Rusk and Gromyko end talks with little progress on Berlin
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko returned home after three lengthy discussions at Geneva with no significant agreement on Berlin. They reiterated their positions on a German peace treaty and Western rights in Berlin tied to Allied conquest.
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DiSalle Predicts 8 Percent Income Rise for Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle forecast an eight percent rise in Ohio personal income in 1962 after a one day campaign swing. Speaking at a Defiance dinner he cited analysts projecting Ohio top only six states in income gains and said per capita income should exceed 2500 dollars.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Telecast of Berlin Wall Flash Shocks U S Viewers
A Telstar live telecast from Berlin shows the wall dividing the city prompting awe among Americans. The program originates in West Berlin at Heinrich Heine Strasse near a crossing point to East Berlin.
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Berlin Wall
United States
Telstar
Berlin
Heinrich Heine-Strasse
East Berlin
Kennedy backs Puerto Rico vote on status choice
President Kennedy said Puerto Rico should vote on its status inde pendence statehood or continuing the commonwealth in a letter to Gov. Luis Munoz Marin. Vice President Johnson would deliver the message during the celebration of the commonwealths 10th anniversary.
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Kennedy
Puerto Rico
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luis Munoz Marin
Johnson
United States
Billy Graham backs Supreme Court prayer ruling
Billy Graham said the Supreme Court decision banning official prayers in public schools was fine though he warned against removing religion from government. He called for a constitutional amendment to clarify the ruling. Nearby in Newport Rhode Island Rear Adm. Charles F Fielding, 76, former first enlisted man to reach rear admiral, died after illness.
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Billy Graham
Newport
R. I
Charles F. Fielding
Glouster Man Slays Wife and Ends His Life
Ralph Cain 41 fatally shoots wife Ida 36 on Maple Street then kills himself after a domestic feud. Police and state troopers scour the area. Cain had been facing commitment to Athens State Hospital and threats to others. Four of the Cain children were home. neighbors reported ongoing disputes and prior threats.
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Athens
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Pan American flight engineers settle labor dispute
Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers reach a binding arbitration based agreement after a six hour session led by Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg. The deal favors three man jet crews with priority for the third seat and could influence a parallel Eastern Air Lines dispute. Separately in Tel Aviv Dr. Robert Soblen's lawyer seeks immigration clearance for the Soviet spy lifer to return to Israel as he fights a British appeal.
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Pan-American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Transport Workers Union
Pan - American
Northeast Airlines
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Tel Aviv
Israel
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
Britain
Senate panel finds Hoffa tied to Corallo in Teamsters probe
A Senate investigations subcommittee report accuses Teamsters president James Hoffa of corrupt ties with New York mobster Antonio Corallo. It cites a taped message urging theft and warns Hoffa aided by aides in payoffs. Findings cover hearings held in January 1961 and name Bernard Stein and others connected to the case.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Teamsters
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Tony Ducks
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New York Supreme Court
Y. Vincent Keough
Elliott Kahaner
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Force May Be Used In Katanga Force May Be Used In Katanga
United Nations officials discussed acting Secretary-General Thant’s proposal to consider military force as a last resort to end Katanga secession if economic pressure fails. Thant stated the UN planned new action against Katanga but did not intend to launch a military initiative.
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N.Y
UN Congo Advisory Committee
U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Thant
Moise Tshombe
London
Priest Target of Extortion Case In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 48 year old former jockey from Covington Roy Ernst denied knowledge of an extortion plot against a Catholic priest. He claimed he acted as a favor to an acquaintance when he took a bundle believed to contain twenty thousand dollars. Police intervened at the planned exchange triggered by threats from an anonymous caller accusing church funds of private use. The Dominican Republic reports a planned formal accusation of Cuban subversion.
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Conrad Roy Ernst
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Ernst
Cletus A. Miller
Mr X Surrenders in Stock Theft Case Without Talk
Alan Jack Pomeranz, named as Mr X by authorities in the $1.37 million stock theft from Bache & Co, turned himself in to Dist Atty Hogan's office. He refused to provide information beyond name and details, while Morgenthau announced the arrest of a 13th defendant, Edward Schoenberger known as Bobby Edwards.
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Alan Jack Pomeranz
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Bache & Co
Dist. Atty
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Edward Schoenberger
Bobby Edwards
Harriman Sees Khrushchev Keeping Laos Agreement
W Averell Harriman former ambassador to Moscow says he trusts Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to keep his word on the Geneva agreement guaranteeing Laos independence. Harriman assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs spoke after arriving from Geneva by air on Tuesday. Ohio five day forecast noted with temperatures about five degrees below normal and scattered rain expected.
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Teen Babysitters Form Fair Practice Code in Roselle
Six 16 year old babysitters in Lockwood Village apartments draft a six point fair employment code for 308 families. They demand promised pay refunds for shortchanged rates, one day minimums, advance notice of emergencies, reports of broken TVs, no extra children, proper overtime rates, and respectful treatment as professionals.
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Negroes May End Albany Racial Move
Albany officials and Negro leaders weighed suspending mass demonstrations after a protest march ended in clashes that injured two officers. The violence followed a federal judge’s ruling renewing anti segreg ation activities. Martin Luther King Jr. called the incident regrettable.
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Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Ben Bella Gains Power in Algeria Amid Regime Change
Ahmed Ben Bella presses toward power in Algiers after Ben Youssef Ben Khedda falls. He heads to Tiaret for a National Liberation Front meeting in Tlemcen as he dominates the Political Bureau and eyes premier chair. Kennedy and Arosemena pledge unity against aggression across the hemisphere.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Tiaret
Tlemcen
National Liberation Front
Consumer Costs Rise in June Reaching New High
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index increased by 0.1 percent in June to 105.3 of the 1957-59 base. Higher food costs drove the rise with fresh fruit up nine percent, a seasonal factor, and restaurant meals up 0.5 percent. The dollar's buying power fell about five cents versus the base period.
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Washington
Abor Department
Sour Apple Incident Leads to Court Dates
A 19 year old Lewis Poole employe of a local produce market tossed an apple to a coworker, it hit patrolman Richard Hoover’s motorcycle and Hoover punched Poole. Both face Municipal Court appointments.
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Columbus
Lewis Poole
Poole
Richard Hoover
Hoover
Nuclear blast again postponed due to cloud cover
Honolulu reports the United States postpones a second high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island for 24 hours. Monday night’s delay was four times as hard for scientists, who finally pushed the shot back 24 hours after ten postponements. Clouds at 20 000 feet hindered the operation.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Those Over 45 Told To Get Flu Shots
Washington officials urge persons 45 and older to receive flu shots before winter. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry recommends starting the shot series after Sept. 1 and completing by mid December as Asian flu is anticipated.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
Mikoyan Returns Home From India After Talks With Nehru
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan flew to Moscow after profitable talks with Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi. He stopped overnight en route home from Indonesia.
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