Allies Near Agreement On Penalization Of East Germany
The United States Britain France and West Germany near agreement on penalties for East Germany over sealing off West Berlin. Possible actions include a ban on East German travel to the West and suspension of trade, aiming to pressure Berlin without military intervention.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
State Department
Dean Rusk
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
East Berlin
Trade Patrol Boat For Jetliner In Cuba US Talks
The United States and Cuba, long out of contact, prepared to swap a 40-foot patrol boat for an Eastern Air Lines propjet. An EAL crew planned to depart Miami at 10:30 am to Havana on a Pan American plane, while a $3.5 million hijacked plane formerly operated by Pan Am remains a focal point. The case ties to a broader saga of hijackings, extraditions, and diplomatic strains involving Castro's government and Mexican asylum policy.
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Miami
Fla
United
Castellanoe iStates
Cuba
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
Miamo
Pan American World Airways
Havana
Eas . W
Key West
Harris & Co
Cadon
U.S
Castro Erwin Harris
Mexico
Tampa
New Orleans
Dallas
United States
Wilfredo Romans
Tor
Mexico City
Charles Albert Caden Tor
Castro
Caden
Foreign Aid Bill Expected to Pass Soon
Washington DC reports House Speaker Sam Rayburn and other leaders expect a "pretty good" foreign aid bill as Kennedy’s administration pursues big goals. Debate centers on amendments and annual congressional review by Hickenlooper, while Treasury borrowing authority for an eight to nine billion dollar five-year loan program for needy nations remains hotly contested.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Rayburn
Kennedy
White House
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Congressional Committee
Presidential
Treasury
Reports Of Warden's Resignation Persist at Fort Pillow
Fort Pillow Tennessee reports persist that Warden Joe Barfield submitted his resignation though state officials deny it. Ross Dyer and editor Bill Klutts cite conversations and anonymous sources claiming Barfield resignation, while Barfield neither confirms nor denies. Barfield was suspended after auditors found a $31,000 book shortage. investigations continue and former accountant Raymond Fowler faces a $9,548 charge.
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Fort Pillow, Tenn
UPI
Ross Dyer
Buford Elling
Ton
Joe Barfield
Barfield
Fort Pillow Prison
Dyer
Nashville
Bill Klutts
Lauderdale County Enterprise
Klutts
Keith Hampton
Fort Pillow
State Complroller's
Raymond Fowler
Jacksonville
Fla
Agencies Scrape Over Tax Issue
Washington agencies clash over Treasury plans to tax savings and loan associations and mutual banks. The Housing and Home Finance Agency and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board warn of mortgage credit losses up to 45 billion dollars. The Fed and FDIC back the proposal, which could raise 378 million in year one and 549 million in five years. The measure sits with the House Ways and Means Committee as Kennedy pushes major tax reform.
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Washington
API
Treasury Department
Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings Banks
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
19 Day Terror Ride Ends With Six Indictments
A Houston report describes Mrs. Clara Bell Roderick’s account of a 19 day abduction across four states by an armed man who tied her to her car and repeatedly raped her while taking her 4 year old son Bobby along. The case follows other violent crimes including a California confession to murder and a Tennessee grand jury indicting six men in a deadly gunbattle that killed two deputies and a constable.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Clara Bell Roderick
San Mateo
Calif
Roderick
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Bobby
Ernest Roderick
Santa Rosa
Dean Ross
Pacific Christian Academy
Graton
Edna Doreen Harris
Ross
Edna Doreen
Weather forecast for Kingsport area from U S Weather Bureau
Fair to partly cloudy this afternoon with a little warmer mid afternoon high around mid 50s. Cloudy tonight not as cool with lows in the upper 30s. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with more humidity and a chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers. High yesterday was 31, current temperature lower this morning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
TrhCities
Kingsport
Gleiatty
High Speer
Polaris Submarine On Station In Atlantic Run
The Abraham Lincoln is poised to go on station as the U S fifth operational Polaris submarine after a one day record of six missile launches The submarine en route to Charleston loaded 16 nuclear armed missiles before patrol beneath the oceans The Defense Department would not confirm the launches but sources say six were conducted in the Atlantic near Grand Bahama Island The Communists bombarded Quemoy with 132 shells as Nationalist officials described the attack as partially successful
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Cess
Navy
Polaris
Charleston
S.C
Defense Department
Atlantic Ocean
Grand Bahama Island
Cape
China
Quemoy
Navy Extends Tours Of Duty In U S Military Buildup
UPI reports the Navy will keep 26,800 personnel on active duty for six to twelve months beginning September as part of Kennedys broader emergency mobilization. The move accompanies Air Force and Army shifts including reserve alerts and divisions raised to full combat strength with new training centers and increased draft calls.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Kennedy
Berlin
United States
Air Force
Europe
Navy
Defense Department
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Fort Carson, Cola
Britain Placed In European Market Move Deemed Fortunate
Washington reports the UPI notes the U.S. Citizens Commission on NATO hails Britain's bid to join the European Common Market as a fortuitous development for the free world. Co chairmen William L. Clayton and Christian A. Herter say the panel will consult economists before advising how the United States should respond to new trade conditions. The commission, meeting at the Capitol, aims to shape U.S. policy ahead of the London NATO preparatory meeting on Oct. 26.
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Washington
UPI
Britain
Free World
U.S
Citizens Commission
NATO
William L. Clayton
Clayton
United States
Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
Capitol
London
Christian A. Herter
Street Scenes on Market and Cherokee Streets
Woman brakes hard after entering a parking space only to find a small sports car already occupying it. A father shows his two sons how a clock works in a jeweler’s shop window on Market Street. Two men debate turning an oversized box to fit in a car trunk on Cherokee Street.
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Market Street
Cherokee Street
Western Allies Protest Moves By East Germany
Berlin tense as East German actions tighten controls on West Berlin and a Western protest campaign forms. U S British and French commanders file sharp notes to Soviet commandant Solovyev demanding repeal of travel restrictions. Mayor Brandt calls a mass protest outside City Hall while trade penalties against East Germany float as a possibility.
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West Berlin
East German
Interior Ministry
East Berlin
West
Trade Union Federation
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Kurt Scharf
Evangelical Church
Otto Dibelius
Berlin
Ace
Kingsport Man Bound Over On Sex Charges
A Sullivan County man Roy Moorehouse of Lynn Garden Drive was bound over to the Grand Jury by Judge Walter Moody on two counts of incest and one count of statutory rape. He was arrested at his home and held on 30000 bond at Blountville. His wife, charged with accessory to incest and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, is held on 1000 bond in Kingsport jail. Two girls were taken to a hospital for examination. Deputy Elmo Burgess led the arrests with E B Russell assisting.
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Sullivan County
General Sessions Court
Walter Moody
Elmor Burgess
Roy Mooreouse
Lynn Garden Drive
Burgess
Moorehouse
Blountville
Mocorehouse
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Oaks
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ToGo
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Rotary Club
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Wisconsin
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