JFK and Adenauer Agree on NATO Strength and Nuclear Role
Kennedy and Adenauer signal NATO needs stronger conventional forces with possible nuclear options under alliance command. U.S. officials say both nuclear and conventional weapons may be part of the plan, though no final decision was announced. They urged Soviet disarmament talks and reaffirmed West Berlin freedom pending German reunification.
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Eichmann Defense Seeks German Protection From Israel
Adolf Eichmann's attorney Robert Servatius said he would press West Germany to shield the former Gestapo colonel from Israeli court judgments. He warned of possible German intervention as Stercken stated Bonn will refuse extradition and contest any suit for legal protection.
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Adolf Eichmann
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Hitler
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Hans Stercken
West Germany
Bonn
Girl Witness Describes Killing Threat in Cooley Slaying
In Bakersfield California Melody Cooley 14 testified she was told You are going to watch me kill her and if you don’t I’ll kill all of us during the coroner’s inquest into Ella Mae Cooley’s death. Spade Cooley a former bandleader is held on suspicion of murder. A coroner’s jur y deliberated 11 minutes to find Cooley responsible for the April 3 slaying.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Melody
Spade Cooley
Ella Mae Cooley
Cooley
Mandel Denies Being Communist in Ohio Address
William Mandel, controversial critic of un American activities committees, told about 200 Ohio State University students and about 400 attendees at First Unitarian Church that he is not a Communist. He added he will work with Communists or anyone else if they share his beliefs.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Mandel
un-American Activities Committees
Mandel
Ohio State University
OSU
First Unitarian Church
Union Leaders Move To End Differences
New York leaders of six million industrial workers form a committee to press AFL-CIO for swift action to resolve jurisdictional disputes. They authorize independent political and organizational efforts under industrial union leadership.
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New York
Afl-Cio
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Weekend Then Warm Spell
Temperatures will average 5 to 10 degrees below normal with highs in the low 40s and 50s and lows near 40. Showers are expected tonight and Saturday and again Monday, totaling roughly three quarters to one and a half inches.
Study Links French A-bomb Tests to Fallout Rise
Arkansas researchers P. K. Kuroda H. L. Hodges and H. E. Moore from the University of Arkansas report that French A-bomb tests last year may have slightly increased worldwide radioactive fallout. Their Fayetteville rain and snow isotopes show a small rise in strontium in the stratosphere after the tests.
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P. K. Kuroda
H. L. Hodges
H. E. Moore
Univer
Fayetteville
BG President to Review Student Grievances and Resolutions
Bowling Green State University President Ralph W. McDonald will receive a formal list of student grievances and recommendations from the student council. The five resolutions call for dormitory policy reviews, uniform treatment standards, and improved admin relations with students.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Vessel Splits, All Are Safe After Marine Merchant Breakup
Boston report states 35 crewmen were rescued unharmed from the Liberty ship Marine Merchant which broke her back in rough seas Thursday night, 40 miles southeast of Portland Maine lightship. The 8294 ton vessel was en route from Louisiana to Portland with a cargo of sulphur when she split in two after the rescue.
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Liberty Ship Marine Merchant
Portland
Maine
Coast Guard
Louisiana
Havana As Castro Opposition Grows Faces Explosions
Havana endured a night of arson and explosions tied to growing anti Castro unrest. The El Encanto department store was destroyed amid sabotage claims and 27 injured, including six firemen. A university student was executed for terrorism as authorities vowed vigilance.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Santiago
U. S. Central Intelligence
Abelardo Aguiar Alfonso
Castro
Yuri Gagarin Honored in Historic Moscow Red Square
In a record Red Square welcome, Yuri Gagarin arrived in Moscow after landing from his secret space base and was hailed by Premier Khrushchev and the ruling presidium. Gagarin thanked the communist party for the first space flight as Khrushchev likened him to Columbus and vowed his name would live in history.
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Yuri Gagarin
Red Square
Soviet Union
Gagarin
Valentina
Anna
Alexei
Communist Party
Space
Pert glamorous Soviet scientist uses space conquest talk in Florence
Florence crowd hears Alla Massevitch, 39, head of satellite tracking, lecture on space and peace. The speaker, styled as a groundbreaking Soviet woman, asserts humanity's unity and urges earthly solutions while praising space achievements and featuring a friendly, Judy Garland like image.
