Kennedy urged to warn on Gromyko talks
Senator Lausche criticizes President Kennedy for planned discussions with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to ease East West tensions. He accuses Gromyko of lying about missiles in Cuba. Humphrey supports exploring Soviet attitudes but urges caution. Dirksen offers no immediate stance. Khrushchev’s stance shapes Kennedy’s decision.
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Gromyko
White House
Kennedy
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Iinois
Humphrey
Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Typhoon Faye Wails at Sea Threatens China Coast
Typhoon Faye plowed into the South China Sea with 110 mph winds after grazing the northern Philippine Islands. The Manila Weather Bureau said it moved west toward Hainan Island and the South China coast at about 150 mph.
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Faye
Manila
South China Sea
Philippine Islands
Manila Weather Bureau
Hainan Island
South China Mainland
NFO Starts Holding More Grain To Pressure Markets
The National Farmers Organization plans a new withholding action to cut off feed grains from markets across nineteen states. Led by President Oren Lee Staley, the campaign targets soybeans first, then corn and grain sorghum, seeking contracts at higher prices and giving NFO leaders virtual control over member soybeans through sale agreements at not less than 2.75 dollars per bushel.
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Corning
Iowa
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Chicago
Rabinovitz Appointed To Judgeship In Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz, a Baileys Harbor labor attorney, announced his appointment as U S District judge for western Wisconsin to fill the seat left by Judge Patrick T Stone's January death. The confirmation came via a call from Pierre Salinger at a resort in Baileys Harbor. Rabinovitz expressed humility and a pledge to fairness toward all.
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Baileys Harbor
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Rabinovitz
Patrick T. Stone
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Door County
Highland athlete dies from crash injuries
Guy Guire seventeen Highland High School basketball player died from injuries after a Tuesday auto accident in which a car with four youths lost control, rolled over, and crashed. James Pierick was listed in good condition at St Joseph's Hospital. Funeral services for Guire will be held Friday.
Pleasant Acres Inadequate, Board Told Facilities judged unable to meet aged care needs
Pleasant Acres, remodeled six years ago, is deemed wholly inadequate for aged care. State safety requirements and cost of major upgrades prompt possible replacement or shutdown. Winnetago County officials weigh option to continue local service or rely on outside providers, with an estimated county need of about 250 beds beyond private capacities.
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Pleasant Acres
Winnebago County
Virginia Nolan
Intra- Pleasant Acres
Thomsen
Industrial Commission
Window washers stranded seven stories high in Philadelphia
Two window washers on a failed scaffold motor hung seven stories above WAVERS PHILADELPHIA for two hours. They waved at passersby for help but received only waves in return. A passerby finally recognized their plight and alerted firemen.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Patriotic Mascot Snaff Missing From Coast Guard Post
Cleveland AP reports Snaff the 22 year old Pekinese mascot vanished from the Coast Guard life boat station on Labor Day. Chief M Don Powell describes Snaff as a hair styled Pekinese that salutes to taps and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Cleveland (Ap
Snaff
Coast Guard
Labor Day
M. Don Powell
Swiss village mourns worst airline crash victims
Swiss villagers mourn the loss of 43 from Humliken in a twin jet Caravelle crash near Zurich. The disaster killed 30 passengers, six crew members and left the community of about 217 with a mayor and all councilmen dead. Families faced bereavement as 40 orphans emerged and many had planned their first flight to Geneva’s agricultural station.
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Duerrenaesch
Switzerland
Iap
Humiikon
Humilken
Zurich
Humiliken
Geneva
Goldwater pushes reserve over nuclear test treaty
Washington AP Sen Barry Goldwater demands a formal reservation delaying the test ban treaty until Soviet forces leave Cuba. He would offer the move after the Senate debates next week. He warns the pact is a potential peril to peace and seeks Eisenhower style restraints on US nuclear use. Cooper signals limited GOP opposition and support for ratification amid hopes of easing tensions. Democratic Mansfield seeks two thirds for ratification after about two weeks of debate starting Monday. Dirksen supports ratification with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsing the treaty 16 to 1 and saying the balance of risks is acceptable.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sherman Cooper
R. Ky
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Cooper
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Repub
Lican
Dirksen
Soviets Said to Control Cuban Visitor Enclave
New York based student Dick Riemann reports Soviets are "all over" Cuba in a walled Regla enclave opposite Havana. He says Russians travel in groups, avoid uniforms, and live in a restricted area with a private “house of pleasure.” Riemann joined 59 Americans for seven weeks as Castro regime “guests” and sought balance on the trip. Continued on page 23 column 6.
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New York
UPI
Castro
Cuba
Dick Riemann
Yonkers
San Francisco Bay Area
Regla
Havana
Hopeful for Insurance Hearing Ends In Madison
In Madison a circuit court judge expressed hope to finish the hearing on Wisconsin’s power to regulate out of state insurance firms without state licenses. The third day of testimony covered the 1961 insurance law and whether nonresident insurers may sell in Wisconsin. Attorneys for Ministers Life and Casualty Union of Minneapolis argued for a restraining order against the state insurance commissioner. The deputy commissioner outlined the license requirement and noted an exception for surplus lines high-risk cases.
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Ross
Charles ‘Timbers
Wisconsin
Timber
Wallace Schools to be Shut in Birmingham Riot
Birmingham AP report details early morning detentions as Gov. Wallace orders three desegregation schools closed after a bombing at Arthur Shores home and a violent clash involving hundreds of police and angry residents. One man John L Col ey died of multiple gunshot wounds. at least 20 injured, including four officers. Legal action possible by NAACP lawyer Constance Baker Motley to reopen schools continued.
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City Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John L. Coley
Wallace
Montgomery
Yringham
Birmingham
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
West End
Army to Wait Before Acting To Free Yank
An American spokesman said there are no immediate plans to ask the Russians to arrange the release of Capt Alfred Svenson who claims he is held in East Berlin. Svenson a 30 year old native of Scranton Pennsylvania crossed into East Germany May 4 and says he wants to return to the West after three failed escape attempts. He was beaten during the three escapes and his face lips and shirt show injuries. The United States will not directly negotiate with East Germany or Soviet authorities while Russia denies jurisdiction over East Germany.
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Berlin
APL
Army
Alfred Svenson
North Main Ave
Scranton
East Germany
Svenson
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Lithuania
East Berlin
Swenson
Reuters
U.S. Army
Berlin Wall
Wall
Cohn claims revenge after perjury and obstruction charges
Roy M. Cohn, anti-Communist investigator for Sen. Joseph McCarthy, says he is the victim of personal revenge after a federal grand jury indicted him and Murray Gottesman on charges of scheming to block indictments in a 1959 United Dye and Chemical Corp. stock scam probe. Cohn and Gottesman deny the charges, with Cohn noting his role as chief counsel to the Senate investigation subcommittee and his public exposure in the Army McCarthy hearings.
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New York
Roy M.cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Cohn
Manhattan
Murray E. Gottesman
United Dye and Chemical Corp
Gottesman
Senate
McCarthy
Subcommittee
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Neenah
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Yank
George C. Wallace
Ramsay High School
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