Debating U.S. stance on East German revolt and freedom
A national discussion in Washington weighs whether U.S. should back East German unrest or risk escalation. The piece contrasts support for revolts against colonialism with risks to Cold War stability, citing East German 1953 events, Khrushchev, and President Kennedy's stance on refugees.
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Rusk charges East Berlin shutdown violates four power pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Kennedy denounced East German measures blocking access to West Berlin as a flagrant breach of four power accords. Western ministers met urgently as Berlin tensions escalated, with warnings the move could ignite a broader crisis and prompt a UN response.
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British Denounce East Berlin Restrictions as Illegal
Britain rejected East West Berlin travel limits as illegal and said the four power status governs Berlin. Officials noted possible Soviet moves and discussed U S and French measures while Khrushchev and Ulbricht faced East German tensions.
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NATO Travel Ban on Reds Studied in Paris Meeting
NATO will discuss a total travel ban for East Germans as retaliation for Berlin boundary sealing. The issue is set for the NATO Permanent Council meeting in Paris, amid U.S. and Western‑allied tensions over Germany and moves toward a broader diplomatic strategy with the Soviet Union.
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World in a Spin and Global Crises Stir Vexed Times
Dispatches report Holland Indonesia tensions over Dutch New Guinea with Indonesian leader warning of a possible crisis and military moves. De Gaulle ponders provisional Algerian executive by September as assassinations haunt politics. Pope Cicognani named Vatican secretary of state replacing the late Cardinal Tardini. US pledges emergency aid to the Alliance for Progress as LATAM pressures push for funds by next March. FBI lists felon McGonigal as a top 10 criminal. Alamo vandalism suspected by police. Cheering crowds greet right wing preacher Harrell amid fundraising for a Marine defendant. Dali offers surrealism quote while Knox is cited as nation’s first secretary of war.
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Border Sealing Ends Free Berlin Travel Era
The East German and Soviet authorities tighten borders around Berlin. A main border shuttle runs between East and West Berlin as control points and sealed borders limit movement. Road crossings drop to 13 with Brandenburg Gate among them. East Germans require written permits to reach West Berlin while West Berliners may enter East Berlin for peaceful purposes. Allied personnel retain open access. Autobahn convoys use Soviet checkpoints.
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Calls Off Search After Hubcaps Recovered With Dusty Apology
New Orleans police were asked by Henry Thees to halt a search for his stolen hubcaps. He claimed they had been recovered and someone had written sorry in the dust on one hubcap. The incident was reported to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Publication details of Lorain County paper August 14 1961
The notice lists publication details for The Lorain County Publishing Co Elyria Ohio with rates for carrier delivery and mail subscriptions across Ohio and neighboring counties. It records edition number 191 dated August 14 1961 and notes second class mail privileges.
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