Army areas tab four Guard divisions for possible federal duty
The Army moved four National Guard divisions the 26th Massachusetts the 28th Pennsylvania the 32nd Wisconsin and the 49th Texas armored into position for possible federal call to free regulars for overseas duty. Along with 475 reserve units these units receive top priority training to boost readiness with about 96 000 total strength and 52 000 ready reservists attached. The measures could take 15 days to near full strength. Also Ohio's 2nd Automatic Weapons Run 174th Artillery Athens named in a top priority group for intensified training and possible callup along with 17 other Ohio units.
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28Th Infantry
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32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
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Athens
East Germans Use Tear Gas On Demonstrators
Communist police used tear gas water jets and firecrackers to disperse West Berlin demonstrators near the Red barricades. In Neukölln crowds swelled as tear gas grenades struck a newsstand and a neon sign, with arrests reported. In Wedding the crowd faced five tear gas grenades as West Berliners booed and police intervened.
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Neukoelin
Wedding
West
Hurricane Carla Moves Toward Gulf Uncertain Path
Hurricane Carla shifts toward the Gulf of Mexico with forecasters unsure whether it will head toward the U S Gulf Coast or Mexico. The US Weather Bureau in Miami expects Carla to brush northeast Yucatan and western Cuba as it enters the Yucatan Channel. Winds near the center reach about 75 mph while the storm moves slowly northwest.
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Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
U.S. Gulf Coast
US. Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Cuba
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Church Closes Doors Amid Wave of Burglaries
In Chicago St. Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic Church has been forced to close its doors except during services due to a spate of burglaries, officials said.
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Chicago
Khrushchev Pushes German Peace Conference Bid
In Moscow Khrushchev urged creation of a multination German peace treaty conference after Belgrade message urged talks with Kennedy. He spoke at a Kremlin banquet honoring Nehru and said no changes to Western powers’ interests would be pressed.
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Khrushchev
Belgrade
Kennedy
Ain't Included in Webster's Third Dictionary
Springfield Mass reports Webster's third New International Dictionary will include the word ain't. Gordon J. Gallan of G & C Merriam Co. says the term is used orally in most parts of the U S by cultivated speakers.
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Springfield
Mass
Gordon J. Gallan
G. & C. Merriam Co
U. S
Grant Steps Down Amid Commission Friction
Clinton New York two members of the federal Civil War Centennial Commission resign including chairman Ulysses S Grant III as friction rises over demotion of the executive director.
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Clinton, N.Y
Federal Civil War Centennial Commission
Ulysses S. Grant Ili
Commission
Neutrals Start U S Plea for Nuclear Talks Amid New Soviet Test
The Kennedy administration signals a sympathetic reply to 25 neutral nations urging U S Soviet talks to avert nuclear war. U S monitors report a fourth Soviet atmospheric test near Stalingrad, about 1,600 miles from Semipalatinsk, with fallout detected in Alaska.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
United States
New Orleans Displays Hope as Desegregation Reopens
New Orleans marks the start of its second year of public school desegregation with leaders urging peace. Police Chief Giarusso warned of immediate arrests for demonstrators as two schools Mc Donogh No 19 and William Frantz begin first grade desegregation, while others will follow by Sept 15.
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New Orleans
Joseph I. Giarrusso
McDonogh No. 19
William Frantz
Orleans Parish
Mcdonogh No
Frantz
Titan Flight Extends Range Marks Near Operational Readiness
A Titan intercontinental range missile flew 6100 miles on a Wednesday night, ejecting an experiment capsule picked up by a recovery ship. The flight tied the previous distance record and moved the weapon closer to deployment readiness. Air Force crews plan a Vandenberg launch in a few weeks to signal full operational status alongside Atlas missiles.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Grandma Moses Turns 101 in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS N Y America's famed painter Anna Mary Robertson Moses celebrated her 101st birthday with a quiet family gathering. She noted she has had 100 birthdays before and enjoys opening gifts early, as she cherishes time with her two sons 11 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.
