Soviet Urges German Peace Treaty Amid Berlin Tensions
Moscow declares urgent need for a German peace accord to resolve the Berlin problem amid alleged France West Germany collusion. It warns of a separate treaty with East Germany if Western powers refuse. A second Tass note denounces NATO base in West Berlin and asserts four power control ended in 1948. Allied alert in West Berlin concluded with satisfactory results.
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Moscow
France
West Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
de Gaulle
Germany
Bonn-Paris
Europe
Britain
United States
NATO
West Berlin
West
Adinistration
U.S
Four Admit Church Fire in Georgia Arson Case
Four white individuals including a white teenage suspect are jailed in Dawson Ga for arson at a Negro High Hope Baptist church three miles north of town. They admitted planning and setting the blaze, with FBI capture and a Justice Department statement tying the case to broader racial developments.
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Associated Press
Georgia
FBI
Justice Department
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Charlottesville
U.S
James H. Meredith
University of Mississppi
Z. T. Matheews
Terrell County
Dawson
Soviets again press seating for Red China at UN
The Soviet Union submitted a new request to seat Red China in the General Assembly on the eve of its 17th session, signaling a renewed clash with the United States over China representation. Moscow also proposed a world trade conference and signaled attacks on U.S. Cuba policy, nuclear testing, and other issues. The U.S. delegation plans to oppose Red China seating while backing the advisory opinion on UN assessments.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
China
Cuba
Kremlin
United States
U. S
U.N
Congo
Will
Assembly
Wilhl
J. P. Malalasekera
Ceylon
Malalasekera
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Berlin
29 Escape East Berlin Via Tunnel
West Berlin officials reported that 29 East Germans escaped to the West through the Berlin tunnel, the longest yet built, discovered only after flooding. Interior minister Heinrich Albertz said the group, aided by careful West German efforts, likely remains the largest single escape since the wall went up 13 months earlier.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Heinrich Albertz
Albertz
Cuba Building Naval Base Nixon Sit-In Demands Transfers
In New York on September 18 AP reports 35 Negro protesters, 19 parents and 16 children, sit in at the Board of Education demanding transfers for 16 students to more integrated schools. They accuse the board of failing to implement integration policies while officials provide minimal communication. Meanwhile rumors from Guantanamo and Banes, Cuba, suggest Castro moves to build a northern naval base as tensions rise with reports of Russians and Czechs near Cuba and reassignment of families near Banes.
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New York
Board of Education
Cuba
Banes
Guantanamo Bay
Bahia de de Nipe
Nipe Bay
Kennedy
Navy
Mil
Galamison
Santiago
Guantanamo
Parents Workshop of Equality In
New York City
Lad Found With Patient End To Nationwide Boy Search
Maryville Tennessee dispatch reports a three year old boy, Peter Zilinger of Chicago, was found in the Chilhowee mountain foothills with Theodore Conerly, a 40 year old former mental patient, who claimed to be a scoutmaster taking the boy on maneuvers. The deputy sheriff questioned Conerly about the kidnap claim. The Chicago father noted Conerly had long voiced a wish to be a scoutmaster.
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Maryville
Tenn
Peter Zilinger
Chicago
Chilhowee Mountain Range
Theodore Conerly
Conerly
Cornery
House unit proposes 19 percent cut in foreign aid
Washington Sept 18 AP a House Appropriations Committee recommendation would reduce new foreign aid funds by about 19 percent or 1 378 177 000 leaving total added money for the year at 5 956 852 000 instead of the 7 355 029 000 requested by President Kennedy. The panel criticizes the program cost, notes carryover funds could finance 25 months, and questions aid to neutral nations while highlighting the one way cost to the U S Treasury. The aid plan covers 74 nations and seven territories with military aid for 58 countries.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Congress
Ollo K
Usha
Passman
U. S. Treasury
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
C&NW Union Halt Strike Reaches Arbitration
President Wenedy announced that Chicago and North Western Railway and the union accepted his appeal to end the strike by submitting the dispute to arbitration. He commended both parties in a statement released aboard the destroyer Joseph P Kennedy as he watched the America s Cup yacht race.
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Newport
Illinois Tax Increase Pleas Seen in Legislature
Springfield reports tax increase proposals likely to flood the 1963 Illinois Legislature. Maurice Scott of the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois said about 370 million dollars in new revenue is needed for the next two-year budget. A state income tax may be considered, plus a penny gas tax hike, corporate franchise tax increases, higher sales and hotel taxes, liquor taxes, and other boosts. Economies could save 100 million, but 270 million remains to meet budget needs.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Taxpayers’ Organization
Maurice Scott
Taxpayers Federation of Ilinois
Leott
Federation
Scott
General Assembly
Type III Oral Vaccine Slated As Last Dose
Jackson Williamson and Franke counties will begin a mass polio immunization program starting October 7 with 120000 doses of Type I Sabin oral vaccine on sugar cubes. Type II doses follow November 18 and January 13, with Type III delayed until January if needed. Health officials say Type I is proven safe, and the campaign includes about 600 volunteers and $36000 worth of vaccine from Pfizer and Lederle.
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Jackson
Williamson
Frankelin
William Cassel
Jackson County
David P. Richerson
Franklin - Williamson Bi - County
Illinois and
U.S. Health Services
U.S. Public Health Service
State Dept. of Public Health
Illinois Medical Society
Cassel
Richardson
Frankline
Williamson County
Johnston City
Murphysboro
Pfizer Drug
Lederley Drug
Dutch Exit From New Guinea Moves Toward United Nations Rule
The Netherlands begins divesting West New Guinea, its last colony in the former East Indies. The 161 000 square mile tropical region joins a UN administered interim period starting October 1, with full Indonesian transfer expected by May 1. Strong emotions mix regret, sadness, relief, and bitterness as Dutch withdrawal progresses.
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West New Guinea
Dutch East Indies
Equator
Netherlands
U.N
Indonesia
Rosemary Kennedy remains in Catholic institution long term
Eunice Kennedy Shriver reveals Rosemary Kennedy, now 48, has lived for 20 years in a Catholic facility specializing in care for the retarded. The piece notes the family's move from London to the United States and Rosemary's continuing decline leading to institutionalization for safety and well being.
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New York
Kennedy
Rosemary
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Peace Corps
Sarrgent Shriver
Saturday Evening Post
United States
London
Joseph °. Kemnedy
Asenary Kennedy
Massachusetts Holds Primary in Kennedy Lodge Battle
Boston reporters describe Massachusetts primaries pitting Edward M Kennedy against George Cabot Lodge for the Democratic and Republican nominations respectively. Edward J McCormack Jr and Rep Laurence Curtis also participate as rivals, amid a feuding line of Kennedy and Lodge family legacies tracing to and surrounding the Senate seat.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Lodge
U.S. Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Laurence Curtis
R-Mass
Curtis
Morgenthau Chosen Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee
In Syracuse New York Democrats at a stormy state convention nominated Robert Morgenthau for governor on the second ballot, unopposed by rivals to face Republican Nelson Rockefeller in November. The convention also noted a weather satellite launch, with Thor Delta rocket successfully putting the satellite into orbit and beginning its cloud-cover photography.
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Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
U. S
New York City
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Hurris
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mediterranean Sea
North Africa
Southern Illinois Weather Through Wednesday
Fair conditions continue in Southern Illinois with minor temperature changes. Lows tonight range from 43 to 50 degrees while highs on Wednesday reach 75 to 80 degrees. Map and further details appear on page 14.
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Southern
Illinois
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