South Vietnamese Experiment in Communist Territory Stumbles
UPI reports a bold Sun-Operation Sun- era program to arm peasants in South Vietnam falters as security in villages relies on regu lar aid. White House confirms Kennedy met with five Central American leaders led by Honduras President Ramon Villeda Morales to discuss economic matters and anti communism efforts. Troops were to secure areas while civic action drives aimed at winning peasant allegiance proceed.
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A Berlin South project led by architect Gropius plans 14,500 homes for 50,000 people with 9 schools and 3 subway stations as part of a strategic hamlet approach. The effort includes government-funded cheap rental apartments and a mix of apartment and individual homes in multi-story buildings.
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Mona Lisa Exhibit Sought For New York And Washington
UPI reports plans to loan Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa to New York and Washington if negotiations with France succeed. The painting may travel from the Louvre to venues including the Metropolitan Museum’s Gothic Hall.
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Indiana National Guard Training Dates Announced for 1953
Indiana National Guard units will train at Fort Knox Kentucky from June 1 to June 15. The 38th Infantry Division and the 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron 128th Armor headquartered in Marion will participate along with the 1st Medium Tank Battalion 138th Armor based in Bedford. The Indiana Military Academy at Fort Benjamin Harrison offers two weeks starting June 8 for officers candidates. All other infantry units train at Camp Graying Michigan from July 21 to August 7.
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Pope To Kashmir Peace Talks Stalled By Status Quo Warnings
The report notes cautious reactions in Rawalpindi to the pope’s remarks on Kashmir. Pakistani officials called his stance a charitable interpretation and warned that any change in the status quo could harm Kashmiris and future Pakistan relations.
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McCart Eyes Reform as Harmeson Faces Transfer Decision
Campbell reports Harmeson may leave the Boys School for a Pendleton recreation post, with a decision due soon. The institution logged 135 escapes in ten months, versus 43 last year, as McCart praised Harmeson's predecessor. Harmesen’s future and the center reforms hinge on his acceptance of a reformatory role.
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Rusk Presses for Cuba Talks as Kennedy Meeting Ends
Rusk urged continued US pursuit of Cuba negotiations after a three hour Kennedy meeting with Mikeyan on Thursday. The talks focused on resuming discussions in New York, marking a key step in the praiseless diplomacy.
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Anderson Obituaries Jean F McQuiston
Mrs. Jean F. McQuiston 39 died at home 312 E 21st St Friday. Born August 17 1923 in Anderson she lived here and worked at Delco Remy Plant 7 Department 708. Survived by husband Sherman McQuiston daughter Sandra Layton two brothers Thomas and Charles Caplinger and granddaughter Lorrie Layton. Private funeral requested. friends omit calling at the funeral home.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report
Elmer T Calvert 47 of Rt 1 Dateville was killed in a three vehicle crash near East St Louis yesterday. The accident involved multiple vehicles and occurred in the evening hours.
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Anthony Quinn Tells Of Self and Career
Anthony Quinn speaks of his ongoing stage and screen rise and how each project tests him. The article notes his Broadway run in Tehin-Tehin with Margaret Leighton and prior work with Laurence Olivier and Ingrid Bergman, plus his view that he has not yet achieved true success.
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Cuban crisis talks delayed amid Thant appointment drift
U S Soviet Cuba negotiations postponed to Monday due to Thant appointment debate and need for more time to review. Mikoyan plans to leave for Moscow after discussing crisis with Washington officials. Non permanent UN members Chile, Ghana, Ireland, Romania, United Arab Republic and Venezuela supported Thant’s nomination in the Security Council.
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China Begins Pullback Amid Caution in Kashmir Talks
Indian sources report signs of Red Army withdrawals in the northeast frontier but remain cautious. Peking Radio announced the pullback as Nehru and Ayub Khan explain Pakistan Kashmir negotiations. The Soviet Union pledges MIG jet fighters later, delaying delivery and affecting China’s position.
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Stepup In Instant Tea Output Sought
Tokyo government urges tea industry to raise instant tea production as Japan debates traditional tea ceremony. The move reflects a push by the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry to boost output despite cultural emphasis on ceremonial tea.
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Atlantic Tides Drawn Out In Patched Storm Report
The Weather Bureau warned tidal surges from a stationary storm could erode one to five feet of sand or dunes along the Atlantic coast from Florida to New England. Forecasters said low pressure would keep the storm from landfall while high tides and waves remained strong and ships logged winds near the storm center at around sixty five miles per hour, just under hurricane strength.
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