Soviet and United States clash tightens as Khrushchev signals testing
Moscow reports a diplomatic chill with signs the Soviet Union may halt the Red Army cutback and resume nuclear testing if the United States does. Khrushchev marks Nazi invasion anniversary and outlines arms buildup, disarmament goals, and potential separate East German peace talks while opposing broad international control.
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Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Moscow
Washington
Nazi Germany
Laos
Kennedy
Vienna
East Germany
Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
Soviet
Berlin
Trol
Longshoremen Resume Work Amid Wider Merchant Marine Strike
Longshoremen return to New York docks as the nationwide Merchant Marine strike persists. About 150000 workers deserted piers, underscoring a stalemate between ship owners, unions, and government actions. Some companies report supply cuts and ongoing negotiations to resolve disputed demands.
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NEW York
UPI
Chant Marine Institute
Re ReRaen
Joseph Curran
Rien
Oberlin public hearing on code subject stirs little opposition
Civil War veteran diary details 101 year old experiences as memory anchors. Africa's people seek knowledge and manpower for education, a speaker says. Oberlin report notes public hearing on integrated code with minimal opposition and mentions page references.
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Aerias
Africa
Oberlin
Brilty Family Reunited After Long Separation in United States
Francis Brilty, his wife Danuse, and their son Francis Jr. were reunited in Ohio after years apart amid wartime and immigration hurdles. Danuse’s visa issues and Brility’s counter intelligence past strained the family. they later planned to return to their home after a brief stay for travel and recovery.
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New York
UPI
Francis
Helto
Germany
Brilty
Ohio Westrooks Fine
Herleyan University
Delaware
United States
Danuse
Zurich
Switzerland
Frankfurt
McCarran
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Europe
Army
D-Ohio
Francis Jr
U.S. Erding Air Force Base
Marry
Air Force Base
Lawson firm urges special session on Ohio blue laws
Lawson Milk Co president William Howlett asks Gov. DiSalle for a special session to repeal or modify Ohio Sunday closing laws. Howlett says 308 stores will stay open on Sundays and threatens false arrest suits. petitions and Sunday purchase forms are planned to mobilize northeastern Ohio support. Kennedy suffers mild virus. White House doctors treat him while Lawson campaigns continue.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lawson Milk Co
State House
DiSalle
Dayton
Cincinnati
William Howlett
Lawson’s
Cuyahoga Falls
Howlett
Lawson
Chase
Sunday, Inc
Merbracket Us
Elyria
Chary
Cleveland
Stark County
Canton
Massillon
Milk Concern
Alliance
Blue
Washington
UPD
Kennedy
White House
Cnlive
Preston Wade
New York
Janet Travell
Pany
Eichmann Testifies About Globke Ties and Citizenship Decree
Adolf Eichmann named officials in the Interior Ministry, including Globke, in a 1941 plan to strip German Jews of citizenship and confiscate property. He described a meeting called by Globke and asserted the decrees set a pattern used across Nazi occupied lands.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf
Ger
Adenauer
Bonmn
Eichmann
Hansman Jens
Hering
Globke
Westing
Ministry of Interior
West
Konrad Adel Berlin
Gestapo
Naver
Heinrich Mueller
Interior Ministry
Hichmann
Adenauer Aide Denies Link With Nazi Jewish Bureau
In Bonn Hans Globke, State Secretary in Schaumburg Palace, denied Eichmann’s claim that he helped enlarge the Nazi Jewish Affairs Bureau. The statement followed Eichmann’s Jerusalem testimony. Globke's past role in Nazi legal work and Interior Ministry actions remain under scrutiny as Bonn cites his denials amid a weather forecast.
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Adenauer
Bonn
HTNS
Hans Globke
Adolph Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Globke
Jerusalem
Schaumburg Palace
Hitler
Harmless Billy Joe causes Malvern terror spree
In Malvern Arkansas 25 year old William Schuler Joe known as Billy Joe used a 30 30 rifle to kill two people and wound six others after reacting to perceived mistreatment at work. He barricaded himself, was tracked by deputies and volunteers, and finally surrendered to a police posse.
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Malvern
Ark
UPI
Billy Joe
Arkansas
William Schuler Joe
State Employment Office
Western Auto
Shirley Ashcraft
Elsie Qwens
Miss Ashcraft
Roe Akers
Billy Joe Buie
Novie Mae Grant
Wayne Wiliams
Norris McDade
Phillip Dodman
J. D. Sheffield
Dorsey D. Glover
Bill Funk
Funk
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