Soviet Tanks Reach Border as Berlin Standoff Intensifies
Soviet tanks moved within 100 yards of the American sector of Berlin as U S military police and jeeps crossed into East Berlin for the third straight day. Khrushchev warned the West against threatening war while denying designs on West Berlin.
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U.S
Red Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
West Berlin
East Berlin
United States
Two American Sisters See Opera as Tanks Wartime Standoff Unfolds
Mary Barber 19 and Nancy Barber 22 from Joliet Illinois visited East Berlin to see Handel's Ezio. They encountered Soviet tanks near the Communist opera house and chatted with East Berlin police who allowed them through after passport checks. The sisters were studying French in Paris and had traveled from Germany last weekend in a rented car.
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East Berlin
Mary Barber
U.S
Mary
Nancy
Joliet
Ezio
Khrushchev Attacks West Berlin Freight Policy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev blasted Western powers during the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress for allegedly moving military freight spies and saboteurs to West Berlin. He questioned Western intentions and warned against actions against Soviet interests and world peace.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
Communist Party
Range Officer Says J S Will Make Tests
Rear Adm. John E. Clark Pacific Missile Range commander told a Pearl Harbor news conference that the United States should resume testing both atmospheric nuclear weapons and missiles with nuclear warheads in the Pacific. He said the atomic weapons system must be tested in its entirety and that this requires actual firing.
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Hawaii
John E. Clark
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Pearl Harbor
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Clark
Tanks Admit Soviet Responsibility in East Berlin Move
The United States described the Soviet tank movement into East Berlin as a belated admission of responsibility for that sector of the divided city. State Department officials cautioned they do not know if the move raises danger, but noted the Soviets have conceded responsibility in East Berlin.
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United States
Soviet Union
East Berlin
State Department
Foreign Office
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Diplomat Searbeck Convicted of Espionage in Warsaw Case
Irvin C. Searbeck, former U S diplomat, convicted of revealing embassy secrets to Polish agents. Jury found him guilty on three counts, innocent on one about removing a classified document from the American Embassy in Warsaw. He admitted passing information and distorting documents. Sentencing potential up to 33 years and $32,000 fine.
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U.S
Irvin C. Searbeck
Scarbeck
Warsaw
Poland
FBI
Ursula Discher
Berlin Crisis Tightens as Tanks Face Off
Berlin border tensions rise as Soviet and U.S. tanks stand about a mile apart on opposite sides. East Germans warn Americans against provocations while Washington presses the Kremlin for decisive action to end the border dispute. Gen Lauris Norstad calls major commanders to a conference in Europe as U S officials weigh defense concerns with Britain Roswell Gilpatric arrives for talks amid Allied worries about European defenses.
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Washington
United States
London
U. S
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Europe
DiSalle Plans 14 Speeches Statewide Tour
Governor Michael V. DiSalle will deliver fourteen speeches next month across Ohio to promote his programs and states he will not seek new revenues from the November 14 legislative session to fund them.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Tense Berlin border protests draw U S Soviet protests
The United States and the Soviet Union clashed over the East West Berlin border. U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson denounced East German demands for identity papers, while Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko protested what he called American provocation.
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United States
Soviet Union
East
West Berlin
U. S
Llewelyn Thompson
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Big Rocket Boosts S. S. Space Plans
Space program officials announce a major propulsion project as part of the national space effort. Key figures include Howard Benedict reporting on government and industry collaboration to accelerate moon and satellite initiatives.
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S.S. Space
Rockefeller Saws Tests Are Must for Nuclear Force
New York Governor Rockefeller urged full scale nuclear testing to deter Soviet aggression. He said the United States must maintain weapons parity and proposed lighter warheads and mobile missiles, during a Sigma Delta Chi speech in Miami. Saturn rocket flight at Cape Canaveral marked a milestone toward American moon goals with eight engines and a projected Apollo program timeline.
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Cape Canaveral
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Atlantic Ocean
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America
Russia
Kennedy
United States
Lunar
Ohio Valley group urges speedup of river navigation projects
The Ohio Valley Improvement Association warns of a traffic crisis on the Ohio River unless the Budget Bureau increases federal spending on navigation improvements. It calls for start of construction on Racine Locks and Dam in Ohio and a replacement for locks 48 and 49 in Kentucky, with preconstruction planning for several more across Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Kentucky.
