Khrushchev May Sign Peace Treaty With East Germany This Year
The article reports that Soviet Premier Khrushchev is likely to sign a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany later in the year while avoiding giving the German Reds full power to trigger war over Berlin. Washington officials foresee a new Berlin crisis but expect Khrushchev to keep reserve rights on Berlin.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Black Sea
Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Kennedy
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
West Berlin
Khrushchevy
Kremlin
Dayton Missing Commissioner Pottinger Abducted Motive Sought
Dayton Ohio police continued a nightlong search for clues in the disappearance of 26 year old commissioner David Pottinger as Suspected robbery motive grows. Pottinger was last seen after a commission meeting and his station wagon with blood stains found on the gearshift. Police note his cash on hand and possible gamble related angles.
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Dayton
Ohio
David Pottinger
Pottinger
Ance Sales
Montgomery County
Paul R. Young
Britain orders Soblen flown to United States by El Al
London and Jerusalem clash as Britain orders Israel s El Al to airlift Dr Robert Soblen to the United States for a life term on espionage charges. UK Home Secretary Brooke says Soblen must return to the status he had before, with U S marshals ready to escort him. The move sparks Israeli shock and potential legal complications over extradition and carrier responsibility.
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London
Israel
FEAI
Robert Soblen
United States
U.S
Transport
Bar Yehuda
el al
Soblen
Britain
New York
Henry Brooke
House of Commons
Tennessee Democrats Back Clement in Governor Bid
Tennessee Democrats endorsed ex governor Frank Clement for a third term and appeared to unseat two veteran congressmen who opposed much of President Kennedy's program. Clement defeated Chattanooga Mayor P. R. Olgiati and Memphis City Commissioner William W. Farris. Reps James B. Frazier and J Carlton Loser trailed in close races likely decided by official counts. Opponents supported Kennedy's New Frontier and had labor backing.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Democrats
Frank Clement
Kennedy
Clement
Chattanooga
P. R. Olgiati
Memphis
William W. Farris
James B. Frazier
Rep
J. Carlton
Finkbines Said Sel f To Leave
Phoenix television figure Sherri Finkbine and her husband Robert plan a trip to Stockholm with a Copenhagen stop as rumors swirl she will abort the nearly three month pregnancy. A lawyer confirmed a decision on where and when to abort.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sherri Finkbine
Jahe
Sweden
Los Angeles
Scandinavian Airlines
Robert
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Denmark
Injured Pipefitter Holds Office Hosts At Gunpoint
Charles Elmer Milligan a 52 year old Tempe pipefitter fired a pistol during a disability hearing at the Arizona Industrial Commission annex in Phoenix. He held eight people for about twelve hours before detectives Farr Moore and Don Rodriguez subdued him after gaining entry as newsmen. He released several hostages and spoke of his interrupted disability checks.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Charles Elmer Milligan
Tempe
Farr Moore
Don Rodriguez
A.m
State Capitol
Arizona Industrial Commission
Milligan
Moore
Don
Rodriguez
Todays Chuckle Be free or pay for the rest
A light quip noting that the best things in life are free while everything else costs money. The joke plays on the idea that fortune is found in free things rather than expensive purchases.
Rebels Ambush Bus Near Moulmein Burmas Toll Reported
Rebel forces ambushed a bus near Moulmein about 200 miles southeast of Rangoon. two people were killed as local newspapers reported on Thursday.
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Rangoon
Burma
Here
Ben Bella Ready To Enter Algiers
ALGIERS AP Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella victor of a major battle in his bid to rule a leftist Algeria is due to enter Algiers in triumph today to take leadership of the government. A compromise gives Ben Bella a dominant role in shaping the new state and sets general elections for Aug 27 under a seven man political bureau. The truce leaves the army and its general staff unresolved and hints Boumedienne may seek power after the elections.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
National Coun
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Ben Khedda
Boumedienne
British Mom Eyes Drug Baby Money
London AP reports Pat Lane, mother of eight month old Julie, plans a legal fight for compensation for thalidomide affected babies in Britain. Julie survived deformities including ear loss and facial skin covering, with surgery aiding sight and partial hearing. Lane seeks funding to support a test case against the drug’s marketers or authorities. government help was discussed but no compensation offered.
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London
Pat Lane
Julie
Lane
Enoch Powell
Powell
House of Commons
Weather Update for Miami Valley Weekend Outlook
Scattered showers move into the Miami Valley tonight with a chance to linger through Saturday. Tonight’s low around 63, Saturday high near 84. Cooler air arrives Sunday and stays through Wednesday with more shower chances Monday. Five day highs average near 83 with lows near 59.
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Miami Valley
Defrocked Priest Files Suit To Divorce Wife
Walter Ryan a 57 year old defrocked priest known for leaving New York seven years ago amid a $2.3 million suit by his wife Alice filed for divorce in San Francisco He accuses her of adultery desertion and cruelty The couple married in Maryland in Baptist rites twelve years ago and Ryan later left the church becoming a real estate salesman Her claim of paternity during a 1956 visit at Glen Head was denied by a San Francisco Superior Court in a June hearing
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Milligan
Seymour Nealist
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
Gorey
John B. Ryan
Walter Ryan
New York State
Alice
Ryan
Maryland
San Franciscco
Glen Head
N. Y
San Francisco
West German Denies Aiding Egypt Weapons Program
Bonn Germany AP reports the West German government on Thursday denied official assistance to Egypt in building rockets and other weapons, signaling no government role in supplying such aid.
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Bonn
Germany
Egypt
Miracle baby Todd Groenewold beats odds after seven operations
Todd Groenewold born March 3 1961 lacked a connection between esophagus and stomach. After multiple surgeries at University Hospitals Minneapolis and care by Dr R R Sawtell he regained weight and returned home on a farm near Rushmore Minnesota. Surgeons plan one final operation to place feeding tube inside the chest.
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Todd Groenewold
Donald Groenewold
R. R. Sawtell
Worthington
Minn
Todd
University
Minnesota
Groenewold
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Stanley
Stockyard
Lee Snyder
Fairborn
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Porter
Donald J Morgan
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L. L. Tuveson
Moulmein
By Andrew Borowiec
Cil
Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Gvernment
Bristol
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Nnnee
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Ciaevess
Wee 18
Valley News
Rushmore, Minn
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Todd Grofanewold
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