Nonaligned nations urge Kennedy Khrushchev contact Belgrade
At Belgrade the conference of 25 nonaligned nations drew up a joint appeal to President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev urging urgent steps to ease the cold war. Delegations may visit Moscow and Washington to press for a meeting on Berlin and disarmament amid divergent views.
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Kennedy
Khrushchevy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
Washington
Nehru
India
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Modibo Keita
Mali
Sukarno
Indonesia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tropical Storm Carla Threatens N'east Guatemala
Tropical Storm Carla moved toward northern Honduras and northeastern Guatemala with heavy rains and gale winds. Forecasters expected Carla to strengthen slowly over the Gulf of Honduras and inland along the British Honduras coast within about a day.
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Fla
Carla
Honduras
Guatemaa
British Honduras
Caribbean
Betsy
North Atlantic
Tiros
Swan Island
Miami Weather Bureau
Gulf of Honduras
Arlington offers adults course titled A parent's introduction to modern mathematics
Arlington schools announce an adult education course this fall aimed at parents who complained about their children's homework. The program, titled A parent's introduction to modern mathematics, seeks to help parents understand current math methods and support student learning.
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Arlington, Va
UPI
Arlington
Brazil resolves crisis over Goulart return to Brasilia
In Brasilia the presidential press office says the latest crisis blocking Joao Goulart from assuming the presidency has been solved and he will fly to the capital today. Reported air force dissidents threatened to shoot down his plane, but officials say calm has been restored after talks with the armed forces leaders.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goul
Art
Air Force
Air Force Chief of Staff
Raniéri Mazzilli
Goulart
Ismar Brasil
Vernon L Deslattes Named Instructor At Northeast Louisiana State College
Vernon L Deslattes a Louisiana State University graduate is appointed instructor of business administration at Northeast Louisiana State College with an effective start date of September 8 Deslattes a Pauline Illinois native previously worked as process engineer for Standard Oil Company at Whiting Indiana and in Destrehan Louisiana Miss Magdalen Amman president of Alexandria Diocesan Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will attend the Inter American Congress in Dallas Texas on November 28 as a delegate representing regions of the Americas.
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Vernon L. Deslattes
Louisiana State University
Northeast Louisiana State College
Deslattes
Pauline, Ir
Standard Oil Co
Whiting
Indiana
Destrehan. la
Magdalen Amman
Alexandria Diocean Council
National Council of Catholic Women
Dallas
Texas
South America
Central America
Mexico
United States
Canada
Lions Club Seeks Help Packaging Light Bulbs
The North Monroe Lions plan to package light bulbs tomorrow night for an annual door to door sale set for September 11 to 15. Proceeds will fund Lions club projects during the coming year.
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North Monroe Lions Club
Lions Club
Ouachita Parish Schools Open With 5 Percent Enrollment Rise
School bells rang for 20 000 Ouachita Parish students as classes resumed. Supts Odom and Ward report a five percent enrollment rise with nine month full schedules starting next week. City systems expect 10 000 plus pupils and parish around 15 000, total near 25 000, with expansions planned and bond issues sought.
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van Dodom
City
W. W. Ward
Parish
Odom
Recovering Upper Plate After Errant Cough
In Leicester England a bus on Clarendon Park Road slowed to a walk as it passed. On the fifth trip conductor Michael Peers sprang from the bus gutter to recover the upper plate he had coughed out earlier in the day. He joked about being unused to them and promised caution in the future.
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Leicester
England
Clarendon Park Road
Michael Peers
Peers
The Best Way to Tell a Woman's Age Joke
A humorous note comments that the surest sign of a woman's age is whispered softly. The line plays on mischief rather than fact and reflects lighthearted social commentary.
Ancient Greece Had Its Own Peace Corps
The article recounts a five century B C Greek concept Leitourgia as a form of public service for wealthy young men. Dr John F Latimer of George Washington University notes parallels to later Peace Corps ideas, while highlighting limits on gender and scope including wartime provisioning and competition training.
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Arthur Edsom
Washington
John F. Latimer
George Washington University
Latimer
Harvard
Kennedy
Leitourgia
Greece
Soviet U S Brass Argue Over Corridors in Berlin
In Berlin, Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II and Col. Andrei Solovyev clashed over a Communist complaint about West Berlin air corridors. Watson denied the charges as based on faulty information and said all law and order measures in the U S sector are enforced as tensions rise with Allied civilian airlines fearing Soviet control of the routes.
