Rusk Plans New Meeting With Gromyko at U N
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans another discussion with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York to address Berlin and possibly Cuba. U S sources note Rusk will also discuss Laos South Vietnam and Cambodia with STates ministers from SEA Treaty Organization while monitoring Viet Minh withdrawals from Laos per Geneva accord.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Cuba
U.S
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
United States
Geneva
Kennedy
Lord Home
Gromyko
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Firemen Battle 4 Hours to Save Argentine Ship
A blaze severely damaged the 549-foot Rio Jackal berthed in New York. Over 200 firefighters fought flames for more than four hours, injuring 29, with 17 hospitalized. Ten to fifteen of 70 booked passengers escaped, including the Argentine diplomat’s wife and two of their four children, as the ship listed toward sinking.
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New York
U.S. Readies Nuclear Defense of Berlin
Secretary McNamara reports U.S. and West German units are in high combat readiness and asserts Washington will use whatever weapons are required to defend vital Western interests including Berlin. Informed sources say the U.S. signals its readiness to employ nuclear power if needed.
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Washington
United States
Robert S. McNamara
West Berlin
McNamara
U.S
Berlin
West Germany
Helicopters Lifted for Fort Belvoir Officials West of Winchester
Area residents watched two Army helicopters land west of Winchester on Oct 8 and Oct 11. The first delivered a flight surgeon from Ft. Belvoir to assist Regular Army personnel of the 537th Engineer Company and conduct topographic surveys. The second carried Maj. Gen. Lawrence J. Lincoln for a command inspection of facilities on old Rt. 50. A local matron's brave car hood fix on Braddock Street is also noted.
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Winchester
Ft. Belvoir
537Th Engineer Company
Rt. 50
Lawrence J. Lincoln
Braddock St
U S Signals Readiness to Ban Atomic Tests
President Kennedy told Gandhi Peace Foundation representatives that the United States is willing to agree immediately to a ban on atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests if a universal ban cannot be agreed. A White House note cites difficulty due to Soviet moratorium breaches as Russia resumes tests. An Indian delegation and others deliver the appeal to Paris, London, and Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Gandhi Peace Foundation
White House
Gandhi Group
Soviet Union
Russia
Paris
London
Moscow
Marsh to Open Democratic Headquarters in Winchester
Richard J. Rosenberger and William Carpenter announced that the Democratic Congressional nominee John C. Marsh Jr. will dedicate the Winchester headquarters at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The offices are in the Capitol Theatre building at the corner of Rouss Avenue and Cameron Street, and the public is invited to meet him.
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Marsh For Congress
Winchester
Richard J. Rosenberger
Democratic Committee
William Carpenter
Frederick County
John C. Marsh, Jr
Marsh
Capitol Theatre
Rouss ‘Avenue
Cameron Street
Strasburg Man Gets 20 Years in Slaying
A 24 year old Strasburg man, John William Smith, was convicted of first degree murder for the July 17 killing of Raymond Garner Putman, 48, near Strasburg Junction. The jury in Shenandoah County Circuit Court deliberated 1 hour 25 minutes before the guilty verdict. The commonwealth did not seek the death penalty.
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Woodstock
Strasburg
John William Smith
Raymond Garner Putman
Putnam
Strasburg Junction
Shenandoah County
Smith
Commonwealth
Adaline Gordon Stump
Putman
Charge Sailor Gave Secrets to Russians
The FBI arrested Yeo man 1 Class Nelson Cornelius Drummond on charges of passing Navy secrets to Soviet U N delegation officials. He was seized near a diner in Larchmont New York and held on 100000 bail after arraignment. The two Russians were released with diplomatic immunity.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Boston Post Road
Larchmont
N.Y
U.N
J. Edgar Hoover
Nelson Cornelius Drummond
U.S. Navy
Newport
Drummond
Baltimore
Manhattan
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
House of Detention
Hoover
Canadian Alouette Satellite Orbits Earth From Canada and U S
The Canadian Alouette satellite, a 320 pound craft with a record large radio antenna, was placed in polar orbit by Canada and the United States from Vandenberg. It carries two extending antennas and will study ionospheric radio propagation from space, a first for a nation other than the U S and Russia.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Canada
United States
Russia
Earth
Russia's oil exports fuel its space program says Herter
Christian Herter Jr. argues that Russia now ships and pipelines millions of barrels weekly to 36 foreign customers and uses oil revenue to finance its space race while the West bears the cost. He discusses factors in a Page 4 article.
