Kennedy Weighs Berlin Defense Build-Up Reports
President Kennedy will hear briefings from military chiefs on Western defense strength and allied responses to the Berlin crisis. Rusk, McNamara, and Lemnitzer will lead sessions with Norstad in the afternoon while Gromyko meetings loom as U.S. officials stay cautiously optimistic about progress toward a negotiated settlement.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
United States
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lars Norstad
Allied Forces
Europe
Norstad
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kenedy
Newport
Tourists Stranded In Ireland To Fly Home Today
A group of 103 visitors stranded in Ireland waited through a sixth night as a routine plane examination, led by Capt. decry McCabe and Ed Kline, determined the aircraft’s safety. Five chose scheduled service home Monday night, reducing the count to 98 awaiting departure.
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Decry McCabe
Avialiat
Trish Govrnment
Ed Kline
U.S
Aviay Inn Ageney
De Gaulle says Algeria crisis to be decided by referendum
President Charles de Gaulle declared unity in Algeria will be kept at all costs and outlined a provisional executive to govern Algerian affairs until a popular referendum. He signaled a Force Publique to enforce the future regime and indicated new largely Algerian forces would compose it.
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Paris
Charles
le Gaulle
Ageri
Algeria
France
Foree Publique
de Causle
Force Publique
Mel
How a Friend's Advice Gained Me 12000 Dollars
A bank visit leads to advice from a banker about reading The Wall Street Journal. Two years later the reader earned $12,000, crediting daily newspaper use for career progress. The ad touts WSJ benefits for workers earning 7500 to 30000, offers trial subscriptions, and lists contact details, including Broad Street, New York.
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Wall Street Journal
Journal
Wis
Wall Street
Broad St
New York
N. Y
Knight to name emissary over Nixon job offer
Los Angeles reports Knight expects to name a man offering a job connected to Richard Nixon. Edgerkin, a Los Angeles financier, denies being Nixon emissary, while speculation swirls about Edgerton and others as Knight’s likely pick ahead of Nixon’s own nomination plans. The dispute centers on alleged offers and who truly represents Nixon.
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Man
Los Angeles
Nixon
Hse
Ny Jo
Sibelaus
Harry Farrell
Fae
Sos
Jose Califf News
Maiday
Edgerton
Knight Sys
Warrell
Ownership and management of The Daily Matl at Haegerstown MD
Publication notice shows publishers editor and staff at Haegerstown Maryland with listed addresses. Includes owners or stockholders owning 1 percent or more, and notes none of bonds or security holders exceed the threshold. Data presented as required by federal law with address details for publisher editor and business manager.
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MATL
Hagerstown
Marylaind
Buiiness
Wry Preston Lane
Fr Hagerstown, Md
J. Garviry
Hager
Partnershie
Peace Marchers Demand Banning Of Nuclear Bomb
Peace marchers from America Europe and western Russia entered Red Square at 2 pm to press for a ban on nuclear weapons. Police had barriers up but few demonstrators arrived, leading to relaxed security as the crowd moved into the square.
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API
Neler Harmth
America
Europe
Russia
Red Square
Soldier walks in Red Square with NATO marchers in Germany
Army PFC Jacob Lied Jr and colleagues from the 27th Engineer Company joined Western marchers during a NATO exercise in Germany. Police barred questions as they distributed handbills in Red Square while Soviet onlookers collected them. A separate note mentions John Kruze of Illinois arriving from Latvia, describing escape from communism.
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Germany
Army
Jacob Lieid, Jr
Aagecuen Auu
West Side
Funkstown
Unio
Mate
NATO
Red Square
Igis
North Magers
Hagerstown
Square
Europe
Soviet Union
Uber
United Nations Debates New Members as China Question Looms
United Nations Security Council members from East and West considered delaying action on Mauritania and Outer Mongolia while awaiting a decision on sealing Red China. The council adjourned after hours of tense talks as the Soviet Union pressed Mauritania and Nationalist China was expected to veto Outer Mongolia. Diplomats saw little chance of compromise and noted potential vetoes on the issues.
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United Nations
N.Y
USN
Mauritania
First American Newspaper Opens Opposition in Boston AES 7 1721
The New England Courant, first printed in Boston in 1721, became the earliest American newspaper to openly challenge established leaders, signaling a bold stance against authority and contributing to a culture of political dissent in the colonies.
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Boston
The
New England Courant
City revenue report shows property taxes exceed half of total
The 1960 city revenue summary details property taxes at 53.6 percent of total, with drops in liquor licenses, street and parking fees, and market fees, offset by increases in golf greens fees and rentals. Unallocated revenue includes interdepartmental charges and miscellaneous items. Surplus fell from 742,731 in 1959 to 279,532 in 1960.
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T Hose
Revere
Walter Department
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Speaker Rayburn Hospitalized in Dallas for Back Ailment
Dallas Tex Aug reports Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn has entered Baylor Hospital for back trouble. A Dallas surgeon will treat him and tests will take several days. The 66 year old congressman returned to his Bonham home on Aug 31 for rest.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Tayborn
Bonham
Preer Tidy Got Prayer Text From Rast in DC
A prayer excerpt from John Marvin Rast, executive secretary of the Methodist Board of Education, Columbia, DC, expresses praise for the new opportunities of service with dedication of time, talents, and substance as the day begins, thanking God for goodness and mercy.
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Aaron
John Marvin Rast
Columbia, D.C
Methodist Board of Edu
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