Tear Gas Battle Erupts Along Wall In Berlin
West Berlin youths carrying a wooden cross faced tear gas from East German police as they marched along the wall's first anniversary. Riot police cleared Wilhelmstrasse after stones and water cannons sparked a furious clash. East German troops were seen moving toward the border as windows opened in East Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West
Eastern Guards
West Police
Ulbricht
Walter Ulbricht
Wilhelmstrasse
Hamburg-Berlin
Nauen
Staaken
Vopos
Wall
Unter den Linden
East Berlin
Pigeon Wanders to Clarke County Home With Visible Band
A tame pigeon lands at Mrs. Howard Moulden’s Old Charles Town Road residence in Clarke County. The bird wears a band marked NPA 61 DG 468. Mrs. Moulden seeks origin details of the feathered visitor.
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Howard Moulden
Old Charles Town Road
Clarke County
West Has No Joshua To Tumble Red Wall
A AP report discusses the Berlin Wall's one year existence as a permanent barrier. It notes the wall's propaganda impact and East Germany’s claim of economic loss for 1961. It cites Khrushchev calling West Berlin a stubborn bone and Walter Ulbricht noting brain drain.
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West
Joshua
Jericho
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Berlin
Kennedy Signals Rejection of Quick Tax Cut Plan Tonight
President Kennedy is expected to oppose an immediate tax cut in his national address on taxes and the lagging economy. He will likely stress his stalled requests for stand by authority to cut taxes and launch a public works program if recession looms, keeping doors open for a later tax cut if Congress approves.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
County Asks State for Trappers to Prevent Rabies Epidemic
Frederick County Board of Supervisors asked the Virginia State Health and Agriculture departments to send a six-man Predator Rabies Control team to trap predatory animals including foxes skunks and raccoons for about 30 days. Owners may refuse trapping on their land. emergency deployment possible if rabies outbreak occurs.
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Board
State
Frederick
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
L. O. Fears
F. Nelson Swink
Dr. Fears
Fears
Virginia State Dept of Health
State Dept. of Agriculture
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
State Health Department
Gerald
Boards of Supervisors
Paul Luttrell
Pers
Jack Webb Finally Gets His Badge 714
In Long Beach California acting sergeant Jack Webb of the Lakewood juvenile division receives badge 714 after years of pursuit. Deputy Robert Copland, badge 714, retires after a decade with the force, and Webb secures the shield.
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Jack Webb
Long Beach
Calif
Webb
Lakewood
Robert Copland
Force
Pilot Mistaken Landing At Troutdale Field
A DC8 jet with 88 aboard landed at Troutdale Field near Portland after misidentifying the airport. The flight from Chicago to Seattle was supposed to land at International Airport, which has a longer runway. The pilot Captain S R Whipple reportedly mixed up the two sites. Eight hours later another United crew moved the empty airliner.
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Portland
Ore
Troutdale Field
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
International Airport
United Airlines
S. R. Whipple
United
Board Agrees To Determine Who Owns Road
Frederick County supervisors promised a Beechcroft Road resident they would determine who must maintain the street. Richard C. Curtis, representing seven Cedarmeade residents, urged action after noting the state refused to accept the road. He warned another harsh winter could leave the street unusable.
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Frederick
Two Youths Injured In Car Accident
Harold Bowen and John L Kinsey were injured when their car left Cedar Creek Grade and struck a tree at 12 40 p m. They were rushed to Winchester Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Bowen was sawed from the wreckage. Kinsey suffers a slight concussion and further details were unavailable.
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Harold Bowen
John L. Kinsey
Cedar Creek
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Bowen
Kinsey
Kennedy Faces Campaign Dilemmas Over Defecting Republicans
President Kennedy may need political blind spots as he campaigns for Democrats in Senate and House races. He will back party incumbents while glossing over GOP defections on New Frontiers goals and issues like Medicare. He may oppose Dirksen in Illinois despite past cooperation on crises.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
New Frontiers
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Congress
Soblen Seeks High Court Help To Delay Prison Term
Dr. Robert A. Soblen and his lawyers travel to Britain's high court to seek a writ of habeas corpus and block deportation to the United States. They argue that deportation would amount to illegal extradition as espionage is not extraditable under the U S British treaty. Soblen remains in Brixton Prison amid a series of government attempts to remove him to New York via Israel.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
Britain
High Court
United States
Soblen
Brooke
New York
el al
Israel
U.S
Europe
British High Court
Court of Appeals
Czechoslovakia
Red Astronauts Close Courses Across Space
Two Soviet cosmonauts aboard Vostok III and IV completed 35 and 19 orbits respectively as they circled Earth after their Saturday and Sunday launches. They appeared on TV and described fine conditions while edging closer to a planned descent.
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Moscow
Andrian Nikolayv
Novosti Today
Nikolayv
Vostok IH
Nekolayev
Vostok IV
Pavel Popovich
Earth
Andrian Nikolayev
Tass
Gherman S. Titov
Japan
Ohio Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Khrushchev
Soviet Cosmonauts Report Radio Frequencies
Moscow reports the cosmonauts are using radio megacycle frequencies 19.900 20.006 and 143.625 for communications during operations.
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Moscow
Cosmonauts Use Code Names Falcon and Golden Eagle
In Moscow, astronaut Nikolayev is Falcon and Popovich is Golden Eagle. The two cosmonauts use these radio call signs for communications with Earth and each other.
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Moscow
Andrian Nikolayev
Falcon
Pavel Popovich
Golden Eagle
Earth
First Death In Winchester Since 1960 After Weekend Crash
A seven year old Amos E. Whipp Jr died at Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car in the 400 block of South Loudoun Street. The weekend crash near Gore killed four teenagers from Wardensville and Rio, West Virginia, including Harold Good Jr, Othniel Richard Jr, Barbara Smith, and Joan Combs. The car left Rt 259, struck trees, and rolled off the road. safety belts were not in use for the front passengers.
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Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Gore
Amos E. Whipp, Jr
Rt. 5
Berryville Pike
Winchester
Rt. 259
Stephens City
Harold Warden Good, Jr
Wardensville
W. Va
Othniel Elwood Richard, Jr
Barbara Ann Smith
Rio
Joan Regina Combs
Whipp
S. Loudoun St
Ronald L. Bowers
James William Wood
S. Kent St
Virginia-West Virginia
Frederick County
L. A. Estep
Estep
Richard
Miss Combs
Miss Smith
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Jacob K. Javits
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California
Kuchel
By Preston Grover
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Gherman Titov
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