Berlin Compromise Proposed by Durant in Public Letter
Philosopher Durant argues for negotiated peace over nuclear stalemate. He warns that bellicose patriotism weakens civilization and endorses West Berlin as an international city under UN protection while urging restraint and diplomacy. He cites Khrushchev and China and praises the U S president for seeking a human solution.
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China
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West Germany
West Berlin
Postal Cleanup Job Questioned
Government auditors criticize post office cleaning operations citing poor records and possible overstaffing. GAO reports the Post Office Department spends 51 million dollars annually and employs about 17 000 workers to clean 38 000 postal installations.
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Gneral Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Post Office Department
Castro Seeks to Nationalize Cuban Children
Refugees report a Havana draft decree authorizing state custody of children from age three. The plan would place 3 to 10 year olds in institutions for citizenship training while allowing limited family visits and restricting emigration. Older youths would be assigned to cultural instruction aligned with national interests.
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Cuba
Radioactivity Rises in Washington From Russian Fallout
Public Health Service reported a weekend rise in radioactive fallout in Washington DC and several northern and eastern cities after Russia conducted its 13th fallout producing nuclear device. Levels reached a record near one megaton impact but officials said there is no health threat unless sustained over a long period.
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UPI
Russia
Arctic Proving Ground
Public Health Service
Health Service
Washington, D. C
Hartford
Goldberg Predicts Labor Peace In Coming Years
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg foresees growing labor management peace as both sides recognize the cost of industrial conflict. He spoke Monday night to the New York Personnel Management Association, urging cooperation to promote mutual interests.
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NEW York
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
L Abor
Goldberg
New York Personnel Management Association
Hikers Lost In Flood swept into Utah Narrows with search underway
Park Service reports a deadly flash flood in Urgin River Narrows near Springdale Utah. Three of 26 rescuers drowned and two teenage hikers from Salt Lake City plus one Park City boy remain missing. Survivors walked out after storm subsided. search continues for Alvin Nison Frank Johnson. Walter Scott Ray Nichols and Steven Florence are confirmed dead.
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Walter Scott
Ray Nichols
Salt Lake City
Steven Florence
Park City
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