worked the case with no clear leads and the coroner says the victim was strangled from behind.
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Lexington
Brown
Ivania University
E. C. Hale
D. D. Duckworth
Hargus Brown
Hale
Fayette County
Chester Hager
Charles Resdon
Dearborn
Mich
Miss Brown
Nehru to Meet Kennedy in Move to Acknowledged Tensions
Prime Minister Nehru arrives in New York on November 5 for talks with President Kennedy. A wide ranging Washington discussion will follow over U N nuclear tests policy as U S officials press for an inspection backed ban rather than moratorium.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Nehru
India
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
New York
Cape Cod
Mass
ILS
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Krishna Menon
Geneva
Communist timetable for world conquest on schedule
A public service notice argues communism advances through key dates from 1949 to 1961 in China Tibet N Vietnam and Cuba. It urges support and contributions to Radio Free Europe Fund Box 1962 Mt Vernon NY, in cooperation with the Advertising Council.
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China
Tibet
Vietnam
Cuba
Europe
Radio Free Europe
American People
Radio Free Europe Fund
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
The
Advertising Council
Economists Worried by Public Clinging to Spare Dollars
Economists at a Chicago meeting warn of a shelter psychology as the public holds cash amid international tensions. Hodges forecasts a steep fourth quarter GNP rise, while auto makers report mixed results and labor disputes shadow Chrysler.
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Roger Lane
AP Business News
NEW York
Chicago
Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Pontiac
Buick
Oldsmobile
American Motors Corp
AMC Ramblers
Studebaker- Packard
Chrysler
India and United States share aims at United Nations says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk notes that about 90 percent of UN issues align with U S goals. Indian sources warn against harming friendly talks before Nehru and Kennedy meet. India supports a nuclear test ban in principle but sees no immediate deal. favors moratorium without controls. Japan holds a similar position.
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India
Dean Rusk
United Nations
U.S
Nehru
Kennedy
Japan
Michelmore to Stay with Peace Corps in Washington
Miss Margery Michelmore 23 of Foxboro Massachusetts remains with the Peace Corps in Washington after a Nigeria incident. President Kennedy sent her a letter of support praising her steadfastness and urging continued service.
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Michelmore
Peace Corps
D. C
Washington
Nigeria
Margery Michelmore
Kennedy
Foxboro
Mass
Ibadan University
Miss Michelmore
Boston Globe
John F. Kennedy
Invitation to Assassination
Vice President Diosdado Macapagal, running for president, said he would authorize any citizen to shoot him or his family if elected and tolerates graft. The Philippine News Service filed from Cebu, where he campaigned.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippine News Service
Cebu
Philippines
Macapagal
Moths Lay Eggs on Pitcher Plants and Feed Inside
Some insects inhabit insect eating plants with no harm. A few small moths lay eggs exclusively on pitcher plants and their larvae feed on the plant tissues.
Pentagon Won't Use Extra Funds For Big Bombers
The Kennedy administration announced the defense buildup will yield nuclear capability well beyond the Soviet Union, so the Pentagon will impound the $780 million Congress voted for new bombers and future aircraft. Secretary McNamara cited sufficient existing bomber force while Sen. Stennis urged continuing B52 and B70 programs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Berlin
Defense Department
McNamara
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Military Preparedness Subcommittee
Stennis
Jackson
Miss
United States
Soviet 1960 pamphlet outlines fallout shelter tips
Moscow report describes a 10 cent pamphlet advising citizens to shelter underground using cellars and trenches. It notes no shelters seen, warns of fallout washing and food safety, and mentions Nina Khrushchev denying shelter construction.
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Preston Grove
Moscow
Soviet Union
Riga
Baltic
Nina Khrushchev
New York
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