Officials Seek to Assure Senators on Cuban Crisis
In Washington discussions with senators, officials said the Cuban crisis is being handled to keep Western Hemisphere unity and deter any invasion. Despite new Soviet arms shipments to Cuba, leaders stressed no proven offensive threat and pledged to act if necessary to protect U.S. forces.
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Ruzek
Cuba
Castro
United States
Arnational Cratamanic Mate
Armed Services Committee
Canada
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Western
Dirksen
GOP
White House
U.S
Congressiona l Caders
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Berlin
Senate
Alexander Wiley
Rwss
Wiley
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N-Y
Engle
California
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Washington
Fidel Castro
Navy
Havana
Jobs Continued from Page One July Survey Week
An unexpected large influx of adult women into the labor force helped keep unemployment up despite rising employment. Wolfbein cautioned against reading this as a recession signal, noting that employment is increasing substantially while the unemployment rate remains high.
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Wolfbein
Miss America Pageant Opens With Preliminary Winners Crowned
Atlantic City report on the first round of Miss America pageant noting Pamela Gilbert from Illinois won the swimsuit title and Charlotte Ann Carroll from Mississippi captured the talent award. Other contestants faced outfits, performances, and prelim interviews as 54 entrants compete for the crown.
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Atlantic City
Muingis
Mississippi
Pamela Gilbert
Carbon‘date
Charlotte Annn Carroll
Walthall
Miss
Carroll
Olive Oyl
Popeye
States
Canada
District of Columbia
Chicago
New York City
Maria Beale Fletcher
L 'Asheville
Margaret Patty
Pennsylvania
Crystidale Martin
Ann Verner
Georgia
Katherine Cross
Nebraska
Refugees Revolt and Break to West Berlin Flee East
Refugees describe growing opposition to the 9 hour working cycle and a bold border escape from Luetzkendorf. Geidel and Warmus fled 100 miles to Berlin, dodging East German guards and barbed wire, and reaching West Berlin after a tense crossing. East German casualties and Soviet moves at Checkpoint Charlie frame a tense postwar border scene.
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Geidel
Warmus
Luetzkendorf
Peatae
Lesa
Warmous
Byo
Geidet
Berlin
Geider
Crete
MacNair Barracks
West Berlin
Havel
Bernower Strasse
Sandkrug Bridge
Setstor
U.S
Algeria Eyes First National Assembly and Quick Government
Bureau sources say Algeria could hold the first National Assembly election within ten days and form a full government soon after. A prepared list of 196 candidates remains valid with minor changes as the Political Bureau regains power to curb rebels. Chaos and economic stagnation persist with 70 percent unemployment and famine threats in parts of the country.
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Try
Bureau
Algeria
Russia accuses West of provocations at Berlin border
Moscow accuses the United States Britain and France of provocative incidents along the Berlin border and rejects joining a four power talk. The Kremlin demands a German peace treaty on Soviet terms and the evacuation of Western powers from West Berlin. The note blames the Allies for incidents, sabotage and the buses guarding the Soviet memorial, urging an end to the occupation and the NATO base.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Powder-Koz
Tass
Western Alps
New Noves
Kremlin
West Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Wall
Oil tax debate sinks amendment amid Senate clash
Senators spar over depletion allowances with Monroney and Tower opposing limits, Fulbright defending needs for free world supplies, and Mansfield killing the measure 57 to 20. The discussion touched on self employed pension plans, with Dirksen invoking a long‑stalled House bill and Mansfield signaling separate action after the tax bill.
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J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Williams
Mansfield
Ienate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Kennedy
Dirksen
House
Senate
Mariner 2 completes precise course correction near Venus
Mariner 2, launched from Cape Canaveral on Aug 25, executed a midcourse correction that kept it within 223000 miles of Venus and set a path toward a solar orbit. Scientists at JPL praised the maneuver as exact, with the craft now venturing deeper into space while its 15 week instrument mission begins without maintenance.
