East German Police Nab American Airman in Berlin
Communist police arrested an unnamed American airman on suspicion of border violation but released him days later under four power accords. Reports say he was drunk and interfered with the anti refugee wall, while U.S. officials noted the case and a separate trial for a U.S. student missing since January.
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Joseph B. Fleming
Berlin
UPI
U.S
East Berlin
National Zeitung
Robert Mann
Stanford
Nixon Travels To Denmark For Vacation
Richard Nixon flies into Copenhagen for a four day visit as the main speaker at a joint American Danish 4th of July observance in Rebild. He calls the trip a vacation after the California primary and campaigning, notes uncertain governor chances, and attends a press conference and reception with his family.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Rebild
Butte Weather Outlook Through Tuesday
Considerable cloudiness cooler today through Tuesday with showers or thunderstorms mainly afternoon. Butte highs near 72 and lows around 40. East of Divide expects thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday with cooling trend and Monday highs 75 to 90. West of Divide shows variable clouds and scattered storms Monday and Tuesday with highs 70 to 75 and Monday night lows 40 to 50.
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Butte
Divide
Toll Mounts as Woman Dies in Montana Crash Near Ulm
A head on collision two miles south of Ulm on Interstate 15 killed Ellen Parsons, 44, of Seattle. Her husband Donald, 44, survived as other Great Falls occupants received minor injuries. The Montana toll rose to 96 for 1962. Also dying were Fred Bremer, 72, and Richard Charles Brown, 18, near Billings. several others hospitalized after the two car crash.
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Ulm
UPI
Seattle
Wash
Montana
Ellen Parsons
Donald
Parsons
Great Falls
Stanley Gelvic
Richard Charette
Washington
Billings
Fred Bremer
Richard Charles Brown
Molt
Brown
Karen Ziler
Miss Ziler
Bremer
Walter Florek
Florek
John
Danny
Montana Greek Groups Reelect Officers at 27th Convention
At the 27th annual convention in the Finlen Hotel Sunday the District 18 Order of Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope reelected full slates with one exception. Officers include Gust Carkalis governor and Dan Lambros secretary treasurer, with Harold Allen advisor and Anthony Ginalis lieutenant governor. Missoula hosts the 1963 convention after talks on Americanism led by George Margoles and Tina Katis.
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Order of Ahepa
Daughters of
Penelope
Finlen Hotel
Gust Carkalis
Butte
Dan Lambros
Missoula
Peter Poulos
Marshal
Harold Allen
Angie Carkulis
Agnes Karis
Georgia Mallas
United States
George J. Margoles
Washington, D. C
Tina Katis
Salt Lake City
Manila hits by sharp quake shakes capital
A sharp earthquake struck Manila early Sunday, lasting about 20 seconds. There were no immediate reports of damage.
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Manila
UPI
Philippine
Doctors Strike In Canada Sparks Tragedy In Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan doctors walk off the job opposing the Medical Insurance Act. A nine month old baby, Carl Derhousoss of Usherville, died of meningitis after parents drove 90 miles seeking care, reaching Yorkton with only one doctor on duty. No clear life-saving path existed at nearby towns.
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Regina
Sask
UPI
Saskatchewan
Carl Derhousoss
Usherville
Yorkton
Canora
Preeceville
Yorkton Hospital
Sam Landa
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Landa
Spy Soblen attempts death on plane en route to New York
Dr Robert Soblen, the 62 year old spy, slashed his wrists and stabbed himself with a knife while aboard a flight from Israel to New York escorted by two U S security agents. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital in London with non critical injuries and an emergency operation could be considered.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
USS
New York
Israel
Soblen
U.S
Athens
Hillingdon
Saddest Sadist in LA Puente Case Shocks Community
Mrs Laura L Young 28 was bitten by black widow and smaller spiders during a quarrel in California. Her husband Max 33 was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after deputies were summoned when she reportedly asked for help over the phone. The woman was treated at a local hospital then transferred to Los Angeles County Hospital. He allegedly held an open jar to her neck and shook out the spiders while she was struck with part of a coffee table.
Kennecott Faces Strike Onset In Utah And Arizona
About 2,500 United Steelworkers plan to strike at Kennecott Copper facilities in Magna Utah and Ray Arizona starting Monday after a breakdown in negotiations. The union cites wage offers six to seven cents per hour below competitors and says the contract expired at midnight. Negotiations involve roughly 6,000 Kennecott workers across Utah Arizona Nevada and New Mexico with no further talks scheduled.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
United Steelworkers
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Utah
Arizona
Orville Larsen
Ken
Necott
Magna
Ray, Ariz
Larsen
Kennecott
International Union of Mine, Mill and
Verne Curtis
Curtis
Nevada
New Mexico
Ten Inches of Rain Batter Nebraska and Texas
A heavy Nebraska rainstorm dumped over ten inches in parts of the state Sunday with ranchers reporting nine to thirteen inches in hours. Perry Miller near Valentine measured over nine inches in two and a half hours. In Texas a tornado damaged a Wichita Falls discount store and a firecracker stand. no injuries were reported.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Atlantic
Texas
Perry Miller
Valentine
Neb
Wichita Falls
Tex
Kennedy Returns From Mexico After Flurry Of Praise
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base then toured to the White House after a celebrations filled Mexico visit. They sought a new era of understanding with Lopez Mateos, discussed Cuba, and pledged to resolve saltwater and El Paso issues while affirming Rio treaty principles. The trip drew massive crowds and no disturbances.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Mexico
Castro
Cuba
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
United States
U.S
Basilica of Guadalupe
Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Colorado
el Paso
Tex
Algeria Votes Solidly For Independence As Referendum Ends
Algerians cast a massive vote for independence after 74 years of war and terrorism. With nearly half counted, yes votes stood at about 2.605 million to 6,732 no, as lines formed under a blazing sun and turnout reached 75 to 100 percent in various regions.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
OAS
France
Rocher Noir
Central Control Commission
Oran
Mostaganem
Congress Death Grip Over Gavel Sparks Budget Shutdown
Washington observes the 1962 fiscal year ending with Congress in a payless bind as Senate and House leaders Hayden and Cannon spar over who should chair conference committees. An emergency measure funds government for one month, delaying the budget impasse and creating a so called closed month rule.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Secret Service
Kennedy
Jacob Javits
R.-N.y
Mike Mansfield
D.mont
Carl Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Hayden
Cannon
House of Representatives
Hayden-Cannon
Kennedy Orders Some Marines Out of Thailand
President Kennedy ordered the withdrawal of about 1 000 Marines from Thailand, yielding roughly a quarter of U S combat strength in the country. The moves aim to adjust forces based on conditions as Laos and regional tensions evolve under SEATO commitments.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Thailand
Laos
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon
Mekong River
Red
Kennedy Signs Debt Ceiling Bill to 308 Billion
President Kennedy signed a bill raising the national debt ceiling to a record 308 billion dollars after his return to the White House from Mexico. A second bill extending three years controls on exports to Communist and other unfriendly nations aimed at weighing economic effects and military patent impact.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
White House
U.S
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