Rusk Denounces Berlin Wall During Visit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called Berlin's wall an affront to human dignity while signaling willingness to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union to resolve the city’s division. He toured West Berlin with Willy Brandt and U.S. Ambassador Dowling, drawing 30,000 spectators. He then met Adenauer in Bonn for talks on the future of Germany.
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Soviet Union
Tro’ Curtain
Paris
U.S. Air Force
East Germany
Bonn
Adenauer
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
U.S
Walter C Dowling
the Wall
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Potsdamerplatz
East Gemma
Vopos
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Charitable Glen Lake seniors win Kennedy praise in White House visit
Two dozen Glen Lake High School graduates from Michigan were warmly welcomed at the White House after donating 700 to cover a classmate's cancer medical bills. President Kennedy hailed their generosity and then signed autographs before the rose garden appearance. Senator Hart had helped arrange the Washington trip and praised the class for making America and Michigan look good.
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Leelanau County
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Sandra Lepley
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Strike Set by Cement Workers
Strike actions loom across major defense plants as Aerojet General and North American workers vote on strike authorization. Long Beach Douglas employees and General Telephone Communications workers face stalled negotiations with pay offers cited. Shipyard talks at San Pedro and Bethlehem Shipyard begin with union representation for 3500 plus employees.
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Aerojet General
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Douglas’ Long Beach
General Telephone Co
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Communications Workers of America
Toch
San Pedro
Industrial Union of Maiine and
Shipbuilding Workers of America
Bethlehem Shipyard
Maritime unions reach tentative wage and benefit pact
Sea Union and Skippers In Accord reach a fair settlement on 2 percent across the board wage rise and extended vacation in year one with added pension in year two and extended work into year three as Taft Hartley injunction looms. Mediation leaders Weisberger and Healy say details withheld pending union ratification while aiming to restore shippers’ confidence on the West Coast.
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GSA Grants Coxstate Builders Contract for Belk Center Alterations
The General Services Administration awards Coxstate Builders a 127,965 contract at 2750 E Spring St for alterations to a Federal Service Center building in Belk. Work repurposes the space for use by the Post Office Department.
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Spring St
Federal Service Center
Belk
General Services Administration
Russians Seize Japanese Seaweed Boats Near Reef
Reports say Soviet forces seized nine Japanese seaweed boats near a reef off the eastern tip of Japan's southernmost main island. The seizures occurred within two miles of Russian-held waters as the season for edible seaweed began, with authorities citing safety board findings and ongoing patrols.
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