Deadline Confronts Chrysler in UAW Talks
Chrysler Corp faced a Thursday strike deadline as the United Auto Workers Union signaled an attempt to avoid a walkout. The UAW international executive board postponed a decision on a 48‑hour termination notice until Tuesday at 8 p.m. due to government mediation requests and perceived progress in national and local talks. The company offered a wage and fringe benefits package similar to what GM and Ford have accepted.
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Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW International
Chrysler
William Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United States
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Shelter Building Right Won in Decatur Trial
In Decatur Illinois a man acquitted after being charged with building a fallout shelter without a permit amid applause. Justice James Kelley ruled he violated the letter of the law but not its spirit and found him not guilty. A. Webber Borchers defended himself, arguing undeclared war and the right to defend oneself.
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Decatur, Ill
A. Webber Borchers
Justice of the Peace
James C. Kelley
Newport Grand Jury Accuses Newport Police Chief of Frame
A federal grand jury indicted Newport Kentucky police chief Upshore White and six others for conspiring to arrest George Ratterman in a hotel room with a dancer last May 9 while knowing he was innocent. Ratterman, a former pro football player, is running for Campbell County sheriff with reform backing.
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Lexington, Ky
Newport, Ky
George Ratterman
Kentucky
Ratterman
Campbell County
April Flowers
White
Pat Ciafardini
Joseph Quitter
Charles E. Lester
Fort Thomas
Tito Carinci
Edward Anthony
Buccieri
Ciafardini
Carcini
S. White
Quitter
Lester
Cinfardini
Newport
Ralph Muffman
George Gugel
Gugel
Bert Combs
Newsmen and Seabees Head to Antarctic Mission
A combined American and foreign news crew and 25 Navy Seabees depart for Antarctica to cover the initial phase of the U S Antarctic Scientific Mission under Operation Deep Freeze 62. About 200 researchers will work on diverse studies from Sentinel Range geology to solar flare research and meteorology. The Deep Freeze force includes more than 3,000 personnel, 10 ships and over 30 aircraft.
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United States
Antarctic
National Science Foundation
Navy
Ellsworth Mountains
South Pole
Davisville R.I
Kennedy Cuts Back On Bomber Spending
The Kennedy administration said the military buildup will yield nuclear capability several times greater than the Soviet Union. It impounded the $780 million Congress voted for bombers and future aircraft, with Defense Secretary McNamara announcing President Kennedy's approval. The department cited the accelerated defense buildup as making extra funds unnecessary.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
President Kennedy
Defense’ S Department
State Department
U. S
Dean Rusk
Comrades Ignore Soviet Survival Pamphlet Advice
In Moscow and across the Soviet Union citizens are urged to survive nuclear fallout with shelters washing every item including food sources and animals. The pamphlet dated December 21, 1960, lacks visible shelters or public exhibits and claims some imperialist tests threaten inhabitants. Foreign observers find no shelters in major cities and Nina Khrushchev states no shelters are being built.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Riga
Baltic
Nina Khrushchev
Tension Eases As Tanks Move Back
Soviet and American tanks withdrew from the Berlin border after a tense stand at point-blank range. Soviet 10 tanks retreated to East Berlin first, then four American tanks followed about 75 minutes later. Reinforcements and international flights over East Berlin sparked protests, but four-power rights persisted. Police relaxed border controls as the roadside calm returned.
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East Berlin
U.S
U. S
Soviet Union
Friedeichstrasse
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Everest Confirmed Within Nepal Under Border Treaty
Katmandu Nepal AP King Mahendra said Mt Everest the worlds highest peak at over 29000 ft is within Nepal just as it has always been under a border treaty he signed with Red China Oct 5. Previous Chinese announcements had not been specific.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mahendra
Mt. Everest
Red China
U S To Aim At Berlin Diplomacy
The United States seeks a diplomatic solution to the Berlin border dispute and avoid further armed incursions into East Berlin. officials say the shift is toward intergovernmental talks after ambassador Thompson met Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Moscow.
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Washington
United States
East Berlin
Berlin
U.S
Britain
France
U. S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Andrei A.gromyko
Thompson
IU. S
Gromyko
Nehru to Face Kennedy Talks on Nuclear Test Moratorium
Washington AP reports Prime Minister Nehru will meet President Kennedy in New York after Nov 5 and Cape Cod talks. U S irritation over India's UN push for an unconditional nuclear test moratorium is to be addressed, with emphasis on inspection provisions and security implications for both nations.
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Nehru
India
Kennedy
United Nations
New York
Cape Cod
Mass
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
Arthur H Dean
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Wife Always Eager To De Husband's Bridge Bid
A lighthearted note from Chuckle Bridge today jokes that a wife is always eager to rebid or outbid her husband in the game, highlighting playful rivalry at the table.
UN Hails Plea to Halt Soviet Monster Bomb Test
The United Nations General Assembly pressed a one week deadline for Khrushchev to call off a 50 megaton test. An 87 11 vote with one abstention backed the peace appeal against Soviet defense build up. The nine Soviet bloc nations Outer Mongolia and Cuba voted no with Mali abstaining.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Tsarapkin
NATO
Jarrow
Assembly
Canada
Denmark
Iceland
Tran
Japan
Norway
Pakistan i
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Kremlin
Red
Outer Mongolia
Cuba
Mali
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Saturns Success May Save 2 Years
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Saturn superbooster test could shift US lunar plans from direct flights to orbital rendezvous In space the rocket and spacecraft would meet at 90 miles up and then boost toward the Moon The 162 foot Saturn with 1 3 million pounds thrust flew to 90 miles and back to the Atlantic in eight minutes a major spur toward beating the Russians to the Moon
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Famed Pianist Franz Wagner Dies in Johannesburg
Franz Wagner, 64, renowned European pianist famed for Chopin and Beethoven, died after a four month illness in Johannesburg. He came to South Africa after World War III and taught music.
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South Africa
Franz Wagner
Wagner
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