Khrushchev Demands Peace Treaty and East German Control
Khrushchev, amid Titov’s space flight, demands an East German peace treaty to secure West Berlin access and warns the West of boosting Soviet forces if pressed. He urged honest negotiations with the United States Britain and France while opposing heightened thermonuclear threats. He noted Kennedy’s push for more U.S. troops but argued for negotiated settlement over a new crisis.
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Britain
France
May Trade Cuban Boat For Airliner Swap Questioned
The State Department did not dismiss a possible exchange of a Cuban patrol boat for a hijacked American airliner. Press officer Lincoln White said any official Castro proposal would be considered in line with diplomatic efforts to recover the plane. The idea arose from a New York Times story quoting Havana notes to Switzerland, and no note has arrived in Washington.
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State Department
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Fidel Castro
New York Times
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U.S
Cuba
Army Engineers Resume Demolition of Dam 29 on Ohio River
Army engineers from Fort Belvoir Virginia resumed blasting at Ashland Kentucky to demolish Dam 29 on the Ohio River after a high water delay. The team targets completion by Friday or Saturday before Dravo Corp Pittsburgh begins three weeks of work on Dam 28 at West Huntington.
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Ohio River
U. S
Army
Fort Belvoir
Ashland
Dravo Corp
Pittsburgh
West Huntington
OSU Retail Merchants Urge No Vote on Tax Stamp Referendum
A memo from the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants urges members to oppose a potential referendum to abolish sales tax stamps. The communication notes possible impact on merchants and tax administration.
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Columbus
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Eichmann Called Liar Murderer Of Millions
Israel's attorney general labeled Adolf Eichmann a murderer of millions and an inveterate liar as he summed up the prosecution case. Gideon Hausner argued Eichmann was a central figure in the plans to exterminate Jews and a key link in sending victims to camps. He contrasted Eichmann's role with his defense of a minor part in the Nazi campaign and cited Nuremberg evidence about his leadership in Jewish affairs.
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Gestapo
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
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Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Ejcchmann
Hitler
Europe
Rusk Prepares NATO Plea Over Berlin Crisis
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk heads to Paris to brief the NATO permanent council after talks with the Big Four foreign ministers. He aims to mobilize support from smaller nations and press for full strength of Europe’s shield forces and ready responses to Soviet pressure on West Berlin.
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U. S
Dean Rusk
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
Rusk
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soblen Sentenced to Life for Soviet Spy Acts
New York Dr. Robert Soblen, convicted Soviet spy, was sentenced to life in prison by Federal Judge William B. Herlands. Soblen, gravely ill with advanced lymphatic leukemia, was described as dying within a year by doctors while the judge stated that a spy remains a spy regardless of health.
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New York
Robert Soblen
Soblen
William B. Herlands
Soviet Earth Orbit Stir Sparks Mixed U.S. Reactions
Street surveys across the nation show Americans reacting with fear doubt awe and ambivalence to Maj. Ghermann Titov circling the earth more than 17 times in about 20 hours. Names include Albert Lange Al Rinaldi Mrs Robert Fitch and Erna Kleve from Waterbury Richmond Dallas and Seattle.
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Titov
Robert Fitch
Dallas
Tex
Soviet Union
Erna Kleve
Seattle
Wash
New Farm Bill Promises Higher Price Supports
President Kennedy signed a new farm bill into law calling it a major step toward a sound agricultural economy. The measure allows higher price supports in exchange for a 10 percent wheat acreage cut and extends programs including emergency feed grains surplus disposal and school milk for varying years.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin Hit New Day High in Refugee Tide
East German police reinforced patrols in disguised radio cars and hunted refugees trying to reach Berlin from the east as crowds surged through the heightened border movement.
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Berlin
East Germany
Senate panel backs life sentence for hijacking
The Senate Aviation subcommittee approved unanimously a bill to impose a mandatory life prison term for air piracy. The measure targets hijackers, seeking harsher penalties and deterrence amid rising security concerns.
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Washington
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Young to Britain to attend Commonwealth Parliaments meet
Vice President Johnson selects Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio to join Senator J. William Fulbright of Arkansas as delegates to the British Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in London from September 24 to October 1.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
British Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
London
Cleveland closes third Nike-Ajax site today
The third Nike-Ajax missile site near Cleveland was closed today, reducing to two Ajax sites and three Nike-Hercules sites to provide air defense for Cleveland area.
