Adenauer Faces Coalition Move For His Ouster
Bonn reports a surprise bid by the Free Democrats to join with Socialist leaders in a right left coalition to unseat Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The political crisis in West Germany shows no immediate solution as talks with Christian Democrats yielded no decision.
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Bonn
Germany
Free Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Spiegel
Bundestag
Josef Augstein
der Spiegel
Sale Of State Calendar Book Is Continuing
The La Crosse Tribune continues selling the 1963 Wisconsin Calendar and Date Book, priced at $1. The 118 page spiral bound calendar doubles as a desk memo with daily notation space and weekly pictures, includes 57 photos six in color, and is packaged in a waterproof envelope.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Keogh urges IRS to show restraint on expense rules
Rep. Eugene J. Keogh urged the IRS to ease proposed expense account rules to refute charges of antibusiness bias. Hearings on travel, entertainment and gift deduction rules continue as officials consider liberalizing changes amid business protests. Other witnesses included aides to Sen. Prescott Bush and Rep. James Burke.
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Washington (Ap
Eugene J. Keogh
D-N.y
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Administration
IRS
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
Keogh
James A. Burke
D-Mass
David Clark
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Clark
Bush
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
White House
Peace Parley Fails Over ASC Office Location
In Herreid South Dakota a peace parley between Mound City and Herreid attorneys ends without agreement over the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office. Herreid owners insist a government contract keeps the office in their building and intend to retain it. Mound City retains some ASC records despite federal pressure and threats of marshals to seize them.
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Mound City
Herreid
Herreid, S.D
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
ASC
Morris Meyers
Aberdeen
Mound City Group
G. Martinez Senstner
Miss Senstner
Hilmer Scheutzle
Campbell County
South Dakota
Justice Department
Wisconsin to Lose Units in 103rd Division Inactivation
Army and Army Reserve reorganizations announced could cut Wisconsin forces by 3 849 men. The 103rd Division units in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa will inactivate 18 Wisconsin units reducing strength by 1 083 to 8 873 and the division will be renamed the 205th Infantry Brigade. Governor Nelson will review the plan. ROAD timing is anticipated.
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Madison
Army National Guard and Reserve
Wisconsin
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
XIV Army Corps
Minneapolis
103Rd Division
Army Reserve
Minnesota
Iowa
205Th Infantry
32Nd National Guard
McNamara
Gaylord Nelson
Ralph Olson
Governors Hold Fire On Guard Cut
Governors limited opposition to a Defense Department plan to reduce National Guard and Army Reserve units and reshuffle personnel into 11 new brigades and six high priority Guard divisions. Washington Governor Rosellini opposed abolishing local units and urged waiting for a state adjutants general meeting. The shakeup aims to keep 11,000 men per Guard division ready to move within eight weeks, while preserving overall reserve strength toward a 700,000 goal.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Albert D. Rossellini
National Guard
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve
Guard
Congress
Stevenson backs Cuba blockade on NBC Today show
U N Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson said he approved the Cuba blockade at least three days before the government. He denied opposing it and called a Saturday Evening Post article fallacious. He said he has no plans to resign and hopes war is not needed for disputes to be settled peacefully. He noted Kennedy will have his views with candor and confidence.
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New York
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cuba
Stevenson
NBC
Today” Show
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
United States
White House
Charles Bartlett
Chattanooga Times
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Adlai
Bartlett
Alsop
NSC Executive Committee
Dean Rusk
George Ball
U.S
United Nations
Khrushchev
U. S
Organization of American States
Adlai Stevenson's UN Ambassadorship in Kennedy Era Clouded
Washington AP analysis notes a cloud over Adlai E Stevenson’s future as Kennedy's UN ambassador. Uncertainty threatens his effectiveness with diplomats in New York and could affect his prestige and Persuasiveness if not resolved by Kennedy.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Adlai
John M. Hightower
Washington
United Nations
Stevenson
New York
Dependents Return to Guantanamo Base by Christmas
Navy says about 1,400 of 2,800 dependents and civilian workers families evacuated from Guantanamo will be allowed to return before Christmas. Return mostly by air from Norfolk or by sea, with tours beyond April. Stevenson amid controversy over Cuba policy and Kennedy support remains central to White House concern.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Navy
Marine Corps
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Norfolk
New York
Marine
Inc
Korth
Stevenson
See Guard
Kennedy
London Smog Blamed for Dozens of Deaths in 1960s Era
Smog blanketed Britain with sulphurous haze as 32 Londoners died, rail and air travel disrupted. Health officials warned vulnerable groups to stay indoors while authorities assessed the dangerous air levels and potential for continued illness.
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London
Britain
Medical Research Council
Thames
England
Scotland
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