Kennedy and de Gaulle discuss NATO role in Paris talks
In Paris Kennedy and de Gaulle meet at the Elysee Palace and at Versailles to discuss France’s place in NATO and a broader global policy. Kennedy signals France should have a bigger role with Britain and the United States, while deferring De Gaulle’s push for a three power NATO governance board.
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Laos Deadlock Persists as Kennedy, Khrushchev Face Talks
The Laos peace conference stalls with Western demands for a cease fire before talks and Communist calls for immediate long range plans. U.S. officials say Kennedy and Khrushchev must resolve the rift during their Vienna weekend meeting. Western and Communist diplomats weigh partition as a possible outcome amid pressure from Chen Yi and the British envoy.
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No Woman Aboard Russia's First Manned Space Flight
Soviet scientist Oleg Gazenko said at a news conference that no woman would be aboard Russia's first manned space flight. He cited gender equality in principle but said preference would go to a man and noted there are mice in the spaceship.
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South Korea Ready to Approve Basic Law for Reconstruction
South Korea's ruling military junta is poised to approve a basic law for reconstruction to legitimize the regime and win U.S. support. A U.S. country team met to review developments after Premier Chang's overthrow, with officials noting the measure would replace suspended constitutional sections and may serve as provisional rule until civilian power returns.
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Dominican Travel Restrictions Set Amid Trujillo Killing
U S government restricts travel to the Dominican Republic as a precaution after the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo The Senate committee chairman urged an OAS inquiry with possible token force while others urged stronger action and potential U S troop involvement Conspirators named Diaz and five others face arrest and a roundup continues in the capital Ciudad Trujillo.
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Heat Sizzles As Spring Warmth Breaks Record In Indiana
Mild to hot conditions sweep Indiana with 86 degree readings at 5 p.m. amid prior cold spell. Forecast calls for more 70s to 80s with possible showers, cooler nights, and scattered weekend sun. Purdue and Notre Dame plan large commencements with notable honorees including Gov. Welsh and Cardinal Ritter along with other dignitaries.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
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Jalapa
Grant County
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IU Commencement Plan Details 1961 Ceremony
The 1961 Indiana University commencement will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Memorial Stadium with a rain contingency in the Field House. About 4 028 degree candidates and alumni will attend, with addresses by Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn and others. A Baccalaureate service is scheduled for 8 20 p.m. the preceding day.
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James M. Bell
Corn planting progress reported across counties
Crop observers record 30 percent planted in southern counties while drier northern areas reach about 70 percent. Across the state overall progress nears 60 percent as reports continue.
College Commencements Sweep Indiana Universities
Thousands of students will receive diplomas across Indiana in a weekend of commencements. Notre Dame hosts a baccalaureate mass by Aloisius Cardinal Muench with Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa as main speaker. Nine honorary degrees to be awarded.
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Piano Recitals At Anderson College This Weekend
Junior and advanced piano students of Dr and Mrs Breitweiser present two recitals at Anderson College Music Hall open to the public. Sunday at 2 30 p m features Beth Upshaw Susan Erk Mark Frendt and numerous others. Monday at 7 30 p m spotlights Garry Lee Riddle Kent Apple Debbie Esche and additional performers.
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Peggy Call
Nancy Buser
Steven Anderson
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Eisenhower urges Republicans to win Congress next year
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower warned Republicans they can capture Congress in 1962. He attacked the Kennedy administration as government by big brother and condemned what he called immoral spending at a fund raising dinner for about 6000 GOP supporters. The event topped a $100 plate dinner launching the campaign.
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Hoosierland talks up rising employment in Indiana
Indiana economists note state economy sensitive to national trends. The Indiana Business Review cites a pattern of lagging recession recovery but eventual surpassing national activity. Personal income rose one percent in Q1, with projection of gains this quarter.
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Baccalaureate At St. Mary's Today
St Marys High School holds baccalaureate mass at 11 am today with Msgr Francis Kienly as celebrant and several priests assisting. Rev Donald Tracey to deliver the message. A breakfast follows in the school cafeteria. Commencement is set for Sunday at South Side Junior High Auditorium.
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First Lady's Versailles reception dazzles in French couture
Mrs. Kennedy arrives in Paris wearing a Givenchy gown with a fitted waist and bell skirt, styled for a state visit. Paris designers and hairdressers praise her mood of triumph as she showcases a French fashion line at the Palace of Versailles.
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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Immense white silk coat draws attention at a social event in Anderson area. Mrs Kennedy and other guests noted in coverage with fashion details and Parisian styling. multiple local families listed with births and residences.
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Two Local Residents Injured In Separate Accidents
Two accidents yesterday left local residents injured. Cathy Ross, 8, suffered a bruised elbow when she biked into a car driven by Robert K. Rush, 28, at 4:30 p.m. on West 27th Street near Fountain Street. In a second crash, Pearl Franke, 56, sustained a small cut and bruise after a collision between Dorman Shrake, 43, and Edward Franke, 60, at Brown and 23rd Streets. total vehicle damage was about 700 dollars.
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Kennedy designates June 14 as Flag Day
President Kennedy proclaimed June 14 as Flag Day and urged Americans to fly the Stars and Stripes. He asked all Americans to pause on that day and reaffirm allegiance to the national banner and its principles.
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