Pravda Calls West Berlin Garrison a Political Trap
Pravda asserts Allied soldiers in West Berlin are in a political trap, claims increased garrison size signals provocation, and blames Adenauer for the crisis. It argues threats fail against the Soviet Union and notes East German border closures show wide popular support.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
West Berlin
United States
Federal Republic of Germany
West
Soviet Union
East
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Anti French UN Vote Seen Today
The United Nations General Assembly nears a vote on a resolution urging France to withdraw troops from Tunisia and to negotiate a full withdrawal from the territory. Sponsors expect a decisive two thirds majority despite U S abstentions and allied abstentions.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
France
Tunisian
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
United States
Bizerte
Tunisia
Security Council
Paris
Mexican Envoy Shot In Cuba
Mexican envoy Jesus Flores Aguirre counsellor of the Mexican Embassy in Havana was shot to death in Marianao Cuba as his car with diplomatic plates was fired upon by unknown assailants. A passing bus reported hearing shots and seeing two men flee. Aguirre had served as a diplomat for 14 years and had been in Cuba eight months.
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Key West
Fla
Jesus Flores Aguirre
Helvana
Havana Radio
Flores Aguirre
Marianao
Aguirre
Cuba
Don Eyles Jr. Reclaims Car From Mississippi River
Southwestern student Don Eyles Jr. reported the foreign car that he had discarded after a rage incident was recovered by police from the Mississippi River last Monday. Investigators traced it to him. he admitted ownership and requested no further involvement. Police will hold the vehicle 30 days before auction. No charges were filed.
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Memphis, Tenn
Southwestern
Don Eyles Jr
Mississippi River
Eyles
Moon Shot Platform Florida Braces for Nova Launch Boom
Brevard County readies for a government land purchase north and west of Cape Canaveral to build Nova rockets and launch pads. NASA explains a $60 million acquisition may erase citrus groves and beaches, forcing about 500 relocations, while Gov. Bryant calls it the biggest Florida economic development, with wide spinoff investments and 25,000 new residents expected.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Brevard County
America
National Aeronautics Anda ‘Spaee Administration
iThursday
Cape
NASA
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Merritt Island
Charles W. Skelly
Farris Bryant
Missile Test Center
Don Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Cocoa Beach
Holt
Weather Outlook With Rainy Showers and Mild Temps
Five day rainfall averages half to three quarters of an inch with showers and thundershowers. Temperatures remain in the low 80s with night lows around 60 to 65. Tonight's low near 65 and tomorrow's high around 81. Yesterday's high was 81 at 3 pm and the overnight low 62 at 7 am. Middletown logged 1.63 inches in 24 hours ending 8 am today with 1.30 inches from 5 to 7 pm Thursday.
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Middletown
Gunfire Warnings Used On Border Spectators
Berlin AP reports Communist guards fired warning shots to scare 30 West Berliners watching the border crowd in Frohnau. East German police killed a fleeing refugee. U.S. Army garrison in Berlin deployed six 105mm howitzers and tanks to the border as tensions rose on day 13 of the border war.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Frohnau
McNair Barracks
John L. Sanders
Amarillo
Tex
East Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Telvision
Frederick ©. Hartel
U.S
Reichstag
Red Army
Brandenburg Gate
West
Britain warns Soviets over Berlin air corridors
London reports Britain warns Moscow any attempt to block Western air rights to West Berlin would create danger and blame Moscow. The Foreign Office advises British travelers to East Germany travel at their own risk as US Britain and France plan joint notes rejecting Soviet abuse charges.
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Foreign Office
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Britain warns Soviets over air corridors threat
A British spokesman recalled a 1960 Soviet note proposing to tamper with Western air corridors and said London warned Moscow that any restriction would create a dangerous situation for which the Soviet government would be fully responsible. West Europe viewed the moves as a direct menace to the lifeline with the non Communist world. The Herald called the note insulting.
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West
Britain
Moscow
United Kingdom
West Europe
Laborite Herald
Soviet Driver Sentenced to Death for Hijacking Furs
A Soviet court sentenced a truck driver to death by shooting for hijacking furs and textiles from a state enterprise, the Tass news agency reported.
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Moscow
Tass
West Berlin air routes assured despite Soviet threat
U S authorities state civilian airliners will continue flying to West Berlin citing past agreements. They condemn Moscow for a scarcely veiled threat and warn the Soviet Union and East Germany of responsibility if any interference occurs. Three Western airlines operate the corridors.
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Washington
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Germany
Moscow
East Berlin
East Germany
U.S
United States
West Berlin Thrives Amid East German Pressure
West Berlin residents pursue normal life amid East German moves to seize the city. The Smoky nightclub opens as a fast service venue while theaters sports beer halls and shops stay busy, with credit purchases and mortgages rising.
Cleveland scientist ready to test anticancer vaccine in humans
Dr. Sergio de Carvalho reports progress on an immunizing serum grown in horses to produce antibodies against cancer. He says production and testing in humans would take about a year, with animal studies showing protection against cancer implants in rats and preliminary encouraging results. He notes the serum targets related cancer types but may not cover all cancers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Sergio de Carvalho
de Carvalho
Sergei DE Carvalho
Three Dead in Thailand Floods
Bangkok reports three people dead and hundreds left homeless as flash floods devastate regions across Thailand. Local authorities urge caution and deploy emergency relief.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Today's Chuckle
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