U S Notes Khrushchev on Berlin and Western replies
The United States handed to the USSR Kennedy's Vienna reply on Berlin while France and Britain delivered notes setting out their views. The three Western powers insist on maintaining their rights in West Berlin with garrisons totaling 11,000, though contents of the messages are not disclosed.
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Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Vienna
Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Britain
France
Newburgh Welfare Program Faces Legal and Racial Tensions
Newburgh begins a 13 point welfare tightening plan with work interview requirements and three month annual limits. The program targets unwed mothers and Negro recipients amid nearby church protests and political criticism from lawmakers and the State Welfare Department.
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Newburgh
Hudson River Valley
Joseph Mitchell
William D. Burton
Ebenezer Baptist Church
State Welfare Department
Direct Line” Television Pro
NBC
New York
Mitchell
State Social Welfare Board
Saranac Lake
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Plattsburgh
Like Mom Like Beverly Ashville Graduates
Mrs Carl Secothorn and daughter Beverly 21 both are 1961 graduates of Capital University in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Secothorn was Chaney High School Youngstown 1934 and enrolled at Ohio State University. In her sophomore year she left schooling for marriage. Five years ago she began substitute teaching and started back to college classes to earn her degree.
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Ashville, Ohio
Carl Secothorn
Beverly
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Scothorn
Chaney High School
Youngstown
Ohio State University
GOP Will Back Firm Berlin Stand as Kennedy Seeks Funds
Senator Styles Bridges said Republicans support a firm U S position on West Berlin. He urged Kennedy to press Khrushchev and seek up to 88 billion dollars in foreign aid loans. Senate Republican Policy Chairman Bridges, Speaker Rayburn, and Senate Leader Mansfield commented on bipartisan resolve amid the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Kennedy
West Berlin
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Khrushchev
Berlin
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Man Killed on U S Naval Cruiser Topeka
One crewman was killed and another injured aboard the U S cruiser Topeka near Hong Kong. Officials given not disclose identities or cause as a local report cites a snapped anchor chain seven miles from the British colony.
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Hong Kong
U.S
Topeka
Soviet Aeroflot delegation begins talks on direct U.S. service
A Moscow delegation from Aeroflot left the Soviet capital to open talks with U.S. counterparts on establishing direct airline service between Russia and the United States.
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Moscow
Aeroflot
United States
Russia
Erie and Lackawanna freight car fire endangers crews
Firemen battled a blaze in a Erie and Lackawanna Railroad freight car on a siding. Sparks and bullets from .22 caliber cartridges and shotgun shells threatened crew as an overheated journal box caused the fire. No injuries reported and damage estimate unavailable.
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Salamanca
Erie and Lackawanna Railroad
Yuri Gagarin Meets Gina Lollobrigida at Moscow Film Festival
Yuri Gagarin and Gina Lollobrigida met in the office of Culture Minister Ekaterina Artseva during the Moscow Film Festival. Gagarin joked that his colleagues envy his presence. Lollobrigida replied that she is attainable.
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Yuri
Gina
Moscow
Gina Lollobrigida
Yuri Gagarin
Ekaterina Rtseva
Gagarin
New York Apple Promotion Sparks Debate Over Education
Hudson Valley fruit growers challenge state push to promote New York apples claiming children are unaware of fruit. Marion Johnson says the program educated students and that a $356000 to $375000 fund supports promotional work amid protests over the apple tax paid by growers.
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Albany
New York State
State Agriculture Department
Hudson Valley
Agriculture Department
Willard Rhodes
Clintondale
Marion Johnson
Williamson
Rhodes
Johnson
Gee
Washington
Virginia
Michigan
Eichmann admits aiding deportations of Polish Jews in 1940
In Jerusalem Adolph Eichmann testified that he helped organize rail transport for deportees and coordinated timetables and rolling stock for mass transfers. He insisted his role was transport oriented and he took orders from above. Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner pressed for admission of orders from SS chief Himmler and Mueller's remark about Eichmann's role.
