Kennedy weighs plan to send troops amid Berlin crisis
President Kennedy ordered detailed war plans before leaving Hyannis Port as the United States moves to assert Allied rights to a garrison and supply routes to West Berlin. Western powers prepare coordinated messages to Moscow while Krushchev cites shared responsibility for peace in the Vienna talks context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Massachusetts
National Security Council
U.S
United States
Moscow
Berlin
Britain
France
West Germany
Mr. Krushchev
Kennedy
Krushchev
Soviet Union
America
Tv Krushchev
Vienna
Forecast Of Prices Rise In Three Months
Sydney reports prices may rise within three months due to the Federal basic wage increase. J N Kenny, president of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, said ten days may be needed for the extra purchasing power from the 12 shilling rise to be absorbed quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
J. N. Kenny
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Kenny
Rift in Communist Bloc Tensions Grow Between China and Soviet Union
Washington reports rising signs of conflict between the Soviet Union and Mao Zedong s China. U S officials and the Associated Press cite tense exchanges among leaders, with Moscow snubbing China s celebrations and Suslov attending Mongolia s anniversary while no top Soviet official visited Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.A.P
Soviet Union
China
Associated Press
State Department
Berlin
U.S
Kennedy
Krushchev
Laos
Communist Party
Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Mao Tse Tung
Henry Winston Released From Prison on Medical Grounds
Henry Winston former organizational secretary of the Communist Party of the United States was removed from the United States Public Service Hospital in Staten Island on Friday by order of President Kennedy. Winston, who is blind and faces possible brain tumor surgery, was convicted in the 1949 Communist Conspiracy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winston
Communist Party of the United States
United States Public Service Hospital
Staten Island
New York
Kennedy
Winston
Strife Kills Twenty Nine in Algerian General Strike
In Algiers and surrounding regions violence flared as a 21 hour Moslem general strike against possible Algeria partition left 29 dead including a French soldier. Police fired in Constantine as crowds waved rebel flags. Algiers Port saw limited operations with skeleton staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
A.a.p.-Reuter
Algeria
Miliana
Telergma
Constantine
F.L.N
Oran
Israel Launches First Multi Stage Space Rocket
Israel successfully launched its first multi stage sounding rocket at dawn from a secret seaside site. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion witnessed the operation and Reuters notes the launch places Israel among a small group of space rocket nations including the United States Russia Britain France Italy and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telayviv
Israel
Reuter
David Ben-Gurion
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
June imports at 14 month low with a modest trade surplus
Exports in June totalled £57.6 million while imports reached £74.6 million leaving a £23 million June surplus over imports. May had a £14.3 million surplus, the first since import controls were lifted. Australia ended the year with a £1.566 billion deficit. wheat sales to China help offset imports. Roy Rowe of the Associated Chambers of Commerce notes confidence in faster domestic activity as the year 1960 61 ends with a healthier balance of trade and sustained capital inflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rowe
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia
Kuwait Agrees to Strengthened Allied Forces Amid Iraqi Threat
Kuwait reports a news cable ban on the Kuwait Iraqi dispute and states 7000 British Army and Royal Marine units in Kuwait backed by RAF and Fleet Air Arm ready to face Iraqi annexation. Saudi troops close to the border join Western forces as London says ships will pass Suez Canal under ISK Suce conventions. The U.S. denies Russia claim of five ships near Kuwait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
London
Bahrein
Aden
Cyprus
Kenya
Britain
Royal Marine
Royal Air Force
Fleet Air Arm
Iraq
Foreign Office
Malta
Suez Canal
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Red China
Esrael
Space Club
Australia
United Arab Republic
Moustafia Youssef
Canberra
H. Barnet
Fairbairn
Yousseff
U.A.R. Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ustralian Expor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!