Arab Nations Question Iraq Bid On Kuwait Annexation
Beirut reports Arab nations fret over Iraq's bid to annex Kuwait, viewed as a threat to a wealthy sheikdom with major oil output. Kuwait denies and seeks Arab League support. Britain and the Soviet Union weigh responses as tensions rise in the region.
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JFK Chooses Gen Taylor as Military Adviser for Berlin Crisis
General Maxwell D. Taylor, Kennedy's incoming military adviser, returns to active duty to tackle Berlin tensions. Taylor vows readiness for any military action to defend Berlin, reflecting Cold War fears of Soviet dominance. He joins an Eisenhower-era defense framework and weighs moves in response to Berlin and broader Western security. The White House has not announced new force buildups, though policy discussions continue. The turbulent Berlin situation remains central to U.S. strategic planning as Kennedy prepares to lead.
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Manter
Andy
Ieaglepaken Penalar
Faroxi Piles
Robert S. McNamara
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Wallet
Sivey Tymada
Peaceful Stanleyville Amid Congo Tension and Expat Life
In Stanleyville, a Belgian expat enclave on the Congo River, life remains comparatively calm with shops hotels and services run by Belgians Greeks and other Europeans. Despite rumors of chaos curfews keep order as outsiders fear clashes with Belgian soldiers or Leopoldville forces.
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Freedom Riders Abuse Claims Denied by Sheriff Gilroy
Sheriff Gilroy in Jackson refutes a New York interview alleging brutality against Freedom Riders at the Mississippi State Penitentiary. He states riders are treated well and disputes accounts of stripped, injured prisoners. In Jackson, judges jailed more riders for breach of peace, and ongoing disputes over desegregation and civil rights actions continue.
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New York
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Oceanside
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Chicago
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Insurance Fraud Case Recovered Full State Loss
A 76 year old mother Lucie Van DeMark and her son Nelson were jailed for unemployment insurance fraud. They set up five dummy businesses and filed 45 claims over six years, stealing 5100 000 though forgery and fake workers. The state regained the entire amount plus 10 000 recovered through forged policies.
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Imother J
Aas
Lucie van DeMark
Santa Raga
Nelson
Los Angeles
Redting
Chicagoan Named To Bank Unit
President Kennedy today named George W. Mitchell a Chicago economist to the Federal Reserve Board. Mitchell, a Democrat, is vice president of research at the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank and an associate economist for the Federal Open Market Committee. He succeeds M A Szymczak who resigned in June and will serve the remainder of the term ending next January. a full 14 year term may follow.
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George W. Mitchell
Chicago
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Federal Open Market Committee
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Medical Memos on Cough Syrup Addiction Risks
The memo explains that codeine cough syrups can be addictive especially among teenagers who misuse them for narcotic effects. It notes tranquilizing relief from a dry cough, risks when used improperly, and possible legal troubles from theft or impaired driving. It emphasizes safe use when prescribed and warns that dependence can arise during low mood or boredom.
Old Reliable Redstone Fired In Last Test
Cape Canaveral AP report on the Redstone final military test after eight years. The 13-foot booster hit a target about 200 miles down the Atlantic. Polaris A2 failure noted earlier. Three remaining Redstones await stage of retirement as Polaris tests continue.
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