Adenauer Objects To Berlin Plan
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reportedly objected to U S Berlin proposals seen as edging toward recognizing Communist East Germany. The State Department protested a leak about the plan as Bonn expressed displeasure and Kennedy aides prepared for Berlin talks with Moscow.
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Adenauer
Berlin
John M. Hightower
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
USS
East Germany
Bonn
State Department
U. S
Kennedy
U S
London
Paris
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
Andre: A. Gromyko
Geneva
Poland
Germany
Pompidou Named French Premier After Debre Resigns
President de Gaulle accepted Premier Michel Debre's resignation and named Georges Pompidou, a banker with no political background, to succeed him. Debre's move comes after a lengthy run tied to the Algerian cease fire. Pompidou moves quickly to form a new cabinet with potential veterans like Pierre Pflimlin and Edgar Faure, while MRP members weigh ministry roles.
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Georges Pompidou
France
Elysee Palace
Paris
Pompidou
Michel Debre
Harry Hudson
Charles de Gaulle
Debre
Pom
de Gaulle
New Republic Union Party
Pierre Pilimlin
Edgar Faure
Pilimlin
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Ministry of Justice
Dehre
Pentagon Blamed In High Costs
Senator McClellan accuses Western Electric and Douglas Aircraft of inflated profits in the Nike antiaircraft missile program. He says the Pentagon could cut waste by trimming profits amid the Senate investigation. Western Electric denies excessive gains, claiming profits were reasonable and earned by the company.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
McClellan
Senate
Western Electric Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Nike
Western Electric
American
Ace and Telegraph Co
H. J. Romnes
Logjam Hits Presidents 1962 Legislative Program in Senate
President Kennedy faces a Senate Finance Committee bottleneck that may delay adjournment. Chairman Byrd says the tax and trade bills, health care for the aged, and other administration proposals are stuck as hearings squeeze witness demand, risking July adjournment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Byrd
Kennedy
Congress
Khrushchev Letter Reflects Stubborn Stand On Nuclear Tests
Premier Khrushchev’s letter to Macmillan and Kennedy reveals no shift from Soviet positions on Berlin and nuclear testing. Western sources describe his tone as downcast yet firm, warning of retaliatory blast-for-blast responses and opposing international inspection as a test ban condition. The message appears self-directed, aiming to bolster his image amid pressure from abroad.
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U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
West Germany
NATO
Moscow
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Berlin
Geneva
China
Foreign Office
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
West
President Kennedy Watches Massive Atlantic Maneuvers
President Kennedy witnesses a large naval display aboard the Enterprise off the Atlantic coast. An armada of ships and aircraft conducts air, sea, and land maneuvers as Marines storm Onslow Beach with Shah of Iran watching from stands. The scene marks a show of U S Navy power and Kennedy’s renewed confidence.
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Kennedy
Navy
Onslow Beach
N.C
Shah of Iran
2Nd Marine Division
2Nd Marine Air Wing
Atlantic
Northampton
Freed Cuban Invasion Survivors Return to Miami crowds
Sixty wounded invaders returned from Cuba to Miami on an Air France charter amid cheering exiles. They refused to say when they and their imprisoned comrades would be freed, with Castro demanding ransom and promising freedom later. The men, wearing prison garb, were headed to Mercy Hospital after the emotional reunion with families.
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Miami
Fla
Miami International
Fidel Castro
Mercy Hospital
Fach
Havana
Cloud Maps From Tiros Available Worldwide Broadcasts
The Weather Bureau will begin daily international broadcasts of cloud maps from Tiros weather satellite photos. Transmissions will reach more than 100 countries including the Soviet Union on an experimental basis for 4 to 10 weeks, aiding weather analysis, storm warnings, and transoceanic pilot briefings.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Tiros
Soviet Union
Chuckle on Postal Rates and Marriage Costs
A humorous quip notes that rising postal rates could make marrying the girl cheaper than daily letters, reflecting a lighthearted take on communication expenses.
Middletown Faces Record Worst Year for Traffic Accidents
Reporter Frank Morgan interviews Middletown police about a looming spike in traffic crashes. He details a Saturday night patrol, wreckage, hospital scenes, and overtaxed officers, outlining drivers and habits that spark police ire. The feature continues on page 23.
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Frank Morgan
Middletown
Subpoenas Issued For 12 Steel Firms In Probe
Congress presses antitrust inquiry as Senate Kefauver subcommittee subpoenas 12 steel firms for production cost data amid a swift industry price rollback led by U S Steel. Gore plans bills to curb unjustified prices and expand public protections, while a House panel schedules hearings on May 2 to study antitrust law adequacy.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Senate Antitrust
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Armee
Inland
Albert Gore
Senate
Gore
Bob Wilson
California
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
National Consumers Advisory Board
Kefauver
Fee
House Judiciare
Emanuel Celler
Celler
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Enrique Llaca
Today’s
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