Western powers split on Khrushchev package talks
U S officials say Western unity falters over Khrushchev’s Berlin and peace treaty proposals. Kennedy and Rusk reports show no basis for new negotiations as Britain France and West Germany disagree on concessions. Khrushchev’s demand centers on a separate East Germany peace treaty and status of West Berlin.
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Pew
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
France
West Germany
Russia
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Skhrushchev
Germany
U.S
Manila Cholera Outbreak Claims 49 Lives In Three Weeks
Health teams including e-MANILA and civilian units have mounted a block-by-block immunization drive for about two million residents of Manila and surrounding provinces. The outbreak of cholera-like enteritis has reached alarming levels in the capital and four early provinces, with 49 lives lost in three weeks.
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E-Manila
UPI
Philippine
Berlin border clash leaves East German officials amid gunfire
Eyewitness accounts describe East German police firing on a U S and West Berlin patrol as a truck of refugees crashed into the fence at Machnowerstrasse. A West German reporter Kurt Lichtenstein was killed amid renewed border tensions. West Germany said new instructions would be sent to the U S ambassador in Washington while maintaining longstanding East–West policy.
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Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
U. S. Army
U.S
Lin
East Berlin
Zehlendar
Machowerjam
Ont Strasse
Zehlendorf
Klein Machreee
Germany
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Try
Ing
Kurt Lichtenstein
Westfaelische ‘Rundschau
Dortmund
Lichtenstein
Bonn
Heinrich von Brentana
Wilhelm Grewe
Washington
East Germany
Yugoslavia Bans Newsweek and Paris Herald Tribune
Belgrade announced that Yugoslavia banned Newsweek magazine and the New York Herald Tribune Paris edition under a new press law. The law allows bans when publications attack the honor of the Yugoslav state, high state organs, and foreign diplomatic representatives accredited to Yugoslavia.
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UPY
Newsweek
New York Herald Tribune
Paris
Yugoslavia
Mewlywed Shot Dead by Rival in Liquor Dispute
Broadbelt reports that amid a late night drinking dispute a maverick, Stickney Jett, was shot and killed by rival Williams after Williams returned with a 25 caliber firearm. Williams also wounded Stickney then fled. Stickney died after being driven into the house. Williams was wounded as deputies arrived. Stickney faced a pending bad check charge.
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Stickney Jett
Williams
Donna
Stickney
Donne
Willams
Burglar Steals Pants as Two Men Sleep in Motel
In Jacksonville a burglar broke into a motel room and took the pants of two men. The wallet with $1,400 fell from one pair of pants, but the burglar did not recover it. The wallet taken from the other pair held $5. Police described the incident as a case of bad luck for the thief.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Composer Monnot Dies at 53 in Paris Hospital
Marguerite Monnot, noted for writing the music for Irma La Douce and other French hits, died at age 53 in a Paris hospital after several weeks of illness following an appendicitis operation.
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Margueriteland
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