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Jerusalem
Adolph Eichmann
Israel
Gideon Hausner
Gestapo
Poland
Eichmann
Reinhard Heydrich
Prague
Hausner
Heinrich Himmer
Heinrich Mueller
Mueller
Teamwork in Norwalk: bricklayer marries second baseman
In Norwalk Ohio Mike Hergatt a bricklayer, married his former second baseman and team seamstress. They moved from Mansfield, started an embroidery service, added a 2100 square foot addition, and now balance bricklaying with expanding business. They have two married children.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Mike Hergatt
Hergatt
Mansfield
Latin Scholars Struggle Translating Papal Encyclical
Vatican Latin scholars face difficulty rendering 1961 Mater et Magistra terms into classical Latin. They propose phrases for automation and interplanetary space and translate modern tools like radio and television, atomic energy, and synthetic chemistry with creative accuracy.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Atomic Energy
Vis Atomica
Radiophonica
Niagara Falls Plunger Still A Mystery Man
Nathan Boya a 30 year old man who plunged over Niagara Falls in a rubber covered steel ball remains unidentified by locals and claims to be a Negro from The Bronx He faces a park commission stunt violation and will appear in court after hospital observation He denies publicity motives and refuses to reveal details of his identity or trip.
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Niagara Falls
Nathan Boya
Boya
165Th St
Bronx
Niagara Parks Commission
U S Selects Capt Virgil Grissom For Space Shot
Cap Virgil Grissom was named the astronaut for the United States second man in space mission planned for Tuesday at Cape Canaveral. The 35 year old Purdue graduate from Mitchell Indiana will pilot the Liberty Bell 7 capsule on a suborbital flight expected to reach 116 miles altitude over the Atlantic.
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Virgil I. Grissom
John H. Glenn, Jr
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Virgil Grissom
Korea
United States
Atlantic Ocean
New Concord
Ohio
Grissom
John A. Powers
Purdue University
Betty Moore
Mitchell
Scott
Mark
Powers
Glenn
Missile Center
Shepard
Scott Carpenter
Donald Slayton
Blockhouse
Slayton
Walter Schirra
Gordon Cooper
Cape
Caribbean
Yuri A. Gargarin
Earth
U. S. Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Three Arrested In Syracuse Gambling Raid Plead Innocent
In Syracuse a downtown restaurant gambling raid led to three men pleading innocent in Police Court. Police seized $10,000 as District Attorney Ryan reported. Kert Casale faces multiple gambling charges with $1,000 bail and an October 26 hearing. Louis Casale posted $1,000 bail with an August 23 hearing. Frank Bagozzi released on $500 bail with October 26 hearing. tied to another raid with $7,500 bail.
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Syracuse
Ae Ryan
Kert Casale
Louis J. Casale
Frank Bagozzi
Bagozzi
Rockefeller Denies Charges of Judgeship Deal
New York Governor Rockefeller rejects Mayor Wagner's accusations that party bosses sought to trade 20 new judgeships for political favors. Wagner named Joseph Sharkey and John Crews as implicated, while Levitt faced a similar claim. Rockefeller said no letters were ever produced to justify approval of the bill.
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New York
Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Venezuela
Wagner
Brooklyn
Joseph T. Sharkey
Sharkey
John R. Crews
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Viet Nam Forces Launch New Tactics in Battle With Reds
Government troops struck a rebel stronghold southwest of Saigon in a three hour battle near Plaine des Jones Plain of Reeds about 60 miles from the capital. About 200 Viet Cong were killed, 12 government troops dead, and 60 wounded. Viet Cong fled toward the Cambodian border with some dead and wounded. 10 captured, 68 weapons seized.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Plaine Des Jones
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Knox
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Peru
Ohio River
Indiana
Bob Nicholl
Bloomington
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Indiana University
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