Canada Seamen Protest Union Trusteeship Act
Ottawa crisis as five Canadian maritime unions face federal trusteeship for three years. Seafarers International Union leads walkouts and protests planned at noon Monday, with Canada US wartime shipping tensions flaring. Pearson Cabinet delays royal assent as unions with 22 509 sailors face control tightrope. Banks faction highlighted for attention amid efforts to curb union lawlessness and protect flag shipping.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Labor Congress
Jodoin
Great’ Lakes
Washington
Senate
Memoirs Show Hammarskjold Sensed Death
The late U N Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold’s personal notes, published as Road Signs, reveal a strong premonition of death. Written before his fatal 1961 air crash, the notes mix poems aphorisms and prose focused on God and mortality.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Africa
New York
Leif Belfrage
Erhard vows no compromise on reunification in Bonn speech
Bonn Germany AP Ludwig Erhard, delivering his chancellor address in Bonn, vowed no compromise with the Russians to end the division of Germany. He insisted any Berlin agreement must preserve Western powers rights and Berliners will, and ensure free access to the city.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Berlin
Tito's Flu Cancels Trip West
President Tito of Yugoslavia, a rugged former resistance fighter, canceled his western United States tour due to flu. He remains at his Williamsburg colonial home with wife Jovanka by his side. Officials say fatigue from a month of travel and heat in Acapulco contributed to his illness and a California Yosemite visit was scrapped.
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Tito
Bucial Slavia
United States
Jo‘vanka
Kennedy
Washington
Langley Air Force Base
California
Yosemite National Park
Latin America
Acapulco
Mexico
Violinist Stern Honored in Belgium
American violinist Isaac Stern was named an honorary member of the Eugene Ysaye Foundation in Brussels, honoring the Belgian violinist who died in 1933.
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Brussels
Belgium
Isaac Stern
Eugene Ysaye Foundation
Mme Nhu Denounces US Officials Over Aid Cuts
Mrs Neo Dinh Nhu told a National Press Club audience that a handful of angry childish people in the Kennedy administration have committed treason by cutting off fuel and milk to South Vietnam. She singled out the State Department and the US Information Service.
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Washington
Neo Dinh Nhu
National Press Club
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
State Department
U.S. Information Service
Kennedy may skip Far East trip this year
President Kennedy will likely not travel to Japan and other Far East nations this year. Advisers recommended delaying any Far East journey until next year, possibly February, and Kennedy has accepted the advice.
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Washington
Kennedy
Far East
Japan
State Senate Raises Pay for Agency Heads
Boston UPI report says the Massachusetts Senate nearly approved a bill to grant 230000 in pay raises to department and agency heads. The measure passed 82 to 5 and returns to the House with Senate changes after a contentious debate over committee procedures and a prior 310 roll call.
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UPI
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Senate
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GOP
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Turkey Extends Martial Law in Two Cities
Ankara and Istanbul see a two month extension of martial law announced by Turkey's Parliament following the failed May 21 coup attempt. The move keeps restrictions in force in the capital and major city as authorities cite security needs.
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Turkey
Ankara
Istanbul
Eisenhower Calls for NATO Troop Withdrawal From Europe
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged starting to pull back some U.S. troops in Europe. He argued troop reductions would ease the dollar drain and spur European nations to build their own defenses, noting NATO’s 1951 emergency reinforcement role and that long-standing forces should be reduced as European economies recover.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
NATO
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Algeria hints at cease-fire if Moroccan troops withdraw
Algerian government sources say Algeria is ready to discuss a cease-fire in the undeclared Sahara frontier war with Morocco but insist any cease-fire requires Moroccan forces to pull back to positions held a month ago. President Belas diplomatic envoy M hammed Yazid travels to the United Nations to push Algeria's case. Fighting persists in the disputed border zone as Morocco eyes an advance from Atlas foothills into the Sahara plains.
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Algeria
Sahara Frontier
Morcces
Ahmed Ben Bella
M'hammed Yazid
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Yazid
Marrakech
Morocco
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Four Year Term for Joint Chiefs Favors House Panel
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved a bill to set a four year term for each Joint Chiefs of Staff member, ending presidential term length power. The vote was 9 to 4 in closed session with Kennedy administration opposition noted. full committee action expected October 29. Adm. Arleigh Burke and other witnesses discussed risks of short terms and the need for stability in top military leadership.
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Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Magine Corps
Congress
George W. Anderson
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Acheson Urges Regular Arms for West to Counter Russia
Dean Acheson told the German American Society at Bad Godesberg near Bonn that the Western powers should arm with more non-nuclear weapons to deter Soviet pressure in Berlin. He cited recent Soviet blockades of U.S. and British convoys around Berlin.
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Germany
Dean Acheson
Berlin
U.S
Bad Godesberg
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