Berlin Cross-Border Troop Movements To Include Berlin
U S Army announces a new series of pop movements between Berlin and West Germany aimed at easing Berlin’s isolation. Company D of the First Battalion Group 15th Infantry will arrive and others will cross Autobahn routes through East Germany for short unit exercises not normally possible inside the divided city.
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Bethlehem Shadowed by Loss of 29 Local Soldiers
Bethlehem area mourns 29 local recruits killed in Richmond plane crash. Families recall lives of Albert, Stevie, Joey, and others as communities from Easton to Nazareth plan memorials. City flags lowered, prayers rise, and the Moravian church beacon shines as residents seek solace amid widespread unemployment and shared grief.
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H. D. Quigg
New York
Pennsylvania
Richmond
New Jersey
Quigg
Margaret Kilgore
Trenton
B. Engelke
Philadelphia
Eisenhower urges lifelong education funded by private and public
Former President Eisenhower spoke at Case Institute of Technology urging continued higher education beyond two years to strengthen the economy. He warned against overreliance on federal aid, stressed private foundations and local funding, and noted a Ford Foundation grant of 8 million to Case Tech to support scientific education. He dismissed the notion of a sole solution, calling for efficient, ongoing programs and citizen vigilance.
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Case Tnstitute
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Isiyork
New Jersey
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Ford
Washington
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Case Tech
Neil McElroy
Ohio
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Gamble Corp
Cincinnai
Labor Chief Credits Japan Trade for U S Jobs
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg argued that liberalized trade with Japan would benefit American workers more than tariff cuts, citing recent Japan U S economic rates and Kennedy administration trade policy. Commerce Secretary Hodges warned against protectionism and urged broader multilateral trade with Europe and Japan, while energy focused on modernization and manpower training to aid workers displaced by imports.
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Kennedy
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Tokyo
Soldier in Olive Drab Flees East Berlin Checkpoint
A 33 year old man in a rented olive drab uniform with fake insignia and a U S Air Force patch slipped past the Friederichstrasse checkpoint into West Berlin where border guards paid little heed. He was soon stopped by Berlin police who noted no soldier wears that shade now. In Columbus a new Underground Parking Garage Commission approved traffic studies and sought a loan for planning. Elsewhere Ohio reports deaths and accidents, including Millicent E. Boran found dead in her car near Wabash, and two workers crushed at local plants. Washington notes from UPI about arms race dangers, Atomic Energy Commission reveals Soviet yield, and various national economic and political items.
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State Emergency Board
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Baltimore
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Wabash
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
United Press International
Galion Chamber of Commerce
Robert D. Reece
Hamilton
Beckett Paper Co
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Weaver
Dayton
Drury Printing Co
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Mahoning River
Elvis Stahr
Youngstown
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward Wayne Edwards
FBI
Cape Canaveral
Albany
N. Y
New York
Trans World Airlines
Armold Barbero
Rift Between Albania and Russia Deepens Across World Communism
The Albania Soviet split widened after Albania sided with China at the UN and criticized Khrushchev. Enver Hoxha and Prime Minister Mehmet Shehu faced Khrushchev’s rebuke at the 22nd Congress, with Moscow warning of possible expulsion and demanding leadership resignations.
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Shehu
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Assand
New York
Abdul Kellezi
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Avhen Mao
Tse-t
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Communist Party
Stalin
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World Communist Movement
Six Common Market Nations Close British Talks
European six wound up talks in Brussels with a British delegation led by Edward Heath. Officials will meet November 22 to 25 to study Commonwealth issues and Britain’s external tariff. Ministers resume talks on December 9 as scope narrows to tariff terms and possible special arrangements.
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Britain
Heath
Alfred Muller Armack
West Germany
France
Italy
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of British
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