Khrushchev warns of separate East German peace treaty
In Bucharest Khrushchev said the Soviet Union would sign a separate peace with East Germany if West Germany negotiations drag on. In Canberra Menzies urged a peaceful Indonesia-Netherlands resolution over New Guinea. In Frankfurt the Reich Party proposed a Europe deal with Soviet Russia bypassing the United States to advance its revolution agenda.
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ROA to honor visiting generals with Minuteman Hall award
Senator Howard Cannon of Nevada and Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas headlined a four day ROA session with awards for Generals Clarke and Kelly the Minuteman Hall of Fame recipients. Citations were given to Maj. Gen. C G Dodge Brig. Gen. C P Lessig and Col I G Brown for distinguished service. AOA awards were planned for outstanding Army and Air Force units.
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Nixon Aide Serious After Attack In Los Angeles
Charles Lichenstein, aide to Richard Nixon, remained in serious condition after a pistol whipping during a robbery attempt in Los Angeles. He underwent surgery at County General Hospital after being struck with a pistol by two assailants.
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Rusk in London Satisfied With European Tour
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced high satisfaction with his European swing after meeting Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in London. Talks focused on NATO strength, Britain joining the common market, Berlin and Germany, and a potential Atlantic nuclear partnership. Rusk travel details and future Oxford honorary degree also noted.
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Vow to Free Four Britons
VIENTIANE Laos British Ambassador John Addis said he received another promise from pro Communist Prince Souphanouvong to secure the release of four British subjects seized last month by Pathet Lao forces. The Embassy reports one captive, a doctor, is ill. the four are Melvin Brown Colin Prentice Anthony Briceson and Maj Clark Leaphard.
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Laos
John Addis
Souphanouvong
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Addis
Melvin Brown
Clark Leaphard
Colin Prentice
Anthony Briceson
Gas War Grips Las Vegas Stations Amid Price Fight
Gas stations in Las Vegas cut hours and post record low prices as tensions rise over a test case by a Kansas City woman. Independent operators warn the fight may force some to quit while talks among station owners are set for this week to resolve the dispute.
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Political realignment shapes Sawyer administration
Democrats in the Cannon camp backed Harvey Dickerson's unsuccessful governor bid and did not rally behind Sawyer. Upon taking power Sawyer appointed officials not closely tied to Cannon or Dickerson, widening party rifts that culminated in two years of cool relations and open political warfare.
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Eastern Airlines strike ends briefly with court order
A temporary restraining order halts the walkout until 4 p.m. tomorrow and Judge Rosling will hear arguments from the airline and the union. Eastern did not seek an injunction, planes sit tight after Kennedy urged engineers to end the strike. Pickets appear at La Guardia and Idlewild as Pan American resumes normal operations after the order.
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Communist nations denounce United States on Korea anniversary
Denunciations from Asia's Communist nations mark the anniversary of North Korea's attack. Pyongyang claims more than 300,000 in streets, with banners showing a hand breaking a Yankee's neck. Reports note troop buildup near Quemoy and Matsu and front-page calls to vigilance and invasion preparation.
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Israelis warn Syria over border shootings
Israel warns Syria it will not tolerate continued cross border fire after three incidents since June 12. The warning was delivered through United Nations observers following Syrian gunfire on Israeli vehicles inside Israeli territory.
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Indonesian air drop sparks new invasion bid in Dutch New Guinea
Paratroopers land near Merauke as Dutch reinforcements rush in andNEW air drops are forecast within 72 hours. Sukarno vows to liberate West New Guinea by end of 1962, escalating tensions before potential talks.
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