Berlin Crisis Fails To Shift Reds' Might
Washington reports Berlin crisis shows no Soviet buildup in East Germany yet beyond normal summer movements. Estimates place 20 Soviet divisions in East Germany with additional satellites. Western power deployments and satellite troops weigh in on potential responses as tensions rise.
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Neutron bomb plans loom at Nevada test site underground
At Yucca Flats Nevada the AEC advances an underground tunnel complex as a precaution for future tests and possible neutron weapon research. Experts warn Soviet advances may push rapid neutron bomb development amid disarmament talks.
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Far East Strategy Triggers U.S. Talks in Washington
U S officials prepare for talks with Everett Drumright the U S ambassador to Nationalist China as Washington weighs policy moves on Red China Outer Mongolia recognition and United Nations admission. Chiang Kai-shek decries policy softening and seeks opposition to Mongolian moves while Congress weighs foreign aid and potential retaliation.
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Kuwait Crisis Peace Plan Near
The Security Council moved toward a compromise resolution to settle the Kuwaiti crisis. Britain proposes withdrawing troops if Iraq pledges not to force an annexation, while the Soviet Union may seek an immediate troop pullout. About 4,000 British troops and Saudi forces are in place in Kuwait.
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Reds Again Reject Test Ban Proposal
The Soviet Union rebuffed U S proposals for a nuclear test ban and again pressed to merge talks into a general disarmament conference. Izvestia published a note from Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed to U S Ambassador Lyle Thompson, replying to President Kennedy's June 17 message and urging Khrushchev's troika principle as a condition.
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Weather Eye Florida forecast hot with scattered showers
The Weather Bureau reports hot readings in the low 90s across Florida over the next five days with afternoon showers widely expected and night and early morning rain on the southeast coast and Keys. Highs 88 to 94, lows 68 to 75, winds SE to SW 5 to 15 mph. expectation of normal to 2 degrees above normal temperatures and about an inch of rainfall.
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Republicans Charge Democrats With School Aid Plot
Six GOP members of the House Education and Labor Committee accuse Democrats of tailoring a federal aid program for private and church schools to help Kennedy's school bill. They urge rejection of a committee approved extension of the 1958 National Defense Education Act worth 1.8 billion dollars for long term construction loans to church and non profit schools.
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Kefauver Seeks Tighter Controls on Drug Industry
Senator Kefauver declared resolve to curb drug costs and expand FDA power. He set Senate antitrust subcommittee hearings to begin July 18 to consider legislation giving FDA authority to test curing qualities of new prescription drugs, beyond safety checks.
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UAW Salary Plan Stirs Talks With Automakers
Amid Ford talks, UAW teams meet GM Chrysler and AMC over job security and wage system end. AMC opens with a four page plan proposing UAW recognition, a permanent joint AMC UAW conference, and enhanced worker training and promotion prospects.
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Kidnaped Connecticut Girl Feared Dead
In Utah the search for 15 year old Denis Sullivan continues as authorities pursue the kidnapper who killed her mother. Sheriff John Stocks says her chances of survival are near zero as the investigation focuses on the canyon and river areas of MOAE, Utah and the surrounding region.
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Hoffa Poised for Five Year Labor Czar Reign
MIAMI BEACH UPS report says James R. Hoffa prepared to begin a new five year term as a leading labor czar at the union convention windup. He announced a fee for being beginning at the close of the gathering.
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Florida Workers Carry Tax Load
Federal withholding taxes from Florida salaried workers rose by 53 million in the last fiscal year, lifting state total federal tax receipts to 1.3829 billion dollars. Despite declines in other taxes, withholding contributed about 634.65 million, nearly half the state's federal take.
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Mexico Seizes Cuban Communist Propaganda in Airport Pouches
Federal Police at Mexico City International Airport report seizing more than seven tons of Communist propaganda flown in from Cuba since last week. Commander Jesus Madrigal Nieto says the seizures began under a presidential order, with much material arriving illegally via diplomatic pouches.
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Government auditors flag Air Force $41000 screw machine waste
GAO report says Defense Department miscoordinated machine tool buying causing idle gear across services. Air Force purchased a $41,000 screw making machine while Navy held two identical idle devices. Overall inventory totals about 5 billion with 140 thousand tools in general reserve.
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Pacini Challenges New Chicago Ward Boundaries
Alderman Emil V. Pacini of the 10th Ward lodges the first complaint over boundary proposals to equalize ward populations. The draft map places Pacini’s home in the 31st Ward, prompting objections from the ward official.
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Watermelon Festival In North Carolina Postponed
Preparations for the annual North Carolina watermelon festival in Raleigh proceeded but heavy rains and a cool June delayed the watermelon crop, forcing the festival to be postponed one week from July 19 to a later date.
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Magician's Rabbit Mishap Delays Atlantic City Mascot
TV magician Mark Wilson says Basil the Baffling Bunny vanished en route by jet to Atlantic City New Jersey where he was to serve as the event mascot. The bunny reportedly disappeared while traveling with the act.
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