Khrushchev Reaffirms Berlin Stance in Romania Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, speaking to railway workers near Bucharest, said no war over Berlin, no deadline, and that meat prices rise due to the arms race. He urged a US–Soviet agreement to make West Berlin a free city or sign a peace treaty with East Germany. He warned against pushing the button.
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Romania
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Goldberg Leads Late Negotiation On Air Travel
Washington AP top mediators rush to avert a flight engineers walkout against Trans World Airlines before a 2 p.m. EDT deadline. The engineers demand cockpit third-seat staffing as union and airline talks continue past midnight with Labor Secretary Goldberg mediating. Kennedy to suspend strike via Railway Labor Act while a factual inquiry is set. Also threatens 10 000 American ground workers strike at midnight Friday, with further delays possible.
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Pilots Association
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Transport Workers Union
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New York
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Tornadoes and Hail Forecast for New England Coast
The Weather Bureau forecast scattered severe storms today with winds to 80 mph and hail from 2 to 8 pm. Forecasters warned of one or two tornadoes possible in southern Vermont New Hampshire Rhodes Island Massachusetts and Cape Cod. At 1 30 pm radar showed only weak showers in eastern Massachusetts.
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New Hampshire
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Vermont Unemployment Drops Over Ten Percent
Vermont unemployment fell by more than 10 percent last week with the number of idle workers dropping below 3,000 in Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Severe weather batters Midwest with tornadoes and hail
A squall line from Texas to the Great Lakes unleashed violent storms Monday night. Tornadoes ripped through St. Louis region and Illinois into Indiana, toppling poles and trees while bringing heat in the 80s and 90s elsewhere. Fatalities occurred in Indiana from downed wires and accidents.
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Tenn
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Williams and Hutton Seek Union District Posts in Bennington
John H Williams III of 155 Main St and J Goodall Hutton of 329 Elm St announce their candidacy for two union district board seats to be elected from the four participating districts at the June 26 meeting. Hutton, a 14 year veteran on the local school board, holds regional posts and honors. Williams serves on the union district planning board committee, with broad community involvement.
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Elm St
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Educational TV Wins in Maine Primary Voting
Maine voters appear to back a 1.5 million education television bond with 32 984 for and 26 272 against from 21 cities and 121 towns. Portland and Lewiston contributed a large yes margin as rural areas stayed mixed. Bond funds would finance transmitters at Presque Isle Orono and Calais and a studio at the University of Maine campus in Orono.
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ETV
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Calais
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Augusta
Peace Walkers Reach Capital In Bomb Protest
Three pacifist groups calling themselves Walk for Peace arrive in Washington to protest nuclear weapons tests. They come from Chicago Hanover New Hampshire and Nashville Tennessee, plan a rally behind the White House and a march to the Jefferson Memorial led by Bradford Little of the Committee for Non Violent Action.
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Walk For Peace
Chicago
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Biggest Nuclear Blast Delayed by Cloudy Weather
The United States postpones the biggest Pacific test again due to clouds over Johnston Island. Forecasters at the Weather Bureau in Honolulu warn the same clouds are not moving, risking further delays beyond the 11 p.m. HST reschedule.
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Joint Task Force 8
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Pacific
Stocks Decline In Gentle Skid As GM Falls
The New York morning stock market edged lower with must modest losses across key issues. General Motors dropped about 1 percent to 48 1/2 amid news a Du Pont stockholder committee plans to sell up to 2.8 million GM shares under a court order. Du Pont eased slightly as the broader market drifted lower.
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Uniforms Burn at American Base in France Fire
Fire at the American base near Tours France destroyed an estimated 800000 dollars worth of uniforms shoes and other clothing in a quartermaster building. Officials attributed the blaze to an electrical short circuit.
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France
China
De Gaulle nuclear plan blocks face tough hurdle in Paris
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens a NATO capitals tour with aims to align a common nuclear policy but Paris resists. The Paris talks focus on Berlin negotiations, nuclear armament, and Europe’s political integration as Washington and Paris diverge on core NATO issues.
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Hurricane hunting satellite launched into orbit from Cape Canaveral
The Tiros V weather satellite blasted off on a Thor Delta rocket at 7 18 a m, aiming to photograph cloud cover and study killer storms. NASA said the craft reached orbit two hours later and sent pictures to Wallops Island, with two TV cameras transmitting live images during the first orbit.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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