Students Picket for Peace at Arlington National Cemetery
About 4 000 students marched four abreast from the Washington Monument to Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and press disarmament. A counter demonstration by Young Americans for Freedom drew 150 students outside the White House while khaki clad Nazi party members appeared nearby. Police called the peace line the largest ever seen outside the White House as 28 more buses arrived from major cities.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Washington Monument
White House
Arlington
Executive Mansion
Young Americans For Freedom
U.S
Beatnicks
Nazi Party
District of Columbia
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
United States
Russia
David Ottaway
Harvard College
Ottaway
Kennedy
State Department
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Americans For Democratic Action
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers Union
Tower
Youth Council of
Turn Toward Peace
McNamara Details U. S. Power
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara outlined U S options to counter communist wars in varied theaters from a single massive nuclear strike to small scale guerrilla actions. He spoke at an American Bar Association dinner and stressed flexibility, non-nuclear growth, and adapting to threats with tailored responses.
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Chicago
Robert S. McNamara
United States
U.S
McNamara
Pentagon
American Bar Association
Khrushchev
Communist Parties
Ures
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Study Advice Helps Children Improve In School Says Prof Nason
Prof Leslie J. Nason says youngsters show higher marks and learn more when parents engage. His 15 part series Help Your Child Succeed in School begins in The Enterprise Monday, following last year’s You Can Get Better Grades aimed at students.
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Leslie J. Nason
Nason
Prof. Nason
Cuba wary as US seeks NATO embargo on Castro regime
Cuban officials fear US efforts to win NATO allies to an embargo against Fidel Castro. Western European diplomats doubt private traders can be forced to halt non strategic sales, noting scattered trade figures and that Cuba relies on sugar and tobacco imports amid agricultural chaos and rationing.
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fidel Castro
NATO
Punte del Este
Cuba
Sam
Castro
West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
New Look On Welfare Reforms Pushed By Ribicoff
Washington examines a shift in public welfare policy as Abraham Ribicoff urges moving focus from relief provision to helping recipients become self supporting. The plan aims to reduce dependence, with administrative orders under consideration.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Health
Educa
Ribicoff
Congress
New York
Britain Rushes Troops Into Riotous Guinea Colony
Britain landed airborne troops and sent warships to the British Guiana colony to enforce a state of emergency after antigovernment riots left at least six dead. Troops moved from Atkinson Field toward Georgetown as fires burned overnight and authorities reinforced the garrison.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Britain
Atkinson Field
Cheddi Jagan
Troubridge
Wizard
Jamaica
Japan
People’s Party
Jagan
Conductor Bruno Walter Dies After Predawn Attack
Renowned conductor Bruno Walter dies at 85 in Beverly Hills after a predawn heart attack ending a 68 year career. He was a friend of Gustav Mahler and famed for interpreting Mozart and Beethoven.
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Calif
Bruno Walter
Gustav Mahler
Mozart
Beethoven
Walter
Furious European Storm Causes Massive Floods and Deaths
A European cyclone battered northern regions with 115 mph winds and 400 miles of breached dikes. Hamburg reported possible over 100 deaths and tens of thousands evacuated as floods closed ports, cut power, and isolated towns across Germany Britain Switzerland and Austria amid widespread damage and blocked transport.
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Germany
Europe
Elbe
Bremen
East Germany
Britain
Switzerland
Austria
North Sea
Holland
Denmark
Edgar Engelhardt
Stade
Ten New Cardinals Appointed by Pope John XXIII
Vatican City AP Pope John XXIII names ten new cardinals expanding the college to 87. Most are non US with Italians Irish Spanish Portuguese Belgian and Syrian among them. Appointments precede the Ecumenical Council opening Oct 1 with public consistory likely March 21 at St Peter's Basilica.
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John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
John
St. Joseph
Spain
Portugal
St. Peter’s Basilica
Juan Landazuri Ricketts
Lima
Peru
Raul Silva Henriquez
Santiago
Chile
Joo Jozef Suenens
Malines
Brussels
Michael Browne
Order of Preachers
The
Dominicans
Msgr
Jose da Costa Nunes
Holy Roman Church
Giovanni Panico
Efrem Forni
Belgium
Ildebrando Antoniutti
Gabrielle Acacio Coussa
Vatican Oriental
Anselmo Albareda
Vatican Library
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INRA
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Arthur Edson
Newburgh
N.Y
Iity
Guinea
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Civil Service Association
Freedom House
Progressive People’s Party
British Defense Ministry
London
England
Furious Storm
Aloisius Cardinal
Muench
Bremerhaven
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