Soviet Marshal Konev Replaced As East German Commander
Berlin reports that Soviet Marshal Ivan I. Konev is replaced as commander of Russian forces in East Germany. He is reassigned to Moscow's Ministry of Defense. Col. Gen. Ivan Yakubovsky takes over East Berlin duties and liaises with Western forces amid mounting Berlin tensions.
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HTNS
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East Germany
Ministry of Defense
Moscow
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Berlin Wall
Washington
Ivan I. Yakubovsky
Lucius D. Clays
West Berlin
Red Army
Kennedy
Spe
East Berlin
Clay
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Mar
Iwestern
Thel
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Blante
Americin Berlin
Han
Saal
Yakubovaky
U.s.Clarke
Eo Anke
Friedrichstrasse
Frankfurt
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Konev
Clarke
Bot
Butyguard
Dresden
Macmillan Rejects Bid to Halt Nuclear Tests
Prime Minister Macmillan rejected Labor calls to urge the U.S. to suspend atomic tests and dismissed plans for immediate cancellation. He indicated a possible discussion with President Kennedy during his Washington visit but frame remained cautious about accepting the neutrals’ inspection proposal. The exchange touched on the Polaris base in Scotland and regional security amid Geneva talks.
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Macmillan
London
Kennedy
United
Scotland
Christ
Mas Island
Rojcared
Washington
Soviet Union
Tion
Christmas Island
Geneva
Tom Driberg
Kremlin
Valerian Island
Zorin
Posal
Achemé
Gareement
Yom Maxine Martyn Berkman
Wstv Radio and Television
Steubenville
Ohio
Los Angeles
Gloria J. Geesling
Madison County
Charles Prizer & Co
N. Y
Ohio State University
Earlsam College
Pochmond
Ind
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ford Foundation
Lyndon B. Johnson
American Society of News
New Orleans
Capt Wing
Grissom
Beach Haven
N J
So Navy
Malm Beach
Fia
Kenanty
Steel
Ager
Warrant questions over Burgess MacLean case raised in Commons
Britain faced questions in Parliament over arrest warrants for former diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean. Officials defended the move as normal practice to warn suspected defectors and aid possible extradition, while denying leaks influenced the decision.
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Reginald Acpose
Scotland Yard
Burgess
Mac- London
Lean
Querujous
Garcastle
Britain
Mentary
Brest
Brown
Guy Burgess
Donald Mac
Reginald
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House of Commons
Sir Reginald
Wasj
Specus
Pi Pers
Tians
Addingican
Soviet Union
Easter shopping boom may lift economy in early 1980s
Optimistic January forecasts predicted a consumer driven upswing with strong department store and apparel sales. Officials caution weeks ahead will test whether demand holds, noting past dips after October and November and the need for consumer strength to sustain factory and mine activity.
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Pearance
Bbig
World arms balance feared as UN warns of accidental war
U Thant says superpowers US and USSR could destroy the world and that doubling of destructive power by 1966 makes halting the arms race a current necessity. Coast and Geodetic Survey reports 27 East Coast shoreline re charts after March storm with more work planned.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
U Thant
U.S
Russia
Republicans cite police state fears in steel price clash
A GOP statement accuses President Kennedy of using federal power to block a U S Steel price hike, warning such actions threaten free enterprise. It cites nine government moves from the FTC, Justice, and Treasury as evidence of overreach and questions the legality and future impact on business and labor.
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Rowland Evans JR
Washington
HTNS
Internal Revenue Service
Republican Party
Kennedy
U.S. Steel
Senate
Congress
House Anti-Trust
Lukens Steel
FBI
Bethlehem
Treasury Department
Senate House
Leslie C. Arends
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Departments
Halleck
Imany
Angels
Tehat Nn Ae N Mmol Bas Mabian
Traum An
Auang Lane
Cnzee
Los
Sen.Angeles
Dirksen
Estes Kefauver
Steel Company
Nomic
Walter W. Heller
Sen. Kefauver
Council of Economic
Sors
Sen. Dirksen
Steel
Ken
Aftion
Corned
Investment Credit
Teen Swarm Hits Southern California Beaches
About 200000 teenagers descended on Newport and Balboa beaches in a spring break influx. Police estimate 78000 packed on the two beaches and 116 officers monitored activity while authorities warned of potential unrest. Chief Glavas urged parental trust and outlined a new approach to handling teen crowds.
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Newport Beach
Calif
California
Newport
Balboa
Jed Naff
the Chronicle-Telegram
Angeles
Robert Coop
Glavas
Jim Glavas
Probiare
Fadem
Situa
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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