Hoover At 87 Keeps Busy Writing and Reflecting
Former President Herbert Hoover, 87, works nine hours daily, writes three books, staffs eight assistants, and plans a quiet birthday at the Waldorf Astoria. In a pre-anniversary interview he weighs Khrushchev, Berlin, space, crime, and Babe Ruth’s home run record, urging continued work and caution in diplomacy.
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Summit Sessons
Newburgh
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Gmrot
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
White House
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Hoover
United States
Hijackings Stir Washington Uproar Over U S Response
The Chronicle Telegram reports a capital in turmoil as hijackings prompt calls for action. Government media and airlines debate arming crews while Congress seeks options. experts doubt broad passenger screening can work without legal issues.
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HTNS
United States
Congress
Cuba
Eastern Air Lines
Kennedy
Berlin
Khrushchev
America
Fidel Castro
Texas
Federal Aviation Agency
Pan American World Airways
Mexico
Solitons
Chronicle Telegram
Airlines seek solutions to hijacking threat in 1961
In 1961 aviation faces rising hijacking challenges. Airlines push for armed guards and federal piracy laws, while pilots warn guns on planes risk catastrophic consequences. A Senate bill proposing stiff penalties aims to deter sky crimes as air travel dips and costs rise.
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United
Seroniad Wath Ametes
Senate
Airlines
DaSalle assails GOP at Ohio fairgrounds rally
Governor Michael V. DaSalle condemned Republican officials and legislators at a Morrow County fairgrounds event attended by about 300. He claimed $3 million raised by Republicans in the last Ohio campaign blocked service to the people and charged that “5 million talks” guide lawmakers. He dismissed accusations of profligate spending and urged support for education welfare and aid programs. He also criticized the legislature for killing a bill to change the utility rate base for consumers.
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MT. Gilead
Ohio
UPD
Michael V. DaSalle
Morrow County Fairgrounds
Big Three to Propose Berlin Crisis Talks This Fall
Report says the United States Britain and France plan negotiations on the Berlin crisis this fall. Foreign ministers held long talks over the weekend and agreed no Western negotiation move will be made until Moscow signs a firmer line up.
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New York
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Sleinber
United States
Rusk
Paris
Dean Rusk
Europe
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Antoine Fanfani
Milan
Adenauer
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
Khrushchev
East Germany
United Nations Assembly
Kennedy Plan Offers 30 Day Review Of Big Foreign Loans
The Kennedy Administration proposed a concession to win Republican votes for a five year economic aid program. It would allow a 30 day period for Congress to inspect loans over ten million dollars to foreign countries, guaranteeing exposure but not giving a veto or power to alter loan terms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Nixon decision on California governor race anticipated late September
Nationwide clamor over Nixon as governor candidate persists with his office denying a rejection while avoiding confirmation. French Tunisian crisis edges toward settlement as officials hint at policy shifts. A series of tragedies and political moves unfold across North America and beyond, including a seven foot tall Canadian accident patient and a California boat explosion death.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
France
Bizerte
Tunisia
Sergeant's Liberty Bell idea blocked by red tape
Fort Jackson officials say Army Sergeant Robert P Ingram's proposal to adopt the liberty bell as a symbol of worldwide freedom faces state department approval. They returned the suggestion, advising him to mail it to Washington, and noted no official channels to forward it.
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State Department
Robert P Ingram
Ingram
Wreck of Norway Plane Carries 34 Schoolboys. 4 English Dead
A twin engine chartered plane carrying 34 boys aged 12 to 16 from Lafrane School Croydon to Norway crashed near Stavanger amid storm and heavy winds. All aboard were killed including two teachers and three crew. Rescue teams reported fire evidence in wreckage.
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Doreen
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Philip Watts
Albert T. Fowle
Fowle
George Budd
John Beacham
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