Rusk and Home Meet to Align Berlin Policy Amid Tensions
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with British Foreign Secretary Lord Home in London to coordinate Western policy on Berlin and other global flashpoints. Western notes to Moscow urged early East West talks in Berlin and proposed a summit of Big Four commands to curb wall shootings. Rusk and Home discussed Berlin settlement ideas and the shifting Soviet internal crisis impacting negotiations. They also examined China’s growing military power near Quemoy and Matsu and the potential impact on Formosa.
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London
U.S
Dean Rusk
Wth
Lord Home
Europe
Asia
Africa
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Rusk
United States
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Fukien
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Sarlie Denies He Left U S To Defraud Group
Jacques Sarlie returns from Paris and denies fleeing the United States to defraud creditors. He disputes charges by McDonnell & Co. that he ordered stock on his account during Edward M. Gilbert’s bid to control Bruce and Celotex. The case, tied to Bruce withdrawals and Celotex stock, is under Manhattan DA scrutiny.
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New York
Jacques Sarlie
Wall
McDonnell & Co
Sarlie
Justin N. Feldman
Gilbert
Bruce
Celotex
McDonnell
E. L. Bruce Co
Brazil
Gilbert Gilbert
Celotex Corp
Feldman
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Manhattan
Atlantic High Band Concert Scheduled at Sunnyside Park
The Atlantic high school band performs a weekly concert at Sunnyside Park Tuesday evening under Director Arthur Meyer. The program features Steel King, Beguine for Band, Autumn Leaves, Pennies from Heaven, Pinocchio, Northport, Hand Clap Blues, Tin Lizzie, Velvet Glove, Hear Thou Our Prayer, Kentucky Babe, and the Star Spangled Banner with Archie Kinnison and family visiting during his 30 day leave from Ozona Texas prior to a reassignment at Wheeler air force base in Hawaii.
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Atlantic High School
Sunnyside Park
Arthur Meyer
Steel King
Sousa Eymann
Kate Johnson
Yoder Northport
Akers
Barons Eisch Tin Lizzie
Archie Kinnison
Ozona
Tex
Dick Kinnison
Poplar Street
Oahu Island
Wheeler Air Force Base
Weather outlook with patchy clouds and mild temps
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with little temperature change. Lows Monday night are expected to be 55 to 60 while highs Tuesday reach 80 to 85. The outlook shows partly cloudy skies and little change again Wednesday.
Eastern Pan Am Strike Settlement Sought
Federal mediators and Labor Department officials pressed for a settlement of the Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways strikes in New York. Eastern has been idle since Saturday with 18,000 furloughs, while Pan Am flight engineers briefly returned to work under a court order.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Pan Am
United States
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
W.willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Union
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Pan-Am
Pan American
George Rosling
Eastern Airlines
Rosling
Erbe To Hold Project Talks In Akron Iowa
Gov Norman Erbe and state officials meet with South Dakota's governor in Akron to discuss a proposed Big Sioux River flood control project. Proponents say the Corps plan would reduce flood damage while conservationists warn of habitat loss and bridge relocations.
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Des Moines
Norman Erbe
Akron
Iowa
South Dakota
Big Sioux
Erbe
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Father Goes Back to School for Diploma
Harold Merle, 23, who quit high school six years ago and later returned to finish, served as commencement speaker at Alexander Central School. He urged classmates to stay in school and take all offered courses. Merle, married with two children, plans electronics studies at a technical school while pursuing his diploma and working part time as a mechanic.
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Alexander
N.Y
Harold Merle
Alexander Central School
Merle
Mrs Cecil Watson Elected Head Of Woman's Baptist Mission Society
Mrs Cecil Watson of Newton was elected president of the Woman's Baptist Mission Society. Other officers include Mrs Frank Patterson Jefferson vice president Mrs Vane Lucas Bedford missions vice president Mrs Gail Patterson Lohrville Christian training vice president and Mrs Robert Rowat Des Moines secretary. A $20000 fundraising goal was set for the coming year with $1000 allocated to the American Baptist Center at the State College of Iowa.
Laos Cabinet Denounces U S Troops in Thailand
Laotian Information Minister Phoumi Vongvichit, speaking for the pro Communist Pathet Lao faction, denounces U S troops in Thailand as a threat to Laos peace as Premier Souvanna Phouma shifts leadership of a new coalition. The cabinet reportedly discussed recognizing Red China East Germany and Poland but did not decide.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Vongvichit
Souvanna
France
Government of National Union
Vongvichit
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvania
United States
Red China
East Germany
Poland
Motorcyclist Dies After Cr crackup at Cedar County Fairgrounds
James Flynn 25 of Des Moines died from injuries after a dirt track crash during a Cedar County Fairgrounds motorcycle racing program. Two other Des Moines riders were involved as Flynn’s bike skidded into a second bike and he was struck by a third rider. He died at University Hospitals Iowa City several hours later.
