No Deadline For Berlin Says Khrushchev
Premier Khrushchev told Romanian railway workers in Bucharest that Russia sees no reason for war over Berlin and that no deadline will be set. He said the U S threatened war, but warned those who push the button would boomerang. He spoke during a weeklong Romania visit.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Berlin
U. S
Romania
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Diefenbaker Party Fails to Win Majority in Canada Vote
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Conservatives remain the largest party in the Commons but fall short of a majority after a stunning election. They hold 117 seats with three undecided, Liberal gains threaten minority governance, and Social Credit and New Democratic parties make surprising strides.
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John Diefenbaker
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Government of
Prince Albert
Sask
Liberals
Social Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Ontario
I Conservatives
Quebec
New Democratic and Social
Credit
New Democrats
Social Credit
Flight Engineers Postpone Strike at Trans World Airlines
The flight engineers union postponed its strike against Trans World Airlines, considering late government settlement proposals. Picket lines formed at major airports as Labor Secretary Goldberg announced the postponement minutes after the deadline. The union cited sympathy for President Kennedy's economic concerns and said no walkouts would occur against Eastern or Pan Am, while targeting TWA as the test case.
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UPI
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Trans World
Kennedy
Pan Am
National Conference honors Gen Lucius Clay for human relations
The National Conference of Christians and Jews presents its Brotherhood Award to General Lucius D. Clay for distinguished service in the field of human relations. The ceremony in New York recognizes his efforts in promoting interfaith understanding.
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New York
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Lucius Clay
Swisher Suit Totals 49000 Over Mayor Swartzendruber
A damage suit filed by William Kramer against Swisher mayor Norma n Swartzendruber seeks 49000 in two counts. The petition alleges oppressive acts by the mayor under color of official duties.
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Iowa City
Norman Swartzendruber
Swisher
William Kramer
Kramer
Excommunicant Denied List of Charges in New Orleans
Mrs. B. J. Gaillot, excommunicated segregationist, was refused a list of the charges that led to her expulsion by Msgr. Charles Plauche of the New Orleans archdiocese. She plans to appeal to Pope John XXIII.
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New Orleans
B. J. Gaillot
Msgr
Charles Plauche
John XXIII
Turkey Crisis Grows After Inonu Ends Government Drive
Ankara AP reports former President Ismet Inonu abandoned efforts to form a government on Tuesday, plunging Turkey toward political crisis with potential for military intervention.
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Ankara
Ismet Inanu
Turkey
Music Man World Premiere Boosts Mason City Band Festival
More than 100000 people crowded Mason City for the twenty fourth North Iowa Band Festival and the world premiere of Meredith Willson's The Music Man. Gov. Norman Erbe, Senator Jack Miller and Hollywood figures led the parade along with Robert Preston Shirley Jones and Arthur Godfrey. The Mason City high school band performed as crowds enjoyed ideal parade weather and the film’s stars arrived for the festivities.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Meredith Willson
Willson
Robert Preston
Shirley Jones
Morton DaCosta
River City
North Iowa
Norman Erbe
Jack Miller
Harold Hill
Debonair
Marian
Ronnie Howard
Eddie Hodges
Arthur Godfrey
Hedda Hopper
Hat
Rini
Ior
Hold Level of Coralville Lake
The Army Corps of Engineers announced reduced outflow from Coralville dam to preserve the lake pool for July 4 boaters. The pool stood at 677.19 feet, with outflow cut to 3 000 cfs Tuesday morning and 1 200 cfs Tuesday afternoon to hold near 677 until July 1 when it should rise to 680.
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Coralville Lake
Army Corps of Engineers
Coralville Dam
Explosion damages refinery. mechanic burned in blaze
An explosion at a refinery in South Bend caused about 300000 dollars in damage Monday night. A mechanic, 37 year old Gerald Kaufman, was badly burned and hailed nine storage tanks after rushing 2000 yards to shut off valves. He was listed in fairly good condition.
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South Bend
Gerald Kaufman
Kennedy administration rejects tax revision compromise plan
The Kennedy administration vetoes a compromise on the tax revision bill, risking further delay as the Senate finance committee plans to set the measure aside again. Key elements remain contested, including a 1.35 billion investment credit, a withholding plan on dividends and interest, and higher taxes on foreign subsidiaries.
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Washington
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Williams
Del
Republican
U.S
Savings and Loan
Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Dillon
Texas Atty General faults judge over Marshall death probe
Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wilson accused District Judge John Barron of prematurely dismissing a five week grand jury investigation into Henry Marshall's death. Wilson questioned the decision and cited possible ties to Billie Sol Estes and Estes' cotton allotments. Marshall died June 3 1961, shot five times. officials list it as death by own action. Barron said the evidence was inconclusive. Texas Rangers continued the probe. Also W P Mattox was discharged as county agriculture committee vice chairman after Estes related expenses were alleged.
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Franklin
Texas
UPI
Will Wilson
Henry Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Wilson
Marshall
Washington
Estes
John Barron
Texas Rangers
Department (Agriculture
Barron
W. P. Mattox
Kennedy won't hold news conference this week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Hurricane-Tiros V launched to study storms from orbit
Tiros V, the fifth weather eye satellite, rode a Thor Delta rocket into orbit from Cape Canaveral to capture cloud cover and storm data. Engineers reported a minor ground- equipment short, but the auto pilot kept the mission on track as NASA aims to build an operational space weather surveillance system.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thos
Wallops Island
Robert Gray
Matic
Gray
Tiros V
Arctic Circle
Pacific
Caribbean
Atlantic
NASA
Project Nimbus
India Withholds Decision on Jets
New Delhi India will discuss its fighter aircraft needs with Britain before deciding on buying Soviet Mig jets. Duncan Sandys Commonwealth relations secretary said Britain has supplied India with most of its military equipment for years and there are close consultations on new requirements.
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India
Duncan Sandys
Commonwealth Relations
Sandys
Britain
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