Congress overreacts to Castro hijack event promptings
Congress showed anger and uncertainty over Fidel Castro amid the DC-8 hijacking. President Kennedy urged restraint and prudence while senators urged delay and cautioned against knee-jerk action. Senators Kerr Keating Morse Anderson Javits and Morse urged careful inquiry before any warlike moves.
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Washington
Congress
Fidel
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Wyndorknainhe
Natral
De|rees
Sen
Thruston
B. Morton R
Treasve
Draft upsurge targets 23 year olds in new calls
President Kennedy expands military pull as Selective Service doubles September calls to 25 000 with 23 year olds bearing the brunt of new deferments and a shift to enroll more college students in ROTC while volunteers may lessen draft intake.
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Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
Selective Service Administration
Levuve Selwiue WueLun
Anu
Navy
Marine Corps
Af Air Force
Jet hijacker Albert Cadon tied to art and Algeria protest
Mrs Charlotte Cadon described Albert Cadon as a nervous temperamental artist obsessed by art and a nylon fabric label reused as Cadon by Chemstrand. Cadon hijacked a Pan Am jet to Cuba claiming a protest for Algeria, later undergoing mental tests at Bellevue Hospital after a street disturbance.
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New York
HTNS
Albert Charles Cadon
Charlotte
Algeria
Cadon
Chemstrand Corp
Chemstrand
Albert Cadon
Empire State Building
Caden
East Sth St
Bellevue Hospital
FBI
Casiro
Pan American World Airways
Cuba
Insife
New York City
Western Auto plants face overtime moves amid union clash
The Western Automatic unit in Elyria faces a union dispute as local leaders accuse Roe and allies of frenzied tactics while arguing job security, seniority delays, and broader business pressures. City officials urge cooperation to keep the plant and its production lines running amid company and union tensions.
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Duno
Pany
Elyria
Fac
Carr
Dunn
World May See Russian Rocket Firing Someday
A Moscow spokesman said the Soviet Union may permit an actual launch and recovery of a spareship in the future but not at present. He suggested the world could witness the event someday, noting carrier rockets serve peaceful aims yet some nations hide their capabilities.
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Moscow
CPT
Soviet Union
Gherman Titov
United States
United States Expected to Attempt Mercury Orbital Flight
Officials say within two weeks a Mercury capsule will be launched unmanned on an Atlas D rocket for a one orbit mission and return. A chimpanzee ride was dropped to avoid delays while talks consider a third sub orbital test before a human flies. The mission's success could decide if the first U.S. orbital flight occurs this year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
Uph
United States
U.S
Earth
Federal Space Agency
Atlas
Britain imposes temporary wage freeze on state workers
Britain's deflationary recovery plan freezes wages for about 1.5 million state paid employees with no wage reviews until next year. The rest of the page notes various unrelated items from Canada and the U.S., including a revived murder case, political resignations, and local incidents.
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Britain
Pennsylvania
Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
Quebec City
Francois Gravel
Wilbert Coffin
Hollidaysburg, Pa
Coffin
Moscow Says JFK Aims to Resume Nuclear Tests
Moscow radio quoted a Soviet commentator claiming President Kennedy secretly aims to resume modest weapons testing. Anatol Belobrov said the United States would push for a verification system gathering intelligence on Soviet territory, creating an unequal footing.
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London
UPI
Moscow Radio
Odey
Kennedy
Benneidx
Russai
Anatol Berobrov
United Star
Sovet
Soviet Union
Belobroy
U S Urges Withdrawal From Laos During Geneva Talks
U S roving ambassador Harriman proposed a formal pledge to remove all foreign troops from Laos including Viet Minh forces. He urged simultaneous withdrawal of 300 US advisers with other foreign troops except French forces under 1954 Geneva accords, as Laos peace talks opened on international controls.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Harriman
Laos
Strike Vote To Be Studied
DETROIT UAW officials meet to decide if a strike vote should be sought from 120000 Ford workers as the Ford contract nears expiration August 31. GM and Chrysler deals parallel moves with IUE actions under their bargaining rounds and local unions already approving action in Chicago New Brunswick plus other locals ordered to vote by August 27.
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Detroit
UPD
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
Hye
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
TUE
Chicago
New Brunswick
Dayton
Warren
Ohio
Rochester
Nly
Gizenga Armed by Reds Threat to Congo Central Authority
UPI reports UN efforts to halt arms shipments from Communist Czechoslovakia to Antoine Gizenga's Stanleyville regime. Gizenga, now vice premier designate, controls Oriental Province and continues shipments, complicating Adoula's bid to assert central government authority amid Katanga tensions with Moise Tshombe.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Amd
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Cyrille Adoula
The
Congo
Adoula
Kennedy and Johnson agree to Eisenhower Nixon procedures
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson have orally agreed to follow the Eisenhower Nixon framework in which the vice president acts as president if the president is disabled. The president would declare an end to the disability and resume full powers when recovered.
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D.S.C
Kennedy
Senate
Castro
Ak Saar
Washington
Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
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Webster
Chamber
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Desk
Clinton P. Anderson
Jacob K. Javits
Ren Y
Strom Thur
Morse
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Senate Foreign Relations
Latin America
Cura
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hershey
Her
Shey
Beng
Ito
Armed Services
Lewis B. Hershey
Almantar
Wirihy
Betty MacDonald
Vivian Priest
California
Stanley Mosk
John Birch Society
Philip $. Cook
Charlotte Cadon
Paris
Alliance Francais
Beaux Arts
Frantic
Roe
Western
Western Automatic
Devon
Elynn
C. Franklins Carr
DAW
Chronicle-Telegram
Legal Bella
Lorain County
Lorain
Western Aultomate
Cottmine
19 L
Edward A. Wilson
Herald Tribune
Newport
Kky
Gugel
Campbell County
George Ratterman
Shenfi
Ratterman
Make
Farin
Brooklin
Jeffres Corneau
Indiana
Times
Wilbermoomibhiwalwon
Mishawaka
Bowling Green State University
Columbus
Salle
Joseph J. van Hyde
Franklin County
Onto Supreme
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Garrettsville
Chamber of Commerce
Ravenna Arsenal
Sith
Camp Grayling
Mich
Omo
Fairborn Brothers
Enon Road
Beach Lake
Enon
Clark County
Claude Michael Eldridge, Jr
David Lee
J. Celebreze
Fielio LaGuardia
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Mieeuung
Minneapolis
Gustave P. Deil
Rt. 163
Walbadge
EN Springfeeld
Emmet Young
Eldie Hunter
Milwaukee
Robert Lewis
Wisconsin
Lewis
State Industrial Commission
Russia
Burk
Novgorod
McDonald & CO
New York Stock Exchange
James M. Haas
JFK
Carlisle Drive-In Theater
Earl R. Henderson
First Methodist Church
Reds
Park
Broad St. Amherst
Orto Wellington
Berrick Ave
West
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