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Washington AP reports the United States orders 76,500 reservists to active duty by Oct 1 and plans to bolster forces in Europe. Army Navy and Air Force units in 44 states mobilized as Kennedy aims for a total active force of 2,743,000, up from 2,497,000. The move, ordered by Defense Secretary McNamara, backs diplomacy with greater military power.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Russia
McNamara
Three lawyers arrested in Boston on bribery charge
Three attorneys Nathaniel Bergman Saul Glassman and Paul Gorin were arrested in Boston on bribery charges tied to an Internal Revenue Service case. A $10 000 bribe was alleged to influence a no prosecution decision against Bergman. The case followed a 10 week investigation and involved IRS inspectors watching the senior official Charles J McCaffrey. The penalty could reach 13 years in prison and $50 000 in fines.
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Washington
Boston
Internal Revenue
Justice Department
Nathaniel Bergman
Hartford
Department
Glassman
Bergman
Gorin
Federal Street
Internal Revenue Service
McCaffrey
Revenue Service
Thomas F. Howard
Raymond N. Kiely
U.S. Treasury
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Probe Set On Auto Fumes Lung Cancer Link
Washington congressional subcommittee will hold hearings this fall to determine if automobile exhaust fumes contribute to lung cancer. Chairman Kennedy Roberts said requests came from Cleveland Birmingham and Los Angeles. The hearings will also address damage fumes cause to crops especially fruits and leafy vegetables.
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Washington
Kennedy B. Roberts
House Safety Subcommittee
Cleveland
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Roberts
CIA involvement claimed in Brazil ouster according to Tass
Moscow based Tass asserted there is hardly any room for doubt that the United States Central Intelligence Agency helped force Brazilian President Janio Quadros from office.
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Moscow
Tass
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Janio Quadros
Wisconsin Reserve Units Ordered to Active Duty
Two Wisconsin Army reserve units the 410th Signal Construction Co. at Stevens Point and the 322nd Chemical Depot Co. at Baraboo were called to active duty on Friday. The Air Force National Guard unit alert in Milwaukee the 128th Air National Guard was released from alert and will not be recalled.
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Wisconsin Army Reserve
Air Force National Guard
Wisconsin
410Th Signal Construction Co
Stevens Point
322Nd Chemical Depot Co
Baraboo
Madison
Gov
Nelson
Air Force
128Th Air National Guard
Milwaukee
Missed Boat Brings Navy Misunderstanding at Sea
Two sailors returning from seven months at sea were surprised to find their wives boarding the wrong carrier by mistake. Mrs Simpson and Mrs Burnett mistakenly boarded the Randolph, thinking it was the Forrestal, before realizing the mix up. The couples were reunited after officers resolved the confusion.
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Norfolk
Raymond Burnett
Chamblee
Carlton Simpson
Atlanta
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Randolph
Shooting in Hoyt Lakes Kills Two and Wounds Two
In Hoyt Lakes Minnesota two men died and two others were wounded in an early morning shooting dispute between a man and his estranged wife. Charles Wenberg and Hugo Whitcraft died at White Community Hospital Aurora. Mrs Wenberg and Walter Johnson were wounded. Johnson delivered Whitcraft to the scene with a .22 pistol.
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Hout Lakes
Minn
Charles Wenberg
Hugo Whitcraft
White Community Hospital
Aurora
Wenberg
Walter Johnson
Hoyt Lakes
David Sher
St. Louis County
Wyoming
AMC and Union Beach Settlement Near Profit Sharing Deal
Detroit reports that American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers edged toward a historic profit sharing plan as weekend talks continued. Walter Reuther and Edward Cushman led marathon sessions at the Whittier hotel while technical staffs prepared for further talks.
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Detroit
Mich
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford American Motors
Reuther
Big Three
Cushman
Hotel Whittier
Union
Solidarity House
Quadros Resigns in Brazil as Riots Hit Rio
Brazil faces political crisis after President Janio Quadros quits with his back to the wall. In Rio de Janeiro, students and workers protest, attack the U S embassy, and police fire tear gas and shots in the air. Vice President Goulart, en route home, is seen as likely successor amid army doubts and talks of constitutional order.
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Brazil
Janio Quadros
Rio
U.S
Joao Jongo Goulart
Far East
Goulart
Getulio Vargas
Singapore
Quadros
Viva Janio
Janio
Phaps
China
Kuala Lumpur
London
Ranieri Mazzilli
Chamber of Deputies
Labor Party
Khrushchev Seeks Immediate Berlin Talks and Peace
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said four power talks on Berlin should start soon and hinted at wartime restraint. U.S. columnist Drew Pearson, after visiting Khrushchev at Pitsunda, reported the premier offered negotiable ideas and repeated that peace remains possible if the U.S. and USSR stay united. Khrushchev also signaled intent to sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany.
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Copenhagen
UPD
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Moscow
New York
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Pitsunde
Sochi
Ulbright
Walter Ulbright
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
Pleasant Sunday Forecast For Kenosha
The weather scene in Kenosha projects fair skies with no major temperature changes. Morning low 63 followed by 73 at Southport 76 Downtown and 78 at American Motors by 11 am. yesterday reached 80/56. tonight low 58 to 64 with sunrise 6 10 and sunset 7 34.
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Kenosha
Southport
American Motors
Prime Minister Unveils $5 Million Amateur Athletics Plan
Toronto (UP) Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced a federal program to support amateur athletics and physical fitness at a cost of five million dollars annually in its initial year.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Singaporean VP comments on Quadros resignation shock
Brazilian Vice President Gono Goulart voiced surprise at President Janio Quadros resignation but expressed confidence that constitutional order would be maintained in the republic.
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Singapore
Gono Goulart
Janio Quadros
Witnesses Baptize 727 In Milwaukee Rite
Jehovah's Witnesses baptized 727 new members at a Greenfield Park ceremony in Milwaukee. About 1,000 observers watched as teenagers to people in their 70s were submerged by teams of baptizers in three feet of water.
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Milwaukee
Jehovah's Witnesses
Greenfield Park
Communistic Threat Told by Washington Psych Warfare Expert
Port Washington author Edward Hunter testified to a Senate Internal Security subcommittee that Communists are mounting a Moscow initiated psywar campaign to purge the anti Communist grassroots movement in the United States His testimony cited a December 5 1960 manifesto and warned of a sleight of hand effort to pressure the White House and Pentagon into inaction while eroding anti Communist training and readiness.
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Harold Caccia
Britain
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
West Berlin
Moscow
White House
Kremlin
Dean Rusk
State Department
Berlin
United States
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
U.S
Washington
UPD
Senate
Edward Hunter
N. Y
Hunter
Internal Security Subcommittee
America
Pentagon
New York
Boy Killed When Car Rolls Over Him in Driveway
Racine Wisconsin police report a three year old boy Gary Jae ger died Friday night after his father's car rolled down the family driveway and ran over him.
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Racine, Wis
UPI
Gary Jaeger
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