Western powers seek Soviet view on Berlin talks
U S Ambassador Thompson may meet Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Moscow next week to learn Soviet views on Berlin negotiations. Western ministers plan a pre UN session meeting in Washington with potential informal talks if Gromyko attends the UN opening, but no substantive Berlin negotiations will occur until a united Western front is present.
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Washington
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Kennedy
White House
Wilhelme Grewe
Grewe
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
New York
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.N
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Hume
Cincinnati Teamsters reform leader rejects Luken ego
Harold Gibbons, Teamsters vice president, arrives to heal 4000 dissidents led by James Luken. He calls Luken an egotist who cannot work with others and says organizers are engaging members with literature and ads. Gibbons blames Hoffa critics and notes ties to U.S. officials amid a major union split.
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Cincinnati
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters Union
James Luken
Luken
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Dairy Drivers
Afl-Cio
Gibbons
Hoffa
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Lukens Brother
Thomas
U.S
Prisoner and eight policemen drown in river capsize
In Northern Rhodesia's eastern province eight policemen and a prisoner died when their boat capsized in the Zurbes River. The prisoner, an African member of the United National Independence party, is linked to a month-old revolt blamed on the party by the white government.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Zurbes
United National Independence Party
Atlanta Integrates Quietly
Atlanta’s integration of nine Negro pupils into four previously white high schools proceeded with little trouble as police kept order. Authorities arrested two boycott supporters at Murphy High and removed signs while scenes at Brown and Northside Schools drew brief police action. FBI agents were found among two men stopped for loitering at Northside.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Murphy High School
Bill Cody
Arlington
Grady High School
Cody
Murphy High
Brown High
Brown
Northside High
FBI
Birthday quartet born on August twenty eighth in Detroit
Raymond and Flora Plasencia celebrate the birthdays of their four children all born on August 28 in Detroit. The first daughter Florasella was born Monday night, with sons Ramon aged 6, Jesus Benito aged 5, and Ricardo aged 3 also arriving on the same date.
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Detroit
Raymond
Flora Plasencia
Florasella
Ramon
Jesus Benito
Ricardo
British Disclaim Soviet Charges
LONDON AP The British Foreign Office said Tuesday no British submarines have entered the Soviet Union's territorial waters. A spokesman said Britain never has recognized the Soviet claim of 12 miles of territorial waters, but without prejudice to that position, we have respected and continue to respect for matters of convenience the views of other states in this question of submarines.
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London
British Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Britain
Weather outlook shows mild warmth through Monday
Mostly fair and dry conditions are expected through Monday with temperatures about 3 to 6 degrees above normal. Daytime highs near 83 and overnight lows around 64. yesterday reached 88 at 3 PM with a 60 degree low around 4 AM today.
Divorce Granted After Coffee Bell Row In California
Alyce Hardman, 35, divorced police sergeant Stanley Hardman after alleging he berated her if coffee was not ready when he rang a bell kept by his bed. Judge W. W. Jacka ordered the family home to Alyce, $1 monthly alimony, and $50 monthly for each of three children. the sergeant received a frying pan, sauce pan, and coffee pot.
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San Jose
Calif
Stanley Hardman
Alyce Hardman
W. W. Jacka
Sgt. Hardman
Square eggs? North Carolina scientists crack the cube
In Raleigh NC poultry scientists at North Carolina State College reveal cube shaped eggs made by a calcium template placed inside a hollow shell. The hen lays around the form then scientists remove the cube egg. Gov Sanford will be given samples and NC named the good egg state. The professor notes square eggs are not practical soon due to weak shells and discomfort for hens.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Henry W. Garen
Dr. Garen
GIs in Berlin Face Standoff Amid Monotony and Routine
In Berlin along the concrete curtain six hundred American GIs endure a tense frontline routine. Tanks jeeps and paraship dining on improvised meals while Communist troops across the barrier watch. Soldiers describe boredom more than fear as rotations and patrols continue with radios and brief chats at Friedrichstrasse.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
German star Horst Buchholz injured in car crash near Munich
German movie star Horst Buchholz was seriously injured when his car crashed into a tree near Munich on Tuesday. A hospital spokesman said Buchholz suffered a brain concussion and had not regained consciousness.
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Munich
Germany
Horst Buchholz
Here
Buchholz
Things Are Sacred in Pontiac Theft Case
In Pontiac Michigan AP report farmer John Montgomery 77 missed tractors wheelbarrow dinner bell and 20 laying hens stolen but called police after his mailbox was taken, highlighting unexpected local thefts with a calm, matter of fact tone.
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Pontiac
Mich
John Montgomery
One Army Leader Supports Goulart
Brazil's three military chiefs rejected a plan to crown leftist Vice President Joao Goulart as figurehead, while at least one army commander reportedly backed him. War minister Odylio Denys pursued a split with Gen. Machado Lopes and a decree dismissed Lopes and two other 3rd Army officers, as Goulart waited in Paris and Denys sought a constitutional change toward a ceremonial presidency.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Odylio Denys
Rio
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
3Rd Army
Jose Machado Lopes
Denys
Machado Lopes
Rainieri Mazzilli
Osvaldo Cordeiro de Faria
Nestor Souto de Oliveira
Reuther Seeks Inch-By-Inch Bargaining With GM
Detroit AP Walter Reuther UAW chief returns to talks with General Motors as a six day delay to the contract strike is set by a government request. The walkout target stretches toward the deadline while Reuther insists GM sets the price and wage policy for the industry.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
UAW
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Soviet say it halts demobilization over Berlin conflict
Moscow blames the United States and its allies for world tension and says it has stopped returning servicemen to civilian life. The Central Committee and Cabinet ordered Marshal Malinovsky to delay demobilization pending a peace treaty with Germany. Khrushchev cited a 12 million man cutback halted due to West Berlin policy, warning that aggression will be wiped out if war comes. Kennedy offered to negotiate while building up force and keeping troops in service.
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Moscow
United States
Communist Party ‘Central Committee
Rodion Malinovsky
Germany
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
North Atlantic
German flees across Death Canal under fire at Berlin border
An East German man swam the Teltow Canal to West Berlin unhurt after a hail of bullets from Communist border guards. Police say bullets hit the water as he reached the west bank about 6:50 a.m. The refugee, not identified, is the latest who risked crossing as border clashes continue. West Berlin and Bonn officials, including President Luebke and Mayor Brandt, toured refugee centers and border barriers, while Khrushchev proposals on token garrisoning drew sharp rebuke.
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Berlin
Fridrichstrass
East Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Pvt
William Penton Jr
Panama City
Fla
Penton
Teliow Canal
West Berlin
Alexandrinenstrasse
Kreuzberg
Treptowerstraesse
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Luebse
Marienfelde
Luebke
ADN
Bonn
Brandt
Khrushchev
U.S
Chuckle Note on Car Longevity Through Speed
A humorous line asserts any car could last a lifetime if driven at high speed. It captures a playful take on vehicle durability, using hyperbole to provoke a chuckle without factual endorsement.
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