Morse proposes U.N. ruling on Berlin status
Senator Wayne Morse called for submitting Berlin’s status to the United Nations for a decision on Allied and Soviet treaty rights. He urged a strong but negotiable stance, noting the original treaty was a temporary wartime measure and urging not to threaten nuclear war.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Berlin
United Nations
Mors
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West
Morse
Oregon
Khrushchev
Two Sought For Beating Of Widow
Baltimore police charged two youths and sought five others in the murder of Ida Helen Baker a 64 year old widow found beaten and burned in her northwest Baltimore apartment. Arrest warrants named Ronald Giles 19 and Roy Cantler 20 as suspects and three others Harvey Damron 37 Thomas G Whittaker 22 and Robert L Stevens Jr were being questioned. Neighbors saw four males enter the apartment Thursday night and two left before firefighters responded Friday morning. Baker identified two intruders before dying at a hospital. A robbery motive appeared, with only five dollars taken while cash and bonds totaling thousands remained in the building.
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Baltimore
Baeten
Ida Helen Baker
Ronald Giles
Roy Cantler
Robert L. Stevens, Jr
Stevens
Whittaker
Mrs. Baker
Daughter Weds As Pop Wished In Albany Church
Lillian Jean Tullis, daughter of missing flier David Tullis, married Richard Baylis in a quiet Albany ceremony. The bride said her father would have approved. Tullis vanished Aug 3 after taking off from Loudon Airport in a Cessna bound for Revere Massachusetts. no trace of plane or man has been found. An uncle stood in for the father at the wedding.
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Albany
N.Y
Lillian Jean Tullis
Miss Tullis
David Tullis
Loudonville
Loudon
Cohoes
Revere
Mass
Tullis
Richard Baylis
Troy
Will Tallis
Library namesake honors longtime Waynesville physician
Dr. Mary L. Cook 92, an early woman physician and driving force behind the town’s library, helped start public books access in 1917 and led the library board for 43 years. In gratitude, the board renamed the library The Mary L. Cook Public Library, a move she modestly resisted.
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Waynesville
Ohio
Mary L. Cook
First
Mary L. Cook Public. Library
Mary
Education Urged For Handicapped Children
Secretary Ribicoff urged a nationwide effort to enroll handicapped children in schools with special provisions. About six million school age children need education beyond the routine, including the blind deaf and others with special health and mental needs. Only about one fourth receive special help. parents are urged to inquire with local school and state education departments this August.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Oll
Ribicoff
S Vale
Romaine P. Mackie
Office of Education
National Association For Retarded Children
Rockefeller Eisenhower Center Discuss Politics in Campaign Talks
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania a Rockefeller spokesman said Nelson Rockefeller hopes Eisenhower will campaign for New York mayoral candidate. The general reportedly plans limited public appearances during falls visits, but not a formal campaign effort. The meeting aimed to align Rockefeller and Eisenhower on political strategy.
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Ike
Rocky
Nelson Rockefeller
New Eisenhower
Gettysburg
York
Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Saturn
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
New
Sase
Aces
Eyerance
BoWer
New York City
New York
Kennedy Relaxes On Cruise Off Cape Cod
President Kennedy cruised Nantucket Sound aboard the 52 foot Marlin for a rest weekend at his Cape Cod summer place. He studied documents from Washington and received an intelligence briefing as the Berlin crisis loomed. Press secretary Salinger said McNamara and other officials delayed Kennedy's departure, with plans to meet in Washington Monday. Rest and relaxation were the order of the day with no official appointments.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Hazy Nantucket Sound
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Robert 8. McNamara
Washington
Salinger
McNamara
White House
Llewellyn Thompson
U. S
Moscow
US plans major peace offensive amid Berlin tensions
The United States may launch a broad peace push in coming weeks to counter Soviet Berlin pressure through nuclear testing and broader cooperation. President Kennedy could address the UN General Assembly on Sept 19 as part of the effort, while a Geneva talks reopening August 24 seeks a nuclear test ban. If talks fail, decisive actions, possibly resuming tests, could follow. The Post notes mounting inside support for new arms control methods and world understanding.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Washington Post
Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Soviet Union
Geneva
United Nations
Acti Pation
Vietnamese Troops Chase Communists Into Laos
Cracking South Vietnamese units are said to operate in southern Laos to curb Communist supplies and Viet Cong reinforcements moving from North Vietnam. Reliable sources report U S trained troops may be active in North Vietnam as well, with small ranger units possibly operating along the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
17Th Parallel
South
Pletky
Prince Boun Oum
Vientiane
Reb‘els
Fuel Oil You Faster Service Let Us Serve You With Quality
A vintage fuel oil advertisement promises faster service and quality products. It markets reliable delivery and customer satisfaction with emphasis on prompt, friendly assistance for households and businesses.
Americans Rescued In Laos After 22 Day Search
Four Americans rescued unharmed after 22 days missing on a helicopter resupply mission in Laos. The Air American Sikorsky Hi 4 landed safely after taking small arms fire and oil loss, with pilots John Andrew Glitting Dominick J. Guccione crew chief Edward Bailor and a USAIDG Laos member aboard.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pha Khao
Xieng Khouang
Air American Co. Sikorsky
John Andrew Glitting
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Dominick J. Guccione
Columbus
Gay
Edeward Bailor
New Bernt
N. C
U.S
Carl J. Nagle
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Glitting
Norsfolk Road
Guccione
Sharon Ave
Bailor
Center Ave
Constant Visitor Known Norfolk Police Officer
Patrolman Fred Childress has been hospitalized three times in six months in Norfolk. Two incidents were automobile accidents and one followed a fall through a roof.
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Norfolk, Va
Fred Childress
Norfolk
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Eisenhower Center
North
High Point
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Homestead Ave
Brooke Callahan
Gib" Callahan
B. G. (Grace) Callahan
Paul Clinard
Brear, Bar
Lowell Clinard Asst
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