Stevenson Flags Rise of Reds in South America
U N ambassador Adlai E Stevenson told President Kennedy that discontent and communism are rising in South America with Cuba intervention hurting, as he urged a possible Montevideo Latin American conference to launch Kennedy's alliance for progress. He warned Cuba's revolution has turned toward communism and noted Latin nations fear greater interventions.
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East German Farm Crisis Declared as Fire Burns Agricultural Sector
A sensational Central Committee proclamation declares the agricultural house on fire in East Germany. It orders village mobilizations, suspends working agreements, and warns that income hinges on production as food shortages worry citizens.
Divorce and politics grip Germany as Clause 48 comes under fire
In Germany the Christian Democrats push to abolish Clause 48 which allows divorce after three years separation and deemed irretrievable. Opposition parties debate changes as the issue rises in the waning Tage of the current Bundestag and could influence upcoming elections.
Germany’s Clause 48 Divorce Policy Examined
The article surveys Weimar and Nazi era divorce debates focusing on Clause 48. It notes that German courts long restricted divorce and that many cases relied on private consent or alleged marital offenses. It discusses current debates by the Christian Democrats and the societal context, including shifts in divorce rates and attitudes toward marriage law.
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World in a Spin and Cold War Echoes Across Nations
U S Air Force Maj Gen Robert Warren warned the Communists that Allied troops would decisively destroy any Red force that might attempt a repetition of the 1950 Korean invasion. In Laos five escapees say Reds paraded three bound American prisoners to impress locals. Tshombe of Katanga is expected to return to Elisabethville after two months as a political prisoner in Leopoldville. Russia will be tapped for more UN costs. Debre promises immediate farm crisis action in France. De Gaulle aims to sever Algeria problem in months. West Germany seeks a roadblock to a separate Soviet treaty with East Germany. In Columbus Buckeye Girls State closes as 1,040 teens prep for graduation. Nicholas J. Dziamba, ex-chief examiner, is innocent of embezzling $2.11 but must repay it. The Ohio Senate winds up its 25th week with minor bills. health directors gain quarantine and vaccination authority for dogs when rabies is prevalent. Mrs Betty Downey collapses in court during her children’s testimony on her husband’s fatal 1960 shooting. Glenn Carter, 27, dies after a gasoline truck explosion. his wife recently gave birth. President Kennedy plans a Europe visit to discuss nuclear and conventional force mixes. Publicker Chemical withdraws from Cuban molasses exchanges for surplus corn. Vice Adm Hyman Rickover is criticized for arguing abolishing Annapolis and West Point. Goldwater warns against worldwide communism versus freedom. Titan missile fails and sinks off Cape Canaveral. Labor Secretary Goldberg bans labor surplus term. Mrs Kennedy decorates Blair House as McNamara’s defense plans surface.
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Everest Conqueror Debunks Abominable Snowman Myth
Sir Edmund Hillary, first to summit Mount Everest, dismissed the abominable snowman of the Himalayas as a myth and a misbelief spread by simple minded local peoples. The remark was made Friday during his Kathmandu visit.
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Governors oppose cabinet department of urban affairs
State chiefs warn a Kennedy plan for a cabinet department of urban affairs would centralize power in Washington, undercut state and local relations, and push more federal aid programs. City leaders favor federal funds and argue urban areas now drive population growth and need federal backing.
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What To Do With Adolf Eichmann Trial Dilemma
In Jerusalem Israel faces a political afterword to the Eichmann trial. Judges will concern death by hanging but the president may commute or mercy may apply. Most Israelis oppose execution and favor a life sentence with separate guards and facilities to maintain the trial’s solemn purpose.
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