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U.S
U.S. General's Office
West Berlin
Gen. Watson
Col. Solovyev
ADN
East Germany
De Gaulle Stands Firm On Berlin Hold At All Costs
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle declared Western Allies must keep free Berlin and its routes even by force if needed to deter Soviet demands. He blamed Khrushchev’s ambitions or Soviet troubles, warned against a world war, and urged firmness to sustain peace while noting Soviet discontent at home.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Truman Says Soviets Deserved Jolt To Neutrals
Former President Harry S. Truman told reporters in New York that the Soviet resumption of nuclear tests gave uncommitted nations the jolt they deserved. He said neutrals should join the free world to survive and called satellite nations slave states. He added the Soviet move aimed to scare people.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Russia
Traffic Death Toll Slackens In Last Hours
The pace of highway fatalities slackened during Labor Day weekend. Final counts show 380 motor vehicle deaths, with 22 boating, 58 drownings, and 69 in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 529. The National Safety Council expected under 420, possibly under 400, and lower than 415 in 1960. An Associated Press survey for a similar 78 hour period logged 390 traffic fatalities.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Kennedy Deliberates on U S Atomic Policy After Cape Trip
President Kennedy returned to Washington from Cape Cod and ordered White House talks with Defense Secretary McNamara and AEC Chairman Seaborg on U S atomic policy after the Soviet test. His plane landed at Andrews at 10 31 a m after a 54 minute flight. The fog delayed his helicopter ride from Hyannis Port. He was accompanied by Attorney General Kennedy. He had enjoyed daily cruises on the Cape during Labor Day weekend.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
Mass
U.S
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Air Force
Otis Air Force Base
Hyannis Port
Robert F. Kennedy
Tensions Rise in Bizerte as French-Tunisian Clashes Erupt
Paris AP reports violent incidents break out at the French naval base in Bizerte with fighting between French forces and Tunisians. French troops and gendarmes move to restore order amid a confused situation as tensions had been rising in Bizerte.
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Paris
Bizerte
Labor Day Booze Fueled Riots Hit Multiple States
Across the Labor Day weekend youths sparked disturbances in at least six states with hundreds jailed. In Ocean City Maryland 2000 teens attended a beach riot marked by early pleas, fire trucks and K nine dogs culminating in arrests. Harlem witnesses a 300 strong West Indian Day melee ending in a club brawl with 17 injuries including nine officers.
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Lake Geneva
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N.H
Wildwood
N.J
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Falmouth
Hyannis
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
9Th St
K-9 Corps
Lake
Small Dip In Mercury Seen
Monroe sweltered under a high of 94 on Labor Day. The forecast calls for a daily high of 88 to 92 with lows of 70 to 75. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are possible. Yesterday’s low was 71.
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Monroe
Triple Killer Palmer Recaptured After Prison Escape
James Gordon Palmer, a 22 year old triple murderer, escaped Menard Penitentiary Monday and was captured within an hour after Mrs. Ross Randolph spotted him with field glasses. He scaled the administration building and headed for the Mississippi River before guards intervened.
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Ill
James Gordon Palmer
Menard Penitentiary
Ross Randolph
Palmer
Mississippi
Randolph
Ronnie
Mrs. Randolph
American tourist sentenced in Kiev espionage trial
Soviet military court in Kiev sentences Marvin William Makinen of Chassell Michigan to eight years in prison on espionage charges after a two day trial. Izvestia notes the defendant gave a full confession.
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Moscow
Kiev
Marvin William Makinen
Chassell, Mich
Izvestia
Makinen
Intimidation Fears Rise At Geneva Test Ban Talks
Western diplomats fear Moscow will launch a nuclear terror campaign to sway nonaligned nations as the Geneva conference stares at possible collapse over a U S Britain plan to ban atmospheric explosions. Tsarapkin signaled Soviet denial of the Western bid and warned the record 6 000 word Soviet statement contains Moscow's reply.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Britain
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Michael Wright
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Moscow
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Indi
Siberia
Khrushchev
Quiet desegregation of Little Rock schools proceeds with few crowds
Four white junior high schools and Central Highs sister campus opened to 48 Negro students today in Little Rock. Police were on hand as previously all white facilities admitted Black pupils, while nearby residents watched from porches. Central High and other campuses report rising Black enrollment. past clashes are recalled as nationwide desegregation spreads to Dallas Galveston Daytona Beach and New Orleans with orderly measures echoed from Atlanta.
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Dallas
Galveston
Tex
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Fla
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Atlanta
Moscow Radio Denounces Ban Appeal
Moscow radio denounces Kennedy and Macmillan push to ban atmospheric tests as a maneuver to justify underground tests. It cites Geneva talks and says Western powers seek to perfect thermonuclear weapons by underground detonations. The broadcast urges universal and total disarmament to end nuclear testing.
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Moscow Radio Today
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Harold Macmillan
Home Service
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Soviet Union
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