Ikeda Arrives to Discuss Commerce with Kennedy
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrived in Washington for three days of talks with President Kennedy on commerce and prosperity. Ikeda and his wife accompanied by officials, were greeted with full military honors and driven to Blair House for the start of discussions.
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Kennedy weighs Taylor as White House military adviser
New York Times reports President Kennedy seriously considers General Maxwell D. Taylor for the White House military adviser post. An announcement could come this week reviving the personal chief of staff role once held by Leahy. Taylor, 59, heads the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York and previously served as Army chief of staff 1955 to 1959.
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Mrs Kennedy Substitutes at Banquet
Mrs Kennedy fills in for President Kennedy at a banquet with women reporters as he stays home to nurse a back injury on Monday night.
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Kennedy
Eichmann Begins Defense In Israeli Trial
Adolf Eichmann testified he did not realize the Nazi plan against Jews when joining in 1932 and said he was powerless to stop the extermination as the defense opened. He criticized Israel for kidnapping him in Argentina and claimed the Nazi system bore responsibility for the pogroms.
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Needle in Haystack Hunt Ties Bombing Suspects to Tower Attacks
FBI traced two men Bernard Jerome Brous and Dale Chris Jensen from Wilmington California to Ensenada Mexico after three AT&T towers in Nevada and Utah were bombed on May 28. The pair, linked to a group calling itself the American Republican Army, were arrested aboard a yacht and turned over to federal authorities.
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Mexico
Adlai Stevenson Heads to Bogota for Defense Talks
Adlai Stevenson moves on to Bogota as the final stop on his South American tour for talks with President Alberto Lleras Camargo on hemisphere defense against communism and other anti-Democratic movements.
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Ecuador
Adlai Stevenson
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Alberto Lleras Camargo
Whites Panic Sell Homes United to Halt Integration
In Hempstead New York panic selling by white residents in the Lakeview area prompts a campaign by Black residents led by Lincoln Lynch. The effort aims to deter further Black purchases and maintain the current roughly eight whites per one Black resident ratio, signaling a push to prevent a de facto segregated neighborhood.
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Lakeview
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Girls Staters Battle In Primary Election
Twelve young feminine politicians at Buckeye Girls' State compete in a morning primary to earn two gubernatorial candidacies one for the Federalist and one for the Nationalist party. The winners will face off this afternoon in the mock government election.
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Panel Discussions Set At SEO Council Session
Two panel discussions and a dinner speech will highlight a SEORC recreation and industrial meeting June 29 at Lake Hope Lodge. Speakers include Charles Heath moderating, Walter Myers delivering the dinner address, and panelists from Chillicothe, Columbus, and Steubenville areas.
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Department of Industrial and Economic Development
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Upper Ohio Valley Development Council
Steubenville
Richard E. Midden
Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce
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Court limits union dues used for politics in landmark ruling
The Supreme Court held that workers in union shops cannot have their dues spent on political causes without consent, a 5-4 decision affecting railroad labor cases. The term also barred use of illegally obtained evidence in state courts, overturning earlier precedents, and upheld Ohio law permitting evidence from unlawful searches in some cases.
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Committee Gives Castro Ultimatum
Detroit dispatch reports Fidel Castro is given until noon Friday to accept 500 heavy duty tractors for 1214 prisoners or the deal ends. The Tractors for Freedom Committee, led by Milton Eisenhower Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter Reuther, seeks $28 million value in tractors for humanitarian aims.
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Hefty 17 Measures On Ohio House Agenda
The first day-before calendar of the current session brings 17 bills to the Ohio House for action while the Senate handles 10. A House bill to create a 16 member Expositions Commission aims to run the state fair and fair grounds in Columbus and is expected to pass easily. The general appropriations bill funds state government from July 1, 1962 to June 30, 1963 with Senate action due by next Tuesday. The GOP led body also overrode Governor DiSalle’s veto on a tax cut reducing corporate franchise tax on open and investment firms from three tenths to one tenth of a penny.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Tiny space scholar lands library card in New Jersey
Florence Jacobs, two percent years old, defies age rules to gain library card No 4536 after a mayoral exemption. She has read to the seven grade level and names space topics, planets, satellites, and all fifty states, impressing skeptics with her cosmic knowledge.
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Cleveland
West New York
N.J
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Florence
Johrn J. Armellini
Marie Jacobs
Jerome
Alan Shepard Jr
United States
Director Seeks 30 Percent Pay Cut in Cleveland Heights
Louis S. Belkin safety service director asks Cleveland Heights city council to reduce his salary from 3600 to 2600 dollars annually citing less time required and no need for the money. Council to refer proposal to finance committee for review.
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Cleveland
Louis S. Belkin
Cleveland Heights
Belkin
Fire Chief Needed
Shawnee seeks a new fire chief after Fred Mu resigns. Assistant Billy Williams cannot assume the role, and Mayor William Schuster asks firefighters to aid in securing a successor.
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Fred Musick
Shawnee
Billy Williams
William Schuster
Congo Sets Parliament Reassembly At Lovanium June 25
Kongolese rival regimes led by Kasavubu and Gizenga announce a unified plan to reconvene Parliament at Lovanium University on June 25. Delegates agree a U.N. guarded arms warehouse and closed housing for MPs with no outside contact during the session.
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Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
U.N
Lovanium
Tribunal May Study Czechoslovak Spy Case
The dispute over a Czechoslovak spy case may go to a special arbitration tribunal. Miroslav Nadavac of the Czech mission to the United Nations was refused expulsion after claiming U S intelligence agents tried to recruit him as a spy. Washington countered that he spied for his Red government and demanded his departure.
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Czechoslovakia
U.S
Miroslav Nadavac
Czech
Washington
Princes Hit Snag In Laotian Conference
Zurich reports a conference of rival Laotian princes stalls on forming a coalition government. The snag centers on Prince Souvanna Phouma insisting that Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, leader of the pro Western royal government in Vientiane, be removed from the army to hold any national unity post.
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Phoumi Nosavan
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