Union Leader Calls JFK Rail Peace Plan Unfair
Roy E. Davidson told Congress the Kennedy plan to compel arbitration could cost him his job as head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He argued ICC arbitration would be biased and unfair, as hearings continued on Kennedy’s proposal to avert a nationwide rail strike.
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Jury Asked to Ignore Dr Ward's Immorality
London AP The defense in Dr Stephen Ward's vice trial rested its case urging the Old Bailey jury to focus on five charges. Attorney James Burge said Ward's life was not at issue and that notoriety over earnings from prostitutes and procuring girls under 21 had ruined his career.
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James Burge
Old Bailey
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Soviet bloc rebuffs Moscow on central planning plan
Soviet bloc rejects Khrushchev bid for Kremlin based central planning. Comecon officials cite bilateral talks for bloc coordination. Romania resists Soviet experts shifting away from heavy industry. East European governments fear losing economic independence. Bloc to set up its own international bank on January 1.
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Romania
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North Korean ambush kills two American soldiers near DMZ
North Korean troops killed two U S soldiers and wounded another in a dawn ambush about 20 miles from Seoul near Chungyang Dong inside the demilitarized zone. The attack used machine guns and grenades from seven ambush positions. Names of the Americans were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Hearings Begin On Test Ban Pact Ratification
Under secretary Harriman opens Senate and House hearings on the Moscow accord to ban all but underground nuclear tests. Joint Chiefs views expected to influence the outcome as critics warn about military dominance in security policy.
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U A R to Adhere to the Treaty
President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced the United Arab Republic will join the partial nuclear test ban proposed by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. Israel is expected to follow. He urged further disarmament talks and the elimination of nuclear stockpiles.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Israel
Nasser
Alexandria
Nehru
U.A.R
France Won't Sign Test Ban but Will Seek New Talks
President Charles de Gaulle announced France will not join the Moscow limited nuclear test ban. He urged a general disarmament conference by year’s end and said France would halt its program only if stockpiles are destroyed by the United States and Soviet Union. He defended NATO as essential and warned the Moscow pact does not end the nuclear threat.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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Soviet Union
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Britain
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Survivors Flee Skoplje After Quake Ruin
Thousands evacuate quake shattered Skoplje amid fear of a typhus epidemic. Premier Grlickov says about 900 bodies recovered with 700 still buried. city to be razed as authorities plan a new settlement for 270000 residents on a safer site.
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Alexander Grlickov
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Grlickov
Southeast Asia summit stirs regional tensions over Malaysia plan
Southeast Asia leaders led by Indonesia Philippines and Malaya converge in Manila to address the Malaysia federation and a broader peace agenda. Brussels ministers weigh lowering U S poultry duties as US warns of tariffs. Civil rights pickets rise at Downstate Medical Center as authorities keep order. An Argentine escapes East Berlin in a car similar to an Austrian’s earlier attempt. Yves Saint Laurent debuts a mood of opulence with knee-length hemlines and thigh-high boots. John Birch Society 1962 income climbs to 737716 with major donations and travel expenses cited.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Diosdado Macapagal
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Norbert Konrad
Konrad
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West Berlin
Helga Werner
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John Birch Society
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Belmont
Division of Public Charities
Robert Welch
Inside Champlain Waterway hearings begin in two weeks
News briefs note two week timeline for hearings on the Champlain Waterway mission. Other items report New England weekend deaths among record highs, drought threats to Northeast crops, and an editorial on the test ban treaty. Also covered are a Britten War Requiem premiere review, a Manchester art show, and a Little League playoff win for Norshaft-Arlington.
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