East German Reds Mark 12th Year Rally in East Berlin
In East Berlin the East German Communist government celebrated its 12th anniversary with a mass rally on Marx-Engels square attended by about 250 000 people according to ADN. Western observers noted a lack of enthusiasm among the crowd and officials including Ulbricht and Mikoyan spoke of peace and nonwar while avoiding firm dates for a treaty.
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Berlin
ADN
East Berlin
Marx-Engels
Ulbricht
Mikoyan
Marx-Engels Square
Khrushchev
Fremont Tragedy: Teen Girl and Boy Friend Die by Gunfire
In Fremont Iowa a 17 year old girl Carol Winner and 20 year old Gary Moore were found dead in Moore home after Moore shot himself and killed Winner. Dr Sidney Smith the county medical examiner dated deaths around 9 30 p m. The couple had dated about a year and left notes whose contents were not disclosed.
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Fremont, In
Mahaska County
Carol Winner
Ralph and
Ruth Winner
Gary Moore
Donald
Helen Moore
Moore
Chicago
Dr. Smith
Phoenix
Kennedy Gromyko Berlin talks fail to yield agreement
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held a two hour meeting on Berlin but officials say the United States and the Soviet Union remain far apart on a peaceful settlement. The dialogue focused on Berlin while Kennedy warned of dangers in Southeast Asia and rejected Soviet demands to turn West Berlin into a free city. Gromyko called the exchange useful as officials noted no formal statement was issued.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gromyko
U.S
Russia
Berlin
Rusk
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Kennedy- Gromyko
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Vietnam
NE Iowa Fall Color Show Near Peak This Weekend
Special to The Gazette reports the fall color show nearing peak in northeast Iowa. Observers note green still on some trees around McGregor but splashes of red and gold appear on maples and sumac with oaks expected to color next week.
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The
Gazette
McGregor
Mississippi
Guttenberg
Clayton
Pike’s Peak State Park
Marquette
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Waukon Junction
Harpers Ferry
Color Area
Obituary: Robert L. Smith Dies at 68 in Charleston Gazette Leader
Robert L. Smith, 68, longtime publisher and president of the Charleston Gazette, died Friday night of a heart attack. He began as an errand boy and built a 58 year career with the paper in Charleston, West Virginia.
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NEW York
Robert L. Smith
Errand Boy
Charleston
W. Va
Gazette
Yanks Take Game Three to Lead World Series
The Yankees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in Game Three to seize a 2 1 lead in the World Series. Arroyo earned the win, Purkey the loss, with key hits by Robinson and Edwards sparking New York's narrow victory in Cincinnati.
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Yanks
Cincinnati
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees fall short as Reds edge game to Chacon beat out a
In a low scoring affair the Yankees fail to score through the first half as Mantle Berra and others go quiet. The Reds threaten with Coleman single and Freese walk before Edwards grounds out and Purkey fans. No runs, one hit.
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Richardson
Kubek
Maris
Chacon
Kaska
Pinson
Robinson
Berra
Howard
Skowron
Kasko
Purkey
Boyer
Mantle
Coleman
Post
Freese
Edwards
Stafford
Reds—Pinson
REDS
Lynch
Blasingame
Bud Daley
John J McCloy Thanks From Kennedy For Work On Disarmament
John J McCloy turned in his final report as presidential disarmament adviser and quit Friday. President Kennedy sent a hearty thank you letter praising his notable contribution to the country and world in disarmament. The White House said McCloy’s advice will remain available, and a new arms control and disarmament agency has been created with William Foster named to head it.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
White House
McCloy
William Foster
Yanks and Reds Battle Amid Uneven Inning Showdown
In a tense game the Yankees and Reds exchange short rallies as scoring lags. Mantle and Berra provide the lone counting hit for New York while Edwards and Purkey contribute for Cincinnati as late innings loom.
Doubt Weekend Ford Settlement Raised by Ford VP
Malcolm Denise Ford vice president labor relations said Saturday a weekend settlement of the UAW strike against Ford is doubtful as he returns to national bargaining with UAW President Walter Reuther. He indicated an early settlement is possible but unlikely while terms are reviewed and non-economic issues remain.
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Detroit
Malcolm Denise
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
Denise
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
U.S. Tactical Air Force in Europe Ready
Ramstein Air Base reports the U S tactical air force in Europe can shift quickly from conventional to atomic weapons. Maj. Gen. H R Spicer says 95 percent of crews are qualified for nuclear use and storage is near ready areas along the frontier.
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Ramstein
Germany
U.S. Tactical Air Force
Europe
17Th Air Force
Kennedy
Berlin
U.S
H. R. Spicer
Spicer
17Th
Wreckage of British DC-3 Found in Pyrenees
The British DC-3 Dakota carrying 34 people vanished en route from London to Perpignan. Wreckage was located near Canigou peak at 6000 feet with no signs of life reported. Derby Aviation said 31 passengers and 3 crew aboard. search teams and mountain climbers were deployed as weather hindered operations.
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Toulouse
France
Pyrenees Mountains
Prades
Canigou Peak
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick
London
Perpignan
Mediterranean
Derby Aviation
United Airways
Spain
Bordeaux
Ariege
Pyrenees
Carcassone
Winter forecast from Baers 1962 agricultural almanac
Lancaster AP reports John Baer’s 1962 almanac predicts a bitter season with extreme snow and cold. The piece mixes grim weather prophecy with rustic humor and practical tips for winter living and farming.
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Lancaster
John Baer
East
Midwest
The
Almanac
Baer
Plan Action Against Parents in Salk Case
Woodbridge board of education plans court action against two families for refusing polio vaccine injections for their children. The 4-year-old Woodbridge rule requires injections for all entering students. Keith Doubin aged 8 and Nancy Bantleon aged 7 have not been enrolled.
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Woodbridge, N.J
Woodbridge Board of Education
Woodbridge
Keith Doubin
Nancy Bantleon
Inventions and the Road to Hades in Wartime Wit
An archival line lampoons modern tech fear as sput nik jokes surface amid Cold War anxieties. The quip contrasts new weapons with old myths, reflecting public skepticism toward rapid invention and looming catastrophe.
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Lowan
John Hightower
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John McCloy
JFK
Valerian Zorin
U. S
U. N
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Today's Index
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Elton Fay
British Vacation Group
Russell Landstrom
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Salk
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