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Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Goulart Poised To Assume Brazil Presidency
In Brasilia Joao Goulart prepared to take the largely ceremonial post as Brazil's president. The nation appeared to lean toward a centrist government likely to ease toward Castro and a distant stance from the Communist bloc.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Fidel Castro
Communist Bloc
FBI Seeks Cleveland Securities Dealer in Bond Theft Case
The FBI aims to locate a Cleveland securities and mortgage dealer connected to bonds valued at 55000 allegedly used as collateral for loans totaling at least 40000. Authorities describe the investigation as ongoing and seek information leading to the suspect.
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Cleveland
FBI
Cleveland Securities and Mortgage
UAW Reuther Sees GM Deal Pattern For Ford
Walter P. Reuther aims to finalize the GM UAW agreement and then seek a Ford settlement. He predicts a pattern for Ford and Chrysler with essential agreement on wages and benefits. GM extends plant deadline and talks continue under a strike truce.
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Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
General Motors
FORD
LAW
Reuther
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
UAW
Minnesota and Texas Contestants Lead Miss America Prelims
In Atlantic City the Miss Minnesota and Miss Texas captured top honors in preliminary judging of the Miss America Pageant. Nancee Ann Parkinson from West St. Paul won the swimsuit award while Linda Jacklyn Loftis of Fort Worth claimed the talent prize with Sempre Libera. The opening rounds drew 6781 spectators.
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Minnesota
Parkinson
West St. Paul, Minn
Texas
Linda Jacklyn Loftis
Fort Worth
Tex
Defense seeks sanity exam for Jones in murder case
In Point Pleasant the court ordered James Edward Jones held at Lakin State Hospital for a mental evaluation before entering a plea to a first degree murder indictment. The 33 year old is accused of fatally shooting his brother in law Lewis Dale Bates on June 3. Eye witness Hannelore Crump is held as material witness or may post 1000 bond for her appearance.
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Point Pleasant
William H. Bardin
James Edward Jones
Hogsett
Lakin State Hospital
Jones
Lewis Dale
Buddy) Bates
Hannelore Crump
No More New House Seats Kill Payoff For House Size Bills
The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday killed all bills to increase House size to aid states losing seats. The current membership stands at 437 with Alaska and Hawaii, reverting to 435 after 1962.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Alaska
Hawaii
Nelsonville Man Killed In Accident On Expressway Project
Nelsonville construction worker William Matheny, 43, died after a 23 000 volt line arced from a crane cable as he and James McGuire 38 held a 10 ton counter weight on an Interstate 70 bridge job over the Licking River. McGuire survived with burns and was listed in good condition. Funeral services for Matheny are set for Saturday with Elks memorial rites tonight.
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Zanesville
Nelsonville
William 0. Matheny
Chestnut St
Ohio Power Co
Licking View
Matheny
McGuire
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ethel Matheny
Fayette St
William C. Matheny
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Charles E
Gary
Charles L
Johnson
F. M. Wentz
Elks
Green Lawn Cemetery
Government Agency Gets Name Changed in Senate
The Senate passed by voice vote and sent to the White House a bill renaming the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization to the Office of Emergency Planning. The agency advises the President on civil defense policy and its functions were moved to the Defense Department.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Office of Emergency Planning
Defense Department
Judge Mayor In Hot Feud
Youngstown scene as Common Pleas Judge Batisti warns Mayor Franko to stop derrogatory comments. The judge fined Franko 500 dollars plus costs after finding him in contempt of court and sentenced him to 10 days in jail but suspended the term.
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Tempt
Ed Franko
Cheaper West Coast Trip via East Coast Layovers
A Columbus Ohio travel tip urges flying east first to save on a Los Angeles trip. The ticket agent explains routing via Cincinnati boosts cost to 244.80 plus tax, while adding New York stops and an excursion jet option to L A can reach 255.10 if 13 to 30 days stay are planned.
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