Red Police Fire Across Berlin Wall Tension Grows
Communist police fired across Berlin’s brick curtain for the second time in 24 hours. West Berlin officers reported rock throwing at Bernauerstrasse and a Red police officer fired one shot from a submachine gun at a West Berlin policeman. No injuries reported.
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West Berlin
Bernauerstrasse
Willy Brandt
Vopos
Wall
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
East Ber
Kennedy's N C Plans Revealed
President Kennedy will visit Fort Bragg near Fayetteville on Oct. 12 and attend UNC Founder's Day in Chapel Hill. He will open a Raleigh Durham Airport ceremony for the North Carolina Trade Fair and tour Fort Bragg in the afternoon. Governor Sanford noted the President will not attend the Charlotte fair opening.
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Kennedy
Fort Bragg
Sanford
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Raleigh-Durham
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Kenan Stadium
Conservation and Development Board
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
South
U S Hopes To Get Leader For U N
The United States wants an emergency secretary-general selection at the United Nations with Burma ambassador U Thant as the leading candidate. Negotiations with the Soviet Union remain unsettled on the exact person and formula, amid talks of a veto-free solution by the General Assembly.
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N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
Burma
U Thant
Security Council
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Valerian A. Zorin
California Dispute Takes New Turn
In Los Angeles AP reports a shift in the 1962 California gubernatorial race. Robert Finch accuses Goodwin Knight of trying to keep Nixon out and trading a 1964 presidential delegation for Nixon staying away. Knight denies proposing any such deal and says Nixon sought a delegation if he stayed in.
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California
Robert Finch
Richard M. Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Nixon
Knight
Finch
Rayburn's Condition Described As Bad by Officials
Dallas AP report says three days of intensive medical tests for Speaker Sam Rayburn have yielded no definite conclusion about his illness. A biopsy was to be performed to determine if cancer is present, with surgery considered only after final analysis. The 79 year old Democrat has remained in Baylor Hospital with serious condition and improving spirits noted after late Wednesday visit.
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Ill
Yvonne Elliott
Edward Elliott
Elliott
Yvonne
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Washington
Bonham
Baylor
U.S. Urges Soviets to Avoid Berlin Gun Incidents
The United States called on the Soviet Union to prevent shooting at the East West Berlin border after a spate of incidents between police forces. President Kennedy was to meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to discuss Berlin rights and East West negotiations.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
United States
Berlin
State Department
West Berlin
Lin
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
West Germany
Childishness In Adults Deplored At Duke Symposium
Johns Hopkins philosopher Dr George B Boas told a Duke University symposium that adults try to stay childish despite growth, criticizing American youth culture. He spoke at an event promoting a unity of the world’s one billion children and urged elder support for world peace. Dr Grayson Kirk of Columbia University warned that a world revolution and mixed economies complicate Cold War era tensions.
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Durham
N.C
Johns Hopkins
Duke University
George B. Boas
Boas
Sanford urges broader training access for Negroes in state
North Carolina Governor Sanford said state policy opens industrial training centers to all citizens. He cited the Civil Rights Advisory Committee report urging more job opportunities for Negroes and noted centers are locally run. He warned against force and stressed building a skilled worker reserve for industry. He thanked responders to the Potomac tanker fire and addressed ethics questions around Brookes Peters on the Utilities Commission and pay reviews for top state officials including health director Dr J W R Norton.
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Gov
Sanford
Civil Rights Advisory Committee
McNeill Smith
Greensboro
Navy Tenker
Potomac
Morehead City
Brookes Peters
State Utilities Commission
Peters
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tarboro
J. W. R. Norton
State Board of Health
Norton
Cutter Faces Two Civil Actions
Millionaire George King Cutter, recently acquitted of murder, faced two civil suits in Mecklenburg Superior Court seeking 600000 total. One suit claims 300000 for Mrs Sarah Emory, administrator of Celette Nycums estate, the other 300000 for Nycums two minor children Sandra and Ricky.
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George King Cutter
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Celette Nycum
Cutter
Sarah Emory
Nycum
Sandra
Ricky
Allen A. Bailey
Wallace S. Osborne
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