Soviet veto blocks Kuwait independence resolution at UN
At the United Nations, the Soviet Union vetoed a British resolution urging Security Council backing for Kuwait's independence. The veto followed the defeat of a United Arab Republic proposal demanding immediate withdrawal of British troops. The council deadlocked after four days of debate over Iraq's Kuwait claim.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Kuwait
United Arab Republic
Desert
Sheikhorn
L-Nation Council
Iraq
Platon D. Morozoy
United States
Britain
France
Liberia
Turkey
China
Chile
Ecuador
Ceylon
Del
Patrick Dean
Quarry Rock Crashes Into Home After Blast at Stone Quarry
A large rock hurled by a dynamite blast at Standard Materials Stone Quarry crashed through a north side home window, striking owner Garland Ricker on the porch. Town Marshal Caplinger said a fist sized fragment also shattered Main Street about a quarter mile from the quarry. Ricker was uninjured and officials blamed an unusually heavy blast. the quarry operates under an injunction since 1947 to curb damaging, noisy blasts. Town leaders plan to discuss legal aspects at the next town board meeting.
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Standard Materials
Earl Caplinger
Main St
Garland Ricker
Caplinger
Ricker
Myron; Spyder
Wealthy London bachelor bikes to work to dodge traffic
Dominic Eliot, once linked to Princess Margaret, a leading London social figure, now commutes to his advertising job on a second-hand bicycle to beat city traffic.
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London
Dominic Eliot
Princess Margaret
Rioting in Ciudad Trujillo as police fire on anti government mob
Dominican police opened fire on a large antigovernment demonstration that surged through Ciudad Trujillo. The crowd attacked Radio Caribe studio burning it and causing $800,000 in damage. Six wounded and about 20 arrests reported. Leaders of the Dominican Revolutionary party PRD spoke from Colon Park amid a leftist display.
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Ciudad Trujello
Dominican Republic
Radio ‘Caribe
Trujillo
National Palace
Palace of Justice
Popular’ ‘Dominican Movement
MPD
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Radio Caribe
Colon
Columbus) Park
Radio
Elias Arbaje Ra
Mmirez
Joaquin Balaguer
United States
Angel Miolan
Nicolas Silla
Ramon A. Castillo
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Colon Park
Auto Official Denies Fewer Workers Used
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers gave General Motors eight proposals to create more jobs in the auto industry. The UAW said it was open minded and invited GM to offer its own ideas. Proposals included shorter work time with no pay loss, longer vacations, more holidays, sabbaticals and leaves for schooling, earlier retirement, and overtime limits during unemployment. The union also urged yearly salaries for hourly workers and expanded layoff pay, and discussed job opportunities decline as a major issue at GM. GM’s Louis Seaton rebutted, noting 1955 peak temporary hiring on defense work and a general upward trend over the past decade. SHELTER PROGRAM ASKED WASHINGTON UPI Rep Holifield urged funding a 20 billion shelter program to guard the United States against nuclear attack.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Big Three
AMC
General Motors
Louis G. Seaton
Killer Hunted In Four-County Iowa Search
Roadblocks spread across Dubuque Clinton Jackson and Cedar Counties as authorities hunt a suspect linked to a Utah killing and kidnapping. A Connecticut tourist was carjacked near Moab, and a woman, Denise Sullivan, 41, was killed. Suspect described as swarthy, wearing a white shirt and gray trousers, dirty.
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Clinton
Iowa
Utah
Weston
J. H. Olds
Jackson
Cedar
Illinois Highway Patrol
East Dubuque
Inl
Mississippi River
Connecticut
Mountain Country
Moab
Charles Boothroyd
Jeanette Sullivan
Soviet Rejects U S Test Ban Proposals At Geneva Talks
Moscow reports that the Soviet government rejected United States nuclear test ban proposals and pressed for Geneva talks to merge into a general disarmament conference. Khrushchev demands a troika headed control body and says the United States plans to resume tests while accusing Washington of stalling at Geneva.
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UPH
United States
Nikita
Khrushchev
Geneva
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Exotic Dancer's Husband Receives Prison Term
Henry County Circuit Court in New Castle sentenced Eddie Boone Hearne 44 to 2 to 14 years in State Prison for forging 1400 dollars in bad checks. Hearne confessed to passing checks across multiple cities using J E Ostertag identification and to theft of payroll checks from Durham Printing Co. in Muncie. He also involved himself in his wife Mademoiselle Gee Gee's exotic dancing career and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Mademoiselle Gee Gee
Indiana
Henry County
New Castle
Eddie Boone Hearne
Muncie
Anderson
George Allen
Hearne
Chesterfield
Marion
Montpelier
Hartford City
Indianapolis
Richmond
J. E. Ostertag
Fort Wayne
Ostertag
Stark and Wetzel Co
Durham Printing Co
New Orleans
West Agrees On Diplomatic Punch To Berlin Clash
Western powers completed agreement on notes to Khrushchev from Vienna talks. Rusk met with British and French envoys as Berlin access and a peace conference issue loomed. Notes likely to be sent to the Kremlin and forwarded to the North Atlantic Council for consideration. Start of talks in Washington planned for July 18.
