U S Battle Group Heads For Berlin To Reinforce Garrison
A 1500-man unit from the 18th Infantry Regiment of the 8th Division under President Kennedy moves from Sandhofen West Germany toward Berlin via Helmstedt Autobahn. The action increases the U S garrison in West Berlin to about 11 000 troops, of whom 5000 are Americans, amid East German tensions and reports Britain and France may augment forces.
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Washington
Kennedy
East Germany
Air Cellel
OS Wes. Deriin
Pentagon
8Th Infantry Division
Sandhofen
Mannheim
West Germany
Col
Glover S. Johns Jr
Berlin
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
U.S
White House
Pierre Salinger
East Berlin
Helmstedt-Berlin
Germany
Britain
France
Salinger
United States
French Paratroopers Clash With Tunisians at Bizerte
French paratroopers and hundreds of Tunisians clashed around the French held sector of Bizerte as barricades held. Barricades remained, and crowds dispersed with bloodshed reported by Tunisian radio. Bourguiba had urged peaceful demonstrations against occupation.
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Tunis
Bizerte
Ame Wadia
Emi al
Habib Bourguiba
France
Bourguiba
Casbah
Maurice Amman
Amman
Seva
Burglar Seeks Money Lover Addling Aiken Offices
Police hunt a mathematician thief who struck three Aiken offices in one night leaving scattered bills and coins on the floors. An adding machine was stolen from a travel agency, the only missing item.
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AIKEN
S.C
Polce
Paul D. Grant
Kennedy Leads Effort to Rebuild Foreign Aid Bill
Washington AP Administration seeks a Senate House compromise on a five year 8 billion foreign aid lending program financed by Treasury borrowing. Senate approved the long reach borrowing plan. House bill trimmed to one year 1.2 billion via appropriation. Conferees next week aim to restore borrowing authority and three year span. Fulbright vows to push for long term borrowing to keep a viable aid program.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Treasury
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Burglars Torch Safe Trigger Alarm in Collinsville
In Collinsville Alabama burglars tried to crack a safe Friday night using a blow torch. The heat triggered the building sprinkler system which in turn activated the burglar alarm. The burglars fled in their car and nothing was missing.
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Collinsville
Ala
77 Nigerians Offer Help To Tunisia
Radio Nigeria reported that 77 Eastern Nigerians including a provincial commissioner volunteered to serve in Tunisia. The group asks the federal government to arrange departure for Bizerte as soon as possible, with many volunteers being youths.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Radio Nigeria
Tunisia
Bizerte
Milwaukee Housekeeper Confesses Smothering Two Boys
A Milwaukee housekeeper, Lucille Adams, 34, told police without emotion how she suffocated two young brothers, Donald Craig, 4, and Ronald Craig, 2, by pressing their heads to her shoulder. She was charged with two counts of first degree murder. The boys were in her care while their father, William R. Craig Jr., worked night shifts. Mrs. Craig, pregnant with a third child, returned home to find the tragedy. Adams claimed she acted after a lingering urge and referenced a Dubuque babysitter case. She also said she burned the children's fingertips and ears in a misguided attempt to revive them. The father found the bodies when he returned to work.
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Milwaukee
A_ pudgy
Donald Craig
Ronald
William R. Craig Jr
Lucille Adams
Craig
Miss Adams
McCauley
Dubuque
Iowa
Broadside Crash Kills Six In Ohio Collision
In Wyandot County near McCutchenville a head on broadside crash at an intersection of a county road and Ohio 509 killed six people from two cars. Don M. Harvey 57 his wife Ethel 55 their son Frank 30 and grandchildren Linda Nowland 11 Mary 7 all of Kenton. The other driver Claude Billy Joe Hufford 19 of Carey likely drowned in a nearby stream after his 1950 auto struck the Harvey vehicle. Coroner Dr. Hathaway said Hufford had no visible injuries. Deputies noted witnesses saw Hufford speed prior to impact.
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Wyandot
Ohio
McCutchenville
Don M. Harvey
Kenton
Ethel M
Frank G
Harvey
Linda Nowland
Mary
Claude
Billy Joe) Hufford
Carey
B.H. Hathaway
Hufford
Johnson in Germany pledges U S stance on Berlin
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson lands in Bonn and plans talks with Chancellor Adenauer before heading to Berlin. U S forces rush reinforcements to West Berlin amid Communist threats as Britain weighs expanding its garrison.
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Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Germany
United States
Johnson
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic
West Berlin
Britain
AF Bomber Crashes Near Hasty Colorado
A U S Air Force B57 bomber with four aboard crashed near the John Martin Reservoir on the Arkansas River in southeastern Colorado. One crew member was killed, two survived and one was missing. The aircraft, from Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona, took off at 9 45 p.m. MST and crashed at 12 15 a.m. MST after a high altitude simulated bomb release. Survivors were in a Lamar hospital. names will be released after next of kin notification.
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Hasty, Colo
John Martin Reservoir
Arkansas River
Colorado
Air Force
Hasty
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Lamar
Colo
Davis - Monthan
Kennedy Cancels Weekend Cape Cod Trip
President Kennedy canceled tentative plans to fly to Hyannis Port Massachusetts for a weekend at his summer home. White House secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy would stay in Washington due to official business including the Berlin crisis and foreign aid action. A Sunday trip to Hyannis Port remained a possibility.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Berlin
Bus plunge near Lima kills eighteen in Peru
An AP report says a speeding bus veered off a curved road Friday, plunging into a 120 foot ravine on the Pan American Highway about 240 miles south of Lima. Eighteen people died and twenty two were injured in the crash.
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Lima
Peru
Minister seeks ouster of family from church feud
Los Angeles AP reports Rev. Wayne Eurich of First Baptist Mar Vista sued to remove John Chapman his wife Betty and daughter Conne from the church alleging unchristian conduct abusive language and overly loud scripture readings. A preliminary injunction barred the Chapmans from church premises. they deny the claims and plan to appeal. The case centers on church harmony versus constitutional rights and access to worship.
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Los Angeles
Wayne A. Eurich
First Baptist Church of
Mar Vista
John H. Chapman
Chapman
Betty
Conne
Eurich
Chapmans
Harvey N. Gedrich
Golan
O Suni
Tesic
Johnson condemns Berlin frontiers as free world stands
Johnson declares unity across parties and regions in concern for the German people amid Berlin crisis. About 1,000 spectators cheer as he warns the degraded frontier of freedom now runs through divided but dauntless Berlin under the Communist dictatorship.
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America
Johnson
Berlin
Soviet Rejects U.S. Berlin Frontier Protest
The Soviet government rejected the U S protest against closing the frontier between East and West Berlin and signaled the barrier will remain until a new Berlin arrangement is reached. The note followed a joint U S Britain and France protest over East Germany's action.
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Moscow
U. S
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Johnson and Kennedy pledge resolve over Berlin crisis
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Adenauer will meet in Bonn as Washington intensifies pressure on the Soviet Union and East Germany. West Berliners cheer the Big Three move to bolster garrisons while East German youth join the military drive. The Allied presence grows and papers hail Kennedy’s decision to send Vice President Johnson to Berlin.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
East Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Berlin
West Berlin
Kennedy
Free World
B.Z
America
Chuckle Notes Desk Boxes at NASA For Out and Outer
A quirky NASA report notes each desk now has two designated boxes labeled out and outer, reflecting a light administrative tweak. The note frames NASA’s orderly workspace while highlighting bureaucratic humor rather than major changes.
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