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Florence
Italy
Judy Garland
Alla Massevitch
Kgal
Soviet Union
Massevitch
Mrs. Massevitch
Co Pilot Defends Jet Captain in B52 Shooting
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO The co pilot of the B52 bomber shot down by an air to air missile says he does not blame the jet pilot from which the missile was fired for the accident. CAPT RAY C OBEL of Logan Ohio, said he was not certain before bailing out what happened. He is hospitalized at Sandia Base for a fractured vertebra burns and many cactus needle wounds.
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N. M
New Mexico Air National Guard
Mount Taylor
Grants
Ray C. Obel
Logan
Ohio
Obel
Sandia Base Hospital
Charles Radcliff
Pickaway County
Circleville
Walton Spangler
Radcliff
Ohio Sheriffs Assn
Ohio American Legion
U. S
Cincinnati
Joseph P. Kinneary
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Teachers Urged to Act at Ohio Convention
State Rep. Frank W. King of Lucas urged the Ohio Federation of Teachers to take a more active role in politics during the opening session of the 27th annual convention in Columbus.
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Columbus
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Hicks Named Director at Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus Battelle Memorial Institute announced today that Dr John F G Hicks has been named associate director of the private research organization Hicks is a former vice president of Corning Glass Works
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Columbus
Battelle Memorial Institute
John F. G. Hicks
Hicks
Corning Glass Works
Ohio Senators Face Patronage Push for Federal Jobs
Ohio lawmakers press their two U S senators for patronage posts as Kennedy’s New Frontier unfolds. John W Bush of Portsmouth sworn into the Interstate Commerce Commission and William Geoghagen of Cincinnati gains a Justice Department role.
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Washington
William Geoghagen
Cincinnati
Justice Department
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Senate
White House
U. S
R. Ben Hosler
Findlay
Cleveland
Fred F. Holt
New Richmond
Radio Was Really TV After All
Florence Italy report on Soviet delegate Blagonravov stating Yuri Gagarin had no portholes or windows in the spacecraft. He explained Gagarin viewed Earth by radio during the flight and described oceans continents rivers and farms through Tass reporting.
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Florence
Italy
A. A. Blagonravov
Soviet Academy of Science
Yuri A. Gagarin
Earth
Tass
Gagarin
Blagonravov
U S to Conduct Simulated Attack Drill Friday
Washington announces a Conelrad alert drill scheduled for 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Friday April 28. The exercise will silence television and radio for 30 minutes with sirens, traffic stoppages, and take cover actions in several states.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy to Seek Tax Incentives for Industry Modernization
President Kennedy plans to urge Congress to pass a tax incentives bill next Thursday. The measure would spur building and modernization of industrial plants and equipment to improve American competitiveness in world markets.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy Compared with Eisenhower Says Birch Leader
Robert Welch head of the John Birch Society argues President Kennedy seems less a captive of Communist influences than former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, contrasting their perceived ties to communism.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Freeman to Speak at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Orville L Freeman secretary of Agriculture will be principal speaker at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Columbus on May 6.
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Columbus
Orville L Freeman
Royal Laotian Paratroopers Pulled From Valley Position
Royal Lao Army evacuated about 500 paratroopers northwest of Muong Kassy on April 5. American-piloted helicopters completed the pullout from the valley above the town after reports they were encircled and deemed untenable by Moscow radio.
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Vientiane
Laos
Muong Kassy
Moscow Radio
Secret Service cites spitework in Kennedy kidnapping report
A. E. Baughman chief of the Secret Service says four Cubans questioned about a reported kidnap plot against Caroline Kennedy may have been victims of spitework. He said the suspects, including a woman, appeared truthful in denying any connection.
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Washington
A. E. Baughman
Secret Service
Caroline Kennedy
Baughman
Kennedy Eisenhower on Democratic Slate in Orangetown
Pearl River report says Kennedy and Eisenhower together for a Democratic slate. The Orangetown Young Democrats submitted new officers with Joseph Kennedy for president and Ray Eisenhauer for second vice president.
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Eisenhower
Pearl River
N.Y
Eisenhauer
Orangetown Young Democrats
Joseph Kennedy
Ray Eisenhauer
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