Adenauer Arrives for Talks with Kennedy on Berlin
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, age 86, arrives in Washington for a two day Berlin summit with President Kennedy. Secretary of State Rusk greets him at Andrews Air Force Base and they proceed to Blair House for a first session on Berlin futures and Western plans for access and status quo.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Kennedy
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrews Air Force Base
Blair House
White House
Soviet Union
West German Leader Seeks U S Guarantee On Berlin Stand
AP analysis notes Chancellor Adenauer travels to Washington to press for U S assurance that Berlin will not be sacrificed. It weighs Khrushchev’s leverage, Cuban missile crisis impact, and the gamble of new proposals to keep West Berlin free without provocation or war.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
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Rusk
Adenauer
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
West Berlin
Four Men Sought In Theft From Truman Library
Independence police issued pickup orders for four men in a theft at the Harry S. Truman Library. A guard said the four men were in the library Sunday and did not seem like ordinary visitors. The 444 coin collection, owned by former Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder, had been on display since March 23 and was described as irreplaceable.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
John W. Snyder
Typhoon Karen Devastates Guam Far Worse Than War
AP dispatch from Honolulu reports Typhoon Karen leaving Guam with at least five dead, hundreds injured, 90 percent of civilian buildings damaged, and 45,000 homeless. Described by Acting Gov. Manuel Guerrero as more serious than 1944. 174 mph winds. communications cut. impact spreads toward Okinawa and the Philippines.
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Guam
Manuel Guerrero
U.S
Japan
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Guerrero
Western Pacific
Karen
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
Ginsburg Sees No Immediate Rutland Policy Change After Hoff Victory
Rutland Railway President William S. Ginsburg says no sudden shift in state policy toward the Rutland line after Hoff defeats Keyser. ICC order to abandon pending appeal, state may designate purchasers for three segments if final. Hoff supports state buy and lease to private operators. Keyser favors private control of select segments.
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F. Ray Keyser
Philip H. Hoff
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Keyser
White Creek
N.Y
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Hoff
Vermont
Puerto Rico
Burlington
Russia China Crisis grows as India war looms
Washington reports a widening rift between the Soviet Union and Communist China over the India border. Soviet promises to deliver MIG fighters to India next month are seen as a turning point in the cold war. Khrushchev plays both sides while China denounces India and seeks doctrinal independence. India asks the U S for air support including high altitude helicopters. Nehru says he has received assurances on the situation.
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China
Russia
India
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Peiping
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New York Herald Tribune
Khrushchev
Lenin
China-India
U.S
Chou En-lai
Marines Halt Show of Armor at Guantanamo Fence
U S Marines canceled an armored parade along the Guantanamo fence after Cuban militiamen plus a rock attack near a machinegun bunker. Capt O Toole and Cpl Fine described the incident and discipline, with no injuries reported as the arms quarantine loomed.
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Cuba
Patrick E. O'Toole
San Clemente
Calif
Gordon L. Fine
O'Toole
Kennedy
Goldwater calls for Kennedy to dismiss four senior aides
In New York, Senator Barry Goldwater urged President Kennedy to oust Adlai Stevenson and three other top administration officials claiming they pushed a soft policy toward communism. He criticized Stevenson Bowles Schlesinger Jr. and Goodwin for advising caution in Cuba and urged removal for undermining U.S. strength.
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Chester Bowles
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Richard Goodwin
Wings Club
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Khrushchev
United States
Bowles
Schlesinger
Goodwin
Adlai Stevenson
Briggs Quits Post After Nearly 50 Years
SEARSBURG Vermont George Briggs longtime town officer and town clerk resigned effective yesterday. Town selectmen appointed Mrs Albert France to succeed him She will keep office hours at her residence in Sleepy Hollow Briggs and his wife plan to move to Jacksonville to be near a daughter
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Vermont
George Briggs
Albert France
France
Sleepy Hollow
Briggs
Jacksonville
Union District Maps Site For New High School
Union High School District No 14 hosts a 7 30 p m public meeting at Bennington Elementary School to discuss admitting Pownal and Woodford districts, review planning work for a proposed high school, and present site options with architect and educational consultants.
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Union High School District No. 14
Bennington
Pownal and Woodford Town School
Benjamin Thompson
Architects Collaborative
James Redmond
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Kennedy holds line on Cuba bomber removal at UN talks
At UN in New York Kennedy and aides press to remove Soviet jet bombers from Cuba. Stevenson Yost and McCloy brief U Thant and plan new talks with Soviet delegates. Castro rejects UN on site checks while Mikoyan’s Havana visit continues.
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N.Y
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Cuba
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Stevenson
Security Council
Charles W. Yost
John J. McCloy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Khrushchev
U.N
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Pentagon
State Department
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Havana
U.S. Navy
Suzanne Clift Case Heads to Grand Jury
The case of 21 year old Boston socialite Suzanne Clift charged with murder goes before a Suffolk County grand jury tomorrow. Clift, arrested Oct. 4, is accused in the killing of 27 year old Italian engineer Piero Brentani whose body was found in her Beacon Hill apartment.
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Boston
Suzanne Clift
Suffolk County
Miss Clift
Piero Brentani
Brentani
Beacon Hill
Red Cross Drops Proposed Cuba Inspection Role
The International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva says an immediate ship inspection plan for Cuba has been dropped. The committee no longer deems an inspection vital to avert a world war and would have nominated inspectors to act under U.N. authority if carried out.
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Red Cross
Cuba
International Committee of the Red Cross
Paul Ruegger
New York
U.N
U Thant
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