German Coalition Talks Open Between Adenauer and Mende
The first negotiations between Konrad Adenauer and Erich Mende on forming a coalition produced no agreement on the chancellor post. The talks focused on foreign and defense policy with no details released, and a second meeting is planned for Thursday as the new Bundestag convenes Oct 17.
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Erich Mende
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Bundestag
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Mende
Josef Strauss
Willi Weyer
Free Democrats
Northrhein- Westphalia
De Gaulle Proposes Algerian Peace Force for Self-Rule
Paris AP reports President de Gaulle announced the plan to organize a 50,000 man Algerian peace force to assist a provisional executive in governing Algeria during transition to self-determination. He said the force would be strictly Algerian and at the disposal of the transitional body.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
Provisional Executive
Socialist Party
Berlin
Algiers
Adlai Hopes Russians Will End A Test Suspension Soon
New York AP dispatch reports Adlai Stevenson U.S. ambassador to the U.N. expresses hope that Moscow may soon agree to a suspension of nuclear tests. Stevenson cites diplomacy and security concerns in the push for a halt.
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Adlai
New York
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
U.N
Chiari Urges Action to Oust Communism in Cuba
Panama President Roberto Chiari told Congress in a State of the Nation address that Latin American states should act to eliminate communism in Cuba. The call comes amid regional tensions and calls for stronger regional security measures.
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Panama
Roberto Chiari
Congress
Cuba
Index and Teeee Entries From Today
Today's index lists entries numbered 10 and 13 to 15 with teeeeee 2 and 20 to 23. The readable fragments resemble a ledger or catalog segment with no clear events or named entities.
Supreme Court Sets New Working Hours for Sessions
Chief Justice Earl Warren opened a new term announcing the court will meet at 10 a.m. and sit until noon, take a half hour lunch, then return to 2:30 p.m. The docket is an all-time high with 1,050 cases, many appeals on racial issues, business regulations, labor relations, and state and federal powers.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Twelve Families Arrive in Chico Seeking Refuge From Nuclear Threat
Twelve families from New York and New Jersey seeking refuge from a nuclear attack arrived in Chico California Sunday night. They traveled with a 38 person motor caravan. Mayor Ross Lawler and officials had planned a public welcome but the entry was quiet without fanfare.
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Chico
Calif
New York
New Jersey
Ross Lawler
California
Oldest Senator Receives JFK Birthday Greeting
In Providence Rhode Island John F Kennedy greeted Theodore Francis Green on his 94th birthday by telephone from Newport. Green the oldest U S senator thanked the President and said he is improving after a heart ailment and has been removed from the hospital danger list.
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Providence
R. I
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Theodore Francis Green
U. S. Senate
President Kennedy
Newport
Senator Green
Jane Brown Hospital
Green
Quake Rocks Greek Peloponnesus Coast
An earthquake struck the southwestern Peloponnesus coast of Greece early Monday, lasting about 40 seconds and swaying coastal towns. No immediate casualty or damage reports were available. Local authorities surveyed aftershocks and advised residents to stay alert.
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Athens
Peloponnesus
Flintstones Enter Newspaper Comics Section Nationally
The Flintstones make their national newsprint bow in The Gazette comics page today and on television last winter. Fred Flintstone, family head, secures a firm place among famous cartoon characters and appears daily on The Gazette’s comic page.
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Gazette
Flintstones
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Fred Flintstone
America
Nixon Renews Claim He Won't Seek Presidency
Nixon says he will not run for President in 1964 and will serve as California governor 1962 to 1966. He plans a broad campaign starting February, attacking Washington influence and promising to back Republican nominees after the primary. He challenges Knight’s charges and calls for a national crusade to raise public office standards.
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Nixon
Sun Valley
Idaho
Richard Nixon
California
Bobby
Ted
Joe
Kennedy
Robert
Joseph
Knight
Explosion Sinks Hess Mariner Tanker Off Jacksonville
An oil tanker the Hess Mariner sank 100 miles off Jacksonville after an engine room explosion. Forty crew escaped earlier with 37 aboard the Texaco Nevada. one man injured. Coast guard cutter Sweetgum and aircraft watched the scene as salvage hopes persisted. The vessel disappeared at 8 26 CST after the crew abandoned ship late Sunday night.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Hess Mariner
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Sweetgum
Texaco Nevada
U.S. Rejects Soviet Plan for Interim U.N. Leader
The United States rejected a Soviet proposal to appoint a stop-gap United Nations secretary-general arguing it would undermine the UN Secretariat. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson said the interim head must have full authority to carry out all functions and be an outstanding figure to ensure urgent operations.
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United Nations
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Soviets Fire 16th A Bomb Blast
The Soviet Union conducted its 16th atmospheric nuclear test since resuming detonations on September 1. The Atomic Energy Commission said the blast occurred near Novaya Zemlya and yielded about one megaton.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Novaya
Zemlya
AEC
Atlas Missile Scored Successful Test Flight
A Cape Canaveral report states an 82-foot Atlas intercontinental missile carrying experiments reached 5 000 miles to the South Atlantic. The Atlas E model with 400 000 pounds thrust flew as planned in a 30 minute, 17 000 mph mission. General Dynamics Astronautics built both Atlas models.
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Cape Canaveral
South Atlantic
Air Force
U. S
General Dynamics-Astronautics
Armstrong-Jones Likely to Receive Peerage Soon
London reports say Antony Armstrong-Jones, husband of Princess Margaret, will soon be elevated to peerage with Queen Elizabeth II poised to confer the title. Buckingham Palace and royal aides refused comment while relatives in Ireland corroborate the talk amid Princess Margaret’s expected baby later this month or in November.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Margaret
Antony Armstrong - Jones
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Prince Margaret
Ireland
Armstrong-Jones
Countess of Rosse
Wexford
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Prince Philip
Balmoral
Princess Margaret
Queen Mother
Birkhall
Armstrong- Jones
Earl of Rosse
Ronald Armstrong-Jones
Syria Indicates Step Toward U.N. Membership
The new Syrian government signals intent to adhere to the UN Charter in a move described as a preliminary to applying for UN membership. A UN spokesman noted no formal application yet, with Security Council approval needing seven votes and no veto, followed by two thirds in the General Assembly.
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United Nations
U.N
Mamoun Kuzbari
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
U.N. Assembly
Syria
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.A.R
Assembly
Security Council
General Assembly
Economic and Social Council
Trusteeship Council
Egypt
Last Red Out In Norway Vote Inches Toward Final Result
Oslo AP reports the final Norwegian election leaves the Socialist Labor party with 74 seats, non-socialists 74, and 2, from the leftist Socialist People's party. The government led by Premier Gerhardsen will seek non-socialist support to sustain NATO alignment and defense policy.
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Oslo
Norway
Hedemark
Emil Loevlien
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist People’s Party
Gerhardsen
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