China threatens Laos intervention if SEATO acts
Red China warned it would deploy troops in Laos if SEATO sends forces, a pledge linked to memories of Korea. Chen Yi urged Laos locals to settle disputes with no foreign intervention, while Peiping backs Congo and Laos talks and seeks UN membership.
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SEATO
Laos
Jakarta
Indonesia
Korea
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Indo- China
Peiping
Chen Yi
China
Marshall Chen Yi
3Rd Army
Peo
Ple
Moscow
Chen
Sukarno
United Nations
International Organization
Congo
Western Powers Draft Soviet Laos Reply In Talks
Washington guests Lord Home arrives to work with Dean Rusk on a Western reply to the Soviet note on Laos. Macmillan to join for talks with Kennedy and U S officials expect a draft before his visit ends. The Soviet stance supports a 14 nation conference but clues on a cease fire remain vague. Kennedy calls the note a useful step toward a peaceful settlement of a potentially dangerous situation.
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Radio Moscow
Washington
Lord Home
Dean
Soviet Union
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
U. S
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Priest Kills Ex Convict During Church Rectory Burglary
In Denver a 28 year old ex convict burglar, Sanders, was shot to death by 59 year old Msgr. Delisle A. Lemieux after a burglary at St Catherine's church rectory. A companion burglar fled as Lemieux fired a shotgun and revolver, wounding the second man.
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Denver
Richard E. Sanders
Sanders
Roy Tangye
Delisle A. Lemieux
St. Catherine's Church
Denver General Hospital
Indian Resolution To OK Congo Bills
UN, New York. A stop gap Indian resolution to authorize payment for the Congo operation comes up for emergency action in the General Assembly. It would authorize Secretary General Dag Hammarskjo ld to spend up to eight million dollars a month on military and civilian operations in the Congo through April 21.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
East and West Leaders Attend Senegal Independence Day
Government leaders from East and West joined the celebration at the presidential palace in Dakar to mark one year of Senegalese independence since the end of colonial rule.
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Dakar
Senegal
Want Ads Previewing The Want Ads
A feature noting daily listings in Want Ad Pages, highlighting found pets and various opportunities. Includes job ads, business ventures, car buying transportation, rentals and sales, and other interesting notices from the classifieds.
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Want
Chihuahua
Peace Mission Aims at Congo Gizenga Faceoff
A Lumumbist mediator planned a peace flight to Stanleyville to speak with Antoine Gizenga about joining a confederation of Congo states. Cleophas Kamitatu, president of Leopoldville Province, would approach Gizenga as part of outreach to the Stanleyville regime.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Stanleyville
Cleophas Kamitatu
Leopoldville
Antoine Gizenga
Congo
Gamble Has Son
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu holds an heir born Sunday in a New Jersey hospital. The 20 year old heiress, married a Romanian born former chauffeur a year ago.
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New York
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Pressure on Frontiers Drive Started to Back JFK
Democrats mobilize a nationwide push via the Democratic National Committee to urge citizens to write and call senators and congressmen in support of Kennedy's New Frontier program. Margaret Price leads a women’s drive to press for the wage bill and extended coverage, while Senate action is delayed to allow public pressure to build. The Democrat lists six proposals totaling 2.1 billion dollars in added spending power, including aid to dependent children, Social Security increases, housing, food distribution, highway acceleration, and veterans life insurance payouts.
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Senate
Kennedy
House
Senate Democratic
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Kennedy Sets Three Day Paris Trip
President Kennedy will fly to Paris May 31 for three days of talks with French President Charles de Gaulle. He will be accompanied by Jacqueline Kennedy and will not plan visits to other European capitals. This will be Kennedy’s first foreign trip as president, with a prior step to Ottawa to address the Canadian Parliament possibly two weeks beforehand.
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Fla
Kennedy
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacqueline
Pierre Salinger
Canada
France
Ottawa
$200000 Jewelry Heist At Grand Rapids Firm
Police and the FBI sought burglars who stole an estimated $200,000 in gold silver and gems from eight safes at H. R. Terryberry Co a Grand Rapids jewelry firm that makes school rings pins and jewelry.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
FBI
H. R. Terryberry Co
OU Faculty Member Hears Rusk Kennedy Remarks
Washington briefing opens with Secretary of State Dean Rusk delivering a speech to about 500 radio and television industry members. President Kennedy is set to speak Tuesday and William Baxter from Ohio University journalism faculty attends the event.
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Washington
Radiotelevision
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
William Baxter
Ohio University Journalism Faculty
Five Day Forecast Sees Cool Start Warmest Midweek
Temperature will average about eight degrees below normal with highs near 57 to 66 and lows around 36 to 48. Tuesday remains cool, Wednesday and Thursday rise, then cooler Friday and a warmer Saturday. Rain chances total about half to one inch midweek on Wednesday or Thursday.
