White House clarifies policy amid Alsop Kennedy quotes
Press secretary Salinger says U S policy remains to use all available means to deter a Soviet conventional attack on Europe and denies change. Alsop article notes Kennedy willing to use nuclear weapons in certain scenarios including a Berlin crisis and Western Europe under attack.
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White House
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Alsop
Europe
Washington
U.S
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Soviet Union
Monties
United States
Salinger
Western
Berlin
Berlin talks yield some agreement yet warn of danger
U S Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko said Geneva talks on Berlin show points of agreement and differences. They noted neither side seeks war, but no major policy change occurred. They will resume contacts after briefing leaders and consulting allies as ambassadors continue talks.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Datamant
Rusk and
Gromyko
Moscow
Washington
Defector Leaves For Soviet Union
A Russian biochemist, Alexei Golub, who defected in Holland six months ago, left for the Soviet Union of his own free will. The Dutch Foreign Office confirmed the departure from Delft where he worked at the Technological University and vanished without notice. His defection sparked an airport incident involving Dutch and Soviet officials.
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Netherlands
Holland
Soviet Union
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Sama Elides
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Delft
Eul
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Technological University
Foreign Office
Soldier Convicted for Ridiculing Army Order at Fort Polk
Pfc. Bernis Owen, 23, of Seadrift Texas, was found guilty by a five officer special court martial at Fort Polk Louisiana of disrespect for calling a commanding general's order a "hilarious climax to a chain of injustices." He received six months hard labor and two thirds pay for six months. The verdict awaits appeal review.
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Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Thomas N. Fuller
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Edgar Nash
Harley B. West
Ft. Pork
49Th Division
Nash
James Spurgeon
Army
Frondizi Scrambles For Support Amid Political Turmoil
Frondizi seeks backing as his mediator former president Pedro Aramburu pushes resignation. An southern division commander's open rebellion announcement fails to derail the president's position. The report notes heightened security as the capital remains tense.
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Pedro Aramburu
Southerners Break Off Talkfest
The Senate abruptly ended a 10 day discussion opposing an antipoll tax amendment. Leaders expect the measure to pass with support from party lines. The session closed late Monday after committee hearings and is to pivot to a minor bill establishing Alexander Hamilton’s home as a national monument.
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Joe Hall Washington
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Senate
Mittee
Alexander Hamilton
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Steel negotiators deny wage agreement report
Pittsburgh AP report denial from R. Conrad Cooper and David J. McDonald refutes claims a basic wage contract deal has been reached. Both leaders issued separate denials ahead of a tenth straight day of talks. Cooper questions the Lahey report.
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R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
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Edwin A. Lahey
Detroit Free Press
Washington
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Lahey
New Record Set Higher Food Prices Push Living Costs Up
Washington AP reports higher food prices lifted the February living costs index by three tenths to 104.8 as of 1957 59 base. Deputy labor statistics chief Robert Myers cautions against assuming a new price trend though March may show some rise.
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Robert Myers
Commission of Labor Statistics
Myers
Florida
Texas
Foreign Pooch Adopted By Workers On Dock
In Wilmington North Carolina an unnamed foreign stray dog found shelter with dock workers. They fed it, funded a week at a dog hospital, and plan to name her when she returns to the port, as she becomes a fixture aboard the Wilmington docks.
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Wilmington
N. C
Humane Society
al Smith
Courts may intervene in state districting rulings nationwide
Supreme Court rules federal courts may hear cases challenging state legislative apportionment. Ruling affects Tennessee redistricting, Pennsylvania reform efforts, and could prompt new lawsuits and special sessions in multiple states including Alabama.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Congress
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Committee of Seventy
John Patterson
Alabama
Montgomery
House
Senate
Castro Attacks Cuban Communist Militants Led by Escalante
Fidel Castro condemned old Communist militants for resisting leadership by others and named Anibal Escalante as creating chaos to push his own power. He cited Escalante’s role in uniting Cuba’s leftist groups into a single party and warned of his separation from top posts.
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Fidel Castro
Anibal Escalante
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Castro
Escalante
Hoy
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ORI
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United Party of the Socialist Revolution
Es Ce
Informal Segregation in the North Seen as Serious
Dr. Mack of Northwestern University told 4,000 elementary principals that informal segregation in northern cities is a serious, enduring problem. He said the South is dissolving legal barriers while the North faces unofficial, residence based segregation that courts cannot challenge. He urged educators to expand educational opportunities and prepare workers for higher skilled jobs as industry automation rises.
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Detroit
Northwestern University
South
Dr. Mack
Det
National Education Association
Gree
Suspect Held In Stabbing Death After Marion Wreck
In Marion McDowell sheriff identified Thurman Harris 40 of Marion as stabbed death found under the wheel of his wrecked car at about 11 15 p.m. A suspect admitted stabbing Harris but provided no further details. The body was taken to Morganton for autopsy.
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McDowell
Frank D. Glenn
Thurman Hoype Harris
Blanton Building
Glenn
Harris
Archie Burrell
Marion Manufacturing Co
Baldwin Avenue
Burrell
Bill Gibbs
Gibbs
Morganton
Balloons Launch From Brownwood and Bombay to Measure Fallout
Two 10 million cubic foot balloons rise about 120000 feet from Brownwood Texas and Bombay India carrying NASA instruments to measure atomic fallout and cosmic radiation. A tracking plane follows as the Brownwood balloon launches near Winston Salem North Carolina by radio signal around noon.
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Brownwood, Tex
Brownwood
Bombay
India
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Winston-Salem
N.C
How Important Is Sex in Marriage
Editor notes present an excerpt from Ann Landers with a focus on sex in marriage. It discusses widespread sex difficulties, public ambivalence, and the impact of media on sexual norms, citing a reader in Scarsdale seeking private guidance. The piece signals continuation on Page 3-A.
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Ann Landers
Prentice - Hall, Inc
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