Three Berlin settlement options: lenient, lethal, legal
AP analysis outlines three paths for the Berlin dispute as Kennedy and Khrushchev face off. A legal settlement would recognize East Germany. a lenient compromise avoids crisis. a lethal route risks war if Soviet-backed East German routes are cut off to isolate West Berlin.
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East Berlin
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Truman
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Britain
France
NAACP Backing Freedom Rides Says Wilkins
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins says the organization approves freedom rides and defends them from critics. He argues for a mix of legal action and protest and cautions against rejecting all noncourt actions as tests of law.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
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Mass
Wilkins
Associated Press
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Hawkeye Open preview features top NCAA tennis players
Des Moines notes a sneak preview of nationally ranked players in the NCAA championships during the Hawkeye Open starting today. The event highlights the presence of notable competitors as Iowa hosts the tennis showcase.
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Des Moines
Liz Taylor Impersonates Eddie Fisher Nightclub Waitress
Elizabeth Taylor shocked at the Desert Inn Las Vegas by donning a waitress disguise during Eddie Fisher's closing show. She created havoc by dropping crockery and shouting in a high pitched cockney voice, fooling Fisher until her wig came off.
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Eddie
Elizabeth Taylor
Las Vegas
Eddie Fisher
Television Board Sets Shorter Commercial Rules
The Television Board of the National Association of Broadcasters approved changes to its TV code in Washington. Peak hour maximum ad time drops from six to four minutes per half hour and nonprogram material counts toward the limit. Spot commercials between shows are cut from three to two in peak viewing periods.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Association
Methodists Approve Nonviolent Civil Rights Demonstrations
In St Paul Minnesota about 800 delegates from 398 churches approved a resolution backing sit ins and freedom rider demonstrations as consistent with Methodist teaching from the 1960 general conference. The measure also condemned John Birch Society propaganda and urged open discussion of social issues within churches while challenging charges of communism to be proven.
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Minnesota
John Birch Society
Conference
Commission On Christian Social Concerns
National
World Councils of Churches
Methodists
Methodist Church
Greeks and Romans Honor the Dead with Floral Tributes
The article notes ancient Greeks and Romans honoring their deceased with lavish floral arrangements.
Stevenson Takes Alliance for Progress Plan to Bolivia
Adlai E. Stevenson carries President Kennedy's alliance for progress plan to Bolivia as part of an 18 day Latin American tour. He aims to secure U.S. backing at the Uruguay meeting and notes Bolivian upheaval amid unrest and a state of siege.
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JFK
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Santiago
Chile
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress Plan
Stevenson
Latin America
Victor Paz Estenssoro
la Paz
Uruguay
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Washington
Kennedy seeks amicable resolution before federal civil rights action
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy states that prior to pursuing federal action on a civil rights issue he first tries to determine if the matter can be settled amicably.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Sandstone Inmate John Hill Dies in Accident
John Wesley Hill fifty five of Sisseton D D and formerly of Sioux Falls died after a tractor toppled onto him while unloading. Pine County coroner ruled the death accidental with funeral services held in Sandstone Minnesota. Survivors include wife Margaret of Browns Valley Minnesota.
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