Jobless Pay Filing Set Up in Ohio
Columbus reports that unemployed Ohioans may file for extended unemployment benefits starting next Monday. The program covers those who drew benefits since June 30 1960 and eligible workers who may exhaust benefits before April 1 1962. About 65 000 claimants will file by Social Security number, with specific start days from April 10 to April 14.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Donald B. Leach
BUC
Leach
Pope John XXIII Blesses Easter Crowds at St Peter's
Pope John XXIII gave his blessing to over 10 000 Easter visitors and Romans gathered in St Peter's Square as the Holy Week observance continued.
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Pope
Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Square
Public Urge for Lawyer Media Cooperation in Ohio Bar
An unsigned Ohio Bar column urges lawyers to cooperate with news media. It emphasizes the public has a right to know and advises gracious comments, explaining law in simple terms, and avoiding refusals to comment to prevent misinterpretation.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Bar
Ohio State Bar Association
Fourth Estate
Cuba Avoids Scrap With U. S. Forces
Columbus reporter Clair Stebbins says Fidel Castro backed away from a military clash after Cuba intercepted the American cable ship Western Union off Baracoa. Cuban gunboat ordered the ship to shore. Guantanamo jets provided surveillance. ship later proceeded to Key West under destroyer escort. Washington had no comment.
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Clair Stebbins
U.S
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S. Navy
Western Union
Baracoa
Stebbins
Carter Airfield
Key West
Washington
Pentagon
Nixon plans modest Beverly Hills home on purchased lot
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon announced plans for a modest one story home on a three quarter acre Beverly Hills lot he bought in an exclusive subdivision. The price was not disclosed though local lot prices range from 42000 to 75000 dollars and the sale of the lot was disclosed by a sales agent on Saturday.
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Nixon
Beverly Hills
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Seven freight cars derail near Hilliard. no injuries reported
A Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed seven freight cars in suburban Hilliard late Sunday. Police said no one was injured and crews began on-scene cleanup and investigation.
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Columbus
Hilliard
Physiology giant Koshtoyants dies in Moscow
Tass reports the death of Khachatur Koshtoyants a renowned Soviet physiologist at age 60 in Moscow. The eminent scientist led research in physiology and made lasting contributions to Soviet medical science. His passing marks a significant loss for the field.
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Moscow
Khachatur Koshtoyants
Soviet Union
Tass
World population to surpass three billion this year
United Nations notes the global population will exceed three billion during the current year, outlining projections and implications for development and resources. The statement underscores rapid demographic growth and calls for coordinated international planning.
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United Nations
N. Y
Coed Killed in Rural Ohio Two-Car Crash Near McArthur
Ohio University freshman Marcia A Coll 18 of Jackson died of skull injuries after a two car collision on Edward Hawk School Rd two miles west of McArthur. Teammates John Morrow 19 and siblings Clarence Hughes 17 and Sandra Sue 16 were treated for injuries at Logan and Gallipolis hospitals. Police said both cars did not head on at the hill top around 10 45 p m. Investigation continuing with no charges filed.
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Marcia A. Coll
Ohio University
Jackson
Rio Grande College
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Miss Coll
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Logan Hospital
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Morrow
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Clarence Hughes
Sandra Sue
Dundas
Edward Hawk School Rd
Coll
Hughes Boy
Maurice Coll
E. South St
Boyd Hall
Mrs. Coll
Hughes
Jury Deliberates Death or Life for Finch and Carole
In Los Angeles Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face possible death or life terms after a jury found them guilty of murder and conspiracy in the death of Finch’s socialite wife Barbara Jean Finch. The case spans four trials and involves two trials for second degree murder.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Barbara Jean
Plane lands safely after nose wheel tire damage
Eastern Air Lines Electra with 65 passengers made a controlled landing at Logan International Airport on a foam slick runway after a damaged nose wheel tire left the crew to manage the emergency.
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Boston
Eastern Air Lines
Logan International Airport
Movie Bans Under Study in Ohio Legislature
Columbus Ohio lawmakers reopen the issue of obscenity bans with House Judiciary Committee hearings. They note that both federal and state supreme courts struck down old censorship laws but argue self policing by the motion picture industry has weakened, justifying renewed oversight.
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House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Courts of
Ohio
Hollywood
Dynamite Clears Rock Blockade on U S 52 westbound
Dynamite was used today to remove an estimated 30 to 40 tons of rock blocking one westbound lane of the new four lane U S 52 about a mile west of Chesapeake. The slide after heavy rains threatened the second westbound lane while the two eastbound lanes stayed open.
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Ironton
U.S. 52
Chesapeake
Broadway Show Shown Live on Pay TV
A current Broadway revue titled Show Girl starring Carol Channing was broadcast in full Sunday night to Telemeter subscribers in Etobicoke Ontario, a Toronto suburb, marking the first time a live Broadway stage production aired on a pay television circuit.
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New York
Carol Channing
Etobicoke
Ont
Toronto
Nigeria to Open Embassy in Moscow. Soviet Union to Lagos
The Nigerian government announced it will open an embassy in Moscow and the Soviet Union will establish one in Lagos. This reciprocal move signals growing diplomatic ties between Lagos and Moscow amid Cold War era exchanges.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Moscow
Soviet Union
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