Alliance Splits Over Berlin Policy And West German Ties
Western powers face rising strains as Kennedy shifts away from Eisenhower era Berlin talks. Adenauer distrusts US moves risking vital German interests while Schroeder backs closer US ties. France and Germany press for a tougher Western stance amid US pushes for European integration and NATO nuclear strategy.
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Dense fog triggers massive Turnpike crash in New Jersey
A severe fog episode on the New Jersey Turnpike caused a mass pileup involving 30 to 75 vehicles, a bus and multiple trucks. At least 38 injured, nine seriously, with one bus carrying women from Zion Lutheran Church Philadelphia to Baltimore. Traffic backed up for miles in the northbound lane as police worked the scene.
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Laos Rebels Advance as Government Flees to Thailand
Rebels push toward Luang Prabang as royal Laotian troops abandon Tanoun and flee across the Mekong to Thailand. Thai premier surveys border defenses while U S and Thai officials discuss continued aid and the potential for mobilization. An American official says Lao forces displaced by the attack are regrouping in Thai territory as the Voice of Laos claims recent gains.
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MCV staffer resigns to join New Mexico School of Medicine
Dr Solomon Papper resigns from Medical College of Virginia to become professor and chair of Preventive and Environmental Medicine at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine in Albuquerque. He will start Sept 1. his wife Dr Renee Papper teaches radiology at MCV. Papper, a New York native with Columbia and NYU degrees, previously worked at Harvard, Tufts, and came to MCV Jan 1, 1960.
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Estes inquires lead to resignations in grain storage probe
Estes inquiry widens as Holleman resigns after saying proper action was taken by his assistant. Emergy Jacobs quits denying gifts from Estes. William Morris is discharged amid Texas investigation. Freeman weighs firing James Ralph while Carl Miller transfers. Subpoenas reach 42 bank accounts and court receiver records. Commercial Solvents Corp records seized as Estes financed through firm.
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Texas
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James T. Ralph
Carlt J. Miller
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Herry Moore
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Commercial Solvents
Laos Cease Fire Hopes Dim as Fighting Rises
U S officials say renewed fighting in Laos jeopardizes the yearlong truce. Pro Western royal Laotian government forces struggle against pro Communist Pathet Lao rebels as Nam Tha falls. US seeks cease fire restoration while signaling readiness for quick action if needed. Communist gains exceed two thirds of Laos, government control wanes.
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Administration Offers Business Olive Branch
Kennedy administration reached out to business to ease tensions with a plan to liberalize tax depreciation writeoffs, aiming for about 1.5 billion dollars in 1962 tax savings. UAW and steel leaders urged price stability while inflation fights continued, unemployment fell 400,000 and employment rose 700,000 in April. Stockholders approved merger of Central and Pennsylvania rail lines as car production hit a yearly high and steel output remained weak.
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Hot Springs
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Hi. Fowler
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