West Replies On Berlin Moscow July 17 47
The United States replies to Khrushchev, with France and Britain issuing their notes on Germany and Berlin. None disclose contents. the U S vote to publish details at 9 a m Tuesday. Western powers insist on maintaining war rights in West Berlin as key to their stance. Khrushchev proposes an immediate peace conference to redraw Germany borders while keeping Berlin as a demilitarized free city.
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Grissom Chosen for Second U S Space Flight
Air Force Captain Virgil Grissom, a Korea veteran and Purdue graduate, was selected to pilot the suborbital Mercury flight known as Liberty Bell 7. If unable, John Glenn would substitute. The launch from Cape Canaveral targets early Tuesday with Shepard and Carpenter in key support roles.
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Kennedy to decide soon on troop call amid emergency plans
President Kennedy faces a quick choice on calling up reserve and National Guard units to bolster military readiness. He must decide how many troops, potential funding from Congress, and whether to declare a limited emergency allowing mobilization up to one million men. Senate leader Mansfield said a decision could come by Tuesday.
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Troopers Arrested Nazis Question Jewish Boy in Arlington
An apparently Jewish boy, 11, says Nazi troopers in Arlington seized him from a school event, handcuffed him, and asked about religion. Two men, Richard Braun and Robert Garber, are jailed on felonious assault charges as the case unfolds amid threats mailed to the boy’s family and reports of a skull-and-crossbones emblem.
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Cloudy Skies Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather notes predict considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with scattered storms. Temperature changes include a low tonight in the low to mid 60s and a high Tuesday in the middle range. Yesterday’s high was 83 to 84 with early morning readings near 57 and late-day around 73.
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Two Bloomington youths trapped in Indiana cave flood
Indiana University graduate students Ralph Moreland Jr. and Tom Arnold, both 22 to 25, entered a limestone cave near Orleans to explore when a flash flood swelled the underground passage. State police say they are not declared dead yet as rescue efforts continue. water filled the entrance as showers dropped two inches across the area. Fellow explorers gathered at a farmhouse, while weather and cave currents hinder decisive recovery.
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Canal on Kaskaskia Gets $58 Million Boost
The Budget Bureau authorized 58.2 million dollars for the Kaskaskia River canal project, to be handled by the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Rep Kenneth L Gray says this matches the federal funds sought and the plan could reach Congress this year or next. The 45 mile canal would run from Fayetteville near Chester, aiding industrial development including Kaiser Aluminum's land purchase near Chester.
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Kennedy May Ask Bowles To Resign
President Kennedy plans a first revision of the national administration. Bowles’ clash with the White House over policy and administration prompts a possible resignation and a Latin American ambassadorship. The debate reflects tensions between Bowles’s policy stance and Senate and White House priorities.
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