Gromyko Seeks Western Unity Over Berlin Crisis
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko returns to Moscow with British backing for U S resolve to defend Western Berlin interests. In cordial talks with Macmillan and Home after meetings with Kennedy and Rusk, no real progress on a peaceful settlement emerged but tension eased. Informants say US and Britain united, while Britain sought to reassure Moscow against softer tones from London.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Kremlin
U. S
Berlin
Gromyko
Harold Macmillan
Lord Home
Kennedy
Rusk
Washington
New York
Troika
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Britain
Allies Ignore East German Threat Over West Berlin Police
The United States Britain and France plan to ignore a Communist threat against sending West German traffic police to West Berlin. East Germany's ADN warned any land or air arrival would be aggression and met accordingly. A routine alert tested readiness as 1000 American troops moved through West Berlin at 8 05 a m.
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United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
East Germany
ADN
Prague
Czechoslovakia
18Th Infantry 1St Battle Group
Vicarious Constituent Sends Letter
Ailing Sam Rayburn received a message Tuesday from former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Ike predicts Rayburn will recover and return to the State of the Union rostrum next January. The aide notes the term vicarious constituent stems from Eisenhower being born in Rayburn’s district.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sam
Ike
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Employment Reaches Record High in September
Washington reports US employment at 53.9 million in September a new record while unemployment falls 450000 to 4.1 million though the Labor Department calls the drop largely seasonal indicating mixed labor market signals.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
No decision yet on sending troops to South Viet Nam
The State Department stated on Tuesday that the U S government has made no decision to deploy American troops to South Viet Nam.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
South Viet Nam
U S Envoy Biddle Flown Home From Spain for Treatment
U S Ambassador Anthony J. Drexel Biddle will be flown back to Washington for care at Walter Reed Hospital after a bronchial pneumonia illness following a tour of northern Spain. He was hospitalized near Madrid at Torrejon after limited response to initial treatment.
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Madrid
U. S
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Biddle
Spain
U. S. Air Force
Torrejon
United States detonates third underground nuclear test
The Atomic Energy Commission said on Tuesday that a low yield underground nuclear blast at its Nevada facilities was the third announced since testing resumed last month. No details of the test were released.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Weather Bureau weighs plan to bomb hurricanes
The Weather Bureau considers studying conventional or nuclear bombs to disrupt hurricanes. Chief Dr. Francis J. Reichelderfer says the idea is in the gleam stage and would need a national nuclear test atmospheric policy. He notes TNT tests on a hurricane could occur in two to three years, with large scale silver iodide seeding planned for 1962 after small trials this year.
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Francis J. Reichelderfer
Weather Bureau
Reichelderfer
National Press Club
UN-Soviet talks on Hammarskjold successor stall
Negotiations in New York between the United States and the Soviet Union over a successor to Dag Hammarskjold stalled over the timing of a statement by the nominee and the deputy nationality. A U S spokesman said no progress was made after a two hour session with the Soviets.
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N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Secretariat
U. S
Valerian A. Zorin
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General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Latin America
Africa
Hotta Challenges AFL to Rival Union Clash
Organized labor leaders refuse to reinstate the expelled Teamsters and weigh forming a rival union to lure Hoffa's members. Hoffa vows victory as Meany notes about 100 locals have sought to join the AFL CIO, while AFL CIO chiefs wary of a full confrontation.
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Afl-Cio
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Communications Workers
Joseph Beirne Ceft
Aflcio
George Meany
Transport Workers
Michael Quill
New York
Organized Labor
James R
Hotta
Portland
Ore
Teamsters Union
Cheorge Meany
Meany
Rayburn Stricken by Pneumonia in Dallas
House Speaker Sam Rayburn, treated at Baylor Hospital for lymphatic cancer, developed left lobar pneumonia with plural effusion during the night and is now in critical condition, according to a noon bulletin from his doctors.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Diplomat Scarbeck Faces Testimony Over Polish Secrets
Former U S embassy official Irvin C Scarbeck is on trial for allegedly passing four classified papers to Polish agents. FBI agent Patrick Rice described confessions about a blackmail plot involving Scarbeck and his mistress Ursula Dischler. Defense argues to bar these statements as evidence.
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Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U. S
FBI
Patrick M. Rice
Searbeck
Ursula Dischler
State Department
Samuel Klein
Leonard Walsh
Scarbeck
Warsaw
Klein
Rice
Miss Discher
White House reception features informal attire and early start
President and Mrs. Kennedy hosted the first fall White House reception greeting Vice President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren along with Supreme Court members. Guests wore informal clothes, the event began at 6 p.m., and champagne and a buffet offered hot and cold canapes mousse of foie gras and seafood.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Kennedys
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earl Warren
Citizen Challenges Building Permit Law Over Fallout Shelter
A. Webber Borchers, 55, was arrested in Decatur Illinois for constructing a fallout shelter without a city permit. He described the permit rule as ridiculous, posting bond of $100. A police magistrate will hear the case in a week with possible fines from ten to one hundred dollars.
