Khrushchev Says Berlin Problem Must Be Settled
James Marlow reports that Khrushchev presents three options for Berlin: lenient, legal, or lethal. The piece outlines West Berlin’s strategic role, East German control of supply routes, and the risk of a forceful or negotiated settlement affecting U.S. and Allied access and presence in the city.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Washington
West
Russia
Kennedy
West Berlin
Khrustid
Trou Ie
East Germany
Stalin
Trumon
United States
Britain
France
Fas, i
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Russias
Shetaet
Cate
Appropriations Impasse Shapes Pennsylvania Reapportionment
In Harrisburg Republicans block three appropriation bills totaling about 44 million for hospitals homes and Civil Air Patrol while Democrats push for a vote. A bi partisan panel debates redistricting as Congress weighs enlarging its size to prevent losing seats.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
GOP
Civil Air Patrol
Stephen McCann
Congress
McCann
Albert W. Johnson
House
Johnson
Ship Captain Found Dead Aboard Matsonia
LOS ANGELES AP The luxury liner Matsonia returned to harbor after crew members found Capt Vernon Johnson 47 shot to death in his cabin. Police said he apparently killed himself. The ship resumed its voyage with 671 passengers aboard. Johnson from Junction City Oregon had served as an officer since 1. No motive or notes were found.
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Los Angeles
Matsonia
Honolulu
Vernon Johnson
Coast Guard
Johnson
Matsoma
Navy
Junction City
Ore
Matson Tines
Matson
Fanfani Hails Kennedy Warm Talks In U S
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani said he was favorably impressed by President Kennedy after talks with the U S leader earlier this week.
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Philadelphia
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Kennedy
United States
Parents are loved but nutty say third graders
Valley Stream New York AP reports third graders at Avenue School wrote anonymous reflections on parents school and teachers. They describe parents as loving but sometimes yelling or not understanding children. Teachers praised the students as bright and progressing daily.
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Valley Stream
N.Y
Brooklyn, Avenue School
Long Island
Annette Higgins
Actress and rancher seek divorce in Los Angeles case
AP report notes actress Jane Nigh and rancher John E. Baker separately express views on self image and relationships as they pursue divorce. Both say they are unhappy and desire separation with mutual respect.
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LOS Angeles
Jane Nigh
John E. Baker
Union Officials Must Shell Out for Hoffa Reelection Fund
Two ex vice presidents of the Teamsters urge about 3,000 local officials to donate 25 dollars each for a reelection fund for R. Hoffa. The campaign, announced by a Teamsters spokesman, circulated May 13 with letters signed by Harold J. Gibbons and the late Owen B. Brennan. Brennan died about two weeks after mailing. Gibbons, once of St. Louis, is Hoffa ally. The spokesman did not know how much money had been received.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Harold J. Gibbons
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit
Brennan
Gibbons
St. Louis
Hoffa
Stevenson Reaches Bolivia on alliance tour
Adlai E. Stevenson carries Kennedy's Alliance for Progress plan to Bolivia as he tours Latin America. He aims to discuss the Uruguay meeting of the Inter American Economic and Social Council and secure support for the program. Stevenson notes improved U.S. confidence among governments and reports on leftist demonstrations in Santiago.
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Santiago
Chile
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Bolivia
Stevenson
Latin America
Victor Paz Estenssoro
la Paz
Uruguay
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Washington
United States
Jorge Alessandri
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Helen Hayes Tours Abroad With American Stage Troupe
Helen Hayes reports the 16 nation The Theane Guild American Repertory Company tour has energized local theaters and spread American culture in Europe. She defends the State Department program amid criticism, notes varied ticket practices across countries, and says European audiences value American playwrights.
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Paris
Helen Hayes
Theane Guild
American Repertory Company
Miss. Hayes
State Department
Policy Reaffirmed in West New Guinea Dispute
Washington Reuters AP reports the United States reaffirmed strict impartiality and neutrality in the conflict between the Netherlands and Indonesia over West New Guinea. The stance emphasizes U S nonalignment in the territorial dispute and maintains diplomatic neutrality amid regional tensions.
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Washington
United States
Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Roosevelt's Great Grandson Among Groton School Graduates
Theo ore Roosevelt 4th, great grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, graduated with Groton School classmates Wednesday. His home is in Paoli Pennsylvania.
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Groton
Mass
Theoore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Roosevelt
Paoli
NAACP Not Opposed To Riders
The NAACP states its executive secretary Roy Wilkins is not opposed to Freedom Rides as a tactic. He says the organization approves the rides and defends them from detractors while stressing the need for solid legal moves and constitutional enforcement to support civil rights actions.
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New York
National Association For the Advance‘ment of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
Jackson
Mass
Wilkins
Associated Press
NAACP
South
Wilmington
C. i
Freedom Riders persevere in Southeastern desegregation protests
The Florida bound Freedom Riders continue their bus station desegregation protest testing South Carolina and Georgia facilities. Nine riders including four rabbis and twelve ministers split into groups to reach Jacksonville and Tallahassee, facing few incidents aside from a knife threat at a depot lunch counter.
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South Carolina
Sumter
S.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Tallahassee
Florida
New York
Charleston
Savannah
Tampa
Washington
Greyhound
Charleston Terminal
Wilmington
N.C
Raleigh
Surster
Stunter
Nearneath
Golfer Killed by Lightning in Palatka
In Palatka Florida a golfer named Paw Aliane aged 44 was struck by lightning while playing in a foursome and died. The other three golfers sustained non fatal injuries and were shocked but unharmed.
ROTC Training Arrives for Six-Week Summer Camp
ROTC members will arrive in Mead Maryland Saturday to begin six weeks of summer training. Pennsylvania Military College will be represented. In University Park Pennsylvania Dr David K Rice of Warren is named president of the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association.
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Ft, Mead, Md
Officers Training Corps
Pennsylvania Military College
University Park, Pa
David K. Rice of
Warren
Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association
Nigeria declines to join Union of African States
Information Minister T O S Benson said Nigeria will not join the Union of African States formed by Ghana Guinea and Mali. He stressed Nigeria’s policy of non alignment and noted that such a political union would not be expedient given the country’s 35.2 million population.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Union of African States
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
T.O.S Benson
Transfer Order Stays Befoe Appeals in Lincoln School Case
New Rochelle New York Board of Education seeks a stay from the U S Court of Appeals on a judge s transfer order directing pupil transfers from Lincoln School a predominantly Negro elementary in a segregated pattern The stay request and appeal priority motion come as officials report 5375 empty seats citywide for September and 350 Lincoln pupils seeking transfers amid mixed reaction and contested neighborhood school status
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New York
New Rochelle
N.Y
Board of Education
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S Dist
Irving R. Kawman
Merryle S. Rukeyser
Kaufman
Linca
Lincoln
Edussion
Lincoln School
Kai
New Rochelle Wednester
Washington School
Washington
Kennedy Turned Down Intervention in School Desegregation Case
U S District Judge Oren R Lewis denied the U S Justice Department bid to intervene as a plaintiff in the Prince Edward County school desegregation case. The federal government sought to challenge the county's plan to close public schools, arguing intervention was necessary to prevent circumvention of court orders and tuition grants. The judge ruled the move would delay and prejudice the case and refused to order the closing of all state schools.
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Richmond
Kennedy
Newlit
Gene
Prince Edward York City
Lewis
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
U.S. Dist.j
Robert F. Kennedy
Segret Lewis
Vention
Prince Edward
Graes
Prince Ed
Iir Justice Department
Washington
Congress
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