Macmillan Sees Long Cold War
BRIGHTON England AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan warned the cold war could endure another generation or longer while Britain seeks closer political ties with Western Europe as part of a possible Common Market participation. He urged joint efforts with European nations toward peace and freedom and outlined a shift toward broader European involvement alongside economic integration. Negotiations in Brussels are planned for November as Britain weighs reservations to protect farmers and Commonwealth trade.
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Four in Family Found Dead in Plane Crash
In Washington Pennsylvania a Massachusetts family of four formerly from Columbus Ohio was killed when their Cessna 150 crashed Friday night during a severe thunderstorm. The wreckage tore into a hillside on a farm near West Finley 17 miles southwest of the city. Victims identified as Albert Zakany 24 of Williamstown Mass his wife Mary Louise 25 and their two sons David Albert one month and Thomas Stephen 1.
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Saturn C1 test flight nears at Cape Canaveral
NASA announced Saturn C1, a 1.3 million pound thrust rocket, will soon launch from Cape Canaveral in its first test. The eight-engine, 162 foot vehicle aims to validate propulsion, vehicle design, and launch systems ahead of an eventual manned moon program by 1964, with a 1967 moon plan envisioned.
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Rayburn Condition Unchanged as Illness Spreads
Dallas doctors say House Speaker Sam Rayburn remains in the same condition Saturday with an incurable ailment that has spread through his body. The report notes no change in his status.
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Reds Lodge Protest Over US Warship Incident
TOKYO AP: Communist China charged Saturday that a US warship violated its territorial waters off Fukien Province. The protest was lodged with Tokyo as the incident drew regional attention and heightened tensions in the area.
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Determined man with wrench overpowers tool kit loafer
A determined man uses a rusty wrench to accomplish more than a loafer with a full tool kit, illustrating hands on effort surpassing mere abundance of gear.
Cease-Fire Pact Big Victory Tshombe Says
Katanga President Moise Tshombe hailed a new cease-fire with Congo's Katanga Province as a victory, claiming Katanga will be a free nation where blacks and whites live together. The UN described the accord as an extension of a provisional cease-fire and set terms for prisoner exchanges and a neutral stance if central Congo forces attack.
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Review ordered on Yugoslav aid amid jet sales
Washington officials said President Kennedy ordered a policy review of U.S. aid to Yugoslavia after Tito aligned with the Soviet line at a Belgrade nonaligned conference. Despite the review, 70 Navy TV2 planes and 135 F86D Sabre jets had been sold or delivered, with training for eight Yugoslav air force personnel planned in Texas and Colorado.
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Talks By Diplomats Hit Snag
London reports a snag in plans for a meeting of senior Western diplomats on the Berlin problem after a French spokesman said no preliminary agreement had been reached. Officials privately noted uncertainty about the London gathering scheduled for Thursday, with West German officials unaware the meeting was in doubt. Deputy Foreign Minister Karl Carstens was to depart for London Wednesday as planned.
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Washington Hints at Tentative Talks on French Issue
A State Department spokesman said plans for the meeting were tentatively agreed with exact time to be set later. The US Embassy in Moscow said Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson postponed returning to attend London talks. Britain's ambassador Sir Frank Roberts was also expected to travel to London for the meeting.
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De Gaulle Slow to Embrace Berlin Crisis Talks
During the Berlin crisis Charles de Gaulle showed reluctance to rush into negotiations with the Russians. His cautious stance signaled resistance to rapid peacemaking and indicated potential friction with allied partners over handling the standoff.
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Akron Detectives End TV Car 54 Radio Razzing
Detective Capt. Carroll Cutright orders that when a radio call for Car 54 comes in it be treated like any other call. Detectives Glenn Louthan and Gerald Sonneberger complained of persistent taunting referencing the TV show. The captain cannot stop station banter but halts the comedy on police radios.
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Kennedy hesitant to send troops to South Vietnam
President Kennedy shows reluctance to commit American forces in Southeast Asia but will consider Gen. Maxwell Taylor's urgent recommendation. Taylor, heading a diverse staff, will assess the Viet Nam crisis, embassy relations, and Diem's government needs, returning in about two weeks.
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Sky Catch Nabs Capsule From Space Near Hawaii
An Air Force flying trapeze attached to a cargo plane plucked the 300 pound gold plated Capsule of Discoverer No. 32 from the sky near Hawaii after 18 polar orbits. The aerial recovery was the sixth in the Discoverer series and followed a launch from Vandenberg AFB California. The capsule is to be flown to Sunnyvale California for study before returning to Hickam AFB Hawaii.
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Ohio official elected NASOS president at Tucson meeting
Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown was chosen as president of the National Association of Secretaries of State during the annual conference held Saturday in Tucson Arizona.
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Space agency tests 560 mile high payload from Wallops Island
Washington AP reports a D4 rocket payload was launched from NASA Wallops Island to 560 miles during a test to support a future U.S. Canadian satellite. Officials said the mission operated as planned and the payload fell into the Atlantic about 800 miles offshore. Data tape will be analyzed at Wallops Island and Goddard Space Flight Center.
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How Do We Stand Slavs Ask
Belgrade sources report Yugoslavia urged Washington to state its current position toward Yugoslavia due to cooling relations. Mijalko Todorvic, vice president, met U.S. Ambassador George Kennan who promised to contact the State Department. The request follows criticism of Tito and Belgrade’s nonaligned conference speech. A separate wheat aid request remained without reply.
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Former French Premier Ramadier Dies at 73 in Rodez
Paul Ramadier, 73, veteran Socialist leader and first premier of France’s Fourth Republic under the 197 v constitution, died Saturday night in Rodez after several months of illness and recent surgery. He had served as defense minister in 1948 49 and as minister of economic affairs under Premier Guy Mollet in 1956.
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Soviet Congress 22nd Opens Amid Global Emphasis
Moscow reports indicate the Soviet Communist party aims to frame its 22nd Congress as vital for Russian welfare and world peace. AP notes public speakers reinforce the theme as foreign delegations arrive for a debate on a 20 year party program first detailed since 1919.
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Khrushchev backs Soviet social program aims
The Soviet Union moves toward socialism with a Tass announced plan to introduce free medical care education utilities local transport and factory lunches. Khrushchev cautions higher military spending may delay some goals while pledging peaceful cooperation with capitalist nations and striving to surpass U S per capita output.
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Kremlin Unveils Grand Hall as Delegates Pack In
Hotels fill with 4500 delegates and foreign visitors as a granite glass and steel hall opens inside the Kremlin to seat 6000. Soviet delegates total 4500 with the rest for foreign Communists from many countries. A US delegation led by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, 70, among the first to check in.
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Miss Mansfield Hits Supermarket Circuit
Jayne Mansfield attends openings of supermarkets and shopping centers drawing fan attention and large appearance fees, sometimes reaching ten thousand dollars per event. The piece notes her calculated public profile and financial motive.
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