Berlin border clashes over route to war memorial
Soviet armored cars moved to the Sandkrug bridge on the British sector border and then to West Berlin escorted by British troops. Western Allies ordered the Soviets to use a direct one mile route to the memorial, amid rioting and a refugee shooting on the French sector border.
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West Berin
Sandbrg
West Berlin
ADN
Ivana Jakubovsky
East Germany
West
Charlie
Picketing Archbishop Highlights Desegregation Day in Louisiana
Across the South on the first day of school, integrated schools opened quietly in many areas while more than 30 Negroes were refused admission to all white schools in four states. Georgia reported 19 Negro teenagers seeking entry to high schools. Albany saw red doors defaced with anti-Negro graffiti. In Atlanta, 17 Negroes entered Catholic schools previously all white without incident, and in Prince Edward County white students largely avoided desegregation by returning to private schools. Texas saw 23 Negroes barred from a Carrollton high school under state-law hurdles, while Dallas grammar schools began integration for a second year. Alabama reported several Negroes turned away at Gadsden High, and Tennessee's Memphis schools welcomed 36 Negro children into previously all-white schools. Florida admitted three Negroes to Florida State University in Tallahassee, and North Carolina noted 401 Negro students in six integrated schools as classes opened.
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Dallas
Alabama
Gadsden High School
Tennessee
Memphis
Chattaroooza
Hamilton County
Florida
Florida State University
Tallahassee
University of Frida
North Carolina
Ben Bella Declares Algerian Crisis Ended Open City Plan
Ahmed Ben Bella announced the crisis in Algeria was definitely finished after touring Assurs to reestablish his political bureau. A spokesman for Willaya 4 said an open city accord had been worked out with leaders of Willayas 3 and 4, and soldiers would be undefended as part of the plan.
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UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Assurs
Willaya
Willaya 4
Willayas 3
Ary
Lsim
Solziers
Cuba Warned Over Aggression Amid Soviet Involvement
The report states Soviet military technicians are in Cuba or en route and appear focused on training Cuban personnel in operating the equipment, signaling a push to bolster Cuba’s military capacity.
U.S. and Soviet Notes Over Unintended U2 Flight
The United States and Soviet Union exchanged notes after an unintentional U2 overflight near Sakhalin allegedly due to severe winds. Moscow warned of retaliatory steps if provocations continued while Washington reaffirmed no policy change and noted the pilot returned to base.
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Russia
Gary Francis Powers
Moscow
United States
Powers
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Francis Gary Powers
U.S. Air Force
Central
Keating cites 5000 Soviet personnel in Cuba inquiry urged
Senate debate on Cuba included claims of thousands of Soviet personnel, or technicians, in Cuba with equipment and munitions en route. Kennedy counters no proof of organized combat force or missiles. Keating pushes for full truth and a congressional probe. A joint briefing by Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations is planned.
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Kennedy
Russia
Guantacamo
Keating
Caslo
Keatling
Senate
Senate Anned Services
Foreign Rel
Manila Editor Dies
Manila veteran journalist David Boguslay longtime editor of the Manila Times died after a long illness. He was a leading figure in Philippine journalism and deeply involved in the press scene.
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Manila
David Boguslay
The
Manila Times
Six Hurt in Labor Day Crash Involving Driver
Hollywood man faced 40 days in lieu of fines after a Labor Day collision on Long Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway left six people with minor injuries. Police said Leonard, 21, ran a red light. he paid 2 fines totaling 880 dollars. Municipal officials noted the National Safety Council’s holiday accident forecast.
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Hollywood
Naional Safety Council
Charley T. Smith
David James Leonard
Leonard
Long Beach
Borulevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Polce
Prisoner John Dee Proves Not Anonymous at Recruit Depot
SAN DIEGO UPI report finds John Dee as a real recruit among Maine Corps trainees. Dee from Columbus Ohio, age unspecified, arrived last week and uses a casual outlook to cope with a name long linked to anonymity. He notes most people assume he is joking when he introduces himself as John Doe.
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UPI
John Dee
Maine Corps
Dee
Columbus
Ohio
John Doe
U S Airlift Delivers Doctors and Supplies to Iran
U S forces began a large airlift of doctors, medical teams, tents, food and blankets to earthquake shattered Iran. About 4,500 soldiers and volunteers aided search and relief as Tehran reported up to 20 000 killed or injured. An AFRTS broadcast caused panic, leading to an apology from Ambassador Holmes and a government ban on station news.
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Tran
Upi
United States
Iran
Assadollah Alam
United States Air Force
Armed Forces Radio
Julius C Holmes
Alar
Holmes
Alam
AFRTS
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