UN debate hints at U S censure of France over Bizerte
At the UN General Assembly special session on the French Tunisian dispute over Bizerte, about 25 African and Asian states plan a resolution urging France to withdraw troops and calling for immediate negotiations. United States action is uncertain, with some sources predicting abstention while others expect support for Tunisia. France signals it will not discuss a withdrawal timetable and may boycott the session.
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Hoffa Proposes Cincinnati Debate With Luken
James R. Hoffa, head of the International Union, agrees to travel to Cincinnati for a debate with James Luken, the ex Teamsters official who led about 4000 members to break from the union. Luken dismisses the talks saying they would not settle anything and the unions have left the Teamsters. If Hoffa wants talks, he will be pleased to meet.
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Johnson Leads Reinforcement Mission to West Berlin
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returns from West Berlin after a 36 hour visit described as a boost to resolve and resolve fears. A battle group of 1500 American troops arrived, lifting West Berliners and matching a total allied garrison of 12000. Mayor Willy Brandt hailed Johnson as key support while Moscow condemned the troop move as provocative.
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Two-Year-Old Boy Cited For Jaywalking Incident
Columbus police cited a one year old boy named James Hinerman for jaywalking after he darted from a sister and collided with a truck. He remained in critical condition at Children's Hospital. driver absolved of blame per police spokesman.
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Kennedy cuts weekend to hear Berlin report
President Kennedy shortens his Cape Cod weekend to receive a report from Vice President Johnson on his West Germany mission. Johnson says talks with Adenauer and Brandt deepen U.S. resolve to stand firm against Khrushchev threats.
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12 Deaths On Ohio Roads Weekend Report
Weekend traffic and related accidents in Ohio claimed at least 12 lives. Four Western Reserve University fraternity brothers died when their car struck a bridge abutment near Elyria. A chase ended in a car crash into a house in Licking County killing one occupant. Drownings involved two men using portable breathing apparatus. Additional deaths stemmed from other crashes and incidents.
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Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Days and Cooler Nights
Temperatures will run two to five degrees below normal with mild days and cool nights. Normal highs reach 88 and lows 60. Rainfall expected under a quarter inch with a slight chance of showers around Saturday.
Senate Hopes To Extend Civil Rights Commission
Chrysler to cancel UAW pact as Big Three wage offers loom. UAW seeks profit sharing and wage gains. AMC offer deemed insufficient. Reuther accuses Chrysler of deep seated incompetence and vows not to subsidize weak wages.
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Million Dollar Blaze Ravages Weehawken Waterfront
A large blaze along the Hudson River waterfront in Weehawken New Jersey caused over one million dollars in damage. The fire started at the abandoned 42nd Street ferry terminal of the New York Central and burned for three hours, drawing 400 firefighters from 12 departments plus New York City fireboats and Coast Guard support.
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John son mission to Berlin aims to heat up tense city
Pravda Berlin dispatch accuses U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson of visiting West Berlin to worsen an already tense situation. The claim frames the trip as an attempt to provoke the divided city amid Cold War strains.
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UC Plans Three 12 Story Marital Housing Buildings
The University of Cincinnati announced preliminary plans for three 12 story apartment buildings for married students and faculty. The complex would include 546 units and cost about 6.5 million dollars.
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Five Teens Flee Zaleski Youth Camp In Stolen Car
Five 17 year old boys escaped from Zaleski Youth Camp in a stolen car in the early hours. They tied William Brown of McArthur to a chair and robbed $10 from the dispensary plus about $30 from the canteen fund. The group included Kuykendoll Proctor Shepherd Trammell Turner, all from Ohio. Brown alerted authorities after freeing himself and calling his wife.
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Graham Urges Three Point Berlin Plan to Kennedy
Evangelist Billy Graham proposes to President Kennedy a three point program for Berlin including a UN General Assembly to address refugees from East Germany a firm stance against retreat or appeasement and a national day of prayer to seek divine intervention for courage and action.
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Experts See Socialist In Narrow Win
In Georgetown British Guiana voters chose a new government in a tight race that could decide democratic independence or socialist alignment. Cheddi Jagan leading the Socialist party aims to be premier against Forbes Burnham of the PNC and Peter Daguiar of the United Force. Polls forecast 18 seats for Jagan 16 for Burnham and one for Daguiar with a possible second election if no government is formed.
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East Palestine Freight Train Derails at Downtown Crossing
Nine teen cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train left the tracks and upset at a downtown crossing in East Palestine Sunday night. No injuries were reported.
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Berlin border move halves Harzerstrasse residents
Moving vans guarded by Communist police removed East Berlin families from Harzerstrasse as a wall and barbed wire cut off the street from the Soviet sector. Residents watched in fear while soldiers kept guard and photographers snapped pictures through the barriers.
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Senate fires up civil rights clash over hijack bill
In Washington the Senate fights over smoldering civil rights measures while the House moves to debate a hijacking bill that would carry a death penalty for air piracy. Leaders seek to attach a two year Civil Rights Commission extension to a 761 million State and Justice Department appropriation, needing a two thirds vote to suspend rules. Mansfield says he backs the rules suspension only for the commission extension.
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Captain Seeks U S Hold on Cuban Freighter Request
A Cuban ship captain asks the United States to detain his freighter until a formal debt settlement is reached. He states he has sent a letter to the President requesting the hold, following a demand from Prime Minister Fidel Castro for return of the vessel.
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