West Berlin status talks loom in Berlin crisis
Western powers told the Soviet Union they will not negotiate with East Germany over keeping Allied troops in West Berlin. Secret talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko run from September 21 in New York and continue in Washington next week. Rusk and Home press Gromyko on defending West Berlin and access routes as key issues.
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New York
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Arigan
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Kenedy
Alka
Qo Rusk
Khyushchev
Berlin
Rugk
Home
Kheush Hav
Khrushchev
Man Dies in 2 Car Collision Near Walford
Leroy B. Montague 5% died Friday night from injuries in a two car crash at a gravel road intersection southwest of Walford. His son Steven 20 was hospitalized with cuts and abrasions. The other driver, Joseph Schrader 31 of Walford, was injured.
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Cedar Rapids
Leroy B. Montague
Walford
Steven
Joseph Schrader
Farm Price Rise and Hospital Fire Reported
Prices for farm products edged up about half a percent from mid August to mid September while overall farm prices stood at 80 percent of parity, unchanged from a year ago. In Des Moines a hospital service room fire forced 22 patient relocations but caused no injuries. In Baltimore a youth attempted a daylight armed robbery at Newman's Sporting Goods, pulling a pistol and taking $40.
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Washington l
Agriculture Department
Des Moines
le Ghaped
Baltimore
Newman's Sporting Goods
France and Tunisia ease tensions over Bizerte stand down
French and Tunisian authorities moved toward settlement after France agreed to pull back troops from surrounding areas near the naval base at Bizerte. The accord keeps access roads open between the base and the city as both sides seek to reduce clashes.
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Bizerte
Tunisia
France
Burlington Man Dies in Auto Accident
Richard G. Adams age 2? of Burlington was killed today in an auto crash on Highway 34 near Gulfport. He rode with his brother Robert Adams 25 in a car that ran off a curve, struck a power pole, and overturned into a embankment.
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Gulfport
Richard G. Adams
Burlington
Town
Robert Adams
Nixon Denies Secret Deal In 1962 California Gubernatorial Fight
Los Angeles reports Nixon denying he sought a secret deal to keep Knight from challenging him in the 1962 California GOP governor race. Knight accuses Nixon of sending an emissary to offer any state job. Nixon calls the charge libelous and demands retractions from Knight and outlets. The feud reflects long-standing Republican power struggles in California.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Good
J. Knight
California
Knight
Nixon
U.S
William
F. Knowland
Knowland
Bottt Jost
Edmund
Nationalist China Could Keep Seal in UN Voice
Reports say the Soviet Union privately promised Morocco to veto Mauritania’s UN membership, a move that could solidify Nationalist China’s seat. The Brazzaville group of 12 French-speaking African nations may back Peiping, balancing power as Mongolia’s veto looms, with the fall General Assembly in view.
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United Nations
Red China
General Assembly
Brazzaville
Maunitant
Assembly
Peiping
Mongolia
Brazzavillé
No Recognition of Syrian Regime by U S
Washington suspended recognition of the new Syrian regime as the latest Middle East developments unfold. Key factors include the US aim to stay aligned with President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and the Syrians having not requested formal recognition.
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U.S
Washington
U. S
Middle East
Gama Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Turkey
Jordan
Iran
Syria
Nasser
Egypts & W
Explosion at Nehru visit not assassination attempt
A senior police official said a blast in a crowded area shortly after Prime Minister Nehru’s car passage was not an assassination attempt. Nehru said he learned of the explosion only after returning home Friday night and shrugged it off.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Mayors of American cities visit Berlin to boost morale
Mayors Haydon Burns of Jacksonville and another official, accompanied by two wives, arrived in Berlin aboard Pan American from Frankfurt. They carried telegrams from 472 US mayors to comfort West Berliners as they planned a bus tour of East Berlin under U.S. military guard.