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UPI
Vienna
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Britain
France
West Germany
Rusk
Harold Caccia
Kremlin
Herve Alphand
Franz Krapf
North Atlantic Council
Alph
Paris
Essen
Kent
Cape Cod Fir
U.S
United States
Maxwell D.union
Kennedy
Taylor
Jer
Defense
Robertlair
New York
S. McNamara
Moscow
Russia
State Department
Andrei
Mystery Discoverer satellite launches from Vandenberg
A Discoverer No. 26 satellite blasted into a polar orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base. It carries an instrument capsule expected to be recovered after four days in space, as tracking stations in Alaska and Hawaii confirmed its orbit.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
UPS
Air Force
Earth
Alaska
Hawaii
Generally Pleasant Weather Brightens Weekend Forecast
The Associated Press reports rain clouds cleared across Indiana on Friday with cool north breezes tempering heat. Weekend outlook is generally mild with morning temps in the 50s and daytime highs in the 80s, though some lower 90s may occur.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
National Pickle Packers Send Pickles To Kennedy
Chicago reporters note the National Pickle Packers Association sent dill and sweet pickles to President Kennedy in Miami to accompany his six-foot salami. Secretary treasurer William P. Moore quips that sandwiches are a bust without pickles.
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Chicago
UPI
National Pickle Packers Association
Kennedy
Miami
Fla
William P. Moore
The
Pickle Packers
Hoffa Named Teamster Chief By Acclamation
James R. Hoffa was elected by acclamation to a new five year term as Teamsters Union president at the Miami Beach convention. Milton J. Liss withdrew late in the roll call, finishing with 15 votes. Hoffa promised to press for higher pay and gains while acknowledging ongoing court probes, saying the investigations would continue but not intimidate him. The delegates also approved rules to grant greater union powers and raised Hoffa’s salary and dues across the 1.7 million member organization. Hoffa’s son was born in Paris during the year.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Milton J. Liss
Newark
N. J
Liss
Haffa
John Bun Hoffa
Paris
Gene Garnger
Daleville
Frank Bunnell
Indianapolis
Temporary orders extended in 1 day maritime strike case
UPI reports a federal judge extended the temporary restraining order halting the national maritime strike until the following Wednesday while delaying a ruling on an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction. The delay did not affect shipper operations as about 900 U.S. vessels had resumed normal sailings. The court heard three hours of arguments from Justice, shipowners and unions amid affidavits including Hawaii’s warning of shortages. Indictments in a separate case followed.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Sylvester J. Ryan
Justice Department
Ryan
New Arrivals At St John’s Hospital Anderson Vi
Mr and Mrs Ewell White of Alexandria welcome a boy and Mr and Mrs James Estle of 233 Edgewood Dr welcome a boy at St John’s Hospital. both births record family entries for local readers.
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St. John's Hospital
Ewell White
Alexandria
James Estle
Edgewood Dr
Cobb Hospitalized After Readmission at Emory University
Ty Cobb, famed Georgia Peach, is readmitted to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on June 5 for observation and treatment of recurring ailments. A spokesman said Cobb, age 74, is in fair condition with a no visitors sign on his door.
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Cobb
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Yesteryears
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Acquaintance Casual Death Witness Testifies in Peebles Trial
Roy Staples testified he was only a casual acquaintance of Mrs. Louise Peebles whose husband J Otto Peebles faces trial for her death. Staples, wounded in the March 18 shooting at a Silver Lake home, said they met in 1960 and saw each other several times but were never intimate. He described a night when he dozed off and awoke to Mrs. Peebles on his lap with an ice pack as Peebles entered and fired. Prosecutors showed bloodstained clothes allegedly worn by Mrs Peebles that night.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Roy Staples
Louise Peebles
J. Otto, Peebles
Staples
Columbus, Ind
Richard Loughrin
Peebles
Harold
Four Die As Lightning Strikes Ft Benning Range
A bolt of lightning during a summer storm at Fort Benning, Georgia killed four soldiers and injured at least 16 trainees from the Second Infantry Division while they sought shelter near a tree at a rifle range. Ambulances and helicopters rushed the wounded to Martin Army Hospital.
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Benning
UPI
Martin Army Hospital
Rte Rawnine
A. C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Alabama-Georgia
GOP Charges School Bill Political Use
Republicans accuse Democrats of tacking political amendments to a parochial school aid program to gain support for President Kennedy's public school bill. Six House Education Committee members urge rejection of the committee approved 3.18 billion extension of the Defense Education Act and back a substitute focused on parochial and private school aid and related programs.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
House Education Committee
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Two Children Hit By Cars In Street Collision
Two children were struck by vehicles yesterday. Larry Larkens, 9, of 2213 Louise St, suffered head, leg and arm injuries after a home made cart was pushed into a car driven by Richard L. Clevenger, 38, of 409 Ruddle Ave. Ellen Kay Morgan, 10, of 925 W. St, received head, hand and leg injuries when her bicycle was struck by a car. Police cited the cart incident and noted the boy was riding a homemade cart at the time. The driver stopped and cooperate with investigators.
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Larry Larkens
Louise St
Richard L. Clevenger
Ruddle Ave
Ellen Kay Morgan
Sth St
Cape Cavaveral
UPI
United States
Madisons
John A. Wilcox
Iue
Soviet Union
Larry Lorkens
Louise S
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