Berlin Protest Spurs West Berlin Demands for Action
West Berliners rally in front of City Hall demanding more than words from the United States and Soviet blocs amid border tensions. Mayor Brandt warns Berlin could become another Munich as East German troops reinforce the East Berlin border and police prepare for clashes.
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Willy
Berlin
East Berlin
Brandt
West
West Berlin
Kennedy
Munich
United States
Beush
Snoruy
Soviet Union
A. V. Solovyer
Ern
Russia
Moscow
Traubie
Brandenburg Gate
Potdamer Platz
Oll
Aajor
Alliance pledge marks new war on poverty across Americas
Twenty nations meeting in Punta del Este, Uruguay ratified the Charter of Punta del Este launching an 11 year drive against poverty and illiteracy in Latin America. Cuba's Che Guevara condemned the plan while U S Treasury Secretary Dillon rejected Cuba's critique amid a heated conference session.
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James R. Whelan
Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Latin America
Fidi del Castro
Lupa
Cuba
Exrnesto Che Guevara
Kennedy
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
United States
Dom
Lilion
Dillon
Guevara
Juan Eduardo Azzini
Capital De America Isn’t It’s American Switzerland
The Montevideo line mislabels Uruguay as La Capital de America amid an inter American conference and free trade talks. The piece notes Uruguay’s faults from railways to policing and welfare, but lauds its democracy, middle class, and civic rights for women.
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Capital de America
American
Switzerland
Montevideo
Uruguay
United States Eyes UN Approval for Berlin Settlement
The Kennedy administration weighs submitting a negotiated Berlin settlement to the United Nations for ratification or note after Western access to West Berlin is secured. Secretary of State Dean Rusk noted Berlin talks could occur this fall, aiming to avoid future crises by tying the pact to UN endorsement and world opinion.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Nations
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
West Berlin
World Organization
Khrushchev
Africa
Asia
Hoffa Loses Court Battle On Records
In Cincinnati the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ordered Teamsters Local Nos. 299 and 614 to produce their financial records, upholding the 1959 Landrum Griffin Act. Hoffa’s side plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court as government lawyers hail the decision, affirming federal oversight of union finances. The ruling clarifies that the Labor Secretary need not show probable cause to examine union books.
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UPL
Court of Appeals
Circuit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Landrum-Griffith
Secretary of Labor
Hoffa
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Fred W. Kaess
Mitchell
Kaesson
Linanmous Dtesien
Congress
Lion tamer jailed after leaving lion in car in New York
A New York magistrate jailed Richard Flynn of Overton Missouri 37 for leaving a 210 pound 15 month old child in an unlocked car in a parking lot on August 8. The lion King Kade is housed in Central Park while Flynn faces charges.
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New York
Richard Flynn
Overton
King Kade
Central Park
Ben Gurion Loser In Israeli Vote
In Jerusalem nearly complete returns from yesterday's parliamentary election show Mapai losing about 11 percent of its strength and five of 47 seats in the 120 member Knesset. Ben Gurion calls the result a national disaster though claims a great victory for his party, while observers see a rebuke amid a tranquil national climate.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Labor
Ben- Gurion
Ber-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Better Than Nothing for Millionth River Steamer Passenger
London UPI reports Michael Bar clay became the one millionth passenger aboard a river steamer. He does not smoke or drink and accepted a bottle of wine and a cigarette lighter along with a two pound box of chocolates as his prizes.
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London
UPI
Michael Barclay
Cincinnati unions vote to disaffiliate from Teamsters
Three Cincinnati unions representing about 2,900 workers voted nearly unanimously to leave the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Harold Gibbons said the organization would fight the action as Hoffa plans a local reorganizing effort. The unions urged a return to AFL-CIO, with no violence reported during meetings at Emery Auditorium and nearby locales.
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Cincinnati
UPI
International
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dairy Employes Union
James T. Luken
Emery Auditorium
Pole
Gibbons
Teamster
Teamsters
Luken
Athletes Foot Germ How to Kill It in 3 Days
An ad touts T-4-L for treating athlete s foot with rapid skin renewal and immediate relief. It promises infected skin will slough off and healthy skin replace it, with claims of burning and itching disappearing today at local pharmacies in Elyria and Grafton. Meanwhile a Cleveland based Teamsters leader William Presser attends Ohio Conference meetings and August Hoffa references surface in related reports. Luken is noted as a leading Teamsters figure in Cincinnati, reelected to a four year term.
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Hess & Jess
Elyria
Grafton Pharmacy
Grafton
William Presser
Cleveland
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Gibbons
Emery Auditorum
Bvo
Luken
Teamsters
Hoffa
Cincinnati Joint Council of Teamsters
Together Again Hollywood Credits Gig Young in A Touch of Mink
Gig Young signs to co star with Cary Grant and Doris Day in A Touch of Mink for Universal International. It marks Young’s fourth collaboration with Doris Day.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gig Young
Cary Grant
Doris Day
Universal- International
Young
Miss Day
Kennedy Aid Plan Set Back
President Kennedy urged the House to reverse a Wednesday vote that gutted his long-range foreign aid program. The 197-185 House defeat and $800 million Senate cut left the five-year plan in jeopardy as administration leaders prepared to press for a comeback amid a tense chamber debate.
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UPS
Kennedy
House
Hts
White House
D. S. Sound
D-Calif
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Saund
D.calif
Rep. Saund
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
D.-Pa
U.S. Treasury
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
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Edward A. Wilson
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Perry Powdered Metals
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Robert Ethier
Marsyville
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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William J. Hunkin
Hunkin- Conkey Construction Co
Ohio State University
William G. Wilcox
U. S. Information Agency
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Sydney Art Gallery
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