Berlin mayor demands Kennedy action over Berlin crisis
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt urged President Kennedy to take concrete measures, saying Berlin needs more than words. He spoke to about 200,000 flag-waving residents outside Schoeneberg Borough Hall, pressing for Western representatives to visit and press the issue with the Communists at the Brandenburg Gate.
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Willy Brandt
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Kennedy
Brandt
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Rhine
Ben-Gurion's Party Remains Dominant After Election
TEL AVIV Israel AP Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion leads Mapai and remains the country s dominant party though it loses three or four seats in the 120 member Knesset. A coalition with Liberals and others is likely as Ben-Gurion, 74, nears retirement amid the Lavon Affair.
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Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Ben-Gurion
Mapei
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Defense
Pinchas Lavon
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Knesset
Liberals
Herut
National Religious Front
Labor
Communists
Progressives
General Zionist Party
Windmill satellite looks good after launch check
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A new robot observer sped through space to assess astronaut sailing when solar winds blow over earth. Eleven hours after the Windmill package launch authorities report the satellite experiment looks good though NASA scientists await final judgment. Meanwhile in CALAIS a deputy chief said the Fensemaquod dy tidal power project still hinges on engineering aspects. He noted the IJC's unfavorable economic recommendation but emphasized study continues.
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Fla.ap
Earth
Windmill” Scientific
Missile Test Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
IJC
Barney
Latin American Leaders Face Task After Punta del Este Meeting
In Punta del Este, Latin American rulers confront a daunting mission to defend democracy amid upheaval. The conference’s final declaration vows to show the poor and hungry that free enterprise can drive progress, while leaders return home to urge改革 among the wealthy ruling classes to sacrifice privileges.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Americas
Hemisphere
Latin America
Beach To Host Canadian Legion Session In Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach will host the 23rd Maine State Canadian Legion convention over a weekend. Convention chairmen are Robert Murray and Hugh Phillips. Activities include registration at Old Orchard House, Wel come meeting at the Lions club, guest speakers, joint officer installations, a banquet, church services, and a memorial parade and services at St John by the Sea church before a farewell gathering at the Old Orchard house.
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Maine State Command
Canadian Legion
Robert Murray
Hugh Phillips
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Alexander MacMillan
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Parsi mony property inherited from your father
A short caption states the phrase parsi mony is identified as a property inherited from your father, attributed to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Fea. Corp
Hijacked Airliner Due Back From Cuba Swap
A $2.5 million Eastern Air Lines passenger jet hijacked to Cuba last July 24 is to return to Miami. A 10 man crew arrived in Havana to pilot the Lockheed Electra back, while a Cuban refugee seized patrol boat with 38 feet and three Cuban sailors sailed toward Cuba in a swap deal. The Coast Guard escorted the vessel to the three mile limit and retrieved several guns aboard.
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Eastern Air Lines
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East German travel cutbacks widen border blocks
Soviet and East German authorities extended restrictions on travel between East and West Germany and Berlin. East German guards halted travelers at crossings, banning some East Germans from westbound trains and blocking cars at Helmstedt and Bavarian borders. West German protests accused Berlin and GDR authorities of turning the city into an armed camp and violating four power accords.
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Helmstedt
West Germany
Andrei I. Solovyev
Thej
East Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
U.S
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Albert Watson II
Solovyev
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Gdr
Republic
Watson
West Bern
Konrad Adenauer
East
Bebra
Lauenburg
Berlin Becomes Split City Under Concrete Barriers
AP reporter Lynn Heinzerling describes East Berlin’s occupation as police and troops seal the city. Concrete barriers on Friedrichstrasse and barbed wire at the Brandenburg Gate mask a divided, unreal landscape with 80,000 workers blocked from crossing the line.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Berlin
East Berlin
People's Army
People's Police
Kennedy reluctant to resume nuclear tests this year
President Kennedy plans no resumption of nuclear testing this year regardless of Geneva talks. He told congressional leaders the United States will avoid prejudicing a U.N. backed ban and will push the issue as the General Assembly considers the matter in September. Arthur Dean will return to Geneva to probe Soviet insistence on tri-power inspection veto.
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United Nations
Arthur H. Dean
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Troika
Dean
Moscow
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U.N
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New Riddles Confounding Astronomers
Berkeley scene as 1000 scientists from 33 nations discuss astronomy findings. The universe may be 20 to 30 billion years old instead of 10 to 11 billion, with chaotic galaxy structures and a speeding galaxy receding at half light speed. Dr. Jon H. Oort warns that many enigmas remain and deciphering galaxy hieroglyphs is hard.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Milky Way
Jon H. Oort
Leiden
Holland
International Astronomical Union
Dr. Oort
Army May Call 111 Reserve Units For Berlin Tension
The Army tells 111 reserve units not of division size they may be called to duty amid build up of U S conventional forces for Berlin. Most would be support outfits with some combat units possible as Air Force and Navy expand personnel. Army plans and timing discussed by Secretary Elvis J Stahr at an expected press briefing.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington (Ap
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U.S
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Navy
Elvis J. Stahr
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