Prestige Is Laid on Line Leadership of Nikita Threatened By Berlin
Associated Press analysis by William L. Ryan contends Khrushchev seeks a face saving deal with Kennedy to postpone the Berlin showdown while positioning for the October Soviet Congress. It notes Khrushchev’s brinkmanship, a one sided peace bid, and West Berlin as leverage, with Moscow aiming to show the inevitability of Soviet leadership and to ease pressure on East Germany.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Germany
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Red Bloc
Moscow
East
Voters Defeat Faubus Bond in Arkansas Vote
In Little Rock Arkansas voters rejected a $60 million bond issue backed by Governor Orval Faubus. Only nine of 75 counties supported it, leaving the state to face likely legislative action in a possible summer session. The Faubus family did gain a victory as son Farrell was elected state representative from Madison County.
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Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Farrell
University of Arkansas
Madison County
Jewish Arrest Charge Denied by Eichmann in Trial
Adolf Eichmann testified on his seventh day at the stand denying Heydrich’s claim he led Austrian Jewish arrests after the 1938 Anschluss. He said he reported to the secret police in Austria and oversaw emigration rather than directing arrests, while noting the role of Polish Jews in the Jewish organization network.
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Adolf Fichmann
Gestapo
Reinhard Heydrich
Austria
Berlin
Eichmann
Robert Servalius
Heydrich
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Danube
Antshell
Chlorine gas outbreak at St Louis pool injures many
About 250 people at the Downs Swimming Pool in South St. Louis were exposed to a leaking three foot tall chlorine cylinder, sending at least 90 to hospitals. Lifeguards evacuated bathers as physicians and multiple hospitals treated the injured. the chemical was described as similar to World War I gases but not among the deadlier varieties.
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Downs
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Mississippi River
Jhérome Johnson
Robert Lebbing
James Angel
Betty
Carolyn Terrell
City Hospital
Dirksen Threatens Anti Red China Resolution Tactics
Sen Everett Dirksen GOP leader signaled a move to attach an anti Red China resolution to Kennedy's foreign aid bill or push a separate vote. He criticized State Department for not acting and urged a firm stand on Berlin and China admission to the United Nations amid Republican concerns over U S policy.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
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Dirksen
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Dirkeen
China
Berlin
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Rioting Farmers Block French Railway Services
Rioting farmers blocked traffic and clashed with riot police in Beziers forcing a temporary suspension of all passenger and freight trains in the region. The revolt against government agricultural policy began in Brittany three weeks ago and has spread to central and southern France with increasing intensity as farmers demand a larger share of produce prices.
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France
Brittany
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