Missing Men Search Fails To Find Plane
Searchers fail to locate the missing St. Johns brothers as planes from New Mexico, Holbrook, Phoenix and other points sweep a vast area from Grants to the Verde River. Ground crews in Navajo and Apache counties await instruction while 25 posse volunteers stand by. Civil Air Patrol, Luke AFB planes join the aerial operation in clear weather with winds calm.
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Calsy
Asie the Oissing Brothers
Hand Farr Whiting
St. Johns
New Mexio
New Mexico
Ares
Grants
Holbrook
Phoenix
Prescott
Williams
Winslow
Navajo County
Apache County
Glen Slake
Chandler
Esttior
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
St. John's
Viveil
Four Die in Buckeye High Speed Crash
Four persons killed and three injured in a high speed collision on U.S. 80 two miles east of Buckeye early today. Douglas Arthur 73 of Ajo drove on the wrong side, colliding with Clarence Montgomery 34 of Buckeye who swerved to avoid. Montgomery seriously injured. Arthur and others suffered minor injuries.
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Buckeye
ASSOC
TATED
Clarence E. Montgomery
F Montgomery
Shafer
Montgomery
Arthur
Dackie Edweena ‘Guinn
Larry Dale Hamilton
Ajo
Arizona
Constance Lackey
Baldwin Park
Calif
Holbrook
Carol M. Lackey
William L. Knoyer
Denver
U.S. 66
B. C. Freeman
Lackey
Wiliam
Knoger
Clorin, AO
Jury Convicts Truck Driver in Fatal Crash
Jur y convicts Seorke W Caves of Lincoln Nebraska of four counts felony manslaughter for a crash near Williams killing four. He faces up to a year in county jail under a judge’s sentence plan. Prosecution said under state law the court must follow the jury verdict and impose county jail time.
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Seorke W. Caves
Lincoln
Nes
Frieda
Coconina County
Caves
Williams
Laurence Wren
H. L. Russell
Wren
Tarlom
Passeirer
Tuck
Uniontown
James McCartney
Timmy
Jons
Ween
Highway Patrol
Emmett Wilhelm
James William
Tl Compton
Harley Thompson
Othix
Soviets Propose Immediate Laos Peace Conference Cease Fire
In Moscow the Soviet Union proposed an immediate peace conference to end Laos civil war and joined Britain in calling for a Laos cease-fire. The note urged the Geneva Conference cochairmen to press all parties to agree to cease-fire terms and begin negotiations.
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Laos
Moscow
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Britain
Indochina
Frank Roberts
Kennedy Signs Jobless Pay Bill
President Kennedy signed a bill to provide 1.6 billion for emergency unemployment benefits and funds for multiple federal agencies in the year ending June 30. The measure targets workers who have exhausted regular unemployment pay and supports emergency relief during hard times.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Rebels seize Tha Thom stronghold near Vientiane
Asia dispatch reports Laos rebels broke a week-old cease-fire by assaulting Tha Thom, 35 miles northeast of Vientiane, with Viet Minh units aiding heavy artillery. The attack threatens Mekong borders and could force shifts in Soviet and American aid amid calls for international inspection.
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Vientiane
Laoe
Tha Thom
Viet Nam
Dars
Thailand
Pakland
Bangkok
Mekong
Laos
Pathet Lao
Moscow
Prince
Souvanna
London
United States
Crnalliani
International Conwel Commission
Johnson Leaves on First Overseas Mission for Kennedy
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson sails with his wife on a trip to Geneva Paris and Spain and Africa to attend Senegal independence celebrations and to meet U S officials. He is to inspect defense facilities in Spain and confer with ambassadors and military heads. Johnson plans to return by end of next week and to visit Puerto Rico en route home. He also pushes apprenticeship training programs nationwide via Kennedy’s Equal Employment Opportunity panel.
