Soviet Defector Mikhail Klotchko Seeks Press Talk in Ottawa
Distinguished Soviet chemist Mikhail Klotchko, Stalin Prize recipient and Order of Lenin winner, has defected to the West and seeks to detail his motives. Granted asylum by Canada, he is in protective custody outside Ottawa as RCMP coordinates his status and media access.
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UPI
Mikhail Antonovich Klotchko
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Klatchka Waenlanad
Weeny Sauul RY Wend Praucu
C. W. Harrison
RCMP
Klotchko
Ellen Fairclough
Russia
N.S. Kurnakov Academy of Science
Us.s.r
Institute of Physical Chemical Analysis
Order of Lenin
Canada
Moscow
Ozaukee County Crash Raises Toll to 518
An Ozaukee County accident today increased Wisconsin's 1961 traffic death toll to 518, up from 479 a year earlier. Leo Wulff, 58, of rural Allenton, was killed when his car left Hy 57 and struck a tree about three miles north of Saukville. he was alone.
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Ozaukee County
Wisconsin
Leo Wulff
Allenton
Saukville
Young Man Confesses State Killing in Wisconsin Slaying
A new graduate, Bruce Backes, 21, walked into the Cherokee County sheriff's office and admitted shooting Robert McPhee, 45, in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Backes said he attacked after McPhee made improper advances, fled in the victim's car and later surrendered.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Bruce Backes
Cherokee County
Carl Schleef
Robert McPhee
Backes
Schleef
McPhee
East German Youth Rally Calls for Army Volunteering
Berlin reports a massive recruiting drive as East German leaders urge 1.7 million youth members to volunteer for the army amid Western protests over refugee barriers. Five East German police defectors seek asylum in West Berlin as Mayor Brandt demands action against border closure.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
Red Youth Organization
Horst Schumann
Junge Welt
Young World
Socialist Republic
East German People’s Police
East Berlin
Willy Brandt
Brandt
West
Kohler Co Announces General Wage Increase
Kohler Co. today announced a general wage increase of 3 percent. The raise takes effect August 28 in the plant and September 1 in the general office, aligning wages with general levels and cost of living. Kohler is a leading maker of plumbing ware, electric plants, engines and precision controls.
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Kohler
Wis
Kohler Co
Khrushchev Delays Berlin Moves Until After Elections
Soviet Premier Khrushchev agrees to postpone any new diplomatic steps on Berlin until after West German general elections on September 17. Diplomatic sources say Andrei Smirnov conveyed the pledge to Chancellor Adenauer during a one hour Bonn meeting. Adenauer warned of a forthcoming Berlin crisis at an election rally, predicting months of tension but not war.
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Bonn
UPP
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Andrei Smirnov
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Government Licenses Sabin Polio Vaccine Production
The U S Public Health Service approves a licensing for Pfizer to manufacture the live oral Sabin polio vaccine in England with Chas Pfizer & Co distributing in the U S The license covers Type I only for now with future Type II and III licenses anticipated The plan includes stockpiling 900000 doses and distributing free to those under 50 under state channeling rules
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Washington
Sabin
U. S. Public Health Service
Albert Sabin
Pfizer, Ltd
Sandwich
England
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
New York
Terry
Public Health Service
Pfizer
Weather forecast and city readings show mild late summer days
A continuation of comfortable weather is forecast through tonight and Friday with lows 55 to 62 and highs in the 80s. Sewage Plant readings include 66 to 78 with 57 overnight and 78 midday. American Motors and Downtown readings sit around 74 and 72 at noon. Sunrise 6:00 and sunset 7:49.
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American Motors
Fire destroys cattle barn at mental hospital
Fire leveled a cattle barn at the Manit Marinnette County Mental Hospital near Peshtigo Wisconsin in about 45 minutes. Twenty one head of prize dairy cattle were killed. Peshtigo firefighters watered down nearby dormitories and outbuildings to halt spread.
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Peshtigo, Wis
UPI
Marinette County Mental Hospital
Here
Peshtigo
Bomb explodes in front of American embassy in Vienna
A home-made bomb blast occurred outside the American embassy in Vienna early today. Officials said there was no damage and no injuries reported.
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Vienna
UPI
Vacation Daze The Grand Canyon Vacation Ad Pitch
A travel promo touts the Grand Canyon as a majestic colorful wonder. It urges readers to call Kenosha Evening News to arrange vacation packet delivery and promise no extra charge for service.
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Kenosha Evening News
Army mobilization expands to add up to 150000 by next summer
Washington reports the army aims to build strength to about 1,008,000 by June 30 next year, alerting 113 National Guard and Reserve units totaling 23 626 men as priority calls. The plan extends enlistment tours for about 84 000 soldiers and lengthens overseas duty in Japan Germany and Korea while maintaining a high draft pace.
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Washington
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
Berlin
Sameleid aAlicau
Army
National Guard and Reserve
Wisconsin Army Reserve
22Nd Chemical Co
Baraboo
Stahr
Japan
Germany
Korea
British Forces to Withdraw From Kuwait
Britain agrees to Kuwait ruler request to pull British troops from the oil state in the Persian Gulf The units sent June 30 at Sheikh Abdullah and Sabah’s request amid Iraqi threat will be replaced by an Arab League border patrol force
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London
Britain
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Sheikh Abdullah As Selim
Sabah
Abdel Karim Kassem
Arab League
Alliance for Progress launches in Latin America chart
Multiple American republics except Cuba sign the Punta Del Este charter. The move kicks Kennedy's ten year Alliance for Progress in Latin America as U.S. and regional leaders prepare a broader education aid push in Congress.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Punta del Este
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Setback in Congress
President Kennedy urged the House to reconsider after a 197-185 defeat of a foreign aid amendment. He fought to restore long-term borrowing authority for five years to fund development loans abroad without annual congressional approval.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
D. S. Sound
D-Calif
Congress
Executive Department
The
Treasury
Cholera Declared Infected Area In Hong Kong
Cholera spread prompts international health authorities to declare Hong Kong a infected zone under British Crown Colony status. Officials warn residents to seek medical care and follow sanitation measures as cases rise.
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Hong Kong
Collie Duke Named Year’s Top Hero in 1961
Duke the collie earned the top dog honor after saving Penny Grantz in Niles Ohio. He received a gold medal, collar, leash, blanket, a year of dog food, and a $1000 U S bond at a Wednesday ceremony.
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Collie
Duke
Chicago
Penny
John D. Grantz
Niles
Ohio
Daytona Beach
Fla
Allies Call Berlin Barrier Action Illegal and Unilateral
The United States Britain and France protest to the Soviet Union that the Berlin barricade violates quadripartite status. They urge the Soviets to end the illegal measures while avoiding broad economic reprisals and actions that could provoke retaliation.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Moscow
Paris
London
East Berlin
East Germany
U. S
State Department
Lincoln White
White
Soviet Union
French Farmers Riot Over Price Differential
A force of about 200 farmers led by a dozen tractors blocked a highway near Montauban in southwestern France. The milling crowd shouted as they disrupted traffic, part of ongoing demonstrations against the gap between farm and grocery store prices.
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Montauban
France
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