Nehru Warns Nonaligned Nations On War Brink
Belgrade reports Nehru urged nonaligned nations to abandon colonial focus and press for world peace as Soviet nuclear tests heighten the danger of war. He warned the crisis could end in disaster without action and called for moral pressure to break the U S Soviet deadlock over Berlin.
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Yugoslavia
Nehru
Berlin
U.N. General Assembly
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
Fidel Castro
Cuba i
Dorticos
United States
United Nations
U.N
West Berlin
NEW STRATEGY OUTLINED U S Britain Postpone Resuming Nuclear Tests
In London and Washington officials say the United States and Britain will not rush to resume nuclear weapon tests after the Soviet explosion. They plan formal protests to the United Nations and seek a Berlin settlement while awaiting Moscow’s response. The strategy aims to let world opinion pressure Moscow, with decisions likely to take months.
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Moscow
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Britain
France
West
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Kennedy
U.S
Foreign Office
Russia
Kennedy urges Congress to restore foreign aid funds
President Kennedy appeals in a climactic hour for foreign aid to bolster freedom worldwide. He cites Eisenhower support and warns that defense spending alone cannot prevent communism if developing nations fall.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Congress
Cape Cod White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
House
Treasury
Senate House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Three Car Collision Kills Five in Rural North Carolina
Five people died in a three car crash near Red Springs on Duffie Road when Nolan Smith Phillips of Red Springs ran a stop sign and struck the Chavis family vehicle and Leslie Chavis’s car. Survivors include Phillips and Leslie Chavis in fair condition at Southeastern General Hospital. A coroner’s jury is empaneled for the inquest.
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N.C
Robeson
J. FE. Greene
Patricia Chavis
Pembroke
Tom
Susan
Stacey Chavis
Maxton
Stanley Norris
Greene
Chavis
Norris
Nolan Smith Phillips
Phillips
Leslie Chavis
Fair Con
Southeastern General Hospital
Lumberton
Ft. Bragg
Duffie Road
W. S. Barham
Red Springs Funeral Home For Helping To Free the Victims, Mrs. Chavis
Labor turmoil and Hoffa immunity loom in Cromley series
The Enterprise launches a five part series by reporter Ray Cromley examining labor politics in the United States. The first article highlights the Landrum Griffin Bill immunity for Jimmy Hoffa and alleged rigging of labor elections while probing the campaign for more power in the labor movement.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Ray Cromley
American Labor Today
Cromley
Enterprise Today
Man Struck by Car Near Jamestown Underpass
John Wesley Manuel, 28, a Jamestown resident, was struck by a car on Highway 29A near the Southern Railway Underpass. He was taken to High Point Memorial Hospital after a night of x rays and surgery with possible broken arm and leg. The driver, Jerry Robert Ray of Greensboro, said he could not avoid the collision. no charges were filed.
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John Wesley Manuel
Southern Railway
Manuel
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Dayton Street
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Ray
Reds Delay Report On New Test
Moscow observers note the Soviet press and Pravda push a peace and welfare narrative around resuming nuclear tests. The Peace Committee and Academy of Sciences biologists issued statements of approval as coverage focuses on the political framing rather than the test itself.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Central Asia
Pravda
Soviet Peace Committee
Peace Committee
Academy of Sciences
Maris Hits 52nd and 53rd Home Runs in Yankee Win
Roger Maris belted his 52nd in the sixth inning off Frank Lary and his 53rd in the eighth with Tony Kubek aboard off Hank Aguirre as the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers at Yankee Stadium. The two blasts put him eight games ahead of Babe Ruth's 1927 pace of 60 homers.
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Frank Lary
Tony Kubek
Hank Aguirre
Lary
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Brazil crisis deepens as Goulart clash over interim parliament
Congress approves amendment creating an interim parliamentary system allowing a ceremonial president with real powers. Gen. Machado Lopes rejects the move claiming Goulart is president already, signaling a fractured southern stance amid rising military activity and continued political tension.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Jose Machado Lopes
3Rd
Machado Lopes
Geoulart
Uruguay
Porto Alegre
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Threat to President Kennedy prompts police alert
A former mental patient, once living in Boston, was reported heading to Massachusetts from Texas and talking of killing the President. Police increased patrols near Kennedy family homes while Secret Service said no special concern. Authorities monitored travelers from Texas and New York and checked the Brookline residence with no sign found.
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Kennedy
Washington
Texas
Hyannis Port
Mass
Massachusetts
Secret Service
Nantucket Sound
Boston
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
New York
Hatcher
Brookline
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