Adenauer's Reelection Assured to Visit U S
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, age 85, won a coalition vote to form a new government and pledged to visit Washington for talks with President Kennedy. The Christian Democrats and Free Democrats teamed up to give Adenauer a four term path, with a planned cabinet reshuffle and a pending invitation to the United States.
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Boon
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
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Erich Mende
Free Democrats
Eugene Gerstenmaier
Gerstenmaier
Heinrich Luebke
Adenauer
West Germany
Social Democrats
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Bundestag
Kennedy
Berlin
Foreign Office
U. S
Walter C. Dowling
Nehru Sees Berlin Crisis Easing Ahead of U.S. Visit
Prime Minister Nehru of India, in London before a U.S. visit, said the Berlin crisis seemed to ease and outlined three features of an East West settlement. He also discussed Khrushchev's Moscow leadership and peaceful coexistence with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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U.S
London
India
Harold Macmillan
United States
West Berlin
Germany
Oder-Neisse River
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Stalin
Nehru Views on Khrushchev and Prospects for Negotiations
Nehru, noting Khrushchev’s congress triumph, seemed to deem daily international terms of little significance. He reportedly told Macmillan that Khrushchev is always ready for serious negotiations, while Macmillan’s advisers warned the ruler’s recent successes could make immediate problems harder to handle.
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Khrushchev
Macmillan
General Walker Resignation Accepted by Army
The Army accepted Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker's resignation after an investigation found inflammatory remarks and attempts to influence troops during the 1950 elections. Walker, removed from command in Germany, said he wished to continue his campaign against communism as a civilian. The resignation was formally accepted on November 4 after a routine eligibility check.
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Army
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Army Commission
24Th
Germany
Harry S. Truman
Department of the Army
Nkrumah
Flagstaff House
Christiansborg Castle
Britain
Elizabeth II
Ghana
London
British High Commission
Kwaku Boateng
United Party
Ihe
Chuckle of the Day Chip on the Shoulder Joke
A light humorous note declares the most combustible wood is a chip on the shoulder and jokes about that blame turning into sparks for a quick laugh.
New Jersey Election Tops Contests in Gloomy Campaign
In Texas San Antonio a close special race for the congressional seat drew attention as Democratic state senator Henry B. Gonzalez challenged Republican John E. Goode for the seat vacated by Paul Kilday. Eisenhower campaigned for Goode as voter turnout heated the campaign.
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San Antonio, Tex
Henry B. Gonzalez
San Antonio
Garden State
Texas
Congress
John E. Goode
Paul Kilday
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goode
Kennedy and Eisenhower campaign for New Jersey governors race
President Kennedy endorsed integrationist Gon zalez and praised New Frontier policy while both Kennedy and Eisenhower campaigned in New Jersey. They spoke for Democrat Richard J. Hughes and Republican James P. Mitchell, linking local victory to national implications for 1962 elections and intergovernmental cooperation.
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Kennedy
Gonzalez
Eisenhower
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hughes
Washington
Kennedy Backing Wagner Opposes Lefkowitz In NYC Mayoral Race
Kennedy and his White House predecessor campaigned in New York City to support their favored candidate in the mayoral contest between incumbent Democrat Robert F. Wagner and Republican Louis J. Lefkowitz. Wagner is favored to defeat Lefkowitz and Democrat-turned-Independent City Comptroller Lawrence E. Gerosa.
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Kennedy
White House
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Wagner
Lefkowitz
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Congo Woes First a For U Thant
United Nations acting secretary general U Thant faced his first major Congo crisis as the Security Council prepared to meet on a request by Ethiopian Nigerian and Sudanese delegates. They urged council action over Katanga mercenaries and clashes with Congolese central forces, and Haile Selassie pressed for prompt U.N. directives to reintegrate Katanga.
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N.Y
Congo
U Thant
Burma
Security Council
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Katanga
Republic of Congo
Leopoldville
Tesfaye Gebre- Egzy
Ethiopia
Muhammad Ngileruma
Nigeria
Omar Abdel Hamid Adeel
Sudan
Haile Selassie
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
U.N. General Assembly
U Thant to Interpret New Congo Resolution
The U.N. secretary general would interpret and carry out any new council resolution. The current U.N. stance supports a unified Congo and opposes Katanga’s secession, but there is no directive authorizing armed U.N. action to end the secession.
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U Thant
Council
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Congo Forces Retreat After Katanga Setback
In Leopoldville authorities admit invading Congo forces were beaten in northern Katanga and are in retreat after heavy losses near the frontier. A spokesman said troops would pull back to await reinforcements, with Gen. Mobutu’s forces moving toward Kasai, though some reports claim Katanga forces have driven them from the province.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Katanga
Kaniama
Joseph Mobutu
Kasai
Bombings in Accra blamed on terrorists and United Party
In Accra bombs rocked the capital amid protests against President Kwame Nkrumah. The government blamed terrorists and implicated the United Party, injuring a night watchman and damaging Independence Arch and a statue before Parliament.
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Dennis Neeld
Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
United Party
Nkrumah
Independence Arch
Black Star Square
Election Roundup and Local Ballot Guide
Middletown Tuesday election day brings a quiet scene with a few races and issues. The Journal previews candidates and ballot questions on page 23 and elsewhere. A Denver police dishonesty probe is examined on page 11. A Middletown man claims government owes his family millions from an inherited loan on page 23.
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Middletown
Denver
Colo
United States
Profit Sharing Rejected by Kenosha Auto Workers
In Kenosha Wisconsin 3264 AMC production workers voted to reject profit sharing in favor of retaining a five minute company paid wash up. 6738 Local 72 members supported profit sharing. The deal includes wage increases cost of living adjustments enhanced benefits and stock bonuses. AMC offers 10 percent stock after net worth set aside and a five percent stock bonus.
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Kenosha
Auto Industy
United Auto Workers
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Studebaker-Packard
American Motors
Keno
I'm Sorry Says Cadet Surrenders After Disappearance
18 year old Paul M. Weaver II, a West Point cadet who vanished on August 3, reappeared in Portsmouth Ohio. He told his father and FBI agents he had traveled around the country and apologized for causing worry. He contacted a Portsmouth football teammate who helped bring him home.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Paul M. Weaver II
West Point
Weaver
Military Academy
Highland Ave
Dave Major
Major
Weavers
FBI
Paull. Weaver
Four die as van auto crash injures father and three children
In Middletown, a 12 year old girl, a 9 year old boy, and a 5 year old girl were killed when a Cadillac driven by Rufford Lainhart pulled into the path of a southbound van on Interstate 75 near the Rt. 63 interchange. Lainhart and his son Rodney were injured, and John Fontana the van driver was listed in fair condition.
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Buford V. Lainhart
Hamilton
Monroe
Lainhart
Middletown
Rt. 63
Rufford Lainhart
East Ave
Rodney
John Frank Fontana
Galvin
Cincinnati
Nona Brenda Lainhart
Hamilton Roosevelt Junior High
Gregory Lainhart
Jefferson
Jan Denise Lainhart
Berm
Fontana
Bowen Storage & Transit Co
Dayton
Enterprise Sets Speed Record For Carrier Trial
The Navy revealed that the 85,000-ton nuclear powered carrier Enterprise reached destroyer speed during her first sea trials. Admiral George W. Anderson said the ship exceeded predictions, surpassing 40 miles per hour in trial conditions.
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Hyman C. Rickover
Ralph K. James
Bureau of Ships
Enterprise
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