Armed Guards Ride Airliners In National Debate
Washington AP Stuart G Tipton president of the Air Transport Association says armed guards ride some U S flights The Senate aviation subcommittee examined making hijacking a federal crime with life imprisonment Some senators proposed armed guards on flights within range of Cuba The FAA authorized armament after a hijacking over El Paso and airlines train crew members in firearms Monroney voiced limited concern about cabin breaching risks while others urged caution.
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Washington
Stuart G. Tipton
The
Air Transport Association
United States
Tipton
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Fidel Castro
Cuba
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Monroney
Miami
Fla
Key West
el Paso
Tex
Federal Aviation Agency
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Italians Launch Jupiter Missile from Cape Canaveral
Italians training to operate Jupiter missile bases conducted a 1,500 mile flight test Friday night. The Defense Department said the 5.9 foot rocket met all objectives on its Night launch to a target zone off Antigua. The glow and vapor trail lit the dusk sky as the rocket disappeared into upper atmosphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
West Indies
Antigua
Badger Meat Recipe Interest After Death Found Front Doorstep
In Taunton England UPD Lady Hobhouse reported finding a recently dead badger outside her home and welcomed any tasty recipes for badger meat, noting public interest in culinary uses of the animal.
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Taunton
England
UPD
Hobhouse
Soviet Berlin notes leave next move to West
Moscow reports milder tone in notes to United States Britain West Germany and France yet confirms Khrushchev will press a one sided solution if needed. The notes avoid time limits or rights of Allied access and offer West Berliners a free future while denying any threat to freedom.
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Moscow
UPI
Berlin
United States
Britain
West Germany
France
Nikita S
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West
Rumors Swirl Ulbricht Might Lose East German Top Job
Berlin reports circulated that Walter Ulbricht faces removal as East German leader amid refugee crises and unrest. Khrushchev reportedly blames Ulbricht for economic and political woes, while diplomats note his secret Moscow trip and his possible last act as party chief.
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Berlin
UPI
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ironsuritain
Moscow
East Germany
West Berlin
Communist Party
Soviet Bloc
Conservation Budget Gets Nelson Okay
Madision Gov Gaylord Nelson signed a 26.6 million dollar two year conservation budget including 11 million for fish and game 10.2 million for forestry 1.3 million for state parks 2.3 million for administration and 954 thousand for education and advertising The Senate approved a bill to raise fish and game licenses and require a 1 trout stamp which would add about 2 million to the budget if the Assembly and governor approve This budget is separate from Nelsons 50 million program to develop and preserve outdoor resources.
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Assembly
Nelson
Allies Pressed To Take Berlin Threat Seriously
PARIS UPI Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened a four day Western ministers conference with Britain and France to urge allies to treat the Soviet note threatening a separate peace in Berlin with seriousness. He planned to press the issue with Lord Home Maurice Couve de Murville and later with West German Foreign Minister Brentano as the talks aim toward a Western summit this fall. Khrushchev’s warning of ending Western rights in Berlin looms over the discussions. Denmark seeks EC membership following Britain.
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Paris
U.S
Mayake A
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Ger
America
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
London
Lord Home
Rusk
Orly
France
Russia
Kennedy To Review UN Strategy At Nantucket Meeting
President Kennedy planned a high level review of US strategy in the United Nations with Adlai Stevenson and Harold Cleveland aboard the Marlin off Cape Cod. They will discuss resisting Red China’s seat, Mauritania’s proposal, and possible UN assembly topics amid disarmament and nuclear test ban issues.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
United Nations
U.S
China
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Harlan Cleveland
International Organization
Mauritania
Steverson
White House
France
Tunisia
UN Assembly
Crippled United jet lands safely after engine fire
A United Air Lines DC jet with 128 aboard caught fire in engine number three shortly after takeoff from O'Hare Airport. The pilot NB Johnson diverted and landed safely in Seattle, Washington, with no injuries. Johnson said he doused the flames using onboard fire-fighting equipment.
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Chicago
UPS
United Air Lines
O'Hare International
NB Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Johnson
Imo Chemical
Algerian Radio Rally Report Amid Algiers Unrest
Algiers broadcasts claimed troops and civilians rallied in support of French Algeria as ministerial talks with rebels continued. Ambiguities persisted over who controlled the transmitter while Algiers remained largely calm aside from minor demonstrations.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Joxe
Jean Morin
Lugrin
France
Paul Gardy
Wovur Wauce
Charles de Gaulle
Radio France
Maurice Challe
Andre-Marie Zeller
Raoul Salan
Edmond Jouhaud
Challe
Zeiler
Paris
Salan
Jouhaud
Grady
Satan
Stoday
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Surete Nationale Officuids
Alexers
Bab E Oued
Al-Gerie Francaise
Garbled call at Sawyer Air Force base prompts quip
A Milwaukee telephone operator at Sawyer Air Force Base Michigan made a long distance call to the officer in charge of missing airplanes. The airman reported a garbled connection and the operator retorted to connect her with Lieutenant Garbled.
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K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base
Mich
UPI
Milwaukee
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin Assembly votes preliminary approval on tax revision bill
In Madison the Republican tax revision bill won 50 to 46 in preliminary Assembly approval with final passage expected soon. The plan adds a 3 percent retail sales tax and a withholding system for state income taxes, with Democrats challenging every amendment.
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Madison
Republican Party
State Assembly
CN Bakee Anan Assembly
Harvey Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
Louis Romell
Adams
Assembly
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Philip Kuehn
GOP
Milwaukee
Kuehn
Robert Haase
Marinette
Wisconsin
Tornado Rips Austin Minnesota and Severe Storms Hit Midwest
United Press International reports a four block wide tornado struck Austin Minnesota Friday night as violent thunderstorms drenched Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee. At least five struck by lightning in Detroit area and two injured by the Justin tornado. Power lines and trees felled as storms caused widespread flooding and property damage across the Midwest and Great Lakes region.
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United Press International
Austin
Minn
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Midwest
Great Lakes
Tawasanto
Nebraska
Kansas
Tenado
Imm Bards
Shawie
Gann
Striking Miners Riot in France
In Nancy France striking miners clashed with authorities overturning cars throwing rocks and damaging property. Police and workers faced off as tension rose over mine conditions and the dismissal of the director.
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France
Nancy
Ales
Mane
Betes
Fire and blast in Inman South Carolina hospitalizes many
A chemical plant fire near Inman triggers a deadly smog over the town sending 50 to 75 people to hospitals in Inman and Spartanburg. Civil defense evacuations were ordered as a toxic plume from parathion and DDT spread, with 400 residents affected and cleanup underway after the plant was destroyed.
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Inman
S.C
Spartanburg
General Hospital
Civil Defense
California Chemical Co
Spartanbore Counts Health
FE. Han
Inman Mills
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