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Berlin
America
Pan American World Airways
Frankfurt
Tate
Haydon Burns
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Conference of May
Burns
Carrried
Hodges proposes splat splat towels savings plan
Secretary Luther Hodges says a Commerce Department idea could cut towel use in half. Workers would shake hands and say splat splat before drying, reducing waste by reusing fewer towels. The suggestion came during remarks to the Radio Television News Directors Association.
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Washington
Luther H. ‘Hodges
Radio-Television News Directors Association
Hodges
Commerce ‘ Department
Curfew Planned Near East German Border Authorities Say
German authorities announce a curfew to be imposed on border areas effective Sunday as East German escape attempts prompt tighter controls. Bavarian officials described the move as necessary to manage crossings and maintain order.
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Germany
West Coast Shipping Strike Prolonged by Unions
The Masters, Mates and Pilots Union and Pacific Maritime Association extended their West Coast port strike after talks failed to reach terms. A Friday meeting urged by the federal government broke off with no agreement. Union leader Captain Robert Durkin said talks would resume only if shippers recontract, and noted aims to use automation gains to ease unemployment.
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Masers
Pacific Maritime, Association
Beteen Pma
Wizard Wirz
Siem
PMA
Robert Durkin
Nore
Durkin
Kennedy Signs Broad Foreign Aid and Sports Bills
President Kennedy today signed an 8.9 billion foreign aid measure that also funds the Peace Corps and other overseas activities. The act includes provisions allowing the pro circuit and related sports groups to sign television contracts, with Congress having sent a stack of bills for his signature or veto in a week of expected activity at Hammerschmidt Farley.
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Newport
Kennedy
Peace
Dent Kennedy
Congress
Hammersmith Farley
Syria Flags Rise as Egyptians Ordered Home in Coup Aftermath
In Beirut and Damascus, Syria’s civilian regime raised the flag over government offices and ordered Egyptians in the country to report to military headquarters for repatriation. Premier Kuzbari promised democracy and a constitutional rise while Syria remains tied to Egypt in the United Arab Republic.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Cairo
Radio
Damascus
Mamoun Kuzbari
Car Leaves Road In Rainstorm Injures and Kills Youth
Fort Dodge reports a youth died Friday night when a car left Highway 1695 during a severe rainstorm. Olson was thrown from the vehicle as it left the road and rolled into a ditch three miles north of town. His body was found about five feet from the wreck. He was en route to Rutland to visit his parents.
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Fort Dodge
Randall
Olson
Here
Rutland
Iowa Atty General Hultman May Win Crimefighter Role
Iowa Attorney General Hultman signals possible focus on crime fighting tied to regional coordination with state and federal authorities. He notes bids rigging in procurement as a widespread issue and prioritizes the link between syndicated crime and law enforcement personnel.
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Cing” Ly
Iowa
Aultman
Hulman
Planes Bearing 148 Land Safely
Two United Air Lines DC-8 jets with 148 passengers total made emergency landings Friday night. One touched down at Chicago O'Hare with 68 aboard after losing an engine on a New York to Denver leg. The second landed at Edwards Air Force Base with 80 aboard from New York to San Francisco after a complete hydraulic failure, the aircraft rolling nearly three miles before stopping.
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Miami
Fla. Hi
Wastern Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
Najed Halaby
BAA
Council
Air Line Pilots Association
Eastern Air Lines
FAA
John D. Payne
Council 18
Chicago
United Air Lines
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
O'Hare International
New York
Will on towel yields $40,000 estate in probate
Blanche T Williams, 76, died last week after writing her will on a small paper towel. Despite its unusual appearance, the document was admitted to probate. Her estate is valued at more than $40,000. Felicia Calafati, 33, suffered severe burns after attempting to set a trapped rat alive, using alcohol, in Salanzaro, Italy. The rat escaped, igniting her clothing and sending her to a hospital.
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Tern
Selore
Blanche T. Williams
Salanzaro
Italy
Felicia Calafati
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