Kennedy Urges Creation of Communications Satellite Corporation
President Kennedy urged Congress to charter a Communications Satellite Corporation with over 1 billion in Class A voting shares for public sale to individuals and to communications firms. The plan aims to rent satellite channels to telecoms and other entities, enabling global radio, TV, and telephone links with multi-year profits and guarded against stockholder domination amid high initial costs and disputed timelines.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Communications Satellite Corporation
Telephone and Telegraph
House
Senate
Space Council
E. C. Welsh
Welsh
United States
Kennedy Urges Japanese Youth to Fight Poverty Worldwide
U S Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy urged Japanese students to join a global contest against poverty ignorance and disease during a six day Japan visit He spoke at a Kyoto area petroleum institute and was greeted warmly by students and locals amid protest by a small Communist tail.
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Osaka
Japan
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kyoto
Communist Party of America
Okinawa
Petroleum Institute
Uncertain Fate for Kennedy College Aid Bill
Senate passes 2.674 billion education measure with scholarships and classroom construction. President Kennedy seeks broader aid. conference fate hinges on preservation of scholarship funding amid partisan opposition. House veers toward 1.5 billion for construction, with leaders avoiding further scholarship pushes.
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Senate House
Kennedy
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
House
Minnesota Mining Officials Confer With State Probers
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing officials met with state investigators led by SBI Director Walter Anderson in Raleigh as part of a probe into highway sign purchases. A six member delegation discussed records with Hugh Cannon and William White before briefing Anderson. Brewer, tied to the probe, is recovering from a suicide attempt after a throat and wrist slashing and sedative overdose.
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Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
State Bureau of Investigation
Walter Anderson
Minnesota
Hugh Cannon
William White
Anderson
Harry Heltzer
Reflective Products
Cannon
Minnesota Mining
White
St. Paul
Minn
SBI
Robert A. Burch
Sanford
Kidd Brewer
Burch
Brewer
Bobby
Boone
Extradition of Negro Woman to N C Approved
Gov. DiSalle approved extradition of Willie Mae Mallory from Ohio to North Carolina to face kidnapping charges connected to a racial incident in Monroe. Sanford assured fair trial. Mallory could seek habeas corpus in Cleveland. Lawyer cites a white couple seeking sanctuary during the Aug. 27 incident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
North Carolina
DiSalle
Willie Mae Mallory
Monroe
N.C
Terry Sanford
Bernard A. Berkman
Cleveland
Mallory
Berkman
Williams
Cuba
G. Bruce Stegall
Huge Mine Blast in Saarland Kills and Traps Miners
A fiery explosion at the Luisenthal coal mine near Saarbrucken caved in large areas. Officials report 56 dead, 78 injured, 150 to 200 missing, while 216 miners inside were rescued or reached safety as rescue teams, including U.S. Army units, battled gas and fire.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Luisenthal
Saarland
Cavara
Alsbach
U.S. Army
Coalrich
Argentina to Break With Cuba amid Military Pressure
Argentina will break relations with Fidel Castro's Cuba later this week, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Military leaders, boycotting Frondizi's banquet for ex-King Leopold, press for a swift policy shift to the right and a full severance from Havana following abstentions at an OAS expulsion vote.
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Argentina
Foreign Ministry
Arturo Frondizi
Leopold
Belgium
Fidel Castro
Frondizi
Cuba
Organization of American States
Havana
Castro
Policy Group Gets USW Proposals
AP reports the United Steelworkers Union laid final 1962 contract proposals before the Wage Policy Committee in Pittsburgh with expected quick approval. President McDonald received a standing ovation as he moved through the room prior to the meeting. Kennedy aims for a steel settlement within weeks to avoid a strike and prevent a disruptive inventory buildup under Taft Hartley cooling off rules.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union Today
USW
David J. McDonald
Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Sukarno Requests Faster Soviet Arms Deliveries
Indonesian President Sukarno ordered Air Chief Omar Dhani to Moscow for a mission to speed up Soviet arms shipments, aiming to pressure the Netherlands over West New Guinea. He faces pessimism about negotiations as U Thant films talks with both sides in New York.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Moscow
Netherlands
West New Guinea
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Omar Dhani
Bali
Soviet Union
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Vladivostok
Subandrio
U.N
U Thant
Thant
New York
Air Force Finds No Evidence UFOs Are Spacecraft
After 15 years of Project Blue Book investigations, the Air Force concluded that none of 7 369 unidentified flying objects were extraterrestrial spacecraft. Most sightings were traced to aircraft, balloons, satellites, birds, or meteor activity. no threat to national security was found.
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Washington
Air Force
Fied
Office of
No Action Expected On Cuban Charge at UN
United Nations plans show no action on Cuba's charge against the United States regarding aggression toward Fidel Castro. The United States will oppose any related resolution, with Latin American and Western European support likely. The General Assembly committee paused to review lengthy charges as Romania and Guatemala were listed to speak.
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Cuba
United Nation
United States
Fidel Castro
Gen- Assembly
U.S
General Assembly
Mario Amadeo
Argentina
Romania
Guatemala
Arlington family awaits John Glenn space milestone
Bruce Brossat profiles three anxious relatives in Arlington Virginia wife, son, and daughter as they share the astronaut John Glenns upcoming space mission. The piece promises an intimate portrait of personal moments before launch.
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Arlington
Bruce Brossat
Glenn
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