Soviet Deputy Premier presses Berlin status amid Japan visit
Tokyo reports Angsty Mi van ented urged free Berlin status during annexation talks with Japan. He warned the Soviet Union may speak against the security treaty at any time while criticizing the pact as he seeks a stronger alliance with the great powers. In British Guiana, Cheddi Jagan’s PPP leads regional polls toward independence as PPP counts 32 seats, with the United Party and United Force trailing.
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Tokyo
UPN
Angsty Mivan
Japan
United Nations
Reorgetows
British Guiana
Peoples Progressive Party of
Cheddi Jagan
Britigh Gulana
Pactiat
PPP TZ
Peoples National Congress
United Force
Soviet Union and U.S. clash over bases at UN
Amb Adlai Stevenson replies to Soviet attacks on U.S. base policy as he addresses the United Nations. The French Canadian dispute over bases is cited, with the U.K. and other allies awaiting responses after a delegation leader weighs in.
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United Nations
WAY
Uudi
Adlai Senatny
Pathelis
U.S
Bizever
Whitesider
Weling Sawer
Platon
Morazan
Ris Zee
Anck
United Staves
Mulliay Bes
Nehru Urges Berlin Freedom and Big Power Talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told the upper house that West Berlin must keep freedom and that tensions could rise if nuclear weapons are pursued. He warned against military moves and urged a summit of the big powers to ease the Berlin crisis and divided Germany. He said disarmament is essential and only a meeting of leaders can resolve the problem.
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Dawarharlal Nehru
West Berlin
West
Pri
East Germany
Nehru
Berlin
Germany
Nebru
Berelin
Hospital Notes and Admissions at MidWexbore Hospital
Fragmented list of patients and staff in hospital notes for MidWexbore Hospital and Chyle Visiting Marrs area. Includes names such as Emma Green, Steven Orlande, Mrs. Dexter Wilson, and Matt Settundd, with scattered ward and admission references.
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Chyle
Marrs
John Margee
Speechwall Fein
Morrison
Men
Emma Green Coordin
Tins
Mis
Measie Serns
Cy Admissions
Larethe Eek
Cumberland
Sap
Leonard Rush
Harrogateames Benton
City
Steven Orlande Sraith
Cis
Dexter Wilson
Tlamy Bledsoe
Rating
Rider Trial Opens in Jackson for First Freed Rider Case
The first federally charged fredded rider trial set to open in Mississippi faced jury selection today. William Kunstler, counsel for the ACLU, intended to challenge jurors amid a jury pool with only two Black members. The defendant, Harry J. Thome, a segregation case target, is linked to the 1961 Freedom Rides. Thomas, 20, of St. Augustine, Fla., a CORE field director, is noted among those who witnessed the movement reach Jackson May 24.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Willam A. Kusisler
York
Amercan Gvil Liberties Union
A&lalp
Harry J. Thome
Thomas
St. Auntslinds
Hla
Howard University
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Scandinavian Airlines systems cuts staff by 1230 positions
Scandinavian Airlines System Manly announced a staff reduction of 1230 positions due to business losses. The Norwegian Swedish Danish company said only about 400 employees would be paid off. The other reductions will be made by ratifying vacated positions.
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Stockholm
UPL
Scandinavian Airlines
Manly
Auto Firms Offer UAW Pacts Today
Big Three automakers GM Ford and Chrysler prepare offers to the United Auto Workers as contract talks resume amid a nine day strike threat. UAW President Walter Reuther may attend and the proposals likely include pension and unemployment improvements plus a 5 to 7 cent hourly raise, while a shorter work week is not expected. AMC has already proposed a profit sharing plan and retention of the wage formula, provoking cautious UAW response as votes on a strike continue.
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Betroil
Todiy
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter Reuther
Sid “Jt
Mic
American Motors
AMC
Reouther
Reuther
Va Uaw
Fordary Chrysal
House Quits In Sept Hope Falls Flat
WALINGTON UPL Labor Day hopes for a quick congressional adjournment faded as Democratic Leader John W. McCormack said the House would not likely meet adjournment before Sept. 5. He noted the foreign aid appropriation bill must follow the old authorization and would delay action into mid September. Republican Leader Ibbetts pressed for the latest adjournment estimate.
