Businessmen Push Wider Role in Politics Across Nation
Across the country, business leaders push into political life from precincts up. Ford, GE, and others back a movement urging businessmen to engage in government to strengthen free enterprise. Leaders cite Eisenhower calls and price debates with Big Steel as momentum for action.
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Kenedy
Big Steel
New York
Tri S
Ford Motor Cy
Hnto
Washington
Thomas R. Reid
Ford Company
Wem
Wade Ists
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hyt Firm
Thomas B. Bartel
Quaker Oats Co
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Co
Standards of Indiana
Aim
Halbert Hoover
Henry Ford
James A. Farley
George.m. Humphrey
of the Treasury
Eisenhower
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Syracuse
David H
Citizens Group
Jaquith
Finance and Industry
New
York
Violence Flare Sparks Albany Protest After Unpermitted March
In Albany Georgia a late night march by Negroes seeking desegregation met with rocks bottles and minor injuries to two officers. The scene prompted calls to suspend mass gatherings as federal court actions and an injunction shape the fight over desegregation and police interference.
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Albany, Ga
Claude Hill
Tilsirations
Ton
Georgia
Bath
Netson
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Forjaréa
Laurie Pritchett
Albany
King
Marvin Rich
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
High Altitude Nuclear Test Postponed Again
Honolulu AP reports the United States second high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island is postponed for 24 hours. Weather delays caused repeated rescheduling from Monday through Tuesday as clouds at 20,000 feet thwarted blast plans and Joint Task Force officials faced a grim forecast.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston
Thailand
Joint Task Force
Ben Bella Moves Toward Power in Algiers
In Algiers dissident Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella moves toward control as the National Liberation Front Political Bureau meets in Tiaret to take over government. Ben Bella is expected to chair the bureau and possibly become premier amid a leftist faction dominance.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Premice Ben
Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Tiaret
Tiemcen
National Liberation Front
Ben Bellu
Mohammed Khider
Ben Khedda
Fee
Eee
Aflee 7
Ben Allahast
Mohammedi
Cleopatra
Rome
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Tha
Fisher
Mohammed Bou
Aftdiaf
Hocine
Alf
Ahmed
Rabah Bitat
Chi
Las Vegas
Ors
Ie Pre
CNRA
Lake Taline
Vaccination Campaign Stands Despite Expert Opposition
London officials reaffirm the smallpox vaccination goal for every British baby as Prof George Dick of Queen's University Belfast argues mass vaccination risks more infant deaths and neurological injuries than the disease itself. Ministry spokesman cites 2.6 million babies vaccinated in a decade with 27 deaths from complications and says the risk is balanced.
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London
Health Ministry
British Medical Association
George Dick
Thel
Queen’s University
Belfast
Association
Ministry of Health
U Thant Suggestion Is Studied
United Nations Congo Advisory Committee studied Acting Secretary-General U Thants proposal to use military force as a last resort to end Katanga secession. Thant favored self defense and floated economic blockade while noting UN spending and potential bond funds running dry.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Congo
U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Thant
19Mation
Moise Tshombe
Lemdi
United Nations
U.N
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Peronist bans in Argentina spark political crackdown
Argentina's military government outlawed Communist and Peronist parties and candidates in a move to clear the way for elections. President Jose Maria Guido issued four decrees banning Peronist propaganda and voting campaigns while empowering electoral courts to oversee party activity. The crackdown targeted followers of former dictator Juan Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Alliance for Progress Under Fire in Latin America
Widespread criticism of the Alliance for Progress surfaces across Latin America amid mixed U.S. policies. Ecuador's President Arosemena visits Washington as Latin nations reevaluate democratic measures and responses to coups. Argentina's Economic Survey attacks the plan for stifling state planning and claims aid failures fuel regional unrest and leftist gains.
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William L. Ryan
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
U.S
United States
Ecuador
Carlos Fulla Arasemena
Washington
Arasemena
Jose
Vilasco Ibarra
Arosemena
Peru
Cuba
Diplo
Matte Valatime
Punta del Este
Genlina
Santiago
Chald Ean
Mercurio
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Berlin Wall Telecast Links U.S. to Europe via Telstar
Americans viewed a live telecast from Berlin as Telstar relayed images of the wall and guards. NBC aired from Berlin with Piers A nderton introducing the four minute segment while Boultwood filed from Berlin. CBS and ABC provided concurrent live reports from Paris and Geneva in a historic multi network news relay.
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New York
Berlin Wall
United States
Telstar
Berlin
Heinrich Ueine-Strasse
East Berlin
National Broadcasting Co
Europe
American Broadcasting Co
Lou Cioffi
Paris
John Scali
Geneva
Columbia Broadcasting System
NBC
The
Iron
Piers Anderton
Associated
Press
George Boultwood
Wall
West Berlin
Reds
Boultwood
ABC
CBS
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Dean Rusk
David Brinkley
Huntley-Brinkley
Aid Bill Goes to President
Congress sent President Kennedy a foreign aid bill totaling 4.672 billion dollars. It cuts 206.5 million from the administration request and removes bans on aid to Communist nations and the United Nations. The measure awaits the President’s signature after House approval 221 to 169.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
United Nations
White House
Poland
Yugslavia
India
United States
House
U.N
U.S
World Organization
Congo
Gaza Strip
Beauty contest security called tight despite criticism
Miss Universe judge Philip Bottfield says contestants were not menaced by wolves and describes strict security. He notes girls dined together, roomed with a chaperone, calls diverted to the pageant office, and civil defense guards patrolled hotels at night amid talks of criticism from Miss South Africa. Lynette Gamble, 18, returned to Johannesburg and described the affair as more like a cattle contest than a beauty competition.
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New York
Philip Boltfield
Miami
Bottfield
H Yi
Lynette Gamble
Johannesburg
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Lockwood Village
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Confederation of Babysit
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Eddis
Ers
Macy
Elizabeth Taylors
Miss Wees
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Maria Trapp
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Snella
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