Cuba restricts U.S. envoy movement in Havana sector
Fidel Castro's government limits the moves of U.S. Ambassador Philip Bonsal in Havana in retaliation for Washington curbs on the Cuban prime minister's travel. The measure tightens access and contact as Cold War tensions flare.
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Cuba
U.S
Havana
Fidel Castro
Philip Bonsal
U. S
Marjorie Lennox
Mario Nordio
Mary
Robert L. Neet
Raul Roa
Bonsal
Roa
New York
Benson Nixon Program Draws Kennedy Fire in NC
Sen. John F. Kennedy campaigned in North Carolina assailing Ezra Taft Benson and the Benson Nixon program. He urged a Democratic secretary of agriculture, backed continued tobacco support, soil and water conservation, flood control, and rural development while stressing broader farm relief and markets.
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Greenville
N. C
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
North Carolina
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Aetna Eae
Tobacco Belt
Salt Shakers With Cipher Note Baffle Winchester Police
Winchester Police received a small box containing two salt and pepper shakers and a note claiming the writer had taken two shakers from a local restaurant while ill and enclosed seven dollars for replacement and trouble. The sender did not identify the restaurant or sign the note. police will seek the owner. Two callers contacted The Star about the same time regarding a separate matter. A Shenandoah College housemother mistaken a group of visitors for male students needing directions for a reception at the Lee Jackson Restaurant motel. the group turned out to be unrelated guests.
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Winchester Police Department
Shenandoah College
Lee-Jackson
Shenandoah
Seuseballone
New Strike Threat Poses Risk for Pennsy Workers
The Pennsylvania Railroad faces a fresh strike threat after the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks demanded action over 229 Philadelphia jobs slated for abolishment. A PRR spokesman says the positions are furloughed temporarily and cites no money to pay idle workers while work returns, as claims from freight shippers rise.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Pennsy
P.M. Connor
Brotherhood
PRR
Transport Workers and System Federation
Connor
Panama Flag Flown in Canal Zone Ordered by President
President Eisenhower orders the Republic of Panama flag flown in the Canal Zone as visual evidence of sovereignty. The flag will fly at Shaler's Triangle between Panama City and the Tivoli Hotel, a site previously disputed in Congress amid claims sovereignty over the zone does not exist.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
White House
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
Congress
Shaler
Tivoli Hotel
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
House
Nixon Ends Six Days Of Campaigning In Iowa And Minnesota
Vice President Richard M. Nixon wraps six days of intense campaigning with events in Des Moines Sioux City and Minneapolis. He promotes farm program cuts on surplus and a plan for strategic food reserves while pledging strong defense and peace without surrender.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Des Moines
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Minnesota
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Guthrie Center
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nikita Khrushchev
Herbert G. Klin
Eisenhower
Lodge
Sunny Side Sunday Dinner at Shirkey's Restaurant
United Commercial Travelers hold annual picnic at Kiwanis Shelter City ne w on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Brandon, Secy. Enjoy a special 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. menu.
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Shirkey
House of Good Food
Sunnyside
U.C.T
United Commercial
Kiwanis Shelter
City New
Brandon
Secy
Assembly Calls Emergency Session on Congo Crisis
The 82 nation General Assembly is summoned in New York for an emergency session after the Soviet veto blocked Security Council action. The meeting at 8 p.m. EDT precedes the regular session as Dag Hammarskjold faces criticism from the Soviet bloc and Western allies.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Congo
Security Council
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Ceylon
Tunisia
Hammarskild
Soviet Union
Poland
France
James J. Wadsworth
U. S
Republic of the Congo
Valerian A. Zorin
May Meet in New York With Foreign Chiefs
President Eisenhower likely to meet foreign leaders in New York during the United Nations General Assembly trip, avoiding Washington talks. He will be in New York twice within 10 days, to address the UN assembly and attend a Catholic Charities dinner. Possible contacts include Tito of Yugoslavia and Nasser of Egypt among about 18 chiefs attending. Khrushchev has not sought a meeting. Cuba’s Castro is mentioned but not confirmed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
United Nations General Assembly
White House
U.N. General Assembly
Paris
Khrushchev
U.S
Nasser
Tito
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Emanel Celler
Khrushchev May Visit Glen Cove Estate During UN Visit
State Department weigh plans to allow Soviet Premier Khrushchev a possible weekend visit to the Glen Cove estate on Long Island during the 15th General Assembly. Security limits remain tight with 8,000 officers at UN protection and a bomb threat already reported against Khrushchev.
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Long Island
Star Begins New Health Column Monday
Dr Burton H Fern of Stratford Conn launches a daily health column in the Winchester Evening Star replacing the late Dr Herman Bundesen. Fern, 35, confined to a wheelchair by spinal polio, is praised for warmth humor and clarity as he shares medical insight. He studied at Harvard Navy V-12 program NYU College of Medicine and Michael Reese Hospital before the Korean War.
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Burton H. Fern
Stratford, Conn
Winchester Evening Star
Herman Bundesen
King Features Syndicate
Dr. Bundesen
Dr. Fern
Fern
Burton Fern
Harvard
Navy
U.S. Naval Hospital
Newport
R.I
New York University Co of Medicine
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Postgraduate School of the
Soviets Spur Spaceflight Hype Amid Atlantic Patrols
U S Navy details fuel speculation that six Soviet ships in the Atlantic and Pacific may support a manned space capsule mission. Two ships near Grand Banks could hunt the capsule after ejection, timed to Khrushchev’s UN visit as the U S plans a lunar around mission between Sept. 22 and 26.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Soviet Union
U.S. Navy
Grand Banks
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Kokand
Fedotov
Exchange Club Air Show at Senseny Park Tomorrow
The Winchester Exchange Club resumes its model air show at Senseny Park tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. James Ross, chairman, says 28 trophies will be awarded to winners. Free gliders will be given to children present.
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Winchester Exchange Club
Senseny Park
James Ross
Lumumba Reported Missing Amid Congo turbulence
The Soviet Union withdrew from the Congo as Patrice Lumumba was reported missing perhaps dead amid the Mobutu coup and rising tensions. Reports placed him shot while fleeing or seeking refuge in the Soviet Embassy, but no confirmation was possible. Soviet officials departed Leopoldville as Kasavubu refused to meet envoy Yakovlev and Congo politics remained unsettled.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Joseph Mobutu
Josephne
Anoth
Mobutu
Africa
Mikahil Yakovlec
Moscow
Kasavubu
Five Youths Killed in Wisconsin Football Game Crash
In Pierce County Wisconsin six youths rode home from a River Falls high school game at Spring Valley. The car sped off the road hitting a bridge on Highway 29 killing five aboard and critically injuring one. Victims included Lawrence Guise Thomes Reis Dennis Wollan all River Falls youths aged 17 or 18. Driver Dennis Rye 17 died later. Lynn Gelo 16 remained hospitalized in Minneapolis.
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Spring Valley
Wis
Pierce County
Roy Simonson
Higway 29
Here
Lawrence Guise
Thomeas Reis
Dennis Wollan
River Falls
Wisconsin
Charles Dopkins
Menomonie
Dennis Rye
Miller Hospital
Minneapolis
Lynn Gelo
River Filey
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Glen Cove
Stephen P. Kennedy
Overseas Press Club
Cubana
Florida
James W. Wadsworth
Star
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