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Walington
UPL
Mouse
Ogee
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Ibbeck
McCormack
White House
Deaths and Funerals in Cumberland Gap and Middlesboro
Obituaries list Sally Brooks 12 of Cumberland Gap died at home with funeral home handling. Sally England of Middlesboro Route 2 died at University Hospital Madison at 42 with services at Cawood and Sharp cemeteries. Shelby Mike Shumate of Middlesboro to be buried at Hurst Cemetery after services at First Baptist Church with Wood Funeral Home in charge. Surviving relatives include Hensley and England families, numerous children and spouses, and extended kin across Kentucky and Michigan. Funeral details specify arrivals, times, and church locations with pallbearers named by family.
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Sally Brooks
Cumberland Gan
John Hensley
Middlesboro
Sherman Hensley
Tuting Park
Calif
Mossie Hensley
Reba Rice
Call
Beatrice Poore
Lynch, Ky
Connie Rostk
Cumberland Gap
Connie Brooks
New
Tazewell
Coffey Funeral Home
Sally Wankisatln
England
Sally Barbara England
Middlestoro
Route 2
University Hospital
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H. Wensley
Shy
Hubert E. England
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Uie Cawood Funeral Home
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Tito
Srubert EL England
Leon England
Litlie Rock
Ark
Clayton England
Ypsilanti, Agich
Earl
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Baron England
Middles
Mildred England
Gilead
Ohio
Mary Hensley
Ypsilanti
Mich
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Belleville
Isham
Birdie Anderson
Milchesboro
Anna May Tavidgan
Detroit
Stey
Lee Fuson
Sparks
Wurial
Sharp Cemetery
Wood Funeral Dome
Surshy Mus
Puneral
Shelby Mike Shumate
Middlesbro
First Baptist Church
James C. Coates
W. B. Bingham
Barial
Hurst
Tonnvacy Pallbearers
Churchi Choir
Caweal Funeral iHome
Higher Rates Set For Women Youth
Frankfort Ky. state officials plan a new minimum wage order raising rates by 25 cents across industries. Gov Fort Campbell backed recommendations to set a 60 cent rate for all areas with populations over 20 000, 47 cents for mid sized areas, and 63 cents for smaller regions. Apprentices would start 10 cents lower and move to the regular wage after 550 hours of work.
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Kecth
Tthe
Norris Judged To Be Insane In Kennedy Threat Case
West New York resident Norris arrested July 9 for threatening President Kennedy and sent to Trenton State Hospital for the criminally insane after county judge Benjamin P. Niles ruled him insane. The case details include a telegram with the phrase I give my word make your peace with God and I will have you see you soon as it can be arranged.
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Vwackensack
N. Ot
Fieman
Noses
Seth
Kennedy
Trenton
Leeay
Norris
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Berigs
Benjamin P
Mie
Gore urges action to curb steel price hikes in Senate speech
Sir Albert Gore cites reports of steel firms coordinating to raise prices amid recession fears. He urges Kennedy and the Federal Trade Commission to halt price hikes, promote price competition, and study industry practices to restore fair pricing and curb inflation.
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MAS Uing Tel
UPL
Albert Gore
DeTenn Sd Today
le Waliun
Gore
By Owl Company
Kennedy
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Civil rights fight dominates Senate action on funding
The Senate faced a fresh civil rights clash over a motion to suspend rules and extend the Civil Rights Commission into an $761 million appropriation bill. Democratic leaders offered no timetable for a final vote while Southern opponents sought guarantees of votes to block rights amendments. The debate included liberal amendments and measures affecting the State and Justice departments for the new fiscal year, with $80,000 allocated for the Civil Rights Commission.
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Senate
Civil Righs Commission
Mikes Afansfield
Alon J
Souther
Southern
Jacob J. Fay
Nas Wissak
Whileh
Tuacds
State and Justice Departments
Civil Rights Commission
Fisherman Dies Choking on Strangled Fish at Sea
UPI report details the death of George C. Shaffer 31 of Gloucester after a small black bass he snagged during a fishing trip to Great Egg Harbor supposedly became lodged in his throat. His companions John Canklin and Albert Hentschin tried to help as Shaffer choked and died on arrival at Shore Memorial Hospital.
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Great Egg Harbor
John Canklin
Albert Hentschin
Gloucester
Shutterway
Shore Memorial Hospital
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