Kennedy Plans Address On Berlin Defense Steps
President Kennedy announced he will address the nation next Tuesday on steps to build U S defenses during the Berlin crisis and future measures to counter Soviet threats. He will ask Congress next Wednesday for needed actions after a National Security Council meeting and NATO consultations.
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Weather Eye Relief Likely Thursday In Florida
Florida faces ongoing heat and showers with several locales recording over an inch of rain. Tuesday's rains cooled highs to the low 90s in some areas while rest of the state stayed hot with 90 degree forecasts and a weekend return of showers expected.
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Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes Opens in 1961
The Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes runs 12-22 with brief showers and a 14 acre recreation center open 9 am to dusk. Prices start at $11,950 with $375 down. Advance notice advertises the event and the new homes выстав.
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Moscow says West fuels Berlin war hysteria
The Soviet press and radio charged the West with creating war hysteria over Berlin and Germany. Pravda and Moscow radio accused Western powers of provoking a clash of the great powers and backing warmongers while denouncing Western notes on a German peace treaty and Berlin normalization as proof of hostile intent.
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Two Students Die Exploring Uncharted Indiana Cave
Two 25 year old graduate students from Indiana University Ralph Moreland Jr. of Knox and Thomas Arnold of Peru were found dead more than 3000 feet inside a limestone cave in Orleans Indiana after flash floods trapped them. Rescuers said they found the pair side by side in a leg of a T shaped passage and noted breathing space might have existed in the other leg. Authorities planned several hours to recover the bodies.
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Balloon Drops After Lightning Strikes Near Launch Site
A large unmanned plastic balloon developed by Raven Industries rose to about 90 000 feet before its control mechanism triggered by lightning caused it to descend into a wilderness area 20 miles north of the launch site. The 13 million cubic foot craft carried 20 pounds of radiation study equipment for space travel and was sponsored by the Aeromedical Laboratory at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
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Congo Erupts Anew: Tribes Flee In Horror
United Nations sources report hundreds of tribesmen fleeing in Kasai Province as Kalonji forces rampage against Kanioka groups. Villages are burned and rival tribal members killed amid reports of violence including women and children shot or burned, though unconfirmed.
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Foul Weather Delays Grissom Space Jump
Bad weather forced a second postponement of Virgil Grissom's space hop at Cape Canaveral as forecasters warned of low ceiling and looming storms. The mission, previously delayed from Tuesday, now faced a likely Tuesday reschedule with oxygen drained and rocket dried after the scrub.
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No Special Examinations For Mayor Of Ground Zero
Four Air Force men who stood under an atomic blast four years ago today faced no special physical exams this year. The 1957 test at Yucca Flats aimed to prove the MB1 Genie missile could operate at 18 000 feet without harming civilians on the ground.
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Self-Styled Mass Slayer May Have To Convict Self
Oklahoma City report says William Estes Benson, 41, claims to have sabotaged gas lines causing the March 18 1937 New London Texas school explosion that killed 293. He passed a lie test, now inconclusive, with Texas officials planning another test as they consider prosecuting if he is truthful.
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Treasury Thinks Colored Paper Money Idea Deferred
Treasury officials, including Secretary Dillon, have not endorsed Elizabeth Rudel Smith’s plan to print U S bills in different colors by denomination. They worry about confusion and public doubt during any transition from the current black and green currency.
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Inside Today's NEWS Local Area News Back Page
Local coverage highlights area events and notices staged for the back pages. Classifieds on pages 13 and 14 include brief listings and community notices with concise factual items.
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Americans’ income hits record in June
Total income received by all Americans rose by 3.5 billion in June to a record annual rate of 416.7 billion dollars. Commerce Secretary Hodges cited a February low and a prior peak, noting a normal fluctuation in factory orders while economists placed spring output around 512 billion. The Labor Department reported wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent to 118.2 percent of 1947-49 averages.
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Tunisian forces seal Bizerte base as France rushes paratroops
Thousands of Tunisian police troops and volunteers block roads around the Bizerte naval base to force France to withdraw while Paris dispatches paratroop reinforcements. Tunisian authorities arrest 35 French soldiers for moving inside the base and vow to shoot any French aircraft in Tunisian airspace.
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Argentine airliner crash kills 60 aboard in flooded Argentina
An Argentine Airlines DCé with 60 people aboard crashed and burned in floodlands between Azul and Las Flores south of Buenos Aires. Police said all aboard died. Rescuers faced flooded roads and difficult reach to the site, 160 miles south of the capital.
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Day To Hold Parley With India's Nehru
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold plans weekend talks in New Delhi with Prime Minister Nehru. U.N. spokesman said no agenda details were announced, and Kashmir likely to be discussed during the high level discussions.
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