Khrushchev hints at Berlin talks with Kennedy
Washington reports Khrushchev hinted at a possible late year meeting with President Kennedy over the Berlin crisis. U.S. officials resist such talks due to the risk of heightening East West tensions. Secretary Rusk travels to New York for U N General Assembly meetings and will discuss Berlin disarmament and Cuba with Andrei Gromyko. The Khrushchev trip to the United States remains uncertain.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
New York
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Disarmament
Cuba
United States
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Rusk
Britain
France
West Berlin
East Berlin
Women Executives Berated at Michigan Seminar
At the University of Michigan 34 top level women executives from 19 states and the Virgin Islands paid 500 each for a leadership seminar. Ten male speakers berated them, labeling women as too emotional and domed by family to succeed. The session centered on critiques inspired by Vance Packard's analysis of status and loyalty to business.
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Virgin Islands
Navy Proposes Three-Man Junta To End Argentina Crisis
The Argentine Navy proposed a three man military junta to seize control and stop the drift toward civil war as rebels and loyalists clash in Buenos Aires. President Jose Maria Guido officials offered resignation but denied quitting. A rebel leader declined to attend top level talks. One civilian and seven soldiers wounded, six dead overall in fifth day of fighting.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Navy Secretariat
Juan Carlos Ongania
Campo de Mayo
Moron Air Base
Riachuelo
Kennedy marks 100 years since Emancipation Proclamation
President Kennedy, in Washington, presented the original 1864 draft of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation to Allan Nevins. New York purchased the draft after it was raffled at a bazaar for wounded Union soldiers, marking a century of struggle from rhetoric to realized freedom for three million enslaved in the South. Kennedy cited segregation, denied votes, and terror faced by Negroes, praising loyalty and persistence toward equality.
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Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Allan Nevins
Albany
N.Y
Lincoln
United States
Kennedy to Attend Cincinnati Campaign Rally
President Kennedy plans a downtown Fountain Square rally in Cincinnati next month. Hamilton County Democrats say White House assurances confirm the President will attend to boost state and regional candidates.
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Cincinnati
Kennedy
Fountain Square
Hamilton County
Democrats
John Weithe
White House
Renoir Landscape Fragment Found In London Gutter
Police recovered a battered frame fragment in a London gutter identified as belonging to a missing Renoir landscape valued at 14000 dollars. The painting disappeared Sunday from the luggage compartment of an art auctioneer's car.
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London
Florida Floods After Record Rainfall Drenches State
The Associated Press reports a severe weather day as Florida endures record rain nationwide, with Sarasota battered by nearly 17 inches in one hour. Flooding swamps farms and streets, more than 100 families flee, a church and three schools serve as refugee centers, winds around 58 mph, and several counties close schools amid widespread damp, overcast conditions across the U S.
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Midwest
Central Plains
Texas
Florida
Durham
Kan
Sarasota
Chuckle Quip on Fine and Tax Truths
A humorous line frames a fine as punishment for wrong actions and a tax as a payment for acceptable conduct. It twists language into a playful distinction, implying moral sales tax on behavior rather than crime.
U.S. Makes Gains In Cuban Cut-Off
Washington reports headway in gaining Allied support to curb Communist shipping to Cuba. West Germany agrees to curb its shipowners from chartering German flag vessels to Soviet interests, enhancing the campaign.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Cuba
United States and Soviet Union clash over Cuba at UN
At the United Nations in New York the United States and the Soviet Union accused each other of risking war over Cuba. Gromyko warned of war if the U.S. attacked Cuba while Adlai Stevenson argued the Soviet Union threatens peace by arming Cuba. The debate comes as Britain, Norway and others deploy ships to the Caribbean and Congress remains gridlocked on a toughened Cuba resolution.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
New York
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Fidel Castro
U.S
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Adlai F. Stevenson
Stevenson
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House
Rules Committee
Senate
Fight for Medicare Advocated by Kennedy at Ohio Dems
President Kennedy spoke by telephone to the Ohio Democratic convention, calling the Senate move against Medicare a blow to American families and urging a renewed fight to make Medicare the law. He lauded Ohio Democrats, urged re election of Senator Lausche and Governor DiSalle, and noted the GOP advantage in the House.
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Kennedy
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R. I
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Michael V. DiSalle
House
Fratantonio freed from rest of year in drug case
Mrs Lilian Fratantonio who served 15 weekends in the Cuyahoga County workhouse will not serve the remainder of her year long sentence for illegally feeding drugs to two of her five children. Juvenile Court Judge Albert A Woldman lifted the sentence, restored custody of Bernadette and Venita to her, and warned she must become a devoted mother.
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Lillian Fratantonio
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ing
Bernadette
Venita
Albert A. Woldman
Legal Training For Newsmen Suggested By Justice Harlan
U S associate justice John Marshall Harlan urged newspapers to send reporters to law school for a year to improve legal reporting. Speaking at New York Law School dedication ceremonies he said press coverage of court cases is a difficult business and deserves formal training.
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NEW York (Ap
U. S
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
New York Law School
Parades Cancelled After Bomb Explosions In Accra
In Accra Ghana AP reports five people were killed and forty two mothers hospitalized after bomb explosions during a torchlight parade marking President Kwame Nkrumah's 53rd birthday. Parades were canceled Friday.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Lethal Gas In River Natchez Nervous About Chlorine
In Natchez Mississippi experts study removing 1100 tons of chlorine from a sunken barge in the Mississippi River. Officials urge calm while planning for possible evacuations. no immediate danger, but public worry rises as containment options are weighed and a lengthy raise or transfer plan is considered.
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Natchez, Miss
Mississippi River
Here
Mississippi
John Nosser
Fall Here Sunday in New York Ingress Time
New York AP reports autumn arrives in the northern hemisphere at 7:35 a.m. Sunday marking the seasonal transition. The event is noted with no additional details on weather or activities.
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New York
Northern Hemisphere
Bad Valve Delays Sigma 7 Orbit Attempt To Oct 3
Cape Canaveral NASA halted Walter M Schura's Sigma 7 flight after a sticky selector valve in the capsule automatic control system failed preflight checks. The mission to orbit Earth six times was postponed from Sept 28 to at least Oct 3, likely longer.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Walter M. Schura
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University Officials Cleared In Meredith Contempt Case
In Oxford Mississippi Judge Sidney Mize cleared the university chancellor dean and registrar of contempt charges after Gov Barnett blocked Merediths enrollment The board of trustees holds sole admission power and 13 state college trustees face similar contempt charges in New Orleans with 5th Circuit judges set to hear the case Former Gov Coleman to defend some board members
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Miss
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize Friday
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Mize
Board of Trustees
State College Board
Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learnings
New Orleans
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J.P. Coleman
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