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Tipton
James Flynn
Des Moines
Cedar County Fairgrounds
Flynn
Robert M. Houser
Arate Garvis
Iowa City
Motorcycle Realers
Man Dies After Motel Fall in Dubuque
Gunnar John Magnuson 48 of Limedsforsen Sweden died from a fractured skull after a fall in a motel bathroom in Dubuque. He was en route to the Seattle World's Fair with Albert Linden of Linden Travel Service. An autopsy confirmed the skull fracture and sheriff's investigators deem the fall accidental. Magnuson had become a U.S. naturalized citizen in 1950 before returning to Sweden to live with his father.
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Dubuque
Gunnar John Magnuson
Limedsforsen
Sweden
Magnuson
Seattle
Wash
Albert Linden
Linden Travel Service
Linden
Dubuque County
Hank Spielman
Spielman
United States
Dubuque Bulldozer Operator Dies After Cliff Fall
Walter Murphy 50 of East Dubuque Illinois died from injuries after his bulldozer plunged over a 30 foot cliff while he prepared ground for a residential development in the Dubuque area. He had been in critical condition since the accident a week earlier.
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Dubuque
Walter Murphy
East Dubuque
Tornado hits Oak Forest suburb near Chicago
A sudden tornado tore seven blocks by about 500 feet through a new Oak Forest subdivision near Chicago Illinois. Transformers ripped from power poles cut electricity and stopped pumps drawing water from wells to the community reservoir.
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Oak Forest
Chicago
Illinois
Canada Enacts Austerity Regime To Bolster Dollar
Ottawa announced a belt-tightening plan with tariff hikes and federal spending cuts aimed at supporting the weakened Canadian dollar. Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker urged national unity and said the measures would be temporary as Canada secured over 1 billion in short-term aid, mainly from the United States, and the Bank of Canada raised rates to 6 percent.
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Ottawa
Canada Today
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Canada
United States
U.S
Bank of Canada
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Dog Saves Boy From Rattlesnake Fight in Tennessee
In Chattanooga, a boxer dog named Bup Bup leapt between 3 year old David Gamble and a rattlesnake, killing the snake after being struck three times. The dog fell gravely ill but recovered after nurses at a city hospital provided an antidote.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
David Gamble
Bup Bup
Dewey Gamble
Warm spell rolls across Iowa with highs near 80
The Associated Press reports warm weather spreading over Iowa with temperatures expected to reach the 80s Monday. Sunday highs ranged from 91 in Cedar Rapids to 89 in Council Bluffs, while early Monday lows varied from 57 at Spencer to 66 at Council Bluffs. A trace of rain was reported at Lamoni. The five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely later in the week.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Spencer
Lamoni
Cincinnati Man Glenn Jones Visits Family
Glenn Jones of Cincinnati Ohio is spending a week with his mother Mrs J E Jones at 1000 Maple and other relatives and friends. He is employed with the Procter and Gamble company.
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Glenn Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E. Jones
Procter and Gamble Company
Sabin Polio Immunization Reaches 12,000 at Atlantic Sunday
About 12 000 doses of Sabin oral vaccine were given at Atlantic High School Sunday as part of a three shot polio program. Dr. Walter Giegerich announced total participation around 85 percent for Cass County and nearby areas. The second dose is planned for August 5 and the final for September 16.
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Walter Giegerich
Cass County
Griswold Center
Giegercih
Atlantic High School
Cass County Medical Society
Pharmacists
Atlantic Registered Nurses Club
Atlantic Jaycees
Lady Jays
Giegerich
Atlantic
California
Arizona
Sunita Bhalaik
International Farm Youth Exchangee
India
Lawrence Wedeme
Administration Strives To Keep Program Intact
The Kennedy administration presses to salvage parts of its legislative agenda. House opposition looms as a $277 million stopgap would fund agencies short of money, aiming to end the budget impasse between chambers. Senate leaders hope to extend June 30 deadlines through tax and farm measures.
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Congressional
White House
House
Senate
Appropriations Committees
Demo
Speaks
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Ford Back On Production Schedule
Ford Motor Co resumes production after 18 day strike by United Auto Workers Local 420 at Walton Hills plant. About 39,000 workers to return by midnight. 2,800 more to start today. assembly plants to resume Wednesday. Strike began June 7 over production standards and safety. union says Ford will spend 70,000 on engineering changes.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Local 420
Afl-Cio
Walton Hills
Ford
Estes Lawyers Seek Immediate Trial In West Texas Case
Billie Sol Estes' attorneys filed for an immediate trial on state felony charges. Judge J H Staley said the case would start this afternoon and granted a top-docket request with juror selection to begin later today in Pecos Texas.
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Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
J. H. Staley
West Texas
Estes
Staley
Duke Hospital Ends Racial Segregation in Private Rooms
In Durham Duke Hospital ends its policy of racial segregation for private rooms admitting patients of all races to private rooms. The decision follows Duke University opening its graduate schools to all races 15 months ago and, earlier this month, allowing Negroes into the undergraduate program.
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Durham
N.C
Duke Hospital
Duke University
Jackson Cub Scout Skating Party At Roller Palace Tonight
Jackson Cub Scout Pack 35 hosts a family skating party at 7 o'clock this evening at the Roller Palace.
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Jackson Cubs
Jackson
Roller Palace
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