Paris Talks May Lead To Summit
Washington reports Western ministers open in Paris may set stage for fall Berlin crisis summit. White House aides say a Kennedy meeting with allied leaders before year end is possible. Rusk heads to Paris to discuss measures with de Gaulle, Home, and von Brentano amid Khrushchev’s signals for possible negotiations.
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Washington
Paris
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Couve de Murville
Lord Home
Britain
Heinrich von Brent
Reds Could Fire From Space Abt Warns Of Space Weapons
Clark Co Abt of Raytheon warned at a San Francisco meeting that the Soviet Union could launch weapons fired from space at Earth targets and the United States may reach a similar capability by 1964. He warned such space rockets could become secret stockpiles during bans on earth weapons. Also Murray Kornhauser of General Electric warned a meteorite explosion could trigger a nuclear war.
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Raytheon Co
Missile and Space
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United States
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Murray Kornhauser
General Electric
Driver With Clean Slate Dies At Wheel
The bus driver Fred W. Brown 51 of Wichita Kansas died of a heart attack while en route to Dallas with 12 passengers as the bus hit a parked car near Wellington Kansas Tuesday night Coroner B J Myers reported Brown had a flawless 14 year driving record covering 728149 miles without an accident and a safe driving certificate was found on his body
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Dallas
Fred W. Brown
B. J. Myers
Brown
Wichita
Soviet Khrushchev Doctrine Seen in Moscow Program
Washington authorities view a new Soviet Communist party program published in Moscow as a potential source of irritation with Red China. The document emphasizes peaceful coexistence and avoids war, while urging ideological struggle in every country short of major war. It portrays the Soviet Union as leader and sets 20 year goals for Communist achievement.
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Washington
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Asian African leaders confident of backing Tunis crisis
Asian and African leaders said they could rally enough support to demand an emergency General Assembly session over the Bizerte dispute, with 23 of 50 signatures already pledged. U S envoy Stevenson urged direct negotiations and noted no GA meeting was needed, while Tunisian President Bourguiba sought wider support abroad as he pressed to oust the French from the base.
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General Assembly
Tunisia
Bizerte
China
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Stevenson
Mongi Slim
Washington
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
United States
France
Berlin
Bourguiba
Soviet Union
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Takes Crisis To Wake Men
Columbus Ohio AP report quotes Col Raymond E Clouse on rising registrations as 400 percent more seek information. He notes changes in status help registrants avoid inconvenience amid calls for physical examinations. He cautions to write for draft status and lists six induction categories and existing classifications under the selective service system.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond E. Clouse
Col. Clouse
West Germany ready to give full aid to NATO forces
New York AP report says West Germany will bring NATO forces to full combat strength. Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss, during a two week visit, told reporters the Russians do not want war but the issue is access to Berlin.
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Germany
New York
West Germany
NATO
Franz Joel Strauss
Strauss
Berlin
Press Issues New Threats Press Issues New Threats
West Berlin reports intensified Communist police controls at rail points near the city as East German threats rise. Eyewitness accounts note increased security over rails, while many East Berliners working in West Berlin quit under pressure. Fulbright’s escape-hatch remark sparks crossfire, with Brandt defending freedom of movement. Refugees arrive at about 1,500 daily. factories form committees to halt escapes. debates over West-East tension and currency disparity flare.
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Germany
Gerhardt Eisler
Berliner Zeitung
West Berlin
East Germany
Westin
Brandt
Ernest Lemmer
der Kurier
Fulbright
East
Seasonal Job Slump Down In July
Washington AP reports seasonally adjusted unemployment fell by 440000 in July to 5140000, with the jobless rate rising to 6.9 percent as employment declined 205000 to 68499000. Secretary Goldberg cautions recovery hasn’t solved persistent unemployment, long-term jobless totals up nearly 100000 to 1026000.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
President Rajendra Prasad Returns Home After Illness
New Delhi India President Rajendra Prasad 76 returns to his official residence after a 13 day stay in a private nursing home his condition was critical for several days due to bleeding in the stomach haematemesis doctors reported he is now improving but remains under care and observation at home.
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New Delhi
India
Rajendra Prasad
Kennedy Pledges U S Support for Nationalist China at UN
Washington AP Kennedy pledges firm U S support for Nationalist China's UN membership and opposition to Communist China's admission. White House communique with Chen Cheng notes Berlin as current focus, urges evaluation amid global Communist challenge. It voices concern over Laos, pledges South Vietnam aid to resist Communist takeover. Outer Mongolia admission blocked under UN charter as vetoed by Nationalist China.
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China
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White House
Chen Cheng
Chen
Berlin
Laos
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South Viet Nam
Outer Mongolia
World Organization
Security Council
Thas
Heat and rain forecast for Middletown area
The Middletown area faces continued hot weather and rain through next Monday. Monday will be cooler with possible showers. Five day highs near 90s and lows around 63. About one inch of rain expected tonight tomorrow and Sunday and Monday in scattered showers or thundershowers. Yesterday’s high reached 86 and overnight low 72. The weather bureau recorded 0.20 inches in 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today, with 1.92 inches since Sunday evening.
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Middletown
Torrow
Weather Bureau
Three children die slowly from cystic fibrosis in family
Hermosa South Dakota reports Lyla and Cliff Jenney grappling as three of their five children Tammy Kay 3 Timothy Lee 14 months and Teddy James 2 months die gradually from cystic fibrosis doctors say the disease kills by lung infection and thick secretions with little hope of a cure while Littler siblings Twya Rae 4 and Terrence 2 survive and doctors warn Tammy may not reach grade school Timmy high school remains possible.
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Hermosa, S.D
Lyla
Cliff Jenney
Tammy Kay
Timothy Lee
Teddy James
Mrs
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Twya Rae
Terrence
Tammy
Rapid City
Timmy
Kennedy pressed to pass aid program with White House drive
President Kennedy conducts an aggressive Capitol Hill campaign to win approval for an eight point eight billion dollar, five year foreign aid lending plan. He roams groups and offices, leveraging committees and Treasury backing to secure votes while offering no compromises.
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Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
Citizens Committee For International Development
Afl-Cio
White House
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Storm Looms In Market Debate In London Commons
The British House of Commons opens a stormy debate on joining the European Common Market amid mixed Tory and Labour opposition. Macmillan aims for a vote approving membership and quick negotiations with the six nations and the EEC. Heath predicts talks could start in six to eight weeks as Commonwealth trade safeguards win over several Conservatives.
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House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
France
West
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Britain
European Free Trade Association
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Edward Heath
Van Charged With Waking Negative
MILWAUKEE AP Secret Service agents postal inspectors and local police raided a North Side home Monday night and arrested Robert J Manning 35 Bail of 10000 was set Tuesday on a charge of making a negative of one cent postage stamps Corry US Attorney said Manning had been taking pictures of the stamps which commemorated the 1933 Chicago World's Fair Manning denied he intended to sell the negatives.
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Milwaukee
Secret Service
North Side
Robert J. Manning
Matthew M. Corry
Manning
Cannibal student expelled for buttering up teachers
A tongue in cheek line satirically notes a cannibal student being expelled after attempting to butter up his teachers. The item plays on wordplay rather than reporting a real incident.
Escaped 900-Pound Cow Shot After Rampage in Louisville
In Louisville police halted a 900 pound heifer that broke free while loading onto a truck. The animal caused traffic tie ups and clashed with a man and a pursuing officer before being shot dead. A second escapee remains at large.
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