Hopes Dim For N Talks Amid Nuclear Tensions
Washington expected a sympathetic US reply to a neutral nations appeal for US Soviet talks to avert nuclear war. But Soviet here aggressive stance on Berlin issues and continued test explosions dampen hopes for progress. The AEC reported a fourth Soviet device detonated east of Stalingrad. Fallout detected in Alaska with radiation higher than usual. Demonstrations erupted in London and Copenhagen as neutrals press for restraint and dialogue.
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Washington
Berlin
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
U.S
Stalingrad
AEC
Semipalatinsk
Khrushchev
Abraham Ribicoff
Alaska
Luther L. Terry
The
Health Service
Kennedy
United States
London
Copenhagen
Koichiro Asaki
Dean Rusk
Goulart to Be Inaugurated In Powerless Role
In Brasilia Joao Goulart prepared to be inaugurated as Brazil's head of state with a largely powerless role. Congress stripped executive power to placate the military after Janio Quadros resignation, with a prime minister expected to hold real authority in the new parliamentary system. Contenders include former Kubitschek allies Teneredo Neves and Eratmiro de Melo, with Gov. Carlos Carvalho Pinto also noted as a possible choice.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Ridel’ Castro
Janio Quadros
Bunt Congress
Goulart
South America
Congress
Juscelino Kubitschek
Social Democratic Party
Teneredo Neves
Eratni -Meraloto
Washington
Carlos Carvalho Pinto
Sao Paulo
Communists Break Up West Berlin Demonstrations
In three incidents overnight, Communist police used fire crackers tear gas and water jets to disperse hundreds of West Berlin demonstrators near the Red barrier. A NeuKoelln border crowd of 80 to 200 faced a tear gas grenade hitting a newsstand and neon sign. police later pushed back protesters and arrested three.
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Berlin
Khrushchev Repeats Call for Multi Nation German Peace Talks
Khrushchev urged a broad international conference to finalize a German peace treaty at a Kremlin banquet with Nehru in attendance. He said Western powers’ interests would not be prejudiced and linked the talks to Berlin normalization. Nehru warned against war while Nkrumah left Moscow after delivering Belgrade’s peace message.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Kennedy
Kremlin
Nehru
Nazi Germany
West Berlin
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Nkrumah
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Tito
Sukarno
Modibo Keita
Mali
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Tass
Andrei Gromyko
Alexei Kosy- Sin
Driver Dies In Accident On Highway 32
Elza Lee Mills a 20 year old from Kenosha was killed when the car he rode in alone left Highway 32 south of Kenosha and struck a utility pole. The crash occurred around 5 a m and raised Wisconsin's 1961 highway toll to 5 percent compared with 344 on this day two years ago.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Elza Lee Mills
Kenosha
Carla Moves Toward Gulf as Storm Weighs Prospects
Miami AP reports Hurricane Carla drifts toward the Gulf of Mexico with unsure path toward Mexico or U.S. Gulf Coast. Forecasters say Carla will brush northeast Yucatan and western Cuba while entering the Yucatan Channel, with winds around 70 mph and slow intensification likely.
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Fla
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
U.S. Gulf Coast
U.S. Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Cuba
Yucatan Channel
Gulf
Tammany Hall's Future in City Politics at Stake
New York AP reports the Democratic mayoral primary pits Mayor Robert F. Wagner backed by insurgents against Arthur Levitt with Tammany Hall split. Carmine DeSapio faces potential loss of Greenwich Village district leadership and the fates of the organization hinge on the Lanigan contest.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Arthur Levitt
Tammany
Manhattan
Sapio
Levitt
DeSapio
Tammany Organization
New York City
Lel
Arthur Levist
Philadelphia Mayor Dilworth urges higher salaries for lawmakers
Mayor Richardson Dilworth addressed 600 state legislators at the 14th National Legislative Conference urging higher pay and larger expense accounts for lawmakers.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
No Orders Yet Says Gen Smith
Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard may need extra training if called, but Maj. Gen. Herbert Smith says no orders have arrived from Madison. He notes officials and papers provide only information until orders come, clarifying this is not an alert status.
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Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Herbert Smith
Oshkosh
Ralph Olson
Madison
Smith
Washington
National Guard
Army Reserve
Berlin
See Defect As Cause Of Plane Crash
Indications point to a tail assembly defect causing a steep dive in the Trans World Airlines Constellation crash near Chicago. Investigators cite possible rudder or vertical tail failure from fatigue or hydraulic boost system issues. All 38 aboard were killed in the crash at Clarendon Hills.
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Chicago
Trans World A Airlines
Constellation
Midway Air
Clarendon Hills
Civil Aeronautics Board
Laircraft
Titan blasts 6100 miles as capsule ejects in flight
A Titan intercontinental missile flew 6100 miles and ejected a capsule carrying living specimens. The capsule landed 1000 miles southeast of Ascension Island and was recovered by a support vessel. The test aimed to study propulsion control and nose cone performance for future ICBM deployment.
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Cape Canaveral
Air Force
South Atlantic
Ascension
Air Force Missile Test Center
Suord
iKnot
Four National Guard Divisions Mobilized for Possible Overseas Duty
The Army plans to place four Guard infantry and armored divisions on notice for possible federal duty to free regular divisions for overseas movement. The 26th Massachusetts, 28th Pennsylvania, 32nd Wisconsin, and 49th Texas divisions would join additional Guard units in intensified training to near full strength.
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Washington
National Guard
Berlin
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
49Th Armored
Texas
District of Columbia
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
West Germany
Movert S. McNamara
Army
Texas Guard
Wisconsin Guard Units Ordered to Prepare for Duty
The Red Arrow Division the 32nd National Guard infantry and 14 smaller Wisconsin units are ordered to readiness for possible active duty. About 148000 total nationwide guardsmen will gain near full strength and an extra drill weekend. Wisconsin units listed include evacuation hospital, light boat transport, and ordnance sections with lower-priority reserve groups also named.
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Army
Washington
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
32Nd National Guard Infantry
National Guard
Army Reserve
Smalter
Wisconsin National Guard
13Th Evacuation Hospital Co
Madison
Cruiser Sinks In Green Bay
A custom built 2 foot Clipper in board cruiser caught fire and sank about 200 yards off shore in Green Bay Wisconsin late Wednesday. Owner Michael Lane 2 Green Bay dived overboard and was rescued after observers signaled and a power launch retrieved him. The boat sank in about 13 feet of water after flames reached the gasoline tank.
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Green Bay. Wis
UPI
Green Bay
Michael Lane
Vpump
Lane
Slandie
Coast Guard
Brown County Traffic Department
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