H Bomb War Threat Slated as Collective Insanity
Psychologists at an American Psychological Association symposium called the H bomb threat a form of collective insanity. They urged dismantling the thermonuclear military establishment and broad international discussion to pursue disarmament and prevent nuclear war.
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New York
American Psychological Association
Howard E. Gruber
The
University of Colorado
Donald N. Michael
Peace Research Institute
UAW Readies Strike as GM Talks Stall on Labor Day
Detroit AP General Motors hourly workers spend Labor Day preparing for a possible strike if talks fail to reach a settlement. About 305000 UAW and 24000 IUE members at 129 GM plants in 71 cities are on alert as negotiations continue. Reuther offers new terms tied to AMC union gains and a safety valve plan to cover extra benefits if profit positions slip.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
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Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
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Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Seaton
American Moors Corp
American Motors
AMC
Crowing Rooster Wins Ohio Championship Amid Trick
Burton, Ohio AP reports a white Leghorn bantam rooster crowed 38 times in 30 minutes to win the Ohio crowing championship at Geauga County Fair. Entrants’ cages were hidden for half an hour before the 4 p.m. contest, leading birds to crow as if dawn.
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Burton
Ohio
Geauga County
Nuclear Test Ban Proposal At Geneva Deadline
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan urge Khrushchev to accept an immediate atmosphere ban on nuclear tests. They seek a three power pledge and a Geneva meeting to record an accord banning atmospheric explosions and reducing fallout risks.
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Harold Macmillan
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Central Asia
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Warm spell to ease with isolated showers forecast
The Miami Valley will enjoy a brief break from mugginess as a cool spell arrives. Tuesday's high near 80 degrees, with similar conditions on Wednesday and warming returning by Thursday. Showers expected tonight and tomorrow. Middletown reported a Sunday high of 91 at 4 pm and a 68 degree low at 6:30 am.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Middletown
Hurricane Betsy Gains Speed But Well Out At Sea
Hurricane Betsy in the Atlantic moves northwest at about 20 mph. No land impact expected as the storm stays offshore.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Blessings Counted Nation Honors Working Man Observance
The nation marks Labor Day with contrasts between free workers and those under communism. President Kennedy cites dignity in labor and a just reward, while officials note U S gains: 68.5 million at work, record factory wages, and rising per capita income. New wage laws raise minimums to $1.15 now, $1.25 later.
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Kennedy
United
Congress
Snowstorm Early Ends Rockies Holiday Run
A two foot early snow and cold snap shut mountain passes, stranded travelers, and delayed summer trips across Colorado. Denver set record low and high for the date as Fairplay hotels filled with motorists seeking shelter. Two tornadoes touched down in Texas, damaging warehouses and causing wind-driven destruction across several towns.
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Denver
Chuck Powell
Alhambra
Calif
Brazil Moves to a Parliamentary System After Military Backing
Brazilian military chiefs drop opposition to Joao Goulart and back a constitutional amendment creating a parliamentary system. Goulart, 47, would be figurehead. power would reside in a premier. In Brasília, transport and security tensions ease as authorities prepare for the inauguration and a graded return to normal.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Ine
Congress
Odylio Denys
Goulart
Porto Alegre
Navy
Rio de Janeiro
Santa Catarina
Airlines
Rio
Janio I Quadros
Divers Hunt For Bodies In Sinking Vencedor Off Buenaventura
Divers searched the wreckage of the coastal trading ship Vencedor after it sank off the Pacific coast port of Buenaventura on Sunday night. About 150 aboard were believed lost, with 6 bodies recovered and 20 vessels aiding in the hunt for survivors. Troops police and firemen joined the rescue amid shark-infested waters. The ship had been chartered for a fiesta excursion to Bocana.
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Bogota
Colombia
Buenaventura
Pacific
Bocana
Chuckle Girls Do Everything Under the Sun
A terse boast proclaims that the Chuckle Girls take on all tasks, with a sharp remark about punishment for overreaching. The quip hints at a rowdy, self confident vibe in the piece.
Better Than Nation Ohio Traffic Toll Below Prediction
Ohio officials warned Labor Day traffic could rise but early results show zero traffic deaths through 6 p.m. Friday and several drownings reported statewide. The National Safety Council noted heavy travel and urged caution as the 78 hour weekend continued.
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National Safety Council
Khrushchev Note Sent By Fanfani
In Rome ANSA reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev is ready to examine Western proposals on talks with the West. Italy’s Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani relayed Khrushchev’s message to Washington London Paris and West Germany two days after Fanfani answered an August Kremlin note. Khrushchev said he was disposed to examine Western proposals without any prejudice.
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Khrushchev
ANSA
Amintore Fanfani
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Paris
West Germany
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Fantian
Hodges urges mass spending to drive recovery
Secretary Hodges said America needs mass spending to fuel mass production and employment. He stressed stimulation by consumers, not only government or business, to sustain the economic rebound and avoid renewed troubles. He spoke in Denver to the American Society of Association Executives.
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Colo
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
American Society of Association
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