Egyptians Ordered to Flee Syria Ending UAR Partnership
In Beirut the Syrian radio announced that all Egyptians in Syria must present for shipment home Monday. The move follows Thursday’s revolt against President Nasser’s Cairo government and ends decades of Egyptian-Syrian cooperation within the United Arab Republic.
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Syria
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Cairo
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Army Revolutionary Command
Syrian Arab Republic
Egypt
Ford and UAW Enter Weekend Talks in Detroit
Detroit AP report says Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers wrapped a week of bargaining and moved into weekend negotiations with no word on progress. UAW President Walter Reuther set a 10 a.m. Tuesday strike deadline and remarked they are prepared to move if Ford is. Reuther and Ford labor chief Malcolm Denise attended talks focused on noneconomic issues guiding a national working conditions agreement.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Denise
Battleship North Carolina Set to Reach Wilmington
The retired World War II battleship North Carolina neared Frying Pan Shoals and will ride the flood tide to the Cape Fear River for a final berth in Wilmington. Two tugs tow the ship as Wilmington and New Hanover County prepare a gala welcome for the memorial to Tar Heel war dead.
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North Carolina
Frying Pan Shoals
Cape Fear River
Wilmington
Navy
Tar Heel
New Hanover County
Diana L. Moran
Rusk and Gromyko End Berlin Talks Without Agreement
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko wrapped 12-hour talks in New York on the Berlin crisis without a formal negotiation pact but agreed to meet in Washington this week. They described the discussions as useful and hinted at a possible East West foreign ministers conference next month. Khrushchev signaled plans for a late year peace treaty with East Germany to control Berlin supply lines.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Washington
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Rusk
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U.S
Lord Home
East Germany
West Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Death In Distant World By Olga Segler
Olga Segler an 80 year old East Berlin resident died after jumping from her Bernauerstrasse apartment to a rescue net as authorities evicted 140 families and tightened the blockade to the West. She died days later in hospital as West Berlin mourns a woman torn by family love and political divide.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Olga Segler
East Berlin
Bernauerstrasse
West Berlin Receives U S Mayors Backing
Twenty three American city mayors pledged full support for West Berlin at a city hall ceremony. They delivered telegrams of encouragement from 573 U S mayors gathered after a transatlantic flight to Frankfurt and a connection flight across East Germany.
North Carolina blue law takes effect amid court challenges
The 1961 North Carolina blue law bans Sunday sale of clothing, furniture, hardware and other items with several cities and counties exempting themselves. A restraining order blocked Charlotte and Mecklenburg County enforcement pending a Oct 16 hearing, while merchants pursue a constitutional test.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Superior Court
J. Will Pless
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Mecklenburg County
Pless
Charlotte
North Carolina Merchants Association
Association
Thompson Greenwood
U. S. Supreme Court
Morrisey
Nixon Urges GOP to Elevate Candidates Nationwide
Nixon in Sun Valley calls for a crusade to raise the level of candidates from statehouses to city offices. He argues better qualification is needed for the next president and urges more men and women to enter public service despite sacrifices. He also warns Khrushchev against weakening resolve on Berlin and Cuba.
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Idaho
Richard M. Nixon
California
Goodwin J. Knight
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Senate
Washington
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Laos
Cuba
Berlin
Nixon Says No to Draft Call in 1964 Run
Nixon rejected a presidential draft in 1964 and challenged the Kennedy administration and Goodwin Knight in California politics. He vows an intensive California campaign for governor and warns of Washington intervention, naming Ted Robert F Kennedy and Joe as targets. Knight faces demand to reveal a "mystery man" backing his charges.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Republican Western Conference
Washington
Bobby
Ted
Joe
Arty
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph
Knight
Supreme Court opens term with sit-in and theft cases
The Supreme Court returns from vacation to hear a broad docket including state prosecution of Negroes in sit-in protests and a theft of chicken feed. It will review Baton Rouge sit-in convictions and consider challenges to lunch counter segregation under state law.
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Baton Rouge
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Department
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North Carolina
Robert Williams
Monroe
N.C
Bruton
Williams
Durham
Raleigh
Richmond
Arington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia Supreme Court
Virginia
Theodore R. Gibson
Miami, Fla
NAACP
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