Reservists at Fort Ord voice split over mobilization reality
At Fort Ord California a mix of draftees and volunteers in basic and advanced infantry training speak out about the mobilization. They describe pay, quarters, and hardship while recalling Germanys threats and Washingtons orders. Some express bitterness at being pulled from civilian life to train with support units and non frontline roles. The piece captures mood, concerns, and the clash between duty and personal impact, including hopes for ready pilots and equipment.
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Tennyson
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Rariari
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Reds Demand U.S. Fleet Withdraw From Cuban Area
The Soviet union accused the United States of intervening in the Dominican Republic crisis and urged withdrawal of naval units from Cuban vicinity. U N delegates debated in New York as Valerian Zorin framed U S actions as hostile while Stevenson defended Washington. The Security Council ended the session without action.
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U S rejects Russia plan for quick nuclear test ban
Geneva dispatch reports Arthur Dean calls the Moscow draft “completely unsatisfactory and unacceptable” after Smirnov Tsarapkin presents a plan for a moratorium and on site inspections. Britain and the United States say they will study the proposal and seek government approval while the talks resume.
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Tsarapkin
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Britain
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Tsarapov
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Soviet Union
Terday
France
Russia
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Tsaraphin
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Con Janx
East West Must Talk Dean Says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged renewed negotiations with the Soviet Union to dull the basic Cold War conflict. He outlined four areas for talks arms control specific crises advance discussion and joint peaceful uses of atomic energy and space. The remarks came at a dinner meeting of the Academy of Political Science in New York.
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Soviet Union
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Academy of Political Science
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Rusk
Lyndon B Johnson
Russia
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Sovet Union
World In A Spin shows UN near broke says Newsom
Herald Tribune News Service reports UN funds strained fifteen months into Congo peace mission. Criticism rises from left and right as UN authority erodes, U Thant faces Russian pressure, and pessimism grows about UN capacity to settle Cold War conflicts.
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UPI
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Security Council
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Hammarskjold
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Egbert DE Vries
International Institute of Social Studies
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Education Of Retarded Not Welfare Problem, Aides Say
Welfare workers in Columbus say educating retarded children remains an educational issue, not welfare, despite a new law. The change shifts funding and oversight to school districts, the Mental Hygiene Department, and welfare agencies, with county boards resisting the added responsibility. About 39,000 children were served statewide under the program.
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Robert Haines
Mammly
Haines
United Appeal
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Churchill’s Boss Plans Quiet 87th Birthday at Hyde Park Gate
London reports say Sir Winston Churchill will mark his 87th birthday with a quiet day at his London residence. The boss, Lady Churchill, aims to minimize publicity and keep celebrations small, with family only, as doctors and aides manage health and public attention.
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Aqy Churchill
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Lake Michigan fish probe kicked off by federal bureau
Ann Arbor based report notes the Federal Bureau of Commercial Fisheries opens a Saugatuck station to study reviving Great Lakes fishing. A 60 foot Cisco tug will sweep Lake Michigan for new catching and marketing methods while the Kano refits for similar work. The effort targets rebuilding the industry after trout declines from sea lamprey and notes 1.47 thousand Michigan commercial fishers amid regional employment figures.
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Aroderl Persouiud
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