Rusk Gauges Berlin Talks With Gromyko at UN
Secretary of State Dean Rusk may meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in about three weeks at the United Nations to gauge Berlin negotiation positions. The informal parley depends on Gromyko attending the U N opening and on Western ministers meeting beforehand to set timing and venue.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
United Nations
General Assembly
Rusk
Kennedy
White House
New York
U. N
Cani Hammarskjold
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
U. S
Hammarskjold
Stevenson
Talkative Minister Is Ousted in Argentina
President moves to replace Adolfo Mugica after a string of controversial disclosures. Mugica attended a Uruguay party August 16 after the inter-American economic conference and revealed details of a Guevara Goodwin meeting to quell military criticism. cabinet change aims to stress pro Western policy and may seek a right wing Catholic figure.
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Mugical
America
Uruguay
Washington
Mugica
Guevara-Goodwin
Guevara
Frondizi
United States
Argentina
Teamsters Ask NLRB Vote To End Local Rift
In Cincinnati James Luken leads about 4000 Teamsters seeking NLRB elections to decide on secession of his dairy drivers union. Officials expect voting may finish five to six weeks away with hearings set for Sept 5 and 7 for portions of the 2200-member union.
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Cincinnati
James Luken
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Luken
Dairy Drivers Union
Defiance College Wins Housing Loan Approval
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $455,000 loan for Defiance College to expand Whitney Hall with a three story addition to house 120 more women and two single story dormitories for 50 men students.
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Washington
Defiance College
Community Facilities Administration
Whitney Hall
Tucson Local Fights Hoffa Overreach in Union Split
A group of 170 Tucson truck drivers left Local 310 in a Sunday night meeting accusing officers of strongarm tactics. Wayne Hobson led the revolt saying the split is not connected to Cincinnati or St Louis rebellions. He reported no threatening calls but support from many callers.
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Tucson, Ariz
Tucson
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Strongarm
Wayne Hobson
Hobson
Teamsters
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
House Notes 41st Year Of Ladies' Vote
Washington observes the 41st anniversary of ratification of the women's suffrage amendment. Rep. Catherine May delivers a forceful review of suffragette struggles as Rep. Frelinghuysen laments few women in Congress and Rep. Sikes quips about choices.
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Catherine May
R-Wash
Mrs. May
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
UAW to Decide Target for Possible Big Three Strike
The United Auto Workers board prepares to decide which of General Motors Ford or Chrysler to strike at 12:01 a.m. Friday while pressing for a higher wage package and profit-sharing terms.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union Today
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Detroit Free Press
UAW
International
American Motors
Anticancer Serum Said Used On Humans
Cleveland businessman James H. Rand III confirmed that a Cleveland scientist’s anticancer serum has been used on human patients in the past three years though results are unresolved. Rand rejected claims of proven effectiveness at Doctors Hospital and noted 40 to 50 patients nationwide have received the serum, but it is too early to judge outcomes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James H. Rand III
Rand Development Corp
Doctors Hospital
Rand
Approve Half Fares For Airline Travel Plan
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a six month trial for 13 airlines to offer half fares to passengers aged 12 through 21. Reduced fares can be reserved only within three hours of departure and require a ticket.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Radiated Foods Said Safe Without Refrigeration
HONOLULU. An Atomic Energy Commission scientist says foods treated with a mild dose of radiation stay fresh for days without refrigeration and can be eaten without ill effects.
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Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission
Integration Starts For Police 24 Hours Early
Atlanta police implement security measures 24 hours before nine Negroes attend white public high schools for the first time in Georgia history. Damaris Allen, 16, opts for a full tuition scholarship at Spelman College, not Brown High, Mother cites offer value. Police forecast peaceful desegregation despite boycott literature and picketing at Murph y High and City Hall.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Damaris Jeannette Allen
Negro Spelman College
Brown High
Robert L. Allen
Brown
Herbert Jenkins
Jenkins
Bars Bar Free Drinks In Wales Election Warning
More than 5000 bar keepers in Wales were warned they may contravene the Corrupt Practices Act if they offer free drinks for six weeks. An election in six weeks will decide if Welsh bars may open on Sundays. publicans face possible infringement for any attempted influence on the vote. Currently all Welsh bars are closed on Sundays.
