American tourist sentenced in Kiev espionage case
Soviet court in Kiev sentences Marvin William Makinen of Chassell Michigan to eight years for spying. Tass says he photographed military installations in Ukraine and kept intelligence notes. Isvestia notes confession. State Department reports misprint on hometown as Chessell, Mien.
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Kiev
Marvin William Makinen
Chassell
Mich
Isvestia
Makinen
West Berlin
Tass
Ukraine
U. S
State Department
Chessell
Mien
Upper Peninsula
Toss
West Berlin University
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Mark I. Kaminsky
Edwardsville
Neutrals Draw Up Summit Plea at Belgrade Conference
At Belgrade the conference of 25 nonaligned nations agreed on a joint appeal to President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev seeking urgent steps to ease tensions over Berlin and move toward disarmament. Delegates planned sending special missions to Moscow and Washington with the messages.
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Belgrade
Conference of 25
Kennedy
Krushchev
Wecom
Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
Washington
Nehru
India
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Modibo Keita
Mali
Sukarno
Indonesia
Ganal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Cyprus
Must Stay In Berlin De Gaulle Must Stay In Berlin De Gaulle
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle said Western Allies must keep positions in free Berlin and communications even by force if needed to answer Soviet moves. He cited Khrushchev frantic ambitions or Soviet internal troubles, preferred the latter, and warned a modern war would ruin the world. He urged avoiding conflict despite possible force.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Khrushchev
Labor Day booze riots lash six states in violent youth displays
The Labor Day weekend saw alcohol fueled disturbances across six states with hundreds arrested. In New York Harlem the West Indian Day parade ended in a brawl involving 30 youths and police, injuring nine officers. Ocean City Maryland drew 2090 teens to a beach riot with police using hoses and dogs. Lake George New York saw a 1500 crowd dispersed after two hours of beer can throwing. Indiana Clermont and Ohio Russells Point also reported large gatherings and arrests as authorities quelled unrest.
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Harlem
Ocean City
Lake George
N. Y
Clermont
Ind
Russell Point
Ohio
Falmouth
Hyannis
Mass
Mth St
K-49 Corps
N.Y
Ious
Phy
Indianapolis
Raceway Park
Paul Mansell
Hamburg
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Test ban denounced by Moscow London
Moscow Radio denounces Kennedy and Macmillan call to ban atmospheric nuclear tests as a maneuver to justify underground tests. The home service broadcast was the first to inform the Soviet people of the appeal by the Western leaders.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Kennedy
Macmillan
Home Service
Crisis in Brazil Eases as Goulart Heads Home
Brasilia reports say the crisis over Joao Goulart’s return to assume a figurehead presidency under a parliamentary system has been settled. Air force tensions prompted fears of a rebel move near Brasilia but officials claim all units remain under government control and calm persists.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Air Force
Ranieri Mazzilli
Ismar Brasil
Rio de Janeiro
Gabriel Grum Moss
Antonio Guedes Muniz
Porto Alegre
Mazzilli
Congress
Janio Quadros
Senate
Auro Moura
Andrade
Gram Moss
Rio
Moss
Col
Marck Leal Coquiero
Leal Coquiero
Brassilia
Five Dead In Northern California Fire Outbreak
A 5000-strong firefighting force battled one of the worst California fire seasons for a fourth day. Crews report 170 fires burning 150000 acres from San Diego to the north, with damages in the millions and over 150 structures lost including a high school gym. Five deaths are listed from fire related causes.
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San Francisco
California
San Diego
Forestry
Russian River
Guerneville
Travis Air Force Base
Kelsey and
Sutter Creek
Mother Lode
Kelsey
Amador County
Volcano
San Quentin
Chico
San Diego Area
Simple pleasures draw many girls to men
A light hearted note observes that many girls are attracted to the simpler things in life, specifically men, highlighting a playful trend in affection and social appeal.
Nixon joins golfers with hole in one at Bel-Air
Former vice president Richard Nixon made a hole in one on the 155 yard third hole at Bel-Air Country Club. He used a No 5 iron and watched the ball land near the cup and drop in.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Bel-Air Country Club
Soviet Union detonates third nuclear device in current series
The Atomic Energy Commission reported that the Soviet Union detonated a third nuclear device in its ongoing series. The AEC described the latest blast as occurring in the low to intermediate range.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
AEC
Weather Today Promises Heat with Scattered Showers Possible
The valley endures hot sticky conditions with chances of widely scattered showers. Partly cloudy skies and humid temperatures persist as the forecast notes a 70 degree low tonight and a high near 92 yesterday afternoon. Overnight low was 68 this morning.
Rally at Atlanta Klan event taunts Police Chief and FBI link
About 200 people gathered at Almond Park for a United Klans rally protesting integration. Police Chief Herbert Jenkins and reporter Keeler McCartney left as a jeering crowd surrounded a car, mistaking Jenkins for an FBI agent. Separately, nine Black students began classes at four formerly white high schools amid tensions.
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Atlanta
Herbert Jenkins
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Jenkins
Roy E. Frankhauser Jr
Reading
Atlanta Constitution
Keeler McCartney
Almond Park
United Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
James Venable
Stone Mountain
Aulania
Deadline Hangs Over UAW Talks
DETROIT AP A strike deadline at 10 a m Wednesday looms as UAW and General Motors resume bargaining. GM reportedly plans a wage and fringe package offer, while Reuther says no change in economic positions but hints developments may come Tuesday. A strike would idle 325 900 GM jobs across 71 cities.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Comempany
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
Junion
Western fears Moscow may launch nuclear terror at neutrals
Western diplomats at the Geneva test ban conference fear the Soviet Union will intensify pressure on nonaligned nations with a new nuclear terror campaign. They note Moscow resumed testing, warned of a space blast, and may seek to pressure the West over Germany and Berlin while delaying new weapon tests in the United Nations debate.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Britain
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Siberia
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
France
U.N. General Assembly
New York
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