Macmillan Sees Berlin Peace Amid Golf Weekend
GLENEAGLES Scotland AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said nobody is going to fight about Berlin while relaxing at a Scottish highland golf haven. He noted Khrushchev is playing no golf and quipped on a reporter inquiry that the crisis is media hype. Adenauer echoed a no war stance as Western leaders keep vacations.
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Beer Can satellite completes 15th Earth orbit
The 127 pound Explorer XIII space dust hunter completed its 15th orbit by mid Saturday. NASA officials said its path ranges from 606 to 174 miles high with a 97.27 minute period and will help study micro meteoroids that could threaten future missions.
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Goulart May Be Prevented From Taking Office
War Minister Gen Odylio Denys reportedly plans to block leftist Vice President Joao Goulart from becoming president after Janio Quadros. Deputies told Congress Denys is lined up against Goulart and warned of serious trouble if he is blocked on return from his Far East tour.
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Brazil
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Guanbara
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Ruy Ramos
Labor Party
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Mario Gomes
Ramos
State Department calls Brazil presidential resignation charges nonsense
The State Department on Saturday dismissed claims that the United States helped engineer Janio Quadros's resignation as nonsense and the work of international miscal authors. The charges, echoed by the Communist press and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro, followed Quadros's unexpected Friday resignation.
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Brazil
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Army considers rapid presidential election after Quadros resignation
Hours before Quadros resigned, Denys urged the army to defend the order. Brasi lia sources report talk of amending the constitution to allow Congress to elect a new president almost immediately. Informants say a plan favored by the military would pit two Quadros backers against Carvalho Pinto and a conservative Democrat, with Juracy Magalhaes as Bahia governor among supporters.
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Carvalho Pinto
Sao Paulo
Nonaligned Nations Meet Split Views on Berlin and War
At Belgrade summit of 24 uncommitted nations a draft resolution on Berlin racism colonialism disarmament and aid to underdeveloped countries shapes a final pronouncement. Nehru and Sihanouk expected to steer talks toward moderation amid East West pressures.
U.S. Drops Moratorium on U.N. China Seat Debate
The United States will not push a moratorium to delay discussion of Communist China’s seating in the U.N. General Assembly. Diplomats say the move avoids a doomed resolution and signals readiness to face the issue directly when the assembly opens its 16th session.
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China
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Veep Johnson Seeks Quiet Birthday At LBJ Ranch
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson marks his 53rd birthday with a request for peace and quiet. He will rest after the Berlin trip and 70,000 miles traveled this year and spend the day touring the LBJ ranch, checking cattle and deer, and perhaps fishing.
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LBJ
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Texas
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Associated Press
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Western Allies Demand Reopening of Berlin Border
Western powers press the Soviet Union to restore all eight crossing points between East and West Berlin, protest barring points, and ban the 100 meter boundary restriction. U S Ambassador Dowling warns of violations of four power status and risks if access remains hindered.
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Berlin
U.S
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Dowling
East Germany
Free World
AMC and UAW reach first auto profit sharing plan
American Motors and the United Auto Workers announced a principle agreement on a profit sharing plan for 23 000 AMC employees in Wisconsin and Michigan, with 10 percent of profits before taxes plus 5 percent in stock, and continued wage gains and improved benefits.
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Safety Week Focuses on Public Responsibility
Middletown safety council launches the second annual Safety Week a nine day program ending with a Labor Day event at Barnitz Stadium. The effort aims to make safety a community priority with residents participating in diverse activities.
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Chuckle Criticism Seen As Avoidable By Silence
A humorous note argues that critiquing jokes can be avoided by choosing silence and inaction, promoting a stance of not speaking or acting to dodge critique.
Leaders Disagree On Parley Over Berlin Talks
Senate leaders split on whether to seek talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin. Senator Mansfield urged phased negotiations from ambassadorial to foreign ministers levels, while Dirksen cautioned that initiative could signal weakness and favored caution. Western Big Four remain divided with France opposed to talks amid Moscow threats.
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Illinois
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West Notes Use Strong Language In Berlin Air Corridor Dispute
The United States Britain and France warned the Soviet Union not to interfere with West Berlin air corridors. They rejected Kremlin claims that the West used the routes to airlift spies and provocateurs and denounced the threat as aggression.
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Moscow
We protest Soviet limits on Allied air corridors to Berlin
The statement rejects any Soviet authority over Western air routes and warns of consequences if the Soviet Union or its East German regime interferes with access to Berlin. Dean Rusk convened Berlin strategists with British French and West German ambassadors during the notes handover in Moscow.
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Second Ohio Derailment Is Probed By Railroad
EAST PALESTINE Ohio AP Pennsylvania Railroad officials launched an investigation into the derailment of 38 cars of a freight train and five Diesel units Saturday the second derailment in the area this week. There were no injuries. An open switch apparently caused the train to leave the rails. A broken switch indicator led officials to believe someone might have tampered with the equipment before the 148 car train passed through. One diesel unit was damaged extensively. Total damage may range up to 1 million according to Bob Grim East Palestine's assistant fire chief. A company spokesman in Cleveland doubted the damage would be that high however explaining that only one of the 200000 diesel units seemed unable to be repaired. The cars carried coal and auto parts. One empty car smashed into the side of a brick building housing the W S George Pottery Co. About 4 kiln workers scrambled for safety as the train tore open a water main and grazed a gas main. Twenty eight cars left the rails near the plant five of them piling up at the plant. The pottery company has been shut down for more than a year but has leased its plant to the Royal China Co. of Sebring. Last Sunday 19 cars of a Pennsylvania freight were derailed just eight blocks west of Saturday's accident. In the latest derailment wreck crews were summoned from Canton Cleveland and Alliance in Ohio and Conway and Newcastle Pa. The company hoped to have the main line open by Sunday. About 3200 feet of track was tripped up.
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