Allies Clash Over Berlin Travel Ban In Cold War Tensions
State Department spokesman says Washington maintains four power control over Berlin and free movement, while East German border closures and Warsaw Pact pressure draw Western protests. London notes Western powers reject East German restrictions as illegal and oppose Soviet limits on movement.
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Lincoln White
US. Goes
U.S.S.R
White
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Warsaw Pact
West Berlin
East Germany
New York
Red Border
United States
Britain
France
Wiltia “Berti
Cuba Castro rejects alliance charter at Punta de Este
Fidel Castro rejects the Punta de Este alliance charter denouncing Cuban subjugation to Soviet influence. Dillon praises the charter as a regional milestone while Guevara dismisses alliance plans as insufficient and unattainable within a century. Delegates from about a dozen Latin American nations sign the document.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Dillon
Punta de Este
Frog
Amare
Ahan
Alliance
Latin America
U.S
Kennedy aides inch toward foreign aid compromise vote
The 197 185 tally to block the loan plan came on a teller count, not a recorded vote, with administration forces seeking two chances to reverse. The bill may go to conference with a Senate version favoring multiyear, low interest loans totaling 8.8 billion dollars for developing nations, while Kennedy urges continuity of aid.
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House
Senate
Kennedy
White House
Asia
Africa
Extradition Hearing Set For Monroe Man in Burglary Case
Former Monroe suspect George Davis alias George Underwood, 43, faces an extradition hearing in Pittsburgh on August 28 for a May 18 burglary of a woman's home on 1406 Washington Street. Davis, held in Pittsburgh, was indicted October 15, 1959, for the crime linked to a woman who died the same day. The stolen items included a record player.
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Pittsburgh
Ouachita Parish
George Davis
George Underwood
Washington Street
Davis
Chaplain Boyd Urges Hollywood Clergy To Reach Bargoers
Chaplain Boyd spoke to Hollywood figures about relating sex and love and denouncing immorality in La Dolce Vita. He described ministering in taverns to learn men’s loneliness and needs and recalled his switch from TV producer to priest. He defined God as spirit during a tavern table encounter.
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Boyd
Church
Chaplain Boyd
Hollywood
Berlin Four-Power Status Questioned Over Berlin Barricades
Western embassies in Moscow charged the Soviet side with barring the four power status in Berlin and violating the four power agreement for free movement. West Berlin commandants pressed Col Andrei Solovyev for a reply as refugees continued crossing into West Berlin. Neues Deutschland reaffirmed that the wartime postwar Berlin framework no longer exists.
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U.S
Moscow
Berlin
West Berlin
Andrei J. Solovyev
Solovyev
Neues Deutschland
State Girl Killed in Florida Car Crash
Susana Howell of Baton Rouge Louisiana, seven, was killed when a car driven by her uncle Robert Howell aged 42 lost control and crashed near Pensacola Florida. Four other occupants were taken to Kisrambia County Hospital.
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Pensacola
Fla
Susan Howell
Baton Rouge
Robert Howell
Howell
Kisrambia County Hospital
Perez to Speak at Louisiana County Agents Convention
Leander H. Perez of St Bernard Plaquemines parish will address the opening of the two day 15th annual Louisiana County Agents Convention in New Orleans tomorow. He will speak on The Louisiana Offshore Oil Situation.
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New Orleans
UPI
St. Bernard - Plaquemines Parish
Leander H. Perez
Louisiana County Agents
Louisiana
Three Arrested After Fracas At Mills Cafe West Monroe
Ray Marcelle Hill 21 of Monroe was freed on a $100 bond for disturbing the peace after a late night disturbance at Mills Cafe in West Monroe. Ronald Ben Gonzales 24 and Max Warner Hailey 22, both of Monroe, are in Ouachita Parish jail on similar charges and await Fourth District Court handling.
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Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Mills Cafe
West Monroe
Ray Marcelle Hill
Pargoud Drive
Ronald Ben Gonzales
Bell Avenue
Max Warner Hailey
Grammont Street
Fourth District Court
West cautions slow retaliation over border closure
Fulbright urges patience as border shutdown harms the Communists and steadies West Germany. Humphrey calls it a propaganda victory for the West and a political setback for Khrushchev. Bridges agrees and warns Communist gains in world opinion may force a limited response.
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West Germany
Humphrey
Senate
Khrushchev
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Long Wait Ends as Monroe Man Marries Calif. Widow
J Y Hamilton 66 of Monroe and Mrs Bertha Miller Parker 58 of California wed in Arkansas after decades of waiting. He once worked for the late James Miller, a Ouachita parish lumberman. The pair rekindled contact during visits to Monroe and Long Beach then planned marriage this summer.
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J.Y. Hamilton
Monroe
Bertha Miller Parker
California
Arkansas
Hamilton
James Miller
Ouachita Parish
Prison uprising at Tennessee jail sparks mass manhunt
Four Tennessee inmates seized control at about 10:05 am CST, accusing lack of facilities and guard brutality. Warden Lynn Bomar said officers moved prisoners back to cells as authorities, including city county and state police, converged on the scene. Raymond Farra linked to today’s rebellion, following a 1960 riot with guns smuggled in to seize hostages.
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Lynn Bomar
CST
Raymond Farra
Soviet Japan Talks Stir Remembrance and Debate
In a 1956 dinner discussion, Kosaka and Kisaku Sato pressed Anastas Mikoyan on wartime memory. Mikoyan retorted about Soviet hate for Japan, while Sato recalled Japan’s plea for mediation before World War II and Soviet aggression in 1945. The exchange touched on past conflicts and unresolved tensions.
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Soviet Union
Kosaka
Mikoyan
Japan
Kisaku Sato
International Trade and Industry
Sato
Khabarovsk
US Verifies Authenticity Of Documents Stolen In Caracas Riot
State Department confirms two documents stolen from Teodoro Moscoso’s car during a June 14 Caracas riot are authentic. The papers were seized by Cuba to attack the United States at a regional meeting and describe Latin American opinions and Venezuela’s reform needs. The documents were for internal U.S. use and not a critique of Romulo Betancourt.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
United States
Teodoro Moscoso
U.S
Venezuela
Caracas
Punta de Este
Uruguay
Ernesto Guevara
Cuta
Soviet chemist defected seeking asylum in Canada
Westland reports U S scientists note chemistry weaker in the Soviet Union with space research and physics favored. Klotchko or Kletchko, a Moscow lab head and journal editor, sought asylum on humanitarian grounds. Gouzenko’s 1945 Gouzenko affair is cited as a stronger comparison. nine Canadians jailed in that spy case. Gouzenko remains under police protection.
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Westland
U.S
Soviet Union
Klotchko
Moscow
Kletchko
Igor Gouzenko
Gouzenko
Canada
Air Force Reverses Plan, Keeps 301st Refuel Squadron at Barksdale
The Air Force told Rep. Overton Brooks the 301st Air Refuel Squadron will remain active at Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport. The unit comprises 590 military and two civilian personnel, reversing prior deactivation plans.
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Washington
Air Force
Overton Brooks
D-La
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Brooks
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