Eisenhower urges Western Allies to stay in Berlin
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters in Dublin that the Western Allies must remain in Berlin and assert their rights. He said there will be no all out nuclear war, noting the world and its people do not want war. He commented on Soviet withdrawal of command in Berlin and praised Europe’s recovery during his five week tour.
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Ben Bella Vows Civilian Rule in Socialist Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella won the first popularity test in his feud with guerrilla commanders drawing 30 000 Algerians who cheered his vow to civilain rule via socialist Algeria The rally in Algiers Forum followed rival demonstrations that began with anti Ben Bella outbursts and ended with joint approval of the deputy premier as Algeria's leading political figure.
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Filter Cigarettes Linked To Cancer
A medical team reports that filtered cigarettes reduce tar but still cause tumors in mice. Six brands tested show filtered smoke yields one third the tar of standard cigarettes and fewer tumors with a slower onset, though all brands produced cancer in the mice. The study notes persistent cancer risk despite modern brand modifications.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Colombian DC3 crashes on takeoff in North Colombia
A DC3 airliner carrying 31 people crashed and burned on takeoff in North Colombia. Seven crew and six passengers survived, all aboard were Colombian.
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Colombia
Geneva Talks Set to Restart on Nuclear Test Ban
In Geneva the three nuclear powers agreed to restart negotiations on a test ban treaty on Tuesday. US Ambassador Dean and Soviet Deputy FM Kuznetsov said private talks will resume despite no narrowing of East West gaps. Britain was consulted. Indian and UAR envoys urged renewed private discussions.
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Johnson arrives in Tehran pledging Iran independence support
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson lands in Tehran for a two day visit and vows that Iran's independence and integrity will not be breached. He travels with his wife and 33 others and meets Shah Pahlavi to discuss defense and economic development. Johnson earlier toured Beirut during a rest stop in Lebanon.
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Hope for a new start with prosthetic legs
At 19 Diane Mills to walk again using new artificial legs after a highway accident left her legless. She remains optimistic, credits strangers’ kindness and a compassionate amputee for inspiring resilience, and emphasizes faith over bitterness as she faces hospital recovery.
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Middletown Weekend Forecast Sees Cooler Sketch
The forecast calls for a more normal weekend in Middletown with highs around 84 through Wednesday. Scattered thundershowers may bring cooler breezes Saturday while lows hover near 61 and tonight’s low approaches 70. Saturday should be warmer than Friday with a high near 88. Thursday posted a high of 94 and a low of 66.
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Chuckle Automation Promises Easy Work for All
A humorous item claims a new automation will let men relax while women handle all tasks, framing workplace ease as a social shift and noting skepticism about gender roles.
Western powers urge Soviet Paris Berlin talks over crisis
The United States Britain and France urged the Soviet Union to join a Berlin meeting to prevent further deterioration. The note and prior declarations stress that four power duties in Berlin remain valid and call for a Big Four consultative session, while Moscow shows no sign of agreement.
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South Viet Nam Drives On With Air-Troop Assaults
The Saigon government’s meat-grinder operation in the southern province entered its 10th day as 30 U.S. helicopters ferried Vietnamese troops to new assaults. No fresh contact reported today.
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Young 8 Year Old Plans Bank Heist Near Granada Hills
Eight year old Darrell Caulfield loaded a gun from a cupboard and told his brother of a bank robbery plan. His mother alerted authorities and Patrolman E O Wilson stopped him near a bank, confiscating the weapon and returning him home.
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Berlin Tensions Rise as Soviet Convoy Enters Western Sector
Berlin reports renewed tension as three Soviet armored cars entered the Western sector. The armored show of force followed light resistance from opposing forces while an American escort and a U.S. military convoy proceeded along the autobahn with no interference from Communist forces.
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Reservist Call Up Not Likely Amid Berlin Tensions
Washington sources say further calls for National Guardsmen and reservists are unlikely unless a shooting crisis erupts. The Regular Army now has 16 combat divisions with five deployed in Europe and one in Korea. About 119,000 reservists were released after a prior mobilization.
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Berlin Crisis Deepens Over Wall and Escorts
Brandt warned the city to prioritize welfare over animosity toward the mall as the wall remains. Soviet rejection of talks followed clashes after West Berliners attacked Soviet buses heading to a war memorial. Western commanders say Red agents helped fuel the unrest. Despite threats of reprisals, more than 100 U S Army vehicles moved unescorted through East Germany to West Berlin.
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Tremors Expected After Southern Italy Quake
Geologists warned of further slight tremors following Tuesday's earthquake from Naples to the Adriatic. The death toll rose to 17 with a new victim, an 87 year old Naples woman who died fleeing stairs. Jacqueline Kennedy sent sympathy as Italians faced continued aftershocks and displacement.
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Reuther Urges Big Union Drive For Teachers
Walter Reuther called for a million teachers to join the AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers to secure fair pay and working conditions. He urged prioritizing teacher organizing as the nation confronts Soviet Russia, and criticized society for undersubsidizing schools. The AFT planned to wrap up its Miami Beach convention with 750 delegates voting against a move to relocate next year’s meeting.
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