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Russia
Reds
Christian Herter,Jr
Mississippi Congressmen Appeal to Kennedy Over Meredith Crisis
Seven Mississippi lawmakers urge President Kennedy to withdraw troops near Memphis and curb federal forces over James Meredith's enrollment at the all white University of Mississippi. They warn a holocaust of violence could unfold and urge action to stop the federal intervention.
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Washington
Mississippi
Congress
Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of
Memphis
Ole Miss
30 Day Chicago and North Western Railway Strike Settled
The Chicago and North Western Railway ends a 30 day strike after talks led by Ben W Heineman and Wirtz with 22 railroad Brotherhood leaders. Freight and passenger service will resume in a day or two three with about 35000 Chicago commuters set for Monday. An arbitration panel will decide four unsettled issues within 10 days.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
North Western
Ben W. Heineman
Midwest
Kennedy
Heineman
Railroad Brotherhood
Washington
Secretary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Caribbean ministers warn Rusk on Red subversion from Cuba
Six Caribbean foreign ministers met with Secretary Rusk to urge stronger action against what they call a Soviet backed threat from Cuba. They pressed for cutting ties with Cuba, creating a regional defense network, aiding anti Castro exiles, and expanding democracy campaigns across Latin America. They cited arms and sugar trafficking via Mexico and warned the Latin American public sees Moscow growing influence. Bolivia attended as observer amid OAS tensions. Haiti was not invited.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Nana
Organization of
Castro
Brazil
Mexico
Bolivia
Uruguay
Chile
U.S
Russia
New World
Latin America
Rusk
OAS
Washington
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Panama
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Honduras
Colombia
New York
Ole Miss Weekend Without Barricades Heightens Tension
The University of Mississippi faces a tense scene over James Meredith's enrollment as federal authorities clash with Mississippi officials. In Memphis and New Orleans, threats of violence loom while the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals holds Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson in contempt for blocking Meredith. The court warns of a $10,000 daily fine if not purged. Federal marshals and Army engineers bolster security at Millington as tensions rise.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Memphis
New Orleans
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Johnson
Meredith
Justice Department
Ross Barnett
U.S
Tenn
Millington Naval Air Station
Deter
Ships Collide In Heavy Fog Off San Francisco Bay
In dense fog 20 miles south of San Francisco Bay the tanker Titan and Colombian vessel Rio Magdalena collided. The Titan reported taking on water but not in immediate danger. Coast Guard cutters pursued the scene as crews checked for injuries and cargo details. The Titan sails from Mobile toward San Francisco. Rio Magdalena bound for Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Titan
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Point Montara
Overseas Oil Transport Corp. of
New York
Mobile
Ala
Texas
Richmond
Los Angeles
Flota Mercante Grancolombiana S.A
Reglistry
Bogota
Marshals Army Support Troops Ready for Action
Hundreds of U S marshals and an Army support-troop convoy massed at Naval Air Station Memphis for possible enforcement action over the James Meredith Ole Miss admission dispute. Fort Campbell troops and border patrols prepared to assist if a confrontation arose while officials kept the buildup secret.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.S
Naval Air Station
Mississippi
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Ft. Campbell
Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
Naval Reservation
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National Association of Secondary School Principals
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John D. Bauserman
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Virginia Prewett
North American Newspaper Alliance
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Juan Lechin
Lauca
Millington
Army and
70Th Engineer Battalion
Thomas A. Price
Shawnee Fire Hall
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Church of God
South End
John McDaniel
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