Confidence in Allied Stand on Berlin Reported
German President Heinrich Luebke told Gen. Lucius D. Clay that the German people have full confidence in the firmness of the Western Allies on Berlin. Bonn informants said Khrushchev hinted he may delay signing a separate peace with East Germany beyond year end, surprising observers.
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Berlin
Heinrich Luebke
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Bonn
Khrushchev
East Germany
Paul-Henri Spaak
Moscow
Fall Storm Hits East Severe Rain and Tornado Warnings
Autumn's first violent storm strikes the eastern United States with 65 mph winds and heavy rain. Tornado warnings issued for Eastern Ohio Western Pennsylvania and Western New York as power lines and trees topple causing outages and minor fires.
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United Press International
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Washington, Pa
Presbyterian
Columbus
Anesville
Great Lakes
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Chicago
Midwest
San Antonio
Tex
Texas South Plains
Big Spring
Officials Study Berlin Remarks
UPI reports officials studied Khrushchev remarks to Spaak. He said he was ready to broaden East West talks beyond Berlin and Germany and that he did not intend to set a year end deadline for such talks.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Paul-Henri Spaak
Germany
Khrushchev
Spaak
Foreign Aid Stalemate in Congress Hinders Year End Deal
House and Senate negotiators breach a roadblock but clash over foreign aid spending. Disagreement centers near 4 billion dollars with options to include 106 million in carryover and 30 million for the Peace Corps. Some seek a continuing resolution to avoid a year end budget gap.
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Washington
Upi
House- Senate
Otto Passman
D-La
House
Congress
Senate
Peace Corps
Microfilm indexing saves space for Ouachita civil records
The Ouachita Clerk of Court photographs all civil records from 1875 to August 31 1961 onto microfilm using a space saver indexing method. It would have required 22 large bound volumes for photostats of legal documents filed during January through August. Each document is now on microfilm, reducing total space.
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Ouachita Clerk of Court
Ford Offers Union Similar Package After GM Deal
Ford proposes the same economic package to the UAW as reached with General Motors, covering 165000 hourly workers in 85 plants. The union had pressed for an improved offer and has threatened a strike if demands aren’t met, with a ratification window to follow a peaceful settlement. Chrysler had yet to respond.
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Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Auto Industry
Malcolm L. Denise
Adenauer Hints at Retirement On British TV
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 85, told Panorama viewers he has had enough and does not plan four more years in office. Defense Minister Strauss suggested a possible transition to Ludwig Erhard in a coalition context as Bonn weighs post election tactics.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
Franz Josef Strauss
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Strauss
Bonn
West Germany
Christian Democratic Party
Bundestag
BBC
Red China to Enter U N Within 18 Months Says Speaker
Louisiana Tech associate professor Robert C. Snyder told Monroe Jaycees that Red China would join the United Nations within 18 months, citing perceived American defeatism and political influence. He warned of a drift toward Soviet orbit with postwar losses of seven European nations and several other regions.
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Richard Tyler
Pegler
Monroe Jaycees
China
United Nations
Louisiana Tech
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Arthur Schlesinger
Kennedy
Red China
Adlai
Adelaide
Stevenson Brand
Kennedy links Berlin stance to global disarmament plan
President Kennedy at the United Nations lays out a broad disarmament program to secure West Berlin rights, calls for a peace race with the Soviet Union, rejects the troika veto plan, urges prompt resumed negotiations, and proposes a UN peace force with earmarked units.
Move Pushed To Halt Trade With Cubans
Federal investigators aim to block secret operations moving American goods to Cuba via roundabout routes. Intercepted shipments valued at 500000 dollars. manufacturers withdrew 250000 dollars of orders believed routed to Cuban agents. Commerce Department and Bureau of Customs probing three to four groups, many in Mexico, to bar them from U.S. exports. Most manufacturers unknowingly dealt with Cuban agents posing as legitimate buyers.
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Washington
Ubea
Cuba
Mexico
Commerce Department
Bureau of Customs
U.S
Partly Cloudy Cooler Weather in Twin Cities
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with cooler conditions and highs around 75 to 80 in the Twin Cities. Yesterday had partly cloudy to cloudy skies with light rain in parts. Selman Field reports a high of 89 and a low of 67.
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Twin Cities
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
GOP Solons Praise Kennedy UN Speech Across Party Lines
Washington Republicans joined Democrats in lauding President Kennedy's United Nations address as a peace road map. Senators Dirksen Scott Javits Keating praised the speech while noting gaps on Red China, Berlin, and nuclear deterrence amid bipartisan support and recent GOP criticism from Eisenhower and Miller.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
Kennedy
United Nations
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois Republican
Berlin
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hugh Scott
GOP
Jacob K. Javits
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Margaret Chase
Smith
R-Maine
John M. Bailey
Miller
Senator Soaper Comments On Space Lab Site In Texas
A tongue in cheek note claims a government space lab will be built in Texas due to abundant materials. An acquaintance in football coaching hints at bigger tackles or funnier jokes. The piece also muses on the UN’s tough schedule and the vacancy left by a successor.
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Texas
Kennedy Praised by GOP Elders After UN Address
At Gettysburg College Eisenhower and three Republican leaders praised Kennedy after his United Nations speech. Barry Goldwater William Miller and Bob Wilson predicted GOP inroads in 1962 Congress while citing Kennedy’s call for restraint and a plan for world disarmament. Eisenhower hailed Kennedy as voicing American aspirations.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Kennedy
United Nations
New York
Rep
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
William E. Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Arizona
California
Goldwater
Republican Campaign Committee
Miller
Wilson
House
Republican
Rioting Students Amid Algerian Protest in Algiers
In Algiers crowds of several hundred students demonstrated for a French Algeria. Police and troops used machine guns and clubs to quell the unrest. A bus was seized and used as a barricade, blue-dyed water was sprayed, and eight arrests were reported with no major injuries.
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Algiers
API
Algeria
Secret Army Organization
SAS
Secret Army
Yenga
Rue Michelet
Irish Troops Surrender in Katanga Report Reveals Details
AP correspondent Colin Frost reports from Jadotville that 160 Irish soldiers and one civilian were prisoners as U.N. forces maintained control. He notes quiet European quarters amid nightly African rioting and U.N. roadblocks along the town streets.
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Colin Frost
Jadotville
Congo
Katanga
U.N
the Congo
Patrick Quinlan
Kipushi
Ar Oes
Taotan
United States submits new disarmament plan to U.N.
The U S plan calls for outlawing weapons of mass destruction and a 2.1 million man major power force cap. It proposes an international disarmament body under the United Nations, a U N peace force, a peace observation body, and outer space kept for peaceful use. China would be urged to participate in talks with unclear decision on its voice.
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General Assembly
United Nations
United States
Britain
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Assembly
Kennedy
U.N
China
U.S
Peiping
Sihanouk Sees Laos Neutrality as Hard to Achieve
Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia told President Kennedy that peace in Laos remains difficult to obtain and neutrality hard to establish. He cited Kennedy’s U N address on disarmament and praised step by step measures, then discussed Southeast Asian issues and gifts he brought to the Kennedys.
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New York
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Kennedy
Laos
Sihanouk
U. N
Dean Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
Stevenson
Carlyle
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