House Defies JFK and Defeats Farm Bill in Vote
The House rejected President Kennedy's farm bill 215 to 205, with 48 Democrats joining 167 Republicans to send the measure back to committee. The White House warned of higher costs and renewed deficits, while the Farm Bureau hailed the result as a victory for farmers and taxpayers. The Senate had passed a similar bill, but House action seemed unlikely.
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Plane Crashes in Guadeloupe Killing 100 Plus Aboard
An Air France Boeing 707 with 103 to 108 passengers and 5 crew vanished in a crash on Guadeloupe’s forested hillside during an approach to Pointe-a-Pitre. Debris reportedly burned as search planes found no sign of life. The flight originated in Santa Maria Azores en route to Santiago Chile.
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Senators Accuse Freeman of Intimidation Over Estes Probe
Sen Karl Mundt and Sen Carl Curtis charged Secretary Freeman with trying to thwart a Senate investigation of Billie Sol Estes. They released a sworn statement from Hughes admitting staff tried to pull department files on Mundt and Curtis only.
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Nebraska
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Congress
Philippines Claims Sovereignty Over North Borneo
President Diosdado Macapagal announced Manila's claim of sovereignty over British North Borneo after receiving a note from Britain. He said the government would seek negotiations with Britain to settle the dispute and that he instructed foreign affairs officials to present the Philippine position to the British ambassador.
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North Borneo
Estes Indictments Increase in Number
A federal grand jury indicted Billie Sol Estes, 37, on mail fraud and conspiracy charges spanning state lines, as new counts accumulate against the Texas promoter tied to fertilizer, grain storage, and cotton operations.
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Kennedy portrait as winged angel in Vatican altar panel
A sculptured likeness of President Kennedy as a winged angel, posed 23 years ago, forms part of a Vatican altar panel.
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Senator Francis Case Dies After Illness at 65
Washington dispatch reports Senator Francis Case Republican of South Dakota died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 9 19 a m following a mild heart condition and flu. A 25 year veteran of Congress he served seven terms in the House and two in the Senate and chaired work on water conservation and highways while ranching near Custer in the Black Hills.
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Maritime Dispute Settled on West Coast
SAN FRANCISCO contract agreement ends an eight day cooling off period nine months into a four week strike that idled about 60 ships and thousands of workers. James J. Healy the special mediator and President Kennedy's representative announced the accord at a news conference. Healy said the contract runs to June 15 1965 and will be voted on by ship owners and unions.
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James J. Healy
Kennedy
Federal Mediators Press Ford Strike Talks in Cleveland
Federal mediators continue meetings to settle the Ford Motor Co strike at the Walden Hills stamping plant near Cleveland. About 77,000 Ford workers are idled costing nearly $2 million daily in wages and fringe benefits.
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Berlin talks with Adenauer end in full agreement on major issues
Bonn report says Chancellor Adenauer and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk concluded a private 70 minute meeting with an interpreter present. They announced full agreement on Berlin and other questions of mutual West German U S interest and praised frank talks.
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Buckeye Boys State Ends Nine Day Self Government
Tonight Joe Havasi of Niles will introduce John Noble on his experiences in Soviet slave labor camps. Thursday the boys state appropriation bill passed both houses funding the Hetuck newspaper as it ends a week of controversy.
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Red Chinese buildup deemed defensive by Western intel
Western intelligence in Hong Kong view Red China’s buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu as defensive though not ruling out a possible attack if Chiang Kai shek moves to retake the mainland. A senior informant says a Communist offensive remains unlikely with a 3 to 1 odds against it.
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Chiang Kaishek
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No Stay Of Execution Delivers Buck Plea To Die Tonight
James Rodney Buck 24, convict in the March 22 1960 slaying of Akron patrolman Floyd Weatherholt, faces the electric chair as Governor DiSalle declines a stay. Buck was condemned for first degree murder and his last appeal was rejected in a prepared statement.
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Buck
Floyd Weatherholt
Eisenhower to Attack Kennedy Program at $100 Dinner
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower is set to criticize the Kennedy administration’s domestic program at a $100-a-plate fund-raising dinner for Republicans. A sellout crowd of about 3,000 will attend, with 75 percent of funds to House candidates and 25 percent to Senate candidates. Eisenhower’s outspoken stance has energized GOP efforts to regain control of the House by November.
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Bob Wilson
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GOP
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Mains
Union Rejects Terms Of Settlement For All
New York AFL CIO Flight Engineers Union leaders of Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways meet to study the Trans World agreement. They seek better terms and may push for negotiations with Eastern and Pan Am after lifting a strike threat.
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Prince Announces Agreement on Laotian Coalition Government
Prince Souvanna Phouma said a three faction agreement ends delays to form a coalition government in Laos. He will lead the cabinet, which is to be installed Saturday, preserving a neutralist plan amid Cold War tensions.
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Ratterman Jury Deliberations Begin in Civil Rights Case
A nine man, three woman jury in Covington Kentucky began deliberations at 10:07 am after being sent out to decide the guilt or innocence of six men charged with civil rights violations involving Campbell County Sheriff George Ratterman. The case was submitted to the jurors at 4:30 pm Thursday, with jurors allowed to spend the night at home.
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Mac Swinford
Financier Sarlie Fled to France Over Unpaid Stock Order
Jacques Sarlie a New York financier linked to Edward M. Gilbert fled to France after leaving a $754000 stock order unpaid. Canton reports J Grant Keys, Ohio highway safety director, warns 2100 Ohioans may die in traffic accidents this year unless tolls and safety measures tighten.
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Jacques Sarlie
Wall Street
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
France
Canton
J. Grant Keys
Ohio
Missionaries Kidnapped Near Saigon Report Alive
Three American missionaries abducted by Viet Cong on May 30 are alive and well, says the mission director in Saigon. A. E. Mitchell, 44, of Ellensburg Washington Daniel Gerber, 21, of Dalton Ohio and Dr Eleanor Ardel Vietti, 35, of Houston Texas were seized from a leper colony 160 miles northeast of Saigon. Speculation suggests the captives were taken to tend wounded guerrillas.
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South Viet Nam
A. E. Mitchell
Ellensburg
Wash
Daniel Gerber
Dalton
Ohio
Eleanor Ardel Vietti
Houston
Tex
Senate Approves Military Spending Bill by Voice Vote
The Senate approved by voice vote a worldwide military construction program costing 1.45 billion dollars. Ohio gains 21.6 million while the House had allotted 22.24 million. The measure advances to the House for action.
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Tragic .22 Caliber Accident Claims Glouster Boy
An eighth grade student, Jack Lee McClelland, 14, of Glouster Route 1, died near midnight after a accidental gunshot while on an overnight camping trip with five other youths at a cabin on Robert Guffey’s farm. The weapon, a .22 rifle held by Charles Gene Alexander, 16, fired into McClelland’s lower jaw and through the brain. Deputy Sheriff Carl Welling placed the time at about 11:45 p.m. and the six boys had parental permission for the night out. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Oran Bombings Shake Algerian City Amid Terror Attacks
Five explosions rocked Oran, causing smoke and fire but no injuries reported, while two women were rescued from terrace wreckage. Earlier, Bone endured a night of blasts as terror groups pressed a secret army Moslem peace pact challenge in Algiers.
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Climbing Party Found Including Wilson Descendant
The White House announced the mountain climbing party including Woodrow Wilson’s grandson has been found in Nepal. All four climbers, reported missing for weeks, are safe though weak. Army headquarters in Kathmandu confirmed they were located at Khum Jung near Namche Bazar.
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