Iowa Road Chief Denied Big Pay Hike Amid Union Talks
L. M. Clauson head of the Iowa Highway Commission had his $1,800 raise blocked by the state comptroller and personnel director, preserving the 1953 one-step policy. Carl F. Schach also denied a raise while two other highway officials received $600 increases as Ford and UAW wage talks unfold nationally.
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American writer Jim Bishop visits Berlin
Inside Berlin reporter Jim Bishop, author of The Day Lincoln Was Shot and The Day Christ Died, visits Berlin. His vivid dispatches stand out among many reports and Gazette editors decide readers must see them, starting today on page 6.
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Gromyko Praises Kennedy After Speech at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko shook hands with President Kennedy at the United Nations reception. He said Kennedy was in good form and appeared in high spirits as they met after Kennedy's Monday address.
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Khrushchev Drops End Year Deadline With East Germany
Premier Khrushchev reportedly told Spaak that the Soviet Union prefers slow negotiations over a quick war and did not commit to signing a peace treaty with East Germany by year end. He kept East Berlin status off the agenda, insisting it remains the capital of East Germany.
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Commission Urges Fast Action on School Desegregation
The Civil Rights Commission urged the President and Congress to speed desegregation of public schools nationwide. It recommended that local boards with segregated schools file desegregation plans within six months and face possible loss of federal education funds if plans are not nondiscriminatory. Desegregation should proceed toward compliance with the 1954 Supreme Court ruling as soon as feasible.
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Developer buys Elivera Doud house for 25000 dollars
Fort Collins real estate investor May A. Tiley has purchased the Mamie Doud house in Denver for 25000 dollars. She plans to use it as a residence when in Denver on business. The home belonged to Elivera Doud, the mother of Mrs. Eisenhower.
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West German Press Warns of Change in U S Germany Policy
West German newspapers describe reports of a shift in U S policy toward Germany as alarming and warn against concessions to the Communists. Bild Zeitung asks if Germany is being sold down the river while Die Welt and Frankfurt papers warn that concessions could invite Soviet demands and threaten West Berlin.
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Fear Fighting May Break Out In Katanga Area
In Leopoldville Gen. Victor Lundula urged the Congo central government to invade Katanga. Elisabethville fears of renewed fighting grow as Europeans flee and whites reach Ndola, Northern Rhodesia. Lumumbists push for invasion after political reconciliation with Adoula to lead the central government.
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Adoula
Dodge Named Army Information Chief
Major Gen. Charles Dodge, who has led army reserve matters, was named army chief of information, effective October 1. The appointment was announced Monday in Washington.
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Charles Dodge
Army Chief of Information
Four Die in Truck Car Pileup Near Cameron
A large truck and four cars collided on U.S. 6 near a bridge eight miles south of Cameron Missouri Sunday night. The crash left three dead and seven injured, authorities said.
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Rights Rhetoric vs Duty Crackdown
A witty take cautions that many who loudly advocate for rights stumble on duties, suggesting balance between advocacy and responsibility. The quip targets public figures and activists, implying zeal without duty undermines moral credibility.
Kennedy Challenges Soviets to Peace Race at U.N.
President Kennedy delivers a forceful address at the United Nations urging a broad disarmament program to end the arms race and invite the Soviet Union to join a "peace race" toward general and complete disarmament while warning against a troika ruling the UN.
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U N Receives Broad U S Disarmament Plan
The United States presented a sweeping new plan to the United Nations on Monday calling it one of the most bold far reaching and comprehensive disarmament proposals ever offered. The plan aims to curb arms and enhance global security through detailed measures and verification.
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Britain backs U S disarmament plan at UN
London reports the foreign office expressed full and enthusiastic support for the United States disarmament plan presented to the United Nations.
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U.S. Plans Disarmament Outline for General World Peace
The United States submitted a plan to the U N Secretariat for General Assembly and Disarmament Commission review. President Kennedy outlined the proposal titled Declaration on Disarmament The U S Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World. The outline envisions a three stage path to disarmament ending in scrapping arms and a UN peace force with a ban on non atomic power control transfers in stage one.
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