Katanga Leader Reports Arrest of Ex Chief of Staff
President Moise Tshombe announced that his former chief of staff Capt Mwamba is under arrest awaiting treason trial. Tshombe said Mwamba coordinated with U.N. officials against orders and would face a military court. He noted Mwamba’s alleged contact with Col Bjorn Egge amid cease fire efforts.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mwamba
Tshombe
U.N
Bjorn Egge
Norway
Eyee
United Nations
Charles E. Wilson Dies Former GM Chief at 71
Charles E. Wilson former GM president from 1941 to 1952 and once U S secretary of defense died in his sleep at his Louisiana plantation near Baton Rouge at age 71. News reached Detroit via General Motors, noting his leadership helped GM become a major war materials producer. Wilson joined GM in 1919 as chief engineer and sales manager for the automobile division.
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Detroit
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Wilson
General Motors
Dwight E. Eisnhower
Baton Rouge
Remy Electric Co
Berlin Crisis Seen No Hope For Soviet Softening
UN delegates viewed little chance that Moscow will soften its stance on disarmament and the Berlin crisis in response to President Kennedy's proposals. Gromyko signaled no clear progress as he prepared a policy statement, reiterating Moscow's demand for a troika based conference structure and a separate peace treaty with East Germany.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Berlin
Andrew A. Gromyko
Kremlin
General Assembly
Moscow
Communist Fast
Germany
Aid Bill Stydies Anxious Congress WASHINGTON
Congress edges toward adjournment as foreign aid money remains unsettled. Conferees report near 60 million gap after talks, with initial House and Senate totals far apart. Senate to bring up a 1.06 billion supplemental bill as final session action looms.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Warren Magnuson
Jenny Callaway seeks divorce from textile heir Fuller Callaway
Jenny Ann Lindstrom Callaway, 22, daughter of film star Ingrid Bergman, moves to Menlo Park while planning drama study at Stanford after leaving husband Fuller Callaway, 29, heir to a Georgia textile fortune. The couple wed in Elko county jail in 1960 and now separate amid tensions around her acting ambitions and independence.
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Fuller FE
Callaway
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Stanford University
Menlo Park
Stanford
Mills College
Oakland
Jenny Ann
Sun Valley
Idaho
Elko, Nev
Clay
Kennedy signs bill for new U.N. arms agency
President Kennedy signs a bill creating a U.N. arms control and disarmament agency after urging a race for peace with the Soviets. William C. Foster named to head the agency, with Kennedy planning a Newport vacation and continuing talks with UN officials and Latin American leaders.
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New York
Kennedy
U.N. Arms Control and
United Nations
Congress
William C. Foster
Foster
Legnslation
Newport
R.I. Kennedy
Carlyle
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Navy
Quonset
R.I
Kennedys
la Guardia
Honey Fitz
Washington
Narragansett Bay
Quonset Across
Hammersmith Farm
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Squirrel hunter killed by lightning near elm in Ohio
Ronald M. Park, 31, of Chillicothe Rt. 5, was struck by lightning while taking shelter under a large elm during a rainstorm. The incident occurred Monday in Chillicothe Ohio and ends a hunting trip.
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Chillicothe
Earthquake Noted in Downtown Tokyo
AP reports a slight earthquake was felt in downtown Tokyo today. No damage or injuries reported as residents felt a brief tremor across the city. Officials say there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Tokyo
Autumn Weather Lingers in Miami Valley With Mild Temps
The Miami Valley faces another day of cool autumnal conditions. Tonight will be fair with partly cloudy skies and little change. a low around 49. Wednesday’s high near 67. Yesterday peaked at 84 by 1 p.m. and the overnight low was 48. Rainfall totaled 0.11 inches in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today.
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Miami Valley
UAW Seeks Quick Ford Pact After GM Settlement
The United Auto Workers aim for a rapid Ford contract after finalizing a GM deal. Walter Reuther seeks pension and health benefit parity, with subcommittees focusing on three key issues. A Fisher Body plant in West Mifflin Pa resumes operations after two weeks of GM strikes. Ford’s new offer mirrors GM terms as talks use a news blackout. Ford workers earn about 2.80 per hour currently.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Fisher
West Mifflin
General Motors
Reuther
Kennedy speech at United Nations draws wide praise
President Kennedy’s speech to the United Nations drew warm praise from U S allies and friends. Neutralists like Cambodia’s Prince Norodom Sihanouk signaled support while Moscow’s Tass and ADN questioned or criticized portions of his disarmament and Berlin remarks. British and Italian officials offered cautious endorsements and warnings about Western unity and survival.
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Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
U.N
Adlai FE. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Norodom ‘Sihanouk
Cambodia
America
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
New York
Moscow Radio
Tass
General Assembly
Berlin
ADN
Germany
Cost Of Living Drops Slightly In August
The Labor Department says the cost of living fell 0.1 percent in August due to cheaper fresh foods. Prices rose 0.5 percent in the first eight months, with a 128.1 index in July and 128.0 in August. Workers face potential small wage gains in steel contracts, while take home pay remains robust with 22 percent higher buying power than last year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Kennedy warns on atmospheric tests threat and response
Sen. Henry M. Jackson said atmospheric nuclear tests may be needed if the Soviet Union does not accept Kennedy's pledge to ban testing. He noted the U S would respond with more atmospheric detonations to prove superiority and test weapons systems including antimissile missiles.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Hig Blunt
Soviet Union
United States
Gromyko
U.N
Park Avenue
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate House
United Nations
Great Britain
U.S
You Can’t Demand Sugar If You’re Not Worth Your Salt
A whimsical proverb warns that entitlement hinges on merit and value, urging self worth before seeking favors, with a playful nod to kitchen honesty. The line riffs on salt as a measure of character and fairness in social exchanges.
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