U S to Withdraw 5400 More Troops From Europe
The Defense Department announced 5400 U S Army troops would be withdrawn from Europe with all men in France and functions shifted to West Germany. The move aims at economy and efficiency, potentially easing a political rift with de Gaulle while drawing questions about NATO trust.
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State Dept. faces fight in Otepka case
Otto F. Otepka, State Department security chief, fights to keep his job amid charges of unauthorized cooperation with the Senate internal security subcommittee. Sen. Eastland reviews the case as Sourwine questions the accusation, while Otepka shifts to research duties and awaits formal charges.
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U.S. Longshoremen Face Tough Trade Dilemma Over Grain to Russia
ILA leaders say dockers would load wheat for the Soviet Union if President Kennedy or the State Department asked, but the stance remains firm against subsidy grain sales. Telegrams warned of strong opposition to loading wheat for the Soviets, amid broader wartime and trade tensions.
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Elaborate Kennedy desk gift traced to Hayes era claim
The Chronicle Telegram notes an intricately carved desk in President Kennedy's Write House office as a gift from Great Britain during Rutherford B. Hayes's administration, citing a claim from the National Geographer Society. The oddly garbled item appears in a 1963 issue with typical newspaper boilerplate on pricing and publication details.
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British Hold Fire On Military Alliance Over Nuclear Force
The Atlantic alliance debates the US backed Multilateral Force as Britain hesitates amid Gaullist vetoes and market tensions. Paris pushes Europe to develop its own nuclear defense while Berlin sustains a security role against the Soviets. The British press and parties split, with talk of joining without commitment.
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NASA plans incentive based Lunar Orbiter contract reforms
NASA announced a shift from cost plus contracts to incentive based terms for the Lunar Orbiter program. The plan adds penalties for overruns and late delivery and rewards for under cost and excellent performance, aiming to boost competition and project reliability.
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Poor crops good markets shift burden to US plan
The article notes European and Japanese losses strain US grain supplies as Canada holds surplus wheat after a Russian order. Western Europe faces declines in France Italy UK while West Germany leads with small gain. US payments may rise as IMF World Bank talks consider expanded credit amid balance of payments shifts.
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Grace’s niece to wed today in small church ceremony
In Des Moines the 15-year-old niece of Princess Grace of Monaco Mary Lee Davis will marry 18-year-old Philadelphia youth John Paul Jones Jr. in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church chapel. The pair had eloped a month earlier.
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