Rusk Gromyko Hold Four Hour Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met four hours on Berlin and other Cold War issues. They planned another meeting next week but did not fix a time. The discussion was described as friendly and businesslike with no content disclosed.
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Mailing privileges authorized at Middletown NY
Second class mailing privileges were authorized at Middletown New York under the act of March 3 1897.
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UN votes quick debate on A ban at Assembly
The U N General Assembly steering committee voted 16 to 3 for a joint Anglo American proposal to debate a nuclear test ban despite Soviet opposition. Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Russia voted against. France abstained. An Indian proposal for continuation of the moratorium was also approved. Ambassador Stevenson warned Russia plans to poison the atmosphere while disarmament talks proceed. Zorin countered by accusing the United States of fanning a false impression and warned of underground tests followed by atmospheric ones.
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Uneasy peace in Katanga with refugee threat
A cease fire in Katanga left an uneasy peace as about 30,000 Baiuba tribal refugees gathered outside the city. They broke from camps to raid white neighborhoods for food, attacking two whites and killing one, and assaulted three newsmen near the encampment, shattering car windows and slashing tires with spears.
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Survivor H Julien in slow recovery after crash that killed Hammarskjold
The sole survivor of the Dag Hammarskjold plane crash, American security guard Harold Julien, was reported in Ndola Hospital to be making slow progress. A hospital spokesman said he remained on the critical and dangerous list and would likely stay there about ten days, with several months before discharge.
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Kennedy set for UN speech amid Cold War tension
President Kennedy prepared for a pivotal United Nations address vowing to defend individual liberty in talks with Russia. General Lucius D. Clay flew a helicopter into Berlin’s Steinstuecken, drawing nervous, astonished responses from Communist police as villagers celebrated. French President de Gaulle urged talks with the Soviets on Germany while warning against coercion. FBI Director Hoover pressed proactive anti communism measures amid concerns over Communist influence.
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