Jackie Leaves Italy on Amalfi Coast Holiday
Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline bade farewell to the Amalfi coast ending a 23 day Italian holiday. They depart Rome at 7 31 a.m. EST aboard Pan American for New York and proceed to Quonset Point Rhode Island. President Kennedy plans to join them for the Labor Day weekend at Hammersmith Farm Newport. The family engaged in swimming water skiing and yachting during their Amalfi sojourn.
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Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Rome
Pan American World Airways
New York
Kennedy
Quonset Point Naval Station
Rhode Island
White House
Washington
Quonset Point
Hammersmith Farm
Newport
Plan Aims Nuclear Test Ban by 1963
The United States proposes continued talks among the three nuclear powers during the recess to seek a test ban by year end. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean said the American British and Soviet subcommittee could finish by November 1 to make a treaty effective by January 1, 1963. The conference recesses September 8 to November 12 as negotiators report to the UN General Assembly. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasili Kuznetsov said Moscow will study the proposal.
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Geneva
United States
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
UN General Assembly
Vasily Kuznetsov
Space Agency Launch Tests Heat Shield at Ocean Reentry Pace
Space Agency scientists launched a four stage Scout rocket from Wallops Island Virginia to study heat shields for high speed atmospheric reentry. The test reached about 80 miles high and was expected to land in the Atlantic near 100 miles east of Bermuda with no recovery attempt.
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Wallops Island
P—Space Agency
Atlantic
Bermuda
Firefighters Begin Mop Up Operations North of Los Angeles
Firefighters started mop up work on two mountain brush fires north of Los Angeles after containment of one and control of the other. Moist ocean winds aided crews as they gained the upper hand Thursday night.
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Los Angeles
Rail Officials Seek End To Walkout In Mediation Talks
Chicago and North Western Railway leaders and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers met at a federal mediation session in a hotel dining room urged by Francis A. O Neill Jr. of the National Mediation Board to settle the strike that halted 1000 telegraphers and idled 16 500 workers, with little hope of quick resolution. The ghost carrier disruption affects the Midwestern network as negotiations continue.
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S—W. Willard Wirtz
Lower
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States Supreme Court
Goldberg
Richard Daley
Chicago and Northwestern
Felix Frankfurter
Chicago —P
Chicago and North Western Railway
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
O’neill
North Western
Nuclear Ship Narrowly Avoids Collision in Hampton Roads
The nuclear merchant ship Savannah skirted a crash with the destroyer Stickell by about two feet as both entered Hampton Roads on the Savannah's maiden voyage. A Navy spokesman said Stickell sounded emergency signals and backed away, one of seven destroyers in the narrow channel.
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Norfolk
Savannah
Hampton Roads
Stickell
Navy
U S Appeals to NATO Allies on Cuban Shipments
Washington reports that American appeals to NATO allies to discourage Communist bloc shipments to Cuba have drawn limited but generally satisfactory replies. The United States raised the Cuban issue at NATO Council meetings in Paris and plans to again do so amid a new wave of Russian shipments.
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Washington
U. S
NATO
Cuba
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
John Glenn Day Highlight At Ohio State Fair
Ohio State Fair reaches day seven with John Glenn Day drawing crowds and awards. Astronaut John Glenn of New Concord arrives around 11 a.m. to view exhibits, deliver a youth message, and present prizes with Gov. DiSalle. Attendance so far tops 220,000, exceeding last year’s eight day total.
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Columbus
John Glenn
New Concord
Fairgrounds
Glenn
Oqohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Kennedy signs the communications satellite bill
President Kennedy signs the satellite bill creating a privately owned corporation to run a global messaging and picture network. He states safeguards protect public interest and no single entity will dominate the venture while promising wide access and lower cost communications worldwide.