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Army Engineers
Racine
Ohio
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Hannibal
Monroe County
Wetzel County
W. Va
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Ind
Willow Island
Waverly
Belleville
Cannelton
Markland
McAlpine
Anthony Medahl
Pike Island
Public Health Service to inventory fallout defenses
The Public Health Service will complete by today an inventory showing what each state can and cannot do to cope with fallout from Soviet nuclear tests. Result of a two day meeting of about 100 federal state and local health officials, the inventory will reveal legislative personnel and equipment capabilities and highlight weaknesses. Sessions were closed to the public and press. The service says current fallout levels do not demand drastic action but require continuous surveillance and readiness of protective measures if needed.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Hardy
Optimistic On Asia Scene With SEATO Ambassadors
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor met SEATO ambassadors in Bangkok and reportedly gave a report on the plight of Communist menaced South Vietnam. An informed source says Kennedy adviser spoke with optimism about South Viet Nam’s future but privately less hopeful. Taylor’s party of 12 starts home Saturday.
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Thailand
Maxwell D. Taylor
Seato Alliance Nations
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Temperature Outlook with Warm and Wet Period
Temperatures will average three to six degrees above normal with highs around the sixties and lows near the upper thirties. A slow cooling trend is expected to begin by Tuesday. Rainfall remains light under two tenths of an inch with scattered showers likely Sunday or Monday.
Halloween Safety Advice From National Safety Council
The council urges caution on Halloween with tips for costumes and visibility. Use reflectors on dark regalia, swap candles for flashlights, ensure masks fit, and walk in groups of four to five while seeking treats only at familiar homes.
Expect Bomb Appeal Vote In UN Today
United Nations officials expect the General Assembly to approve an appeal to the Soviet Union to halt a 50 megaton bomb test, despite Soviet signals they will ignore it. The assembly moves on the eight nation resolution after Security Council actions on Outer Mongolia and Mauritania membership.
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Mauritania
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Burning ships collide in heavy fog near San Francisco
Two ocean freighters the Hoegh Cape of Norway and the Waitemata of New Zealand collided north of San Francisco in dense fog and caught fire. The ships steered into the bay under their own power and docked as Coast Guard and fire crews controlled the blazes. No injuries were reported among the 101 crew aboard both vessels.
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Autumn leaves still color Ohio, parks report says
The Division of Parks reports continued vibrant fall foliage across most of Ohio. Color remains vivid as trees show bright reds oranges and yellows through the week, indicating a strong season for leaf peepers.
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Ohio
Division of Parks
Ohio AFL CIO Says Regret DiSalle Not Seeking Re election
The official Ohio AFL CIO publication expresses regret over Governor Michael V. DiSalle’s decision not to run for re election. It notes the Democratic governor’s exit will shape campaign dynamics and party messaging in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio Aflcio
Michael V. DiSalle
Biggest Ship Joins Fleet In Ceremony at New York
The warship Constellation is commissioned as the Navy’s largest vessel. Naval leaders and civilian dignitaries attend a shipboard ceremony amid parades and flying banners marking the occasion.
Poular Change Columbus Ohio Historical Quarterly
The Ohio Historical Society will discontinue its Ohio Historical Quarterly with the December issue and replace it with a more popular publication aimed at laymen and scholars.
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Ohio Historical Society
Ohio Historical Quarterly
Court Fails Hoffa Bid in Local Union Election
The U S District Court in Washington ruled it lacked jurisdiction over a National Labor Relations Board ordered election among 2000 milk and ice cream drivers seeking to split from Cincinnati Teamsters Local 98 and form a separate union under an AFL CIO charter. Hoffa indicated appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals before the Tuesday deadline.
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Teamsters Local 98
Alexander Holtzoff
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft Jr Says He Will Seek Office Next Year
Cincinnati Republican Robert A. Taft Jr. says he will be a candidate next year for either U S senator governor or congressman at large but has not decided which office to seek. He spoke after a speech in Cleveland and answered reporters questions.
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Robert A. Taft Jr
Cincinnati
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Voeller's Government Day Civil Defense discussion
Washington civil defense director John N. Bailey told U S residents at Government Day that nuclear war dangers require real awareness. The program covered radiological defense and NASA background with a Shepard flight documentary and was sponsored by Congressman Walter Moeller for the 10th district.
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Cincinnati
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Walter H. Moeller
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