Stevenson pushes UN space program as Cold War talks continue
Adlai E Stevenson urged a joint United Nations space effort with the Soviet Union, proposing early planning under UN auspices to ease East West mistrust. He called for reciprocal travel relaxations and closer US Soviet scientific cooperation, cautioning that nuclear war would end all.
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Htns
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Moscow
Stevenson
Mars
United States
Women's National Press Club
Russia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
John H. Grenn Jr
Kennedy receives rousing West Berlin welcome
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrives in West Berlin amid a crowd of about 150,000 at city hall. He vows unwavering support and free access to Berlin, pledges to keep air corridors open, and contrasts Communist Berlin with freedom. His wife Ethel accompanies him as Ed Kennedy and Willy Brandt meet him at the airport.
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Africa
Stevenson
Kennedy
Katanga
Congo
Katanga Operation,”’ Stevenson
Berlin
New York
Chicago
London
Paris
West Berlin
Rome
Ethel
Eee
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Tempelhof
City Hall Square
Bobby
Ulbricht
Walter Ulbricht
America
Col
Glenn
Christian A. Herter
Johnson
East Berlin
Leipzigerstrasse
Herr Ulbricht
East Germany
Good Will Tour Urged By Rusk Abroad
Washington reports Secretary Rusk wrote Rep. John Lindsay that Attorney General Kennedy undertook a world goodwill tour at the President's brother’s request. Rusk said Kennedy has eminent qualifications and has already visited Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, South Vietnam, and Italy with favorable reception overall.
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HTNS
Robert F. Kennedy
Rusk
Rep
John Lindsay
R.-N.y
Manhattan
Ney
Berlin
Japan
Indonesia
Thailand
Viet Nam
Italy
Lindsay
Congressional Record
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Madison Avenue
Department of Justice
Kennedy
New
United States
Holland
Assured College Fund Policy Offers Four Annual Payments
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Equitable
Agnes Scott opens admissions without regard to race in September
Agnes Scott College in Decatur Georgia announced Thursday it will admit applicants without regard to race color or creed starting in September in a move described as progressive for the era. The plan aims to widen access for students amid tensions over racial barriers in higher education.
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Atlanta
UPT
Agnes Scott Cage
Decatur
Nehru Faces Risk as Indian Election Ends Sunday
World in a Spin reports Nehru's Congress party poised to win the general election in India yet facing a possible personal setback. Nehru backs Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon, a controversial figure shaping domestic and foreign opinion.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Osaka
Japan
John Glenn
Senate subcommittee to probe stockpile of strategic materials
In Washington a Senate armed services subcommittee will meet behind closed doors to date begin an investigation of the nations 37 billet stockpile of strategic materials. Elsewhere Pan American’s Roger Lewis elected president and CEO of General Monamics. A rail collision near Franklin Grove caused half a million dollars in damage. no injuries reported. The Bank of Franklin Meadville named new president J F W Heinzer while actress Glena McGeher unexpectedly hinted at a successor to her late father. AFL leaders seek reinstatement of a federal pension guarantees agency. New York schools oppose general federal aid. A Broadway TV transmission plan will limit simultaneous performances in Rochester. Kenneth Ward of Hayden Stone comments on market incentives. Dow theory trader expects recovery to push to highs later this spring. Rep. William Moorhead quips after a speech.
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Senate Armed Services
Roger Lewis
Pan American World Airways
General Monamics Corp
Chicago and North Western
Franklin Grove
Bank OF Franklin
Meadville
Miss
Hollywood
Glena McGeher
Saxi
J F W Heinzer
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
N. Y
Ward
Powers Abel swap exposed in Soviet press letters
Izvestia published a short letter from Rudolf Abel’s wife and daughter confirming his release as part of a prisoner exchange with Francis Gary Powers. The letter, dated February 19, 1962, says appeals to U.S. authorities failed but Soviet authorities arranged clemency after pressing American relatives. Khrushchev is thanked for the gesture.
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Htns
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Izvestia
Pilot Powers
Abel
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Helen
Lydia Abel
Frank Powers
Ussr
F. Powers
N. Khrushchev
Hearted Soviet Move Tied to Powers Case
Washington observers say Izvestia's publication of Col. Rudolph Abel's wife and daughter's letter fits Soviet propaganda, portraying Moscow as a humane government releasing a convicted spy due to family pleas and easing global tension, while Abel is not identified as a Soviet citizen or spy.
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Washington
HTNS
Izvestia
Rudolph II
U.S.A
Moscow
Kremlin
Col. Abel
French Move To Disband Moslem Army Outfits
Gen de Gaulle aims for Algerian independence with a plan to demobilize Algerian Moslem conscripts and auxiliaries in the French army. About 80,000 Moslem conscripts and 90,000 auxiliaries could be demobilized, with 15,000 auxiliaries offered roles in a new special police force. The civilian replacement for the administrative section raises questions about reception by the army and the impact on the Secret Army Organization.
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Secret Army
Rue Michelet
Saq-Salan
SAO
Raoul Salan
Algiers
HTNS
de Gaulle
Algeria
Algera
Natonal Libera Vion Front
Reten Carter Delivery and State Ref and Costs
A fragmented Chronicle Telegram page item mentions Reten Carter delivery and state refund or adjustment, with figures 13.40 for East, 17.08 for Ohio, and 18.68 for Outside Otic, indicating miscellaneous costs or reimbursements. The readable fragments show monetary amounts tied to regional designations.
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Carter
Onio
Otic
Small Investment Opens Mutual Fund Shares
Readily accessible plans allow investing with as little as 30 or 100 dollars at a time from earnings. The message outlines purchasing mutual fund shares to own a portion of American business with ongoing supervision and an invitation to contact by mail, phone, or via a coupon.
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