Optimistic Berlin Outlook Echoes West Berlin Ties in 1962
Berlin mayor Willy Brandt warned of new Communist pressure on West Berlin in 1962 while remaining cautiously hopeful about the year ahead. Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged early Berlin talks with the Soviets, stressing guarantees for free access and the removal of the wall as essential to German reunification and broader Western unity.
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Willy Brandt
West Berlin
West Germany
Brandt
Forsien
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
France
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Politisch-Soziale Korrespondenz
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Five Children Die In Flat Fire Near Richmond Indiana
UPI reports five children died when flames swept a four unit apartment in Richmond Indiana as their mother Marian Moore was in hospital giving birth to another child. The victims Richard four Pamela two Billy one and Thelma Patterson’s two nephews James four and John Patterson were asleep in the kitchen area. Fire appeared to have started near a stove and confined to two rooms. Battalion Chief Miller said responders did all they could but the victims were likely gone before arrival. Mrs Patterson was hospitalized with burns and shock.
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UPI
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Pamela
Billy
Marilyn Moore
Moore
Indiana
Evansville
Battalion
R. F. Miller
Miller
Patterson
Ten Japanese Rightists Indicted Over Ikeda Plot
Tokyo prosecutors indicted ten ultranationalists on charges of conspiring to attack Prime Minister Ikeda’s government and officials. Four others including ex-general Sakurai were released for now. The group met since last September planning to strike in Tokyo in January under a study-group cover.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hayato Ikeda
Tokutaro Sakurai
Ikeda
Hosaku Kawanami
National
Sec
Conant Aide Appointed Visiting Professor at Arizona
The University of Arizona College of Education will welcome Dr. Matthew Gaffney as a visiting professor for the coming academic term. Gaffney, until last year, was senior associate with Dr. James B. Conant on a study of American high schools, as regents approved yesterday in Tempe.
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Matthew Gaffney
University of Arizona
College of Education
Gaffney
James B. Conant
Conant
Tempe
Dominicans Protests Turn Violent Outside U S Visa Office
In Santo Domingo a mob of about 100 Domincans beat two men believed to be Trujillo loyalists and attacked a third, as anti American sentiment rose. Police intervened to rescue the injured and Consul Ortwein clarified that Rafael Perez was not present in the visa office.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Luis E. Montes de Oca
Rafael L. Trujillo
Mathias Ortwein
Trujillo
Piringo Perez
Ortwein
Perez
United States
British cabby donates whiskers to charity
Plymouth England UPI reports cab driver Bert Lawson donated his chin whiskers to charity. Dozens of residents paid 35 cents each for a snip at his beard with proceeds supporting a summer seaside outing for spastic children.
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Plymouth
England
UPI
Bert Lawson
Lawson
Ward's Plans Tuxedo Rental by Mail Order
Montgomery Ward & Co announces plans to rent tuxedos and tails by mail to customers and grandsons, expanding beyond its 19th century overalls business. The move targets formalwear needs through its retail network and mail order system.
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Chicago
UPI
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mii
Museum Standards Proposed at Michigan State University
EAST LANSING Mich JPI Standards of accreditation aim to lift museums nationwide with better facilities research acquisitions and staff. Wilder chair of Oak Ridge Institute argues accreditation would improve public image and urges a regional or state start before national rollout.
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Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
JPI
Jims
Charles G. Wilder
Pro- Wilder
Tenn
Wilder
Midwest
Liberte Liner Sold for Scrap and Potential Seattle Hotel Plan
The French Line sold the Liberte to the India Training and Transport Assn with Luria Bros. Co. for scrap demolition in an Italian yard. The contract allows third parties to use the vessel as a floating hotel for the Seattle World's Fair on a rental basis, potentially increasing the price. The 31 year old, 51,839 ton liner was withdrawn from service in November and now sits in Le Havre awaiting decisions amid speculative sale prices.
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India Training & Transport Assn
Luria Bros. & Co
New York
Seattle
le Havre
Fraser
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