Plan For Berlin Is Adopted By Western Leaders
Geneva AP report says Western Allies press for a pledge from the Soviet Union not to act unilaterally against West Berlin as Berlin crisis talks continue. Gromyko’s stance and Western proposals foresee a compromise with no immediate summit, while discussions seek to keep West Berlin access open indefinitely and delay German reunification.
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Geneva
West Berlin
Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Robber Pleads Guilty in Hudson Restaurant Holdup
Joseph Jennings 48 of Boston admitted taking part in a restaurant holdup in Hudson with another man who gave him 15 dollars and promised more. He pled guilty and received deferred sentencing after admitting the robbery.
Aluminum Strike Threat Looms Over Major Firms
AP reports a looming aluminum strike as steel talks stay deadlocked. David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers says no agreement is likely before Friday contract expirations, with a no work policy spanning both industries. A possible strike would target Aluminum Co. of America, Reynolds Metals, Kaiser Aluminum, and Ormet, affecting about 30,000 workers and 57 percent of U.S. primary aluminum output. Finnegan, FMCS director, noted little change and warned the situation does not look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Consciliation Service
Finnegan
Park Lane
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum Chemical Corp
Bigee
Isteel
Ormet Corp
Ormet
Olin Mathieson Chemical ‘Corp
Revere Copper and ‘Brass Inc
Big Three
Atlas Missile Questions Draw Fire From Space Committee
The House Space Committee summoned Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever to explain recent Atlas missile test failures and delays in fielding the weapon. The inquiry followed five straight malfunctions and includes Navy Polaris tests. Last week's Cape Canaveral launch marked the 25th Atlas shot, with 11 successful, 6 partly successful, and 9 failures.
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Washington
House Space Committee
Air Force
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
Navy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mother Wins Custody Battle In Ireland
In Sudbury Massachusetts the Burns family story ends with Joan Burns 24 reclaiming custody of her two daughters Janet 4 and Maria Lisa 4 after a four month legal fight in Ireland. The Middlesex Probate Court had previously granted custody to Mrs. Burns who is separated from Robert Burns 26. The children returned to their home on a snowy Christmas eve illuminated by holiday packages.
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Sudbury
Mass
James Harvey
Joan Burns
Janet
Maria Lisa
Ireland
Robert Burns
Camden Man Among Escapees From Newport Jail
Seven prisoners escaped Newport City Jail early today, with at least two considered dangerous. Demphus Lewis and Howard D. Glenn, both under multi year sentences, were among the federal and local inmates who fled after sawing bars and dropping to the ground. Police and FBI searched Cincinnati and three Kentucky counties. roadblocks caused traffic delays across bridges to Cincinnati. The four nonfleeing inmates in the cellblock reported threats prior to the escape.
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Newport
Newport City
Demphus Lewis
Howard D. Glenn
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio River
Kentucky
FBI
Joseph Dinardo
Elbert Wellman
Lawrence Adams
Carl H. Webb
Harry Lee King
Covington
Newport Chief Sees Break After 10 Year Escape
Newport Police Chief George Gugel said this break is the first here since eight men escaped ten years ago. Five of the escapees were caught attempting to reach the Ohio shore by boat and three were stopped while leaving town by road. Patrol boats joined the search and WSAI offered its plane to aid the manhunt.
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Newport Police
George Gugel
Ohio
Cincinnati
WSAI
Atlas missile readiness target pushed to September
Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever told House investigators there is no alarm over recent Atlas ICBM failures and expressed confidence the weapon will be combat ready by about September 1, roughly 60 days beyond the initial date.
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Washington
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force
House
Schrever
Lebanese Official Murdered in Beirut Amid Political Tensions
Naim Moghabghab 46, a Lebanese Parliament member and ally of former President Chamoun, was assassinated while driving toward a reception at President Chehab's summer palace. Security forces moved to contain violence as conflicting accounts emerged and fears of a new sectarian vendetta spread through Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Presii
Camille Chamoun
Fuad Chehab
Naim Moghabghab
Kamal Jumblatt
Moghabghab
Wrist watch connects generations in playful quip
A lighthearted note reflects on a boy who received a wrist watch at high school graduation and now has a son who wears one in kindergarten.
