Gatecrasher Fails To Hear Jayne's Recant
Hollywood romance tale unfolds on Sunset Boulevard as Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay publicly reconcile while gatecrasher Stanley Berman fails to grab a camera moment. Handyman Marcel Demaertelaere escorts Berman off the property as photographers seek a dramatic kiss cue.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mickey Hargitay
Grand Jury Ponders Welfare Fraud Case in Santa Clara
In San Jose California Supervisor Spangler demands a full probe of the county Welfare Department after Clara Teresa Bray a well off resident with a $31000 home admits fraudulently receiving aid for three children Bray pleaded guilty to taking 215 dollars monthly in aid to needy children.
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Martin J. Spangler
Santa Clara
Clara Teresa Bray
William Hoffman
Fighting Reported Between Congo Army and Katanga Forces
Congo news agency reports sharp fighting in north Katanga between national army troops and Katanga gendarmes led by Moise Tshombe. No independent confirmation yet. The clashes began when gendarmes attacked army units near Nyanza, about 75 miles west of Albertville. Also noted Danish PM Kampmann steps aside for Jens Otto Krag.
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Katanga
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Moise Tshombe
Nyanza
Albertville
Rebels Face Crackdown in Coastal City Carupano
Government troops battled leftist marines and police in Carupano 300 miles east of Caracas as rebels held a coastal city stronghold. A government spokesman said thousands of farmers joined the fight after a Friday revolt, with three rebel leaders captured and a house to house clash unfolding as planes bombed the city.
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Venezuela
Carupano
Romulo Betancourt
Primary in Texas Has Big Promise
Texans cast a large vote in a two party primary for the 1964 presidential contest. Gov Price Daniel seeks a fourth term as John Connally and others vie for a runoff slot on June 2. Dallas, Fort Worth papers report Connally leading in external polling.
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Cosmonaut Titov Visits Seattle Fair For Space Age Exhibition
Cosmonaut Gherman Titov, who orbited Earth 17 times, heads west to Seattle for a World’s Fair devoted to the space age. He travels with his wife Tamara and Russian officials, stopping briefly in Chicago where he urged U.S.-Soviet cooperation to land the first man on the moon.
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Mop Up Nets 171 Viet Congs 14 Are Killed
A South Viet Nam military communique reported fourteen Viet Cong killed and 171 arrested in a Wednesday mopping up in three southern provinces. Government forces suffered no losses in Kien Phong Kien Tuong and Dinh Tuong. Damascus Syria border guards reinforced against Kurdish rebels pursued by Iraqi troops.
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Kien Tuong
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Army fights plan to cut European troop total
The Army opposes a Pentagon proposal to restore some 40,000 troops sent to Europe during the Berlin crisis and offers a compromise to limit cuts to about 20,000, while resisting further reductions as the force stands around 272,000 and a lower bound of 250,000 is viewed as prudent.
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Berlin
United States
7Th Army
Germany
Wife offers ten years service to lead attorney
Mrs. Robert Lee Kidd of San Francisco places an ad offering to work as a domestic for ten years for any leading attorney who will defend and vindicate her husband, on trial for the third time on a torture murder charge. The first trial verdict was reversed by the State Supreme Court and the second trial ended in a hung jury. The victim was a 71 year old antique dealer.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Fight Flares In Algeria in Oran Clashes claim lives
In Oran Moslems and Jews clashed leaving six Moslems dead and two Jews wounded. European secret army operations and attacks in Algiers added to the violence as trains halted and stations closed. Authorities also reported missing five Europeans believed kidnapped by Moslems.
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Algeria
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Algiers
France
New Mexicans To See Same Name Twice
New Mexico Democrats will see two men named Joseph Montoya on the ballot for U S representative. One is U S Rep Joseph M Montoya seeking a third term and the other is Joseph E Montoya a Albuquerque salesman. The ballot will list occupations and home counties for identification.
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N. M
New Mexico
Joseph Montoyas
U. S
Postion
Joseph M. Montoya
Albuquerque
Joseph E. Montoya
Sandoval County
Bernalillo County
Auto union leader urges large price cuts in auto industry
Walter Reuther told the UAW convention in Atlantic City that Kennedy administration stabilization guides call for price reductions in the auto sector. He cited 1961 as a downturn year while noting GM and Ford could have cut prices by about 275 and 225 dollars per unit respectively, with nine percent returns cited. The report also mentions the Army's Davy Crockett atomic mortar reaching American forces.
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Walter Reuther
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Reuther
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UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
U.S. Defers Nuclear Details While NATO Edges Toward Unity
The United States argues withholding certain secret nuclear data from allies is counterproductive while seeking a unified NATO policy. Officials say Washington began three months ago sharing non weapon related operational and strategic information to aid decision making amid alliance gaps.
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Greece
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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City Newspapers Strike Upends Detroit and Minneapolis
Detroit and Minneapolis face a news drought as strikes halt daily editions. The Detroit News and Free Press have not published since April 12, while the Detroit World expands to daily with 100000 circulation. In Minneapolis a strike halts the Star and Tribune, prompting the Daily Herald to launch to cover local, national, and sports news.
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NATO expands Polaris fleet under NATO command in Atlantic
Five U S missile armed Polaris submarines assigned to NATO Atlantic Ocean command with U S promises to share entire Atlantic fleet as new guidelines on tactical atomic weapons are formalized. NATO agrees to consult before changes and to review Berlin probe alongside this strategic shift.
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Lauris Norstad
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No Action Would Be Pleasing on Kennedy Tax Bill
Sen. Frank Carlson said he would prefer the Senate not to act this year on President Kennedy's tax revision bill. He noted the administration will push for committee action, while Sen. Byrd plans to convene an executive session in about 10 days. GOP opposition and a possible split in the Kennedy administration were also discussed.
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Frank Carlson
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John J. Williams
Red China Helping In Laos War
American military sources report a temporary Red Chinese invasion of northern Laos near Nam Tha. About 200 Red Chinese troops and 100 Pathet Lao rebels allegedly struck Muong Sing last Thursday, intensifying a siege-like threat that recalls Dien Bien Phu.
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Dien Bien Phu
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Muong Sing
Estes Favored in Handling of Estes Case Says Ex-Worker
A veteran Agriculture Department employee charged officials showed favoritism by not pursuing criminal action against Texan Billy Sol Estes last winter over cotton marketing quotas. The accuser, N Battle Hales, said the case should have gone to the Justice Department. His former superior rejected the claim. In Portsmouth, City Manager George Meholick suspended Police Chief Robert Edwards and named Lt. Ted Wilburn acting chief. In Berlin, Gen Lucius D Clay pledged to keep US troops in the city until unification.
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Portsmouth
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Robert Edwards
Ted Wilburn
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Anti NATO Rally Fizzles in Athens Backed by Pane
In Athens on Saturday a pro Communist Pane party backed anti NATO protest by the Union of Nazi War Victims fizzled out. The leftist rally drew limited turnout and failed to gain momentum.
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Greece
Pane
Union of Nazi War Victims
Indonesians Lose Troops In Clash Near Fakfak
Dutch troops clashed with remnants of Indonesian paratroopers north of Fakfak in West New Guinea. Several defenders were killed and about 25 men were believed involved. Papuan natives reported the airdrops and Dutch patrols followed.
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Fakfak
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