U S and Allies Face Congo Dilemma Over Union Efforts
Washington and London show converging aims on Congo unity while warning against forceful unification. U S Air Force expands airlift to U N missions around Elisabethville as Kennedy and Macmillan prepare for Bermuda talks.
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Congo
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
London
Washington
United Nations
U.N
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.S
State Department
Belgium
France
Tshombe
Central Africa
Elisabethville
Big Question Is Russian Expansion Over the Years
James Marlow argues in Washington that twenty years after World War II the Cold War remains unresolved. He questions how communism grew from 170 million in Russia to about one billion across Europe, Russia, China, and Southeast Asia, and whether it can be contained or evolved into a neighborly order.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Europe
Red China
Southeast Asia
Yalta
Hitler
West
Labor Supports Kennedy Trade Plea But Labor Leaders Hold Cautious View
Labor union leaders welcomed President Kennedy's call for broader tariff cutting powers at AFL-CIO and manufacturers meetings but warned a clear plan to aid workers hurt by imports is needed. George Meany pledged cooperation while others pressed for specifics on wage and price controls and a balanced budget. Kennedy noted unity but refrained from repeating a balanced budget pledge to the union audience.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Congress
America
George Meany
David J. Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Youngsters Roam Chicago Streets During Hunt
An 11 year old boy and his 10 year old sister wandered Chicago for three days while police hunted them and papers circulated their pictures. They toured on buses and trains and slept in basements, financing their travels by selling empty pop bottles. They were found Wednesday and placed in family court custody pending an investigation.
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Chicago
Lance Michael Geary
Shirley
Professor Dies. Dartmouth English Professor E. Bradlee Watson
E Bradlee Watson 82 professor emeritus of English at Dartmouth College and founder of the Dartmouth Experimental Theater died Wednesday. He taught at Dartmouth 29 years and co edited Contemporary Drama an anthology of plays published since 1931.
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Anacortes
Wash
E. Bradlee Watson
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Experimental Theater
Watson
Dartmounth
U S Military Growth Since Pearl Harbor Deconstructed
A Washington report contrasts 1941 forces with today noting total manpower rose from 2.06 million to 2.8 million and Navy fleets from 345 ships to 381 warships while missiles and ballistic subs expand nuclear reach. It highlights changes in air power, carriers, radar, and artillery, including the B52 and Polaris systems.
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Navy
Pearl Harbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Army Air Force
Soviet Union
United States
Japan
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By James Marlow
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ACE Hardware Stores
Harry Cullen Jr
Harry III
Camille
Austin Insurance Agency
Austin Savings & Loan
JFK
U. S
Elton
Fay
Peal Harbor
Philippines
Cleveland
Thorp
Richard Alley
Ing Shopping Center
Austin
Corning
Austin Exchange
Clinton
Bernard Charles C, Clarence T
Sylvester L. Albert
Alice
Red Oak Grove Creamery
Red Oak Grove
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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