Instruments Of Death Possessions Of Doctor
West Covina California AP authorities say an attache case found near a physician wife slaying held a 38 caliber box bullets two coils of clothesline a butcher knife a syringe and a hypodermic needle Dr R Bernard Finch 41 abandoned the case the night Barbara Finch 38 was shot to death The case was found on the Finch lawn by the physician s father and named my son s tennis case A Swedish housemaid eyewitness Marie Anne Lidholm 18 summoned police by shouting Doctor is killing his wife An auburn haired girlfriend Carole Pappa Tregoff watched the preliminary hearing and said she traveled with Finch to Las Vegas where he slept after he allegedly stole two cars to reach the city.
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West Covina
Calif
Aj Aon
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Finch
Finch
Raymond
Marie Anne Lidholm
Dr. Finch
Carole Pappa Tregoff
Las Vegas
Nev
Hart's Wedding Delayed Amid Publicity Storm
Jacquelin Gay Hart 21 postponed her planned August wedding to Stanley Gaines 25 after publicity over the case and her flight from Newark Airport. Hart, Colgate Palmolive official, said the couple will wed quietly with no date set, and no charges were filed after investigations in New Jersey and Chicago.
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Short Hills
N.J
Jacquelin Gay Hart
Chicago
Gay
Ralph A. Hart
Hart
Colgate Palmolive Co
Mmarry Stanley Gaines
Fayetteville
W.va
Gaines
Newark
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Essex County
Brendan Byrne
Lightning Kills Young Ball Player in Northridge
In Dayton Ohio, 13 year old Jack King Jr. was hit by lightning while heading to his Little League position after a game. His father Jack King Sr. carried him to a hospital where he died. The tragedy followed a summer storm overhead.
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Dayton
Ohio
Northridge
Jack King
Jack Jr
Rights Bill Prospects Studied In Congress Action
Washington AP President Eisenhower canvasses with GOP leaders on civil rights legislation before Congress adjourns. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says odds for action are improving despite a Southern filibuster threat. A judiciary committee delay earlier this week sparked hopes for a cleared bill for Senate debate. House committee resumes efforts to ready a measure.
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Washington
Reisenhower
GOP
White House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Olin D. Johnston
Dixie
House
Nixon hailed by 20000 in Novosibirsk on Siberian goodwill tour
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Novosibirsk to a friendly show of support from about 20 000 Russians. He weighs Khrushchev invitation to the United States as part of a broader push for improved U S Soviet relations and a visit to Khrushchev. Nixon and his party toured the Stalin Square area and met Soviet officials and reporters. The Siberian trip includes a tour of the Siberian branch of the Academy of Sciences, seen as a major research center for the region.
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Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Siberian
Nixon
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Nixons
Stalin Square
Siberan
Academy of Sciences
Siberian-Ural
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
France
Sana
Nixon in Soviet Union Tour Draws Strong Crowd Receptions
Nixon praised a warmer reception in Leningrad and Novosibirsk after a cooler Moscow welcome on his 4 1 2 hour one stop flight. He greeted women in babushkas and men in blue tams applauding as he shook hands with children.
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Nixon
Moscow
Leningrad
Novosibirsk
Stark Governor Orders Special Grand Jury Probe
Gov Michael V DiSalle ordered a special grand jury investigation into gambling and vice in Stark County. Atty Gen Mark McElroy received the order after Edgar H Turkal Jr foreman urged action. Turkal met the governor with Liquor Director Richard C Crouch and enforcement chief Ivan Smith.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Stark County
Atty
Mark McElroy
Edgar H. Turkal, Jr
Turkal
Richard C. Crouch
Ivan Smith
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
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Birm
By John M. Hightower
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. Disarmament
Britain
Canada
Steven Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Kristiansand
Norway
Oslo
Anne
Kristiansard
Rockefelle
Steven
London
Iiium
John H. Averill
Camden
Lewis
Glenn
Birmingham
Ala
Glencoe
Dinardo
Wellman
Adams
Webb and
King
REDS
Charles E. Hurlburg
Wheaton
Anna
Hung
Hurlburg
Hurburg
Butembo
Belgian Congo
Nessib Metni
Chaoun
Jacquelin Hart
Bolt
Eben Seeees
Dr. Crane
Seer
Eeee Setaene
Stark
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