Khrushchev claims global rocket in space and Berlin stalemate
Premier Khrushchev told 13 American editors in Moscow that the Soviet Union has a "global rocket" that cannot be destroyed by anti rocket means and warned West Berlin must be settled by withdrawing Western troops. He said no deadline would be set for departure and proposed a noninterference pledge if troops leave, while threatening a separate peace with East Germany.
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East German Officials Flee to West in 24 Hours
A border guard and a customs official from East Germany have escaped to the West within the last 24 hours, according to West Berlin police.
Stanwyck Injures Hand in TV Scene
Hollywood AP Barbara Stanwyck injured her hand during a drunk scene for a television film. She slammed a glass, cutting three places. a doctor removed glass, applied dressing, then she resumed work. The studio will keep the scene in Special Assignment.
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Soviet Premier Calls for Berlin Talks and Peace Treaty
Premier urges agreement with Germany to keep West Berlin free and demilitarized, saying it would remove the main obstacle to easing tensions with the United States Britain and France. He cites renewed Soviet testing and rejects claims of breaking a moratorium, amid Four Power talks proposals.
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Record Sales by Monsanto Firm
Monsanto Chemical Co reports record sales for the quarter ended June 30 totaling 76.785 million, down from 246.322 million last year, and net income of 22.174 million versus 19.074 million in 1961. Plant locations include Dorada, Ark.
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Jordan Israel Set Up Joint Border Committee
An Israeli official reported in Jerusalem that Jordan and Israel have decided to establish a joint border committee to seek ways to prevent further frontier incidents. The move aims to reduce tensions and coordinate security measures along the border.
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Pennsy and New York Central to merge in plan touted for $75 million yearly savings
The Pennsy and New York Central announce a merger plan expected to save about 75 million dollars annually within five years. Freight service aims to improve via merged facilities and routes while passenger service largely remains the same except for New York and Chicago terminal changes. A 70 million dollar capital program is outlined to spur the national economy, financed partly by selling surplus assets.
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Work Is Difficult to Define and Tax Talk
A Detroit city tax dispute letter from a signer calling himself D Deduction notes the withholding form asks for the proportion of work done in Detroit. He says he would mark 100 percent but his boss says he has not done any work all year, so he marks zero and invites the boss to argue. Additionally, Jacques C Forbes, a Dutch West Indies native, will join Southern State College’s humanities division in September as assistant professor of French and German. He studied in the Dutch West Indies and Holland, earned a BA at Gettysburg College and an MA at the University of Maryland, taught at Bethany College, Maryland, and Tu Lane University, and is completing a PhD in German. He is a member of the AAUP and Delta Phi Alpha, a WWII Dutch Navy veteran, married with three children, and enjoys photography, gardening, and painting.
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U S Probes Berlin View Ahead of Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans a Geneva trip with four working days for talks with Andrei Gromyko and other foreign ministers. He aims to learn if the Soviet Union intends broader trouble over Berlin while pursuing the signing of the 14 nation Laos accord. Khrushchev’s demand for Western force withdrawal from West Berlin looms as the talks seek a new chapter in stalled negotiations.
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Growth of Income Has Slackened
Washington reports personal incomes rose to a record 440.4 billion in June up 24 billion from May, but gains were only half May’s. Industrial production edged up to 117.8 percent of the 1947 base, with most measures little changed. auto output fell due to a strike and a parts plant shutdown.
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