Peiping Says U.S. Aid To Vietnam Escalates War Threat
Peiping accused the United States of expanding military aid to South Vietnam and warned the conflict endangers Asia. Beijing claimed U S troops in South Vietnam amount to an undeclared war while calling for withdrawal and peaceful means to honor Geneva accords and Indochina peace.
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Tokyo
Peiping
U.S
South Vietnam
Red China
North Vietnam
Asia
New China News Agency
Indo-China
Ngo Dinh
Weaver urged to resign from housing agency post
A Republican official urges Robert Weaver the Negro administrator of the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency to resign now. He accuses Weaver of compromising himself by running a federally funded agency that enforces racial discrimination and links the move to JFK's campaign promises and a stalled executive order.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Robert Weaver
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Louis Lautier
G.O.P. National
William Miller
Weaver
Lautier
National Committee
German flood death toll reaches 307 in north
Hamburg authorities said on Saturday that the flood disaster in northern Germany has raised the death toll to 307. The figure reflects ongoing rescue and recovery efforts across affected towns and cities.
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Hamburg
Iowa Patrol Revenue Up In 1961 Ticket Totals
Des Moines reports Iowa Highway patrolmen issued 258 043 tickets in 1961 a rise of 22 108 from 1960. The year included 58 108 court summonses 39 438 warning tickets and 160 497 faulty equipment notices. Drunk driving charges reached 1 115 up from 1 235 in 1960.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
JFK Successor to Give Up Senate Seat
Boston AP Senator Benjamin Smith of Massachusetts says he will not seek election to the U S Senate for the remaining two years of John Kennedy’s unexpired term. Appointed in December 1960 after Kennedy resigned to become President. Leading contenders for the Democratic nomination are Edward Kennedy and Massachusetts Attorney General Edward McCormack.
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Boston
Benjamin Smith
No Bid To See Edward Irish Kennedys Irked
In Dublin Kennedy relatives complain they were not invited to meet Edward Kennedy during his Ireland visit. John Kennedy and several siblings say their kinship to James Kennedy of Duganstown is close, yet they received no invitation to the welcome reception at Dublin airport. Edward will travel by car to Duganstown to visit his great grandfather's home after arriving.
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Edward
James Kennedy
Duganstown
Dublin
John
U.S
Do Manned Rocket Craft Launch Soviet Satellites
Washington reports that U S intelligence sources say the Soviet Union may have used manned rocket planes as first stage boosters to launch spaceships and satellites. They suggest two manned planes attached to a large engine could detach near space. third-stage rockets finish the flight and the planes are recovered. Some analysts question certainty. The system allegedly used in 1960 missile tests and a method for recovering third-stage space vehicles is described with parachutes retro-rockets and telescopic wings guiding reentry.
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Russia
U.S
Pacific
Kennedy predicts German reunification in the future
Attorney General Robert Kennedy said Germany will be reunited but the United States has no magic formula. He traveled with his wife to Bonn after a Berlin visit, met with Adenauer, and faced East German guards at Checkpoint Charlie.
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Kennedy
Adenauer
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Charlie
U. S
East Berlin
Bonn
Edward
Bobby
Ives of New York Senate Record Dies at 66
NORWICH NY AP Former U S Senator Irving Ives 66 a specialist in labor and civil rights legislation died Saturday after stomach hemorrhage surgery He entered hospital Monday and had been in critical condition Ives a Republican was elected to the senate in 1946 defeating Herbert Lehman by over 250000 votes He later ran for governor in 1954 and declined a third term in 1958 He helped push labor reform and disclosure measures co sponsored by Kennedy and passed the senate but failed in the house
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Norwich
N.Y
U. S
Irving Ives
Ives
Averell Harriman
Thomas E. Dewey
Ivés
Senate
Kennedy
Massachusetts
House
Glenn Glances at Family After Historic Space Return
Cape Canaveral AP Glenn was in seclusion with his family for a quiet weekend after completing his Mercury flight. The hero returns to the public eye with a White House motorcade, congressional appearances, a Broadway ticker tape parade, and a poised family reunion at Patrick Air Force Base. He told reporters only one word when asked about his plans: Wow.
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Cape Canaveral
John Glenn
Space
Pad 14
Mercury Control
Patrick Air Base
Lyn
David
Glenn
Washington
White House
Capitol
Congress
Major Falls in Revenue Blamed on New GOP Commissioners
Des Moines AP State Tax Commissioner John O'Connor faults two Republican commissioners for disrupting efficiency with patronage. Since July 1 turnover reached 88. revenue declines across sales use and special taxes, while Prentis and George handle most personnel duties.
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Des Moines
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Oconor Andrew George
Waterloo
X. T. Prentis
Mount Ayr
Prentis
Commission
Tax Commission
O’connor
Noa Fund Gets Lift from Glenn
John Glenn, named sailor of the month on the destroyer Noa, received a $15 award after his capsule was recovered. He endorsed the check with an inscription asking to place it in the ship's recreation fund and praising the crew and ship.
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Jacksonville
Noa
John Glenn
Glenn
Pease
John H. Glenn, Jr
Mercury
Kline Free on Bond in Kenny Case
Marvin Kline former Minneapolis mayor is free on a $2500 bond after pleading not guilty to mail fraud charges tied to his work with the Sister Kenny Foundation.
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Kline
Kenny
Minneapolis
Marvin Kline
Sister Kenny Foundation
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