Note on Berlin crisis note viewed as bitter propaganda
Washington officials see the Soviet note to the Western powers on Berlin as a sharp propaganda blast signaling possible new moves in the city. The note, received in Washington and other capitals, rejects four power talks and hints Khrushchev may seek a separate treaty with East Germany to control supply routes, while Western powers insist East German authority not replace Soviet responsibility.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
State Department
U.S
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Progress Slow In Telegraphers Strike On North Western
Federal mediator Francis A. O'Neill Jr. plans further separate talks with North Western negotiators and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers as a week of negotiations yields little progress. About 1000 union members walked out last Thursday over job security, halting operations in nine Midwestern states. O'Neill says day to day talks will continue, but quick settlement seems unlikely. The strike disrupts commerce and pushes businesses to seek alternate transportation across a broad region.
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Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
Francis A. O’neill Jr
North Western
Union
O’neill
Soviets Fail Repeated Mars Venus Space Attempts
U S space officials report the Soviet Union failed in five of six Mars and Venus spacecraft attempts with one Sept 1 misfire and a Aug 25 breakup. Only the 1961 Venus probe came close before radio blackout.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Mars
Venus
U. S
Soviets
America
Mariner
Earth
U.S. Space Agency
Iran Counts Dead From Earthquake Toll Rises Across Villages
Tehran reports 7560 bodies buried in 31 mud brick villages with 60 more villages awaiting tally. Surviving count hits 26,618 with many injured. Tehran hospitals crowded with about 2500 casualties as death toll likely exceeds prior estimates.
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Tehran
Iran
Red Lion
Red Cross
Job Climb Reported By Labor Department
Washington reports August employment rose by about 200000 to 69762, the highest level in history and edging toward 70 million by year end. Columbus notes new unemployment claims rose in the week ending Sept 1, continuing recent ups and downs.
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Labor Department
Washington
Exong
Columbus
Mariner 2 Becomes Sun Satellite After Gravity Shift
Pasadena scientists announce Mariner 2, 447 pounds, is captured by the sun’s gravity at 1.6 million miles out, becoming a sun satellite for the remainder of its life. It will pass Venus December 14 and its science gear will be shut off. Jet Propulsion Laboratory researchers mapped the gravities guiding its path.
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Pasadena
Calif
Space
Mariner 2
Venus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Algeria Quiet After Brief Civil War Flareup
Algeria faced a tense pause as fighting surfaced near Aumale and Orleansville after Ahmed Ben Bella ordered a front line tour to halt renewed clashes. Heavily armed regulars reportedly pressed guerrilla roadblocks violating cease fire terms, leaving about 40 soldiers dead at Aumale and more clashes elsewhere.
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Algiers
Algeria
Thireen
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Aumale
Orleansville
Berrouahia
Deportation Delayed As Soblen Poisons Himself
Ohio Republican nominee outlines plan to build golden age villages housing 11 000 inmates from mental institutions. State Auditor James A Rhodes says four year program near five major areas would ease overcrowding and let staff focus on treatment. Funding could come from bonds repaid by resident rentals with potential federal aid.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
GOP
Red Spy Soblen Poisoning Halted Deportation To U S Prison
Dr Robert A Soblen, a 61 year old psychiatrist and former wartime spy, attempted suicide with barbiturates minutes before a deportation flight to New York. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital in serious condition as British authorities proceeded with his removal.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Home Office
Soblen
Hillingdon Hospital
New York
Brixton
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
Lord's Prayer Recited in Public Schools Across Nation
Readings from the Bible and recitations of the Lord's Prayer occurred in many classrooms as students returned to school. New York communities considered optional national anthem verses or America. Nanuet School Board approved silent meditation in line with state guidance after a Supreme Court ruling. Massachusetts maintained standard Scripture readings and prayer recitations per education officials.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Nanuet
N. Y
Rockland County
James E. Allen, Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Massachusetts
State Commissioner of Education
Cuba becomes pawn in Cold War as Soviet aid surges
Washington reports Soviet military aid to Cuba magnifies its role in the Cold War. U.S. action could trigger higher costs and charges of hypocrisy while Cuba, if unmolested, trains guerrilla forces and could become a launch point for wider regional conflict. Fidel Castro’s regime has built an armed force of about 250 000 to 300 000 with U S and Soviet weapons.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
U.S
Vice President Johnson Welcomed in Naples Amid Rousing Cheers
In Naples Italy Vice President Lyndon B Johnson received a warm enthusiastic reception from vast crowds. Neapolitans lined the streets cheering chanting and waving as his goodwill tour continued in the southern city known for its immigrant links to the United States.
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Naples
Italy
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Dayton board expected to elect successor after Pottinger
Dayton city commissioners plan to fill the vacant seat of missing member David Pottinger who disappeared after the August 1 meeting and has missed five straight sessions, with an election anticipated in roughly four weeks.
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Dayton
David Pottinger
Pottinger
Commission
Plan to liquidate Knowles China Co. set for Sept 13
East Liverpool report: stockholders will vote at a special meeting September 13 on liquidating Knowles China Co. of Newell West Virginia one of the nation's oldest dinnerware manufacturers.
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East Liverpool
Knowles China Co
Newell
W. Va
Kennedy to Inspect Four Space Installations
President Kennedy will visit four space installations next week to study progress and aid the 1964 budget. Budget Director David E. Bell accompanies him. The trip starts Tuesday with Cape Canaveral, then Huntsville Alabama, Houston Texas, and St. Louis Missouri to review Saturn booster work and Mercury capsule production at McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
David E. Bell
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Huntsville
Ala
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
United States
Houston
Tex
Manned Space Flight Center
St. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
GOP Set To Draft Platform At Ohio Convention
GOP leaders in Columbus outline plan for state convention with a 23 member resolutions committee meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. and a public hearing at 10 30 a.m. in the Deshler Hilton Hotel. The joint gathering precedes opening sessions for about 1790 delegates and alternates, with William E Miller delivering the keynote at the RKO Palace Theater.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Resolutions Committee
Deshler Hilton
Bliss
RKO + Palace
William E. Miller
New York
Girl Killed In Accident In South Point
IRONTON Ohio two five year old girls were hit by a truck as they walked home from the first day of second grade. One girl Leslie Jarrell died on arrival at a Huntington hospital and Theresa Adams was critically injured with broken limbs and a fractured skull while authorities questioned the truck driver.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
South Point
Leslie Jarrell
Huntington
Theresa Adams
Jaffe Buys Estes Empire Assets for 8.7 Million
Morris D. Jaffe president of Fed Mart Stores of San Antonio bought all assets of the Billie Sol Estes empire for 5.8 million with interest and grain payments raising the total to 8.7 million. Moore, trustee, said all assets were sold.
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EL Paso
Tex
Morris D. Jaffe
Fed-Mart Stores
San Antonio
Billie Sol Estes
Jaffe
el Paso Times
Moore
The
Estes Holdings
Times
Pageant Finalists Crown Two Preliminary Winners
A Miss America pageant report notes Pamela Gilbert, 21, of Illinois, won the swim suit segment with a 36-24-36 figure and Charlotte Ann Carroll, 19, from Mississippi, captured top honors in the talent division with a singing and dancing impersonation. Also, Charles de Gaulle arrived in Düsseldorf for a state visit to West Germany.
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N.ji
Illinois
Mississippi
Pamela Gilbert
Charlotte Ann Carroll
DE Gaulle
Duesseldorf
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
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