Berlin Berlin Berlin and the West Allied troop stance
A long dialogue discusses Berlin politics with Khrushchev, NATO and Western Allied commitments. It emphasizes that West Berlin remains under Allied protection, rejects Soviet proposals to replace Allied troops with Warsaw Pact forces, and notes risks of war if extremists push an ultimatum. It also covers East German economic reorientation and the enduring Berlin wall. The interview analyzes potential moves toward peace treaties and the balance of power among Berlin, West Germany, and the Allies.
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Berlin
Hilions
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Federal Republic of Germany
Q. Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
Germany
Mr. K
East Germany
West Germany
Western Germany
Hohe
Thurgpe
Warsaw
Untess
Weal
Wes
Ollice
Vaisii
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Weather patterns and political notes span Arkansas to Germany
Weather forecasts show warm conditions across Arkansas with isolated thundershowers through Thursday, highs mostly in the 90s and lows near 60s. In West Berlin the focus remains on freedom of movement, sustaining allied access and garrisons until German reunification via free elections.
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Tow
Littla
Northwest
Arkansas
Uigh
Northeast
West Berlin
Federal Republic
Germany
Boy Drowns in Pond Near Hampton
Lynn Brown 12 of Hampton drowned Monday while attempting to swim across a stock pond one mile east of town. The body was recovered 40 minutes later but rescue attempts failed.
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Hampton, Ark
Lynn Brown
Hampton
Here
U S Plane Buzzed by Red Flier
In West Berlin an American DC3 on a routine flight from Hamburg to Tempelhof was buzzed by a Soviet MIG within 400 feet after crossing the border from East Germany. Officials call it an isolated incident with normal air corridor traffic resumed. The U S protested to Moscow as the plane continued to Berlin for navigational checks.
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U.S
U.S. Federal Aviation Agency
Hamburg
West Germany
West Berlin
Tempelhof
Tron Curtain
Berlin
Railroads to Put Firemen Off Diesels
The nation’s railroads set August 16 to enforce new work rules, risking a nationwide strike by five operating brotherhoods. About 13,000 firemen at diesel locomotives would lose jobs, while 27,000 second men in diesel cabs would keep theirs. Kennedy could chair a cooling off period with a Railway Labor Act board.
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Hoods
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White House
Kennedy
J. E. Wolfe
Hope Star 1929 edition brief notices
The Hope Star lists staff and publishing details for Hope Arkansas with editors, publisher and advertising contacts. It notes circulation regions in Hempstead and surrounding counties with subscription rates and addresses for advertising representatives. A line mentions AP rights and a Chicago news conference following the Railway Mediation Board action on the Manpower economy dispute.
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Sterick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Bank
Gallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Panopscot
Detroit
Mich
S Terminal
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Railway Mediation Board
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