Pickets Picket As Kennedy Lands At Lambert Field
Nine members of the Congress of Racial Equality picketed in front of Lambert Field as President Kennedy's plane landed. He viewed the space age facility at the McDonnell Aircraft Corp plant but the pickets were barred from entry. A shepherd's hut at 17,100 feet in southern Peru is believed to be the world's highest permanent habitation.
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Brit ish Civil War buffs map U S invasion pathfinder from London
Tom Glaser leads the American Civil War Roundtable of London mapping battlefield tours in Virginia and the South. About 20 of 100 members plan to visit Civil War sites next year. Glaser studies at Cambridge, dressed as a Confederate in Harpers Ferry reenactments, and notes British club roots in Gone With the Wind era.
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Soviet Flights to Cuba May Involve Soviet Technicians
The Soviet Union reportedly ran three special airliner flights to Havana via Gander in two months, with Soviet technicians aboard. Canadian sources and the RCAF confirm the operation and say Soviet crews were aided by Russian-speaking Canadians to explain procedures during the later flight stages.
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Notable Fashion Gift Arrives From Rome to Khrushchev
Angelo Litrico, Italian designer, arrives in Moscow bearing suits for Premier Khrushchev and four Soviet cosmonauts. The event follows other global health and academic news, including smallpox scares and a new international college president in New York.
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Two Brothers Die After Scaffold Breaks In New York
Two brothers Ludwig Signs and his brother Alfred, both in their fifties, fell eleven stories to their deaths when a scaffold collapsed while painting window frames on a 16 story apartment building at Sixth Avenue and West 5th Street. The pair worked four blocks from a previous fatal window washing accident.
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