West Allies Plan Move on Berlin Parley Prospect
Highly placed Western officials say the United States Britain France and West Germany will push for a meeting with the Soviet Union on Berlin and Germany within weeks if Moscow does not propose one first. The plan followed Western foreign ministers talks and a NATO briefing by Secretary of State Rusk.
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Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
U.S
Dean Rusk
Communist Party
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
NATO Council
Europe
Britain
France
West Germany
NATO
Oslo
Khrushchev
Marathon Protest Ends in Senate over FPC Nominee
Senator William Proxmire ended his 26 hour protest against Lawrence J. O Connor Jr for the Federal Power Commission after ally Senator Wayne Morse joined in urging delay. The dispute centered on oil industry ties and regulatory implications as the Senate faced a vote and policy battles on Berlin and NATO plans.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Lawrence J. O'Connor Jr
Federal Power Commission
Wisconsin
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Proxmire
Texas
Morse
Lawrence J. O'Connor
FPC Post
Kennedy
United States
O’connor
Mike Mansfield
Montana
O'Connor
Mansfield
O' Connor
Marathon
East German claim on Niemoeller crash as possible assassination
Berlin dispatch reports East German radio alleging a cunningly disguised assassination attempt by Bonn foes after Rev. Martin Niemoeller was badly injured in a Denmark car crash that killed his wife and housekeeper. Niemoeller, pacifist pastor and critic of Adenauer, remained in hospital with brain concussion but showed signs of recovery.
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Berlin
Martin Niemoeller
Denmark
Bonn
Niemoeller
German
Titov Receives Hero Welcome in Moscow Space Return
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov returns to Moscow amid a hero’s greeting atop Lenin St tomb. Premier Khrushchev lauds the party and space achievements while Titov vows peaceful use of rocket power and readiness for any task. Gagarin joins in applause as Titov is named Hero of the Soviet Union and Pilot Cosmonaut.
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Moscow
Gherman Titov
Soviet Union
Titov
Red
Communist Party
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Khrushchev
Hausner Hammers At Eichmann In Trial Speech
Israel Prosecutor Gideon Hausner painted Adolf Eichmann as a killer driven by a lust to kill Jews. He said Eichmann sought orders from Hitler to intensify the murder, citing Nazi documents about skulls and skeletons for a racial institute and urging the court to reject Eichmann’s claim of being only a minor official. The judges announced a recess as the defense prepares its summation ahead of a verdict expected in October.
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Adolf Eichmann
Israel Atty
Gideon Hausner
Hausner
Gestapo
Eichmann
Hitler
Strasbourg
Moshe Landau
Robert Servatius
Goldberg Steps Into Met Dispute
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg entered the Met dispute over the canceled 1961 62 season. He said he spoke with the union president and would contact Met officials, while singers like Leontyne Price and Rise Stevens wired Washington to prompt his move. Mayor Wagner planned talks with Local 802 leader Al Manutti and other union reps.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Metropolitan Opera Company
Goldberg
Dallas
Met
Opera
Leontyne Price
Rise Stevens
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
al Manutti
The
American Federation of Musicians
Swift Strike airlift supports 82nd in training exercise
Air Force giant airlift moved 31 heavy cargo planes into Darlington County airport to supply the 82nd Airborne Division as it expands an airhead near Camden, South Carolina. STRAC observers note rapid air resupply and coordination with Army forces facing a provisional 1,500-man enemy group from St. Jackson, D.C.
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N.C
Air Force
82Nd Airborne
Darlington County
S.C
82Nd
St. Jackson
D.C
Berlin
Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
82Nd Airborne Division
Camden
Ation
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States
Tamed Down Space Rockets Would Let Man Be The Driver
A Virginia Tech conference heard researchers argue for manually controlled space rockets to reduce Atlas booster failure rates. George S. Schairer of Boeing urged rockets be redesigned for stability enabling human pilots to correct trajectories, with limits from instrument data delays and ground communication.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
George S. Schairer
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
Wash
Schairer
Ford tells workers its pay tops industry average
Ford Motor Co. says its 165000 employees earned an average last year 71 cents per hour above the manufacturing industry average. The company released a booklet in labor talks citing management duties, profits and the link between sales and employment.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union c
UAW International
General Motors
Chrysler
Auto Union
Uaw-Industry
1 926 Refugees Flood Into West Berlin
Refugees from East Germany streamed into West Berlin at a rate near two thousand in 24 hours. East German police intensified patrols and turned back hundreds as Khrushchev signaled firmness on the Berlin issue.
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East Germany
East Berlin
Sterner
It Is Cat Or Rabbit Hybrid Seen In North Carolina
Eight year old Michael Fluharty and his father trapped a creature in Whiteville described as part cat and part rabbit. The nine inch long three pound animal has cat front and rabbit hindquarters and hops like a rabbit. At least three others saw similar sightings in the area and veterinarian Dr. W C Burns plans to inspect the animal.
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Whiteville
N.C
Michael Fluharty
Mike
Harry Fluharty
New Hope
W. C. Burns
Latin nations seek $20 billion aid for progress plan
Five Latin American countries urged the United States and other donors to provide at least 20 billion dollars over ten years to Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. They backed inter-American planning with advisory powers and pressed for internal reforms to spur growth. Cuba clash marked by Ernesto Guevara protest and scuffle as talks continued.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Kennedy
Ernesto Guevara
Fidel Castro
Raul
Guevara
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Peru
U. S
Latin America
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Reporter Flirts With Four-Star General Powell
A female reporter questioned Gen. Herbert B. Powell during an air drop event in Bragg North Carolina. Powell, commanding general of the U S Continental Army Command at Fort Monroe Virginia, answered that he commands all Army troops in the United States.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Herbert B. Powell
U.S. Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
United States
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