Kennedy to Meet Thompson on Berlin Crisis After Refugee Flight
President Kennedy summons Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to Washington for talks on the Berlin situation intensified by East German refugee restrictions. Secretary of State Rusk denounces the crackdown as a breach of four power agreements and warns of protests through appropriate channels.
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Kennedy
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East Germany
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Dean Rusk
Fast
Russia
Germany
State Department
Rusk
Soviet Union
White House
Thompson
Hyannis Port
Mass
Paris
Britain
France
U S Moves To Reclaim Hijacked Eastern Plane
Washington reports the United States will release a Cuban patrol boat to Cuba in exchange for Cuban cooperation to ferry the hijacked Electra back to the U S. The plan, agreed in notes via Swiss channels, speeds a U S crew’s trip to Havana and a return of the plane to U S authorities.
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Harris
Cuban Tourist Commission
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Miami
Tampa
Fla
Castro
Eichmann Trial Ends in Jerusalem as Defense Seeks End
In Jerusalem AP report on the Eichmann trial ends with defense urging the court to close the file and judge no more. Justice Landau said verdict and sentence will come in November after a 17 week trial. Defense contends Eichmann acted under oath and orders, denies culpability, and attacks prosecution proofs.
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Adolf Eichmann
Moshe Landau
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Gestapo
Servatius
Eich‘mann
Hitler
Europe
Israel
Germany
Travel Halted at Brandenburg Gate Across Berlin Wall Clash
West Berliners clashed with East German forces at the Berlin Brandenburg Gate protesting the refugee blockade. East German militiamen in olive drab guarded the gate with rifles, while police and crowds faced tear gas and barricades. The gate’s closure cut the 80,000 East Germans' access to West Berlin. passes were required to cross.
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East German People’s Army
West Berlin
East Germany
Brandenburg Gate
Karl Maron
Pope Names New Secretary of State Cardinal Cicognani
Pope John XXIII elevated Amleto Giovani Cardinal Cicognani to secretary of state after 25 years as apostolic delegate to the United States. Cicognani, aged 78, succeeds Domenico Cardinal Tardini who died July 30, and also becomes president of the Cardinal Commission for the Government of Vatican City. Additional high Vatican posts went to Arcadio Larraona Gustavo Testa Alberto di Jorio Eugene Tisserant Archbishop Gabriel Coussa and others.
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Domenico Cardinal Tardini
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Faenza
Italy
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Nicola Cardinal Canali
Pope John
Cardinal Commission
Holy See
Arcadio Cardinal Larraona
St. Peter's Basilica
Cardinal Tardini
Gustavo Cardinal Testa
Cardinal Commission For Administration
Alberto Cardinal di Jorio
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Holy Sepulcher
Gabriel Coussa
Congregation For the Eastern Church
Boy Survives Plane Crash as Three Die in Colorado
In Salida Colorado a six year old Tulsa boy Kevin McKnight survived a plane crash that killed his father Charles M McKnight 56 mother Mary Alice Wallace 38 and brother Michael 12 and another brother Guy 9 was unconscious with multiple injuries. Kevin endured 27 hours alone in the wreck at about 10900 feet before rescue and was fed pork and beans with black pepper as he waited.
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Harold Thonoff
Kevin
Tulsa
Okla
Dude Ranch
Colorado
Charles M. McKnight
Mary Alice Wallace
Michael McKnight
Guy
Salida
Thonoff
Neighbor taunts boy over soil bank pun in comic panel
The cartoon caption shows a neighbor teasing a small dirty boy with a pun about a soil bank and being overdrawn, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Small Dirty Boy
Gen
Fea. Corp
PUNTA DEL ESTE Pact Nears Final Signing by 20 Americas
Western Hemisphere leaders move toward a Punta del Este Declaration to launch Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. Ministers from 20 to 21 nations gather for a signing ceremony, pledging over a billion dollars for Latin America to spur self help and stave off communism, Castroism, with Cuba abstaining.
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Uruguay
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Inter-American Economic Conference
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
America
Television Turning To Life Imitation
Hollywood embraces authentic heroes as crime fighters join police schools and actors study hospitals to portray doctors and cops more realistically. Producers hire consultants to ensure proper behavior, reflecting industry focus on credibility amid peak criticism. Continued on page eight.
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Hollywood
Hubbell Robinson
87Th Precinct
Riders to Face Court in Mississippi Freedom Ride Case
More than 180 convicted Freedom Riders appeared in Hinds County Court in Jackson for appeal trials. Judge Russel Moore set 3 p.m. as bond breaches required for all 192 riders who posted appeal bonds. Five riders sought to transfer their cases to federal court, while CORE officials said at least 180 riders were in Jackson.
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Miss
Hinds
Russel Moore
U. S. Dist
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Mississippi
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