Blueprint for Unity in France reveals rift with De Gaulle
AP dispatch reports France isolated by De Gaulle’s unity plan, with Adenauer and others at odds. Despite a January Paris treaty aimed at closer European cooperation, De Gaulle’s veto on Britain’s entry into the Common Market deepens divides. Erhard and Schroeder show sympathy for broader European ties as Kennedy’s pro unity stance resonates in West Germany.
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European Unity Movement
France
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Paris
Britain
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Europe
U.S
Germany
Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
Kennedy
Rumor Glenn Eyes Senate Run In Ohio Politics
Washington reports and Ohio politicians speculate Marine Lt Col John Glenn may leave the space program next year to pursue a seat in the U S Senate now held by Democrat Stephen Young. Glenn denies plans while others think he would be a strong candidate if he runs. Young, 74, has not decided on seeking another term.
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Washington
John Glenn
Ohio
Glenn
Senate
Stephen Young
Houston
Young
Roy Wilkins Dismisses Meredith NAACP Rift
Roy Wilkins at a Chicago press conference downplayed a clash between James Meredith and NAACP youth division leaders over civil rights leadership. He said impatience and dissatisfaction among younger members are a vital force driving the movement.
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Chicago
James Meredith
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Red China Accuses Khrushchev of Smearing Peking
A London based Malayan Monitor article accused Khrushchev of smearing China as dogmatic and deriding de Stalinization. The New China News Agency broadcast the piece noting imperialists distort the term dogmatism and accuse China of rigid Marxism while pushing revisionist critique.
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Red China Today
Khrushchev
Peking
London
Malaya
Red China
Britain
New China News Agency
China
NCNA
The
Monthly
Russia
Danes battle pylons on Laeso Island over high line
Laeso islanders led by a vicar on bicycles clash with workmen erecting 90 foot pylons to carry Swedish power to Jutland and Germany. A citizen committee mobilizes 3000 residents to oppose the project as satellites warn of interference. Councilman Kjeld Jensen seeks less conspicuous placement.
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Laeso
Denmark
Kattegat
Sweden
Olaf Rydbeck
Radio Research Institute
Raage
Jutland
Germany
Goldwater Says Kennedy Journey Solved Nothing
Senator Goldwater attacked Kennedy's European trip at a Newport Beach news conference. He criticized Roy Wilkins and said no Russian left Cuba or Laos and Vietnam changed because of the trip. He urged visiting American cities with problems and hinted at announcing his own run later.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Goldwater
Kennedy
Roy Wilkins
Arizona Republican
Cuba
Laos
Vietnam
Campaign budget scraps and civil rights rhetoric cited
A pasted ledger with donations and memorials appears beside quotes from Goldwater. The article notes comments on NAACP leader Wilkins and Goldwater's view that constitutional remedies address discrimination rather than laws alone. The piece also lists small donations and a past Camp budget balance.
Iowan Killed in Strange Tractor Mishap
A rural Denison farmer Henry Hansen, 69, was killed Saturday afternoon when a corn trailer broke loose after the safety pin failed. He leaped from the tractor to halt the runaway load and was struck by the trailing equipment, ending a brief, unusual accident near Denison, Iowa.
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Denison
Iowa
Henry Hansen
Two Women Seek Astronaut Training Amid Hiring Surge
Houston AP reports two women are among more than 175 civilians applying for astronaut training as the center announced the recruitment push on Saturday. A separateWashington-area incident described a farmer struck by a moving wheel during a transport rig mishap.
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Houston
Center
Chuckle on housekeeping through generations
A light quip notes how tidiness vanishes as family grows. It contrasts diligent young children with energetic older grandchildren who undo efforts, delivering a playful, observational moment about domestic life.
Cuban arms pointed at Guantanamo base report claims missiles ready
Miami AP says a Cuban exile group reports Soviet medium range missiles installed near Guantanamo in Yerba de Guinea to strike the base if invasion begins. The Sentinels allege 15 Castro soldiers were killed in the Escambray and describe other anti Castro measures and disease hospitalizations among troops.
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Miami
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Sentinels of Liberty
Yerba de Guinea
Guantanamo
Castro
Escambray Mountains
Horacio Rodriguez
Luis Conte Aguero
Sentinels
la Moza
Escambrays
anti-Castro
Matanzas
Jaguey Grande
Coalition Solve Belg ian Language Crisis Leaders Reach Settlement
Belgian Prime Minister Theo Lefevre informs King Baudouin that the language dispute threatening the coalition has been resolved. A 12 hour tri party talks yielded a plan to designate six Flemish suburbs in bilingual Brussels with special status while keeping Flemish as official in public offices. French language services and schools will expand to accommodate rising French speaking residents.
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Brussels
Theo Lefevre
King Baudouin
Lefevre
Social Christian Party
House of Representatives
Signs Point to Big Railroad Strike Uprising
Washington AP reports mounting signs that rail unions will reject Wirtz plan to avert a national strike. Union leaders in St Louis and Cedar Rapids call the plan unacceptable or uncertain while talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz and Assistant James Reynolds proceed amid a threatened walkout over new work rules eliminating thousands of jobs.
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Wirtz
St. Louis
H. E. Gilbert
The
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
James Reynolds
Reynolds
NEA offers loan to Utah teachers in school boycott
The National Education Association board authorized a loan of 500000 or more to the Utah Education Association to aid teachers boycotting state schools. Loans from the fund would be interest free if requested. Utah teachers refuse to sign 1963 64 contracts without more state aid from Gov Clyde.
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National Education Assn
Utah
NEA
Utah Education Assn
George i.Clyde
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