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Cleveland
Kennedy Action On Berlin Okays Kennedy Action
Nigerian ambassador Julius Momo Udochi urged caution on Kennedy Peace Corps programs. He warned volunteer missions could harm the United States if screening is lax and urged constructive help at home, speaking at Ohio University during a Conference on World Affairs in Athens.
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Athens
Ohio University
John C. Baker
DiSalle
Julius Udochi
Kenneth Sands
Jack Gilbert
United States
Julius Momo Udochi
Kennedy
Udochi
Nigerian Statesman
Two Men In Slide Rescued From Sewer Project Site
Fire Chief Clarence Hall and volunteer Bernard Goss with a Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric crew rescued Woody Roberts 70 of Glouster after a dirt slide buried him in a 12 foot trench at 606 Jackson St. Roberts was freed upright after a 20 minute effort and transported to Mount St Mary Hospital in good condition. coworker George Erbsp was also rescued.
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Bernard Goss
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Woody Roberts
Glouster
Roberts
Jackson St
Paul Wolfe
Bob Hamilton
Washington
Erbip
Goss
Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital
DiSalle Defends State Spending in Ice Cream Social
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle targeted the GOP controlled legislature accusing it of harming Ohio’s future. He warned budget cuts threaten highways mental health welfare education and would hurt Ohio University and the Athens State Hospital.
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DiSalle
GOP
Athens
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
Marines Drop Proceedings At Parris Island
Three drill instructors cleared of charges for roughing up recruits after Maj. Gen. Thomas G. Ennis ordered dismissal on Monday. He cited new evidence and conflicting statements from recruits as reasons for the decision.
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Parris Island
S. C
Thomas G. Ennis
Moral Re-Armament Chief Dead At 83
Dr. Frank Nathan Daniel Buchman founder of the Moral Re-Armament movement died at age 83 in Freudenstadt Germany. The longtime activist led the organization known for its global evangelical and antiwar campaigns. His death marks the end of an influential era in postwar moral reform movements.
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Moral Re-Armament
Freudenstadt
Germany
Frank Nathan Daniel Buchman
Moral Re-Armament Movement
Latin leaders split on US hemisphere plan
At Punta del Este Uruguay Latin American delegates broadly praised Kennedy's multibillion-dollar aid program but opposed a proposed seven-man expert planning committee to coordinate development. Argentina Chile Brazil and Mexico voiced reservations while Cuba's Ernesto Guevara supported the US proposal.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Kennedy
Ernesto Guevara
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
Kettering Grant Awarded to Wilmington Group
The Charles F. Kettering Foundation announced a 19500 dollar grant to Wilmington. The grant supports local initiatives and community projects aligned with foundation goals. Officials expect the investment to boost research and public engagement in the area.
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Wilmington
Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Wilming
Suburban Washington Man Dies After Wasp Sting
Dayton W A police report states Karl K. Barlowe aged 50 was stung in the neck by a wasp Monday. He died shortly after with the stinger said to have hit the jugular vein and poisoned his heart.
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Dayton
Washington Township
Karl K. Barlowe
Communist China to Build Cotton Mill for Colombo
In Colombo Ceylon Communist China plans to build a gift cotton spinning and weaving mill. The plant is expected to have an annual capacity of fabric production and support one million in output.
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Colombo
Ceylon
China
Five Die in Titan Base Silo Disaster Near Denver
A 58 ton steel Titan base silo crash at Buckley Field near Denver killed five workers and injured eight. Three bodies were recovered and two workers were trapped between the door and silo edge. A Buckley Field spokesman said the door might take up to 72 hours to raise.
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Denver
Buckley Field
Army Draft Boost Aims To Expand Force Beyond One Million
The Army plans to add about 133000 volunteers to reach over 1 million men. Early moves include filling STRAF units with seasoned personnel and converting divisions at Ft. Riley Kansas Ft. Benning Georgia and Ft. Hood Texas into combat formations.
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1St Infantry
Ft. Riley
Kan
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Benning
2Nd Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
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