Nehru Defeats No Confidence Vote in India
Prime Minister Nehru angrily shouted during a divided parliament as his ruling Congress party defeated the no confidence motion 346 to 61. Opposition charges on military decisions and domestic policy spurred the clash with Ram Manohar Lohia and VK Krishna Menon. Nehru urged unity against China and defended the army's role.
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VK. Krishna Menon
Satyanarayan Singh
Ram Manohar Lohia
U.S
China
U N Hearing Faces Syria and Israel at Security Council
Israel and Syria clash in a United Nations Security Council session as each accuses the other of aggression. Israel says Syrian guns shelled Israeli settlements near the border, marking the first time in a decade that Israel originated a complaint in the council rather than responding to Arab charges.
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Syria
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Michael Comay
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General Canaham Dies and WWII Prisoners Surrender Highlight
Maj. Gen. Charles D.W. Canaham died at 62 after a lung ailment. He helped accept the surrender of 244,000 German prisoners in one day during World War II. The report also covers Israel Syria demarcation claims in the demilitarized zone near the Sea of Galilee and Fidel Castro’s defiant stance amid counter-revolutionary raids in Cuba.
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Charles D.W. Canaham
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Comay
Thej Nation Group
Army Council of Review
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Israel
Soviet Union
Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Report Reached On Israel Syria Border Situation
An international truce team prepared its report for the United Nations Security Council on the tense border. The frontier area remained quiet for the third straight day after earlier ground and air skirmishes. Israeli farmers resumed work in the Hula Valley as Gen Odd Bull of Norway, head of the U N truce team, conferred with Israeli officials following talks with Syrian Premier Salah Bitar in Damascus.
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UPI
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Odd Bull
Norway
U.N
Salah Bitar
Damascus
U.S. Emissary Ball Sails for Portugal and Pakistan
President Kennedy sends Under Secretary George Ball on a 10 day mission to Lisbon and Karachi to smooth friction with allies. In Portugal Ball will meet Premier Salazar and officials, then travel to Pakistan for talks with President Ayub and other leaders September 3 6. Discrepancies in Portugal policy and strained U.S. arms aid to India affect Pakistan relations.
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Kennedy
George Ball
Portugal
Pakistan
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White House
State Department
Lisbon
Antonio Salazar
Mohammed Ayub
United States
U.S
University of Massachusetts aide named Arizona State VP
John W. Ryan, 44, secretary of the University of Massachusetts, was named to become vice president and political science professor at Arizona State University. The appointment takes effect October 1.
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Amherst
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John W. Ryan
University of
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Arizona State University
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Mayor Wagner Halts 44 Day City Hall Sit In
New York AP reports Mayor Rob ert F Wagner ordered an end to the around the clock sit in outside City Hall after a noisy melee left three policewomen injured. Demonstrators had camped on City Hall steps for 44 days despite a nearby protest in which Negro and white demonstrators clashed with police as chants and denouncements filled the scene.
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Robbert F. Wagner
City Hall
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Graham Declares Peace Corps Mundane And Materialistic
Los Angeles AP Billy Graham says the Peace Corps is too materialistic and cannot fulfill its aims without God at its center. He spoke to a crusade audience while pickets urged the mayor to stay home from the Washington march next Wednesday. Kennedy flies to Cape Cod as labor and minority groups protest in demonstrations tied to a summer jobs push.
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Cape Cod
White House
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Otis Air Force Base
Kennedy Rally Standoff Sparks Police Push on Cape Cod
Citizens gathered at Cape Cod confronted by police as demonstrators blocked City Hall steps and Park Row. Several bystanders and two children sat in the street near Squaw Island, delaying traffic during the protest.
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