Kennedy Backing From Congress For Berlin Stand
Bipartisan lawmakers applaud Kennedy’s firm Berlin reply to Khrushchev. They emphasize the onus on Moscow, urge swift House action on a resolution, and stress United States Britain and France will meet their obligations in West Berlin.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Cornelius £. Gallagher Jr
D-N.j
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Menshikov
United States
Joh W. McCormack
Britain
France
Tal
West
McCormack
William E. Miller
N.Y
Republican National Committee
GOP
Vienna
Mike Mansfield
Miller
Republican Party
Styles Bridges
Jpstemn
Khrushchev
Nation's Fire Loss Shows Sharp Jump
New York reports fire losses in June reaching 103 million dollars up 11 percent from May and 24.8 percent higher than June 1960. First-half 1961 losses total 635 million, up 10.6 percent from a year earlier.
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Anderson Herald
Theodore Kurrus
Ignaui
United Press International
Rey Orleans
Ind
UPI
Wallace
Altho
Shaul
New York
UPD
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Grissom Family Faces Delay As Space Mission Pauses
Mitchell Indiana residents Mr and Mrs Dennis Grissom expressed disappointment on a second day of delays in the space mission involving their son Virgil Grissom. Newsmen watched from the front lawn as authorities managed reporters while Virgil remained inside the capsule.
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Mitchell
Ind
Dennis Grissom
Grissom
Virgil
Mrs. Grissom
Norman
Scott Carpenter
Norman Grissom
Wilma Beavers
Baltimore
Soviet Press Attacks Berlin Notes as War Hysteria
Western powers face sharp Soviet denials and warnings over Berlin as Pravda and Telegraf call Western notes a threat to peace. Moscow radio insists the notes amount to a warning to Moscow, while Western Europe and Sweden report mixed reactions to the Berlin crisis. Cap Canaveral reports NASA’s Gus Grissom eyeing space duties as UPI notes.
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London
UPD
Moscow
Telegraf
Berlin
Britain
France
Moscow Radio
Mos
Tagesspie
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
Communist Party News-L
Pravda
West
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Sweden
Spain
NATO
Cape Canaveral
UPI
West Berlin
Grissom in Space Program and Foreign Aid Showdown
Ex astronaut Gus Grissom, born in Mitchell Indiana, earned a Purdue degree in mechanical engineering and flew 100 combat missions in Korea before becoming a test pilot. He and five others await approval for a Mercury capsule mission while Congress weighs Kennedy foreign aid appropriations a 34.8 billion measure and a long term loan program.
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Mitchell
Ind
Army Air Corps
Grissom
Purdue, University
Air Force
Korea
Texas
Fulbright
Mi.rothers
Air Forcesnor
Leroy G. Cooper Jr
Bill
Kennedy
Treas
Lafayette Ind
Scott
Mark
J Mark
Congress
Space
Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Allen Services Set For Today
Ermal N. Allen 62 longtime turkey farmer died Tuesday after a heart attack. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home near Summitville with Rev. Noel P. Irwin and Rev. Albert E. Neher officiating. Interment in IOOF Cemetery. College men note Army officers with college experience.
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Alexandria
Karl M. Kyle
Ermal N. Allen
Allen
Eugene
Summitville
Noel P. Irwin
South Bend
Albert E. Neher
First Baptist Church
IOOF
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