U S Frowns On Division of Germany
Washington AP State Department indicated misapproval of a reported Soviet proposal for a German peace treaty dividing Germany. Press officer Richard Phillips said they do not know what Gromyko proposed and would sign a peace treaty only with a united Germany. Dehler quoted as saying Gromyko proposed a Berlin wall border and acceptance of postwar consequences.
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State Department
Germany
Richard ¥. Phillips
Andrei Gromyka
Phillips
New York Times
Gromyko
Moscow
Thomas Dehler
Dehler
Berlin
Judge assigns banker’s hours for jailed mother in Iowa
Burlington Iowa Mrs Minnie Johnes 34 began a four day sentence Monday but will serve 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily so she can go home each night to care for her six children Judge Jesse Thomas ordered the schedule. Mrs Jones pleaded guilty Saturday to petty larceny in a shoplifting incident at a store.
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Burlington
Iowa
Minnie Johnes
Jesse Thomas
Johnes
Mas. Jones
False alarm at Milan bank ends with repairmen found
Police rushed to a Milan bank after a caller warned that eight bandits were digging outside. The supposed gang turned out to be workers repairing an electric cable.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
U N hearing sought for Buddhist plight in Viet Nam
United Nations discussions are planned as the Asian African group pushes for the General Assembly to address alleged Buddhist repression in South Viet Nam. Saigon opposes Assembly action while Kennedy urges improved Diem policies to gain popular support in the war.
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United Nations
Group of Nations
General Assembly
Nana
South Viet Nam
Ngac Thach
Assembly
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Diem
U. S
Mili
Nehru Bars Chinese Overflights Into India
New Delhi India will not permit Chinese Communist aircraft to overfly India en route to Pakistan under the Peking Pakistan accord. Nehru said neither Pakistan nor China has asked India about such commercial overflights. He added there is no question of allowing Chinese planes to fly over India and noted India has a commercial overflight pact with Pakistan. He also said he would forgo a Voice of America high power transmitter if a recent US-India agreement is not revised, citing concerns over propagandist broadcasts amid Sino domestic tensions.
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New Delhi
CPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Pakistan
Peking
Nehru
China
The
House
Voice of America
United States
Vietnam leader warns against halting aid to Viet Nam
An unnamed official quotes Diem’s adviser urging continued support, noting that halting military and perhaps personnel aid would be a grave error. The president reportedly cautions that changes in policy could jeopardize the victory effort in Viet Nam.
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Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Decision By Brooke Backs Veto In Massachusetts
Boston AP. Attorney General H. W. Brooke ruled that 10 Massachusetts cities and towns have veto power over proposed state highway routes and full location design. He warned against abuse and said communities must object during hearings. The veto, granted in 1962, has blocked inner belt highway routing in Greater Boston. The federal roads office warns of possible loss of federal aid if routes differ from agreed plans.
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Boston
Haward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Public Works
Jack P. Ricciardi
Brooke
Greater
Commonwealth
Federal Bureau of Roads
Boston Schools Open With Open Transfer Policy and Meditation
NAACP demands prompt reforms in Boston Public Schools yield open enrollment to reduce de facto segregation. Acting Superintendent Ehrenberger introduces weekly vacancy tallies, publicized school transfers, and a shift from Bible reading to a moment of meditation and national anthem. Deputy Cunningham to track vacancies. policy aligns with Supreme Court rulings, pending School Committee review.
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Boston
William H. Ehrenberger
NAACP
Ruth M. Batson
Naacp Education Committee
William J. Cunningham
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