East Berlin checkpoint incident nets tense car standstill
In a tense exchange, U S personnel faced harassment as armed Forces members and civilians attempted to pass checkpoints into East Berlin. Cars with Lebanese and other plates were halted for identification checks amid military controls.
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Adenauer Pressured To Limit His Term
Bonn reports intense pressure from party foes and allies for Chancellor Adenauer to pledge a two year maximum term. Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss led calls for a written commitment to leave office by spring 1963, signaling a lame duck tenure as coalition talks continue and a new government forms with CDU and Free Democrats.
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British Rhine Army Reported Unprepared for Action
A Daily Mail dispatch from West Germany claims the British Rhine Army lacks readiness with shortages in manpower and equipment. The 33,000-man maneuvers exposed deficiencies in aircraft, drivers, bridges, and support services, while U.S. troops supplied transport and an assault helicopter for the exercises.
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Nixon Denies Reports That '64 Is Lost GOP Cause
Former Vice President Nixon rejected claims that the 1964 GOP effort is doomed. He said Republican wins in forthcoming congressional and state elections would help secure a Republican president in 1964, and warned Kennedy policies could spark inflation and domestic strife. The article cites Nixon’s law-office statement and contemporaneous political commentary from The Chronicle-Telegram.
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Hodg es Urges Youth to Borrow to Invest in Future
Commerce Secretary Luther H Hodg es tells young Americans on TV to borrow up to their means to invest in capital, advising not to exceed sustainable debt. He spoke Sunday, framing debt as a tool for future investment rather than consumption.
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Queen Elizabeth to Ghana visit disputed amid safety fears
London reports show renewed calls to cancel the Queen’s planned state trip to Ghana over safety concerns. Liberal and opposition figures warn of risks to Britain and the Queen, citing Ghanaian political tensions and recent arrests of opponents of President Nkrumah.
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World In A Spin In London on Khrushchev and Talks
Observers in London say Khrushchev may press a new peace appeal at the Moscow congress while Berlin offers remain unlikely. Gromyko signals hope for East West talks as Paris whispers resist Britain’s entry to a European Common Market and Red China seeks influence with East Germany in a Khrushchev Ulbricht split.
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Nuclear war would end in 24 to 48 hours says Ralph Lapp
Ralph Lapp, a U S scientist who helped build the first U S atomic bombs, warns that a U S Russia nuclear exchange would devastate both sides within 24 to 48 hours if 10 000 megatons were unleashed He says recovery would be impossible and the world would enter a broken back phase with mass food shortages.
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Mollet Warns Germany Must Align With Russia In Five Years
Former French premier Lut Mollet said Germany must be reunited with Russia within five years to rebuild Europe. He warned that without German Russian integration another German Soviet pact could emerge, linking Hitler’s 1939 non aggression treaty to future conflicts.
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Air Test Pleases Kennedy in Sky Shield Exercise
President Kennedy praised Sky Shield 1 as the best test yet of North American air defense. The exercise cleared continental skies for 12 hours, with 6,000 sorties by 1,000 American and Canadian aircraft, though a B52G bomber vanished over the Atlantic during the mission, triggering a search. NORAD's Gen. Laurence Kuter called the drill invaluable for aerospace defense.
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Dodd Calls Bang Jensen Murder Linked to Russians
Sen Thomas J Dodd said he is satisfied that U N diplomat Paul Bang Jensen was murdered in 1959 and that police ruled suicide. He led a two year Senate internal security subcommittee inquiry and told a radio program there is reason to believe the Russians killed the Danish diplomat.
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Cop Loses Coat in Indianapolis Station Theft
Police inspector William Hague reported his raincoat stolen from his car parked in front of the station house on a Sunday. No injuries or suspects named. The incident adds to recent petty theft complaints in the downtown area.
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