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Venus
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jack James
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Mariner 2
Amercan
Earth
Crash near Lake Milton kills Ohio oil executives
A crash at Lake Milton near Youngstown killed four Cleveland area oil executives aboard an Allied Oil Co. plane. Victims identified: William H. Parr 45 Wayne Wiggins 35 Robert F. Wulff 37 and Jay P. Alexander 53. Debris found in Lake Milton and field crater measured six feet deep amid a burning wreckage as investigators from CAB FBI state police and aviation experts examine causes.
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William K. Weimer
Lake Milton
Youngstown
Weimer
Civil Aeronautics i Board
Washington
CAB
Chicago
Federal Aviation If
Cleveland
Ohios Highway Patrol
FBI
Y ‘He
Shreveport
Marion
Ohio
Continental Oi! Co
Cuyahoga County
Ashland Oi Co
Cleveland-area
Alied Oil Co
William H. Parr
Wayne Wiggins
Robert F. Wulff
Jay P. Alexander
Global U.S. military reach cited against Soviet perimeter
The article notes U.S. advisory groups in 25 nations totaling 4 974 personnel plus 10 000 in South Vietnam, with a vast radar and air base network from Turkey to Okinawa. It warns Moscow views this presence as a threat while citing the 30 billion dollar Cold War military buildup since 1947.
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Poland
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Tibet
Florida
U.S
Turkey
Pakistan
Greece
Formosa
Japan
Norway
Tran
Germany
Soviet Union
Cape Calaveral
Fla
United States
Koea
Okinawa
Viet Nam
Cuba
U.8
Space effort faltered as Soviet tech aids Cuba raise fears
The piece notes that space experiments on Venus failed after days due to radio issues and rocket malfunctions, while it argues that Soviet technicians and armament in Cuba fuel fears of U.S. security. It concludes a Cuba-based missile threat parallels an ICBM launched from the Soviet Union.
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Venus
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Tempers Flare In New Orleans School Integration
The Associated Press reports daily desegregation clashes as a Negro woman with two pupils faced a smashed windshield in New Orleans. Bomb threats forced removal of pupils from two parochial schools. police and fire crews responded and hundreds of whites booed the newcomers. Desegregation spreads with mixed incidents across several cities.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
St. Leo the Great
St. Rose de Lima
Our Lady of Prompt
Jefferson Parish
Burns
Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic
Archdiocese of
Atlanta
Dallas
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Nashville
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Quake Strikes Bouein Area. Villages Suffer Heavy Losses
A strong earthquake devastates Bouein and surrounding villages. Dozens killed and thousands injured, with 3,000 buried without Muslim rites. Rescue teams struggle to reach remote hamlets as U.S. planes supply aid and medical personnel arrive. Queen Farah barred from leading a relief group. her mother oversees efforts.
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Rowholtah
Tran Red Cross
Red Lion
Sun
Tehran
U.S
Rostamabad
U.S. Air Force
United States
Pan- American World Airways
Germany
Iran
Gulf District
U.S. Engineers Corps
Boulein
Farah
Estes Pressed to Lobby Washington Against Administration
Estes urged people to travel to Washington to oppose the administration while Dennison cited a conference with Emery. Jacobs arranged a review. he later resigned amid the uproar. Marshall, who died June 3, 1961, had ruled on January 17, 1961 that Estes cotton land transfers were legal, while another witness said the transfers were a scheme to sell allotments. Marshall approved Estes contracts but rejected others, and Dennison said Marshall knew terms without a copy. The attorney noted an Agriculture Department directive on January 16, 1981 requiring rejection of Estes-type contracts.
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Estes
Washington
Dennison
Emery
Jacobs
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Henry Marshall
Southwestern Farm Aid
Marshall
Attomnney
Agriculture Department
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Robert S. McNamara
MelNamara
Rusk
Marshall S. Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Illinois
Sweetie Pie
Miig
Alggeria
Russia
West
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
John Tower
R-Tex
Pork & Beans
Amanda McCullek
Rt. 1
Patham
H.C
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