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Cardiff
Wales
Fort Thomas Chief to Question 17 Year Old in Ohio Robbery Case
Police Chief Richard Quehl from Fort Thomas Kentucky arrived in McArthur Ohio to interview a 17 year old escapee from Zaleski Honor about a robbery during which the victim’s son was accidentally shot dead.
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Richard Quehl
Fort Thomas
Zaleski
Profit Sharing Debated As Auto Industry Trial Shifts
United States Auto Workers Union and American Motors Corp reach in principle a three year contract including a two fund profit sharing plan. The arrangement redirects funds to fringe benefits and to American Motors stock for workers. Industrywide skepticism persists as GM Ford and Chrysler balk at profit sharing beyond AMCs example.
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New York
United States Auto Workers Union
American Motors Corp
Amer
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Four Men Arraigned Over Nelsonville Short Change Plot
Four men were arraigned in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court on larceny by trickery after a fast shuffle at Ralph Barber's Service Station near Nelsonville. They allegedly used a $20 bill to pay for 40 cents worth ice cream bars, leading to a $10 shortchange dispute. Police recovered marked cards and loaded dice. The suspects were Norman Miller 43 Charlottesville VA, Furman Tibbs 3 Richmond VA, Lewis Coleman 47 Washington DC, Edward Johnson 54 Washington DC.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Ralph Barber
West City Limits
Ronnie McMullen
McMullen
Lancaster
Nick Sanford
Dale Townsend
Max Valkinburg
Lewis
Norman Miller
Charlottesville
Furman Tibbs
Richmond
Lewis Coleman
Edward Johnson
Washington, D. C
Senate Gambling Witness Poisoned
Washington crime investigators probe a poisoning of a scheduled witness. Frank W. Lyons was found unconscious at his home after an overdose of sleeping tablets just before questioning in a Senate gambling case.
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Washington
Senate
Frank W. Lyons
Brazil Congress battles military chiefs over Goulart succession
Brazil's Congress formed a commission of eight senators and eight deputies to study the military chiefs' challenge to the constitution as Vice President Joao Goulart's succession hung in the balance. Goulart remained in Europe awaiting a delegation while Rio Grande do Sul pledged support and Governor Brizola mobilized the state militia.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Congress
Goulart
Europe
Barcelona
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizola
Porto Alegre
Brizola
Uruguay
Rio
LABOR
Ray Ramos
Rainieri Mazzilli
Marshal Olybo Denys
Adaulto Cardoso
National Democratic Union
Supreme Court
Mazzilli
Navy
Air Force
Chamb of Deputies
Quadros
Brazilians Urged To Revolt By Castro After Quadros Resigns
Fidel Castro urged Brazil to rise in popular uprising to thwart a potential fascist regime after Janio Quadros resigned. He framed it as Cuba’s example and warned military leaders blocking Joao Goulart from the presidency. Castro offered to negotiate with the United States as equals.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Janio Quadros
Brazil
Joal Goulart
Castro
Quadros
Cuba
United States
Nixon Tops GOP As Miller Calls Nixon Leader
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller says Richard M. Nixon remains the titular leader of the party and governs its direction as the GOP moves toward the next election.
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New York
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
First Peace Corps Volunteers Depart for Africa
Washington reports the first two Peace Corps contingents depart for overseas duty. President Kennedy praised the volunteers, calling them the future of the program as 80 young Americans head to Ghana and Tanganyika for a mission to fight poverty and ignorance. They undergo training before reaching Africa with hopes of expanding the effort by next June.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Ture
Ghana
Tanganyika
Ced Aee Teers
Africa
Battle Group Tests Tactics
In Berlin the 1500 men of the 18th Infantry 1st Battle Group switched from lectures to a field test of combat readiness. Wearing battle gear they conducted maneuvers for several hours to practice deployment in densely populated areas, ending about 11 a.m. A routine test among the Big Three garrisons coordinates about 12,500 personnel. A Western intelligence agency report notes East German youths resisting military service amid the border buildup.
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Berlin
U.S
18Th Infantry
Information Bureau West
Opera Union Agree To Goldberg Plan
Washington announces settlement of the Metropolitan Opera dispute. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg says the 1961-62 season will proceed and that he will act as arbitrator to decide all issues on a binding basis.
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Opera
Goldberg
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Metropolitan Opera
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