Neutralists Hold West Berlin In Berlin Belgrade Talks
The commentary discusses neutrals and major powers shaping West Berlin policy at Belgrade amid Nehru Khrushchev remarks. It notes India Yugoslavia Egypt and other unaligned nations pressuring Western positions while warning of a potential dangerous drift toward conflict and a new Cold War dynamic.
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Desegregation Order Urged Across Deep South Schools
Atlanta opens the state’s first desegregated schools with ten Negroes entering four white high schools under court-approved pupil placement. Across 17 states 807 districts are desegregating while many areas keep token mixtures. Authorities emphasize law and order as towns prepare for the new school year.
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Khrushchev Sends Personal Note to Fanfani on Talks
Soviet premier Khrushchev issued a personal note to Italy's Amintore Fanfani after Kremlin talks. He agreed to negotiate outstanding East-West issues, chiefly Berlin, and sought permission to disclose contents to Italy's allies. Italy informed the United States Britain France and West Germany.
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Nehrus role debated as Berlin crisis evolves
India’s Nehru positions himself as mediator in the Berlin dispute while signaling moderation. He shifts from defending West Berlin freedoms to acknowledging Soviet border rights, plans Moscow talks after Belgrade summit, and eyes meetings with Khrushchev and Macmillan as Washington and Belgrade influence shape his approach.
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Expelled Bishop Denounces Guinea Protests Aimed at Schools
Roman Catholic Bishop Gerard de Milleville asserts he was expelled from Guinea after protesting against government plans. He cites opposition to nationalizing missionary schools and a project to impose a national character on religious groups, expressing shame for Guinea.
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Actress Gail Russell found dead in West Los Angeles apartment
Gail Russell, 36, was found Saturday by two friends in her West Los Angeles apartment. Police listed the death as from natural causes, noting she appeared to have fallen from a couch with an empty vodka bottle nearby and several more bottles in the bedroom.
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Steel production seen near 28 month high next month
Steel magazine predicts U S steelmakers will reach a 28 month high in September production if no auto strike disrupts output. Leading producers report orders at the strongest pace in over a year with ingot production likely to top two million tons this week and total September output near 9 to 10 million tons.
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Publication notice from Lorain County Printine Co Elyria
The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co announces authorized Onlo Secord Class Malerivile at Elyria with subscription rates $15 in advance within the region and $17 outside Ohio, $18 outside state. Readers are informed the daily publication runs except Sundays and Legal Solidays.
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Macmillan Calls For Berlin Talks After Vacation
Prime Minister Macmillan urged East West negotiations on Berlin saying the crisis is serious but could be resolved peacefully if talks occur in the right atmosphere and timing. He spoke after a Scotland vacation with Lord Home and Foreign Secretary Honte and urged a firm calm while stressing peaceful resolution.
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Brandt Charts Airborne Drive Against Adenauer Era
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt campaigns across West Germany aiming to end Adenauer era. He attracts crowds near Ulm with about 30 000 supporters, while Adenauer draws 35 000 with Erhard. forecasts show Brandt edging toward a national leader role and weakening Adenauer’s grip within his party as elections near on September 17.
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