Khrushchev May Seek Separate Pact With East Germany
Analysis says Khrushchev may pursue a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany this year but is unlikely to empower the German Reds to trigger a global Berlin war. U.S. leaders sense a new Berlin crisis as Soviet air activity rises and threats to shoot an American helicopter surface. Ulbricht traveled to the Soviet Union as discussions reportedly loom over Berlin strategy and treaty details on the Black Sea.
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East Germany
Berlin
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Britain
France
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Black Sea
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Soviet Union
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Vatican Radio Attacks Abortion Pursuit Over Finkbine Case
Vatican radio condemns abortion driven by fear of deformity in the Finkbine case. It links broad coverage to a undertone that a mother seeks to kill her child to avoid a disabled life. Finkbine plans to seek an abortion in Sweden where legal.
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Vatican Radio
Sherri Finkbine
Thalidomide Mother Seeks Compensation Fight
London a thalidomide mother announced plans to press a compensation case for British babies affected by the drug. Pat Lane said she will help raise a fund to pursue a test case against the manufacturer and authorities. She described Julie Lane born with deformities yet receiving treatment. Also the report warns about a contraceptive pill linked to thrombosis and death with four British cases noted. A BMJ report noted similar US cases but questioned a direct link.
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American Medical Association
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Chicago
Decosta
Soblen Ordered Sent To U S By Britain To Return
The British government ordered Israel's El Al to fly Dr Robert Soblen to the United States for espionage related life term. U S marshals would escort him on the New York-bound flight. Israel planned emergency talks as relations with Britain strained over custody.
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London
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Britain
Deaf blind mother dies after life long battle for child
Georgia Hathaway a deaf and blind 43 year old Akron resident died of a heart attack at Akron General Hospital She had previously fought for custody of her son Clarence born February 17 1955 and raised him with help from visiting nurses Welfare aid funded most of the family's needs Clarence acted as eyes and ears while the parents managed with their disabilities Harold Hathaway also deaf and blind the couple married after Braille letters The Juvenile Court allowed them to keep their son despite doubts from welfare authorities
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Akron General Hospital
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Kansas
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Harold Hathaway
Clement Wins Tennessee Primary Upsets Two Congressmen
Tennessee Democrats back ex Governor Frank Clement for a third term as governor. Clement led with 278,734 votes, 40 percent, sweeping six of nine districts. In close races, Rep. James Frazier and Rep. J Carlton Loser appeared defeated as Wilkes T. Thrasher Jr and Richard Fulton led in key districts. Final unofficial counts showed Olgiati 180,269 and Farris 194,190 with Clement ahead.
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J. Carlton Loser
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Frazier
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Raymond Prater
Richard Fulton
Fulton
Gordon Turner
UNC Hosts First Peace Corps Trainees in North Carolina
Washington reports that about 40 prospective Peace Corps volunteers will check in at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on September 5 for training. The group will prepare to serve in Venezuela University, teaching English and sciences, and running libraries. The program costs about 161000 dollars and UNC will oversee overseas administration with the Peace Corps until November 16.
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Simple Feat Of Travel Ends In Stray Traveler
An American tourist wandering in under shorts prompted Royal Canadian Mounted Police near Prince Albert Saskatchewan to intervene. He explained his wife was driving the family car while he rode in a trailer. In the Sandy Bay area bears delayed traffic before the couple was reunited after police intervention.
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