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Washington
Lyndon TB. Tobnson
Kennedy
Geneva
Paris
Spain
Africa
Johnson
Air Force
United States
Senegal
Atlantic
John
Reedy
Puerto Rico
Avion
Sear
Tolson
Kenedys New Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
U S Halts Bonus Imports Of Dominican Republic Sugar
Washington moved to stop all Dominican Republic sugar imports under a Kennedy signed plan. The quota sets the DR at 111 4157 tons for 1961 with potential previous allowances removed and remaining Cuban volumes to be redistributed among other sugar exporting nations.
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U.S
Dominican Republic
Washington
United States
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kennerly
Warm Attire Planned for Grand Canyon Easter Sunrise Choir
Dressed for warmth the Shrine of the Ages Choir from Arizona State College will sing at the 27th annual Grand Canyon Easter Sunrise Service on the canyon rim. Director Robert Jones and Dr. Ardrey coordinate the radio broadcast via KTAR and ARIZONA Broadcasting System stations.
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Shrine of the Ages
Arizona State College
Grant Canyon
Grand Canyon
Robert Jones
Tr. Widon A. Ardrey
Division of Liberal Arts
Enllane
RTAR
Phoenix
Ariza Broadcasting System
KTAR
Wheeholt
Jones
Ardrey
Canyon
Pam
Agents
Douglas Gaston
Skongalope Presbyterian Church
Frank J. Dickey Jr
Rive Ane Recria
Cuban plot to kidnap Caroline Kennedy raises alarm
Palm Beach sources report four pre-Castro Cuban plotters suspected of planning to kill the Kennedy family and kidnapping the infant Caroline. Secret Service guards double or triple during Easter stay at the grandparents shore home as investigators weigh evidence and monitor suspects. Pierre Salinger confirms inquiry but says no firm arrest basis yet.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Api—Prostro Cubans
Autvediance
Kennedy
U.S
Secret Service
McCuhans
Caroline Kennedy
Secret Service Secur Ty Guard
Avantic Shore
Caro-line
Graf
Pierre Salinger
White House
Caroline
Salinger
Kidnap Plot Dampens Easter for Kennedy Family
Palm Beach, Florida AP reports a kidnapping plot involving Caroline Kennedy, three, casting a dampening note on the Kennedy Easter holiday. The president and Mrs. Kennedy’s exact reaction was not disclosed, but they were expected to proceed with family festivities. Caroline played with visitors at the guarded Kennedy home overlooking the Atlantic. First Lady of India Rene, though unrelated, selected Easter outfits by Oleg Cassini to be kept secret until Easter Sunday.
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Oleg Cassini
Cuban Press Denies Plot Aimed at Kennedy Daughter
The semi official Havana Revolucion newspaper front page denies Palm Beach reports that backers of Prime Minister Fidel Collins planned to kidnap Caroline Kennedy. The article calls the plot claims completely lacking in truth and dismisses them as unfounded.
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Havana
Tilay
Fidel Collins
Kennedy
Caroline
Enial
Revolution
Palm Beach
Easter Dawn Across World As Faithful Await
The world awaits Easter Sunday with global observances planned. Quakers in Times Square prepare a peace vigil ending with an Easter Simolay service. Sunrise services span Hawaii, Missouri, Rome, Jerusalem, and many sites, while Easter parades and egg hunts unfold nationwide. President Kennedy plans Palm Beach with family, skipping the White House egg roll.
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New York
Times Square
Hawaii
Missouri
St. Paul's Basilica
Rome
Jerusalem
America
Kennedy
Ily Plas
Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Hsell
Washitrton
Arkington National Cemetery
Fredericksfog
Tex
Fair Weather Forecast for Northland Today
Northeasterly winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour bring generally cloudy conditions across the Northland today. High pressures off the California coast push the cold front into British Columbia, yielding better weather by Sunday with diminished winds tonight.
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Arizone
Flagstaff
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Kay Anil Whaid
Tack
Tim
Dows
Wiliams
Alding
Novell
LBJ
ASC Shrine of Ages
Ovuttlers
Mouletie
Yan
Enmin Ardrey
Northland
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