Berlin Warning Backed as Congress Backs Defense Plan
Washington AP Congress praised President Kennedy blunt warning to the Soviet Union over Berlin and backed his request for 33.454 million in new defense spending. Republicans and Democrats offered broad support for boosting military strength by 217000 men and a 207 million civilian shelter fund. Dirksen and Mundt urged cutting nonessential domestic spending to offset costs while avoiding immediate tax hikes. No dissenting voices appeared as lawmakers endorsed standing firm on Berlin rights.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
America
Berlin
Congress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Dirksen
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Presiden
Karl E. Mundt
R-S. D
Mundt
Clifford P. Case
R-N.t
Case
Kennedy Faces Nation With Solemn TV Address
Washington AP report describes President Kennedy delivering a radio TV address on grave national dangers including a possible atomic war over Berlin. He spoke with intensity, read a large text, and ended with a personal plea for public support and prayers as aides observed.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Berlin
United States
Tass
Fear Renewal Of Fighting In Bizerte
In Bizerte French and Tunisian forces fortify positions amid threats of renewed clashes. Admiral Maurice Amman calls the situation explosive and notes no pullback from the city per the U N cease fire. President Bourguiba warns fighting will resume unless French withdraw to the naval base and Tunisian control of the channel is secured.
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Tunis
Bizerte
Maurice Amman
U.N. Security Council
Habib Bourguiba
Mediterranean
Algeria
Robbery Partners Face Fate After West 23rd Bank Heist
Richard James 25 and Lawrence Williams 26 carried out a $15,415 robbery at a West 23rd Street bank. Williams died in a gun battle with police near Pennsylvania Station. James was captured. A letter outlining motive and future crimes was found, and the duo used a taxi for their first bank raid.
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New York
Richard James
West 23Rd Street
James
Lawrence Williams
Pennsylvania Station
West Side
Broadway Savings Bank
Williams
Walter Engkjer
Eighth Ave
33Rd St
Removals List With Multiple Addresses and Names
A series of relocations lists individuals by last name and first name with old addresses and new destinations. Entries include Brandon, Don Louis from 847 8 Lee cust Gorton Clyde. Henry Marion from 738 8 Cherry th 718 King Hopkins Ann to RFD 4 Ottawa. Hird Donald D from 22 Hoopes to 108 5 Mul Jones Henn to TM Cypress. Murller Mrs Martin H from 127 8 Locust. Ash Mattson Raymond F from AIT 8 to 7 Chine pown Paula Robbins Mrs FR C from 113 8 Main to Wichita Reeves LeRoy from 702 8 Poplar to 4 Olive Scherling Mrs Freda F to 128 S Cedar Wray Theron J from Sid W 2nd to 14L18 Maple Watson Dale from 624 Birch.
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Brandon
Don Louis
Lee Cust
Gorton
Clyde
Birch
Henry
Marion
Cherry
King
Hopkins
Ann
RFD
Ottawa
Hird
Donald D
Hoopes
Gary
Mul Jones
Henn
Ash
Mattson
Raymond F
Chinepown
Paula
Robbins
FR. C
Main
Wichita
Reeves
LeRoy
Poplar
Olive
Scherling
Freda F
S. Cedar
Wray
Theron J
Sid W. 2Nd
Maple
Watson
Dale
Ottawa Herald incident ends with hostage surrender
Williams began firing prompting police response on a July 26 1981 event. He surrendered after a hail of bullets. Authorities recovered most of the loot except 4751 dollars from the cash stash.
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Ottawa Herald
Williams
State Rancher Is Arrested Over Tuberculosis Fight
TIMBER LAKE, D. The arrest of Charlie Peterson follows state veterinarians moving to finish testing his 680 head of cattle. He faces obstruction of justice charges in a feud with the State Live stock Sanitary Board over tuberculosis control on his 14,000 acre spread. Peterson vows to fight to the highest court while insisting he obstructs nothing.
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Timber Lake
Charlie Peterson
Peterson
Atkinson, Nebranchez
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Russia
Hungary
Ranchers Protest Testing Costs Amid Drought Struggle
Peterson defends locking gates to protect private property after the Live Stock Sanitary Board approved another herd. He claims bolted gates were removed by others, sparking protests from fellow ranchers already facing drought and a grasshopper infestation and wary of testing costs cutting profits.
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Peterson
Livestock Sanitary Board
Teamsters Fees Outlawed In Governor Kerner Bill
Gov Otto Kerner signed a bill in Springfield Michigan outlawing Teamster Union fees on piggyback rail shipments. The law voids any contract forcing motor carriers or shippers to pay a charge not part of direct transportation costs. The measure targets a $5 per piggyback truck trailer levy.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Teamsters
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Victor Adding Machines
Lister
the Friendly Bank
Gorvair
Chevrolet
Denise McClugegage
Starr Hammen
Denise
Starr
Montreal
Vancouver
British Columbia
Corvairs
Europe
Canada
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