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Washington ——P
Kennedy
Congress
Guerrillas Shoot Down Hel icopters in South Viet Nam
Communist guerrillas shot down two U S Army helicopters in South Viet Nam’s central highlands wounding four American advisers who were evacuted after the incident. The men were not seriously hurt and their names were kept private.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Remarkable Girl Defies Odds Relearning to Swim
Dell Derrien of Sheboygan, paralyzed and deaf seven years ago, has regained most faculties and learned to swim. Her aunt Mrs. Lorren Friedrichs described her recovery at a New York conference, noting Derrien now walks with a wheelchair, reads lips, and works part time as a photo retoucher while awaiting her brother Dermis’s Navy release in mid September.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Dell
Derrien
New York
American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Lorren Friedrichs
Miss _ Derrien
Della
Dermis
Steel firms defy Senate subpoenas in Kefauver probe
Top executives of four large steel companies did not appear before the Senate Anti trust subcommittee, refusing to provide data on production costs. Senator Estes Kefauver called the move willful contempt and urged citing the executives for contempt as the panel prepared to meet in closed session.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Congress
Guard Units Are Settled On Himalayan Frontier
Reports from the Indian protected border state of Sikkim say the Communist Chinese army is settling farmer guards along the Himalayan frontier to secure the Tibetan border. The guards sometimes are families and are tasked with converting Tibetans to communism and promoting Chinese life ways. Also Havana radio announced six Cuban counter revolutionaries sentenced to a firing squad for killing four militiamen in Matanzas Province.
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Gangtok
Sikkim
Key West
Fla
Havana Radio
Matanzas
Fresno flight lands after hydraulic leak forces Gov Brown to abort
A plane carrying Governor Edmund G. Brown and his wife landed in Fresno after a hydraulic fluid leak sprayed the cabin. No injuries were reported. In Hong Kong, Typhoon Wanda nears as rains hoped to alleviate water shortages in the British colony’s refugee camps.
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Fresno
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Hong Kong
Wanda
Peace Corps Volunteers Complete Training At OU
Forty volunteers finished an eight week Peace Corps training at Ohio University and received graduation certificates at Baker Center dinner. Ambassador Jacques Kuoh Moukouri and his family attended from Washington with greetings from Cameroon where the volunteers will serve two years. Dr. Joseph F. Kauffman spoke on the program’s benefits beyond teaching and development and noted 1300 volunteers overseas and 2500 more trained this summer.
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Peace Corps
Ohio University
Joseph Zasloff
Jacques Kuoh Moukouri
Cameroon
Joseph Kauffman
Roy Fairfield
U. S. Peace Corps
Baker Center
Repre
Federal Republic of
Kuoh
Washington, D.C
Bassador Kuoh
Cameroons
Joseph F. Kauffman
Kauffman
America
Sargent Shriver
Singapore
Sophia Loren Marriage Voided in Mexican Court
A Mexican court voided the proxy marriage of film star Sophia Loren and producer Carlo Ponti, potentially averting an Italian bigamy trial. Loren’s Mexican attorney said a decree would be announced today, with Milan and Juarez authorities confirming the nullification.
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Milan
Italy
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Juarez
Mexico
Antonio
Transfer of 2.3 Million for State Relief Match
The Controlling Board approved moving 2.3 million dollars to enable Ohio to match county poor relief expenditures for July. Welfare Director Mary Gorman led the transfer from fourth quarter funds to the first quarter of the new fiscal year starting July 1. House Speaker Roger Cloud supported the move, citing the state obligation to match despite questions about high relief costs.
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Columbus
Mary Gorman
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
VP Dances With Turkish Girls in Nicosia Streets
In Nicosia Cyprus the U S vice president Lyndon B Johnson and his wife danced in the Turkish quarter amid cheering crowds during a 24 hour state visit. A separate item notes a Alaska crash near Seldovia killing five aboard a twin engine plane en route to Homer. A Columbus report says Highway Safety Director J Grant Keys will resign September 15 to campaign for the 13th district Democrat candidate.
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Cyprus
P—U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Seldovia
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Homer
Seattle
Columbus
J. Grant Keys
Ulbricht Leaves Moscow for East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht, leader of East German communist party and government, departed Moscow today for East Berlin signaling a high level political move amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
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