Kennedy reports Khrushchev tough in Vienna talks
President Kennedy briefed congressional leaders after Vienna talks with Premier Khrushchev. Khrushchev raised his voice over Berlin and described Castro as unstable, not a Communist, while offering to keep Allied access to West Berlin and propose UN troops there. Kennedy said the West will defend Berlin as a foundation of American security and warned against further Soviet pressure.
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Five Georgia Cities Named for Postwar Air Landing Fields
The Air Force designated five Georgia cities for emergency landing facilities to support recovery after a base attack. Sites include Spence Air Base in Moultrie, Bush Field in Augusta, Valdosta Municipal Airport, Muskogee County Airport in Columbus, and Atlanta Municipal. Each Recovery Squadron will have 180 personnel. an Atlanta reservist group of 46 will train the squadrons.
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Air Force
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Bush Field
Augusta
Val- Gosta
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Columbus
Atlanta
Air Force Reserve Program
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Macon
Savannah
Albany
Board Created By Methodists In Georgia Conference
A South Georgia Methodist Conference meeting in Columbus voted to establish the Evangelism Missions Board to be led by Rev. F. J. Beverly Jr. The conference also approved moving the Board of Education offices from Macon to Epworth by the Sea and placing Evangelism Missions offices there as well. Also noted were ordinations of thirteen ministers as deacons during a Wednesday worship service and related convention activities.
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Board of Education
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WéHam Moore Adams Jr
Cecil Beri ‘Hazen
Charles H. Hers
Jimmy R. Hill
Charles B. Hemphreys
Jame H. Humphrey
Willis “Moore
Henry Franklin Pierce
Kennedy De Gaulle Talk on Nuclear Forces and Alliance
The dialogue between Kennedy and De Gaulle covers fears of a wider proliferation of nuclear weapons to other nations including China. De Gaulle expresses desire for an independent French nuclear force, noting a changed balance since NATO’s formation and a broader open risk to Paris. Kennedy emphasizes U S commitment to defend France and Western Europe, while acknowledging France's long range concerns and leadership succession issues.
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Group Visits Indian Mounds On YMCA Father Son Teams
The Apache tribe of Y Indian Guides visited Blakely mounds and burial grounds with pottery knives and relics. Father son Braves Harris Pope Dusty Claude McClendon Ed Joe Fudge Ronnie Al Mitchell Al John Griffin Richard Paul Goggins Welch and Philip Faulk attended.
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Claude McClendon
Joe Fudge
Ronnie
al Mitchell
John Griffin
Richard
Paul Goggins
Welch
Philip Faulk
Ralph Faulk
Welch Goggins
Chicago minister jailed after interview with Freedom Riders
The Rev Richard Gleason, 24, a Baptist minister from Chicago, posed in Jackson Mississippi’s jail during an AP Wirephoto interview. He urged against joining the Freedom Riders, calling the group’s caliber disappointing. Gleason is among 65 sentenced to pay a $200 fine or serve at $8 a day, and was returned to jail after the interview.
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Housing Bill Victory Seen in Senate amid Debates
In Washington AP reports Senate administration forces expect to push the 6.19 billion housing bill through with little change after defeating key Republican amendments. Sen. John Sparkman said the measure is over the hump and likely to pass. The Capehart amendment to strike a section of the moderate income program failed 50 to 41.
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Homer E. Capehart
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