Free World Praises Kennedy While Soviets Hold Fast At U N
U N delegates anticipated no shift from Andrei Gromyko as Kennedy urged disarmament and a Berlin settlement. Western diplomats noted Kennedy’s proposals to freeze nuclear arms, while Gromyko signaled a separate peace with East Germany and offered cautious replies in New York.
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U.N
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
General Assembly
Kennedy disarmament plan labeled unsatisfactory by Moscow
Radio Moscow said Kennedy’s disarmament proposals to the U N General Assembly fail to abolish arms or liquidate bases on others’ territory. It warned such measures cannot guarantee general disarmament and dismissed his focus on Germany and West Berlin.
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Moscow
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
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Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Congo Army Man Arrested in Katanga Treason Case
President Moise Tshombe announced Capt. Mwamba, former chief of staff, is under arrest awaiting trial for treason. He alleged Mwamba contacted U N officials contrary to orders and will face a military court. No specifics of charges were released.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mwamba
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Mwambe
U. N
Wedemeyer Critiques Kennedy Admin Over Soviets Policy
Retired Gen Albert C Wedemeyer accused the Kennedy administration of being soft on or appeasing the Soviet Union in hopes of reciprocal treatment. He spoke in Dallas Texas outlining his warning against détente.
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Dallas
Tex
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Soviet Union
Pentagon backs use of nuclear weapons if needed in Berlin crisis
Joint Chiefs of Staff and Secretary of Defense McNamara agree to possible nuclear use in any clash with the Soviet Union over Berlin. The White House and Kennedy emphasize U S resolve and possession of nuclear capabilities, countering critics who say the U S lacks the will to use such power.
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Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
DiSalle panel highlights Ohio education funding needs
Seventeen reporters attended a two day briefing with Governor Michael V. DiSalle and his cabinet on state finance. Dr. John D. Millett urged funding for six state supported colleges noting only 25 percent of college age Ohioans are now in higher education and predicting 5,000 more students next year without extra state appropriations.
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Michael V. DiSalle
John D. Millett
Miami University
Ohio
Millett
Thieves Rob Jewel Store on Riviera
Masked gunmen pulled off the largest jewel robbery of the summer on the Riviera near Monte Carlo. Three robbers entered the Clere jewelry shop opposite the Monte Carlo Casino in the morning and forced an elderly saleswoman to lie on the floor while they scooped jewels from display cases amid sleeping households.
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Clere
Monte Carlo Casino
Tornado force winds lash southeast Ohio injuring resident
A storm packing tornadic winds 60 to 80 mph hit Nelsonville and surrounding communities causing widespread damage. One injury reports a broken shoulder for Mrs. Zuretta Fick as streets were blocked by fallen trees and battered roofs. Power and telephones were disrupted across the region.
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Ohio River
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Cable's Alley
Commonwealth Prefers Empire Ties Over European Market
Britain faces opposition from Commonwealth members as Duncan Sandys signals a possible accommodation with Europe. He emphasizes choosing the Commonwealth in any choice between Europe and the Commonwealth, while 130 delegates applaud. Commonwealt h countries fear loss of tariff advantages if Britain joins the six-nation European Trading Group.
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Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
Europe
Strong
European Trading Group
Archaeologist Reports Hercules Statue Found at Petra
Amman reports Dr. Phillip C. Hammond, an American archaeologist, says he has uncovered a marble statue of Hercules at Petra in South Jordan. The discovery highlights Petra's ancient artistry and adds to its historical significance.
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Jordan
Phillip C. Hammond
Petra
South
Injunction Dropped Against Maritimers
NEW YORK I M U S Dist Judge Sylvester J Ryan dissolved on Monday the 80 day injunction against maritime union strikes on both coasts. The federal government dropped its Taft Hartley injunction demands in July. All East coast disputes have been settled.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
Tree Fall injures woman in Nelsonville storm
A gust blew Mrs. Zuretta Fick from 2242 Fort St. to Mount St. Mary Hospital after an elm fell on Franklin Street entangling her in cable and branches. She suffered a broken shoulder and cuts. Neighbor Mrs. Leona Warren arrived home to find a tree inside her bedroom.
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Fort St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary
Leona Warren
St. John St
Swiss Jet Lands Safe At Geneva
A Swiss Airlines twin jet Caravelle diverting from London to Zurich landed safely at Geneva Airport after fog caused an emergency. The craft circled 142 hours with the landing gear partly stuck before pilot Hans Kaufmann brought it to a controlled stop on the runway, with no serious injuries reported among 30 or more aboard.
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Zurich
London
Charles E Wilson Dies at 71
Detroit obituary reports Charles Erwin Wilson former GM president and secretary of defense in Eisenhower's first term died in his sleep at his Louisiana plantation from heart disease He was 71.
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Charles Erwin Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Communists react to Kennedy UN speech with mixed praise
President Kennedy’s United Nations address drew warm praise from allies while hostile responses came from Moscow and allied Communist outlets. Nonaligned nations were urged to help protect the UN and pursue disarmament, with worldwide reaction including British and Asian praise and Sweden calling it measured and nonthreatening.
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Moscow Radio
Tass
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ADN
U S May Need Open Air Tests
Senator Henry M. Jackson warned atmospheric nuclear tests may be needed if the Soviets reject Kennedy's move to ban all atmospheric testing. He noted the Soviets have exploded 15 atmospheric shots, the United States two underground tests, as talks continue with Britain and the United Nations.
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Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
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Great Britain
United States
Administration
Frank Fay dies at 63 in Santa Monica
Frank Fay a former Broadway comedian and radio star died Monday night at St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica California He was 63 years old and known for his stage and radio work in the mid century.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Frank Fay
St. John’s Hospital
East German recognition possible in Berlin talks
The Berlin crisis may lead to a Western Soviet compromise as Kennedy signals a possible formula for negotiations. Western diplomats privately expect a deal or fall options, with Khrushchev seeking recognition of East Germany and Allied withdrawal of troops as a condition. Kennedy stressed defense of West Berlin and hope for a peaceful solution.
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Kennedy
United Nations
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Adenauer Plans Retirement Message On British TV
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 85, told a British TV audience he had no plan to remain chancellor for another four years. He said he had had enough and would relinquish office after a certain time to prepare his successor before elections in 1965. Government officials noted the remarks were recorded last Saturday.
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Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
UAW Seeks Fast Pact With Ford After GM Deal Reached
UAW President Walter P. Reuther aimed for a speedy Ford contract after finalizing a local dispute with General Motors. Sources said negotiations could wrap by Thursday, paving the way to bargain with Chrysler next.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
JEK In Good Form According To Soviets
After President Kennedy spoke on Monday Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko shook hands with him and declared You were in good form The pair met as Gromyko passed through a reception line He appeared in high spirits during the meeting in New York News service report from United Nations headquarters
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N. Y
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
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