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Decatur
A. Webber Borchers
Borchers
Tristan da Cunha Refugees Flee Volcano Eruptions
About 260 residents and visitors fled Tristan da Cunha as a 7640 foot volcano erupted threatening Edinburgh settlement. Refugees rode two small boats through rough seas to Nightingale Island and waited for a Dutch liner to Cape Town.
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Tristan da Cunha
South Africa
South America
Nightingale Island
Cape Town
Tristan
Edinburgh
McElroy Says Racketeers Targeting Him in Election
Ohio attorney general Mark McElroy told Findlay College students racketeers intend revenge at the polls next year. He warned voters that neglecting voting rights shows a lack of patriotism and jeopardizes national survival.
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Findlay
Mark McElroy
Findlay College
McElroy
Foreign Office denies Mongolia UN stand shift
Formosa foreign office spokesman virtually denied reports that Nationalist China might alter its position on Outer Mongolia's admission to the United Nations.
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Formosa
Foreign Office
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Draft Lodge Movement Now Underway
Massachusetts faces a hot 1962 Senate race as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. publicly rejects drafting and a bid emerges from a group led by Paul Vaitses Jr. Lodge, former U N ambassador and Time Life adviser, could join Richard Nixon in a Republican bid if he runs. The contest also involves Gov. John Volpe and potential Kennedy family intrigue in Boston.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Paul Vaitses Jr
Boston
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Time
Life
Fortune
Senate
Vaitses
Draft Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
California
John A. Volpe
Statehouse
Volpe
National
John W. McCormack
House
Major Ohio Crop Yields Are Listed
Ohio farm yields from the Agriculture Department 1961 production estimates include corn 72 bushels per acre total 182,664,000 bushels wheat 30.5 bushels per acre total 43,981,000 bushels beans 28 bushels per acre total 47,488,000 sugar beets 15.5 tons per acre total 341,000 tobacco 1594 pounds per acre total 22,320,000 apples commercial production 3,300,000 bushels old crop corn 19,554,000 bushels wheat 8,356,000 bushels oats 27,258,000 bushels.
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Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Kennedy promises full U.S. aid to Chile reforms
Chile's Foreign Minister said President Kennedy pledged full U.S. support on Tuesday for a program of social, economic and financial changes in Chile.
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Washington
Chile
Kennedy
U.S
Folding Door Lost Ad Aids Kennard Recovery
A Messenger Lost column notice helped David Kennard locate a missing folding door along Route 56 328 between Carbondale and Logan. The ad notes prompt insertion in the Lost column is effective and mentions a 3 line ad costs 45 cents per day. Call LY 3-1242 today.
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Mr. Kennard
Carbondale
Logan
David Kennard
Arab Union Called For v Syrians
Damascus reports Syria’s provisional government proposed a Pan Arab United Arab States joining nations from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf. The 14 point appeal seeks a voluntary constitutional decentralized union to recapture Arab unity from Egypt and Nasser.
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Damascus
Syria
Atlantic
Persian Gulf
U.A.S
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mamoun Kuzbari
United Arab Republic
Mrs Roosevelt to Celebrate Birthdays Only in Five Year Intervals
New York reports Mrs Frankline D Roosevelt aged 77 will skip annual birthday celebrations. Miss Maureen Carr, her secretary, says the former first lady will observe her birthday only at five year intervals and will not mark it again until she turns 80.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maureen Carr
Corr
Hodges Announces Ohio Highway Grant
Washington reports Ohio will receive 35.99 million of 925 million in federal highway aid under the ABC program. The final 231.25 million was distributed by Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges, completing the national total.
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Washington
Ohio
Luther H. Hodges
Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Trend and Rain Variability
Temperatures stay near normal with highs around 67 and lows near 44. Eastern areas see 3 to 5 degrees above normal, cooler Thursday and Friday, then a warming trend by Sunday or Monday. Rain totals range from a quarter to three quarters of an inch in occasional showers, mainly tonight or early Thursday, with generally fair weather returning by the weekend.
Iran's Shah and Empress Arrive for Paris State Visit
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah arrive in Paris for a three day state visit. The entourage lands as France and Iran pursue bilateral talks and cultural exchanges.
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Paris
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Farah
Iran
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