Canadians Welcome Applaud Mrs. Kennedy on State Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy, four months into the presidency, won wide acclaim in Ottawa on her first state visit abroad. She was applauded in Parliament and by thousands in the streets as she headed back to Washington. Canadian officials praised her appeal and predicted even greater admiration may follow in Paris later this month.
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Ont
Jacqueline Kennedy
Washington
Canada
Kennedy
Paris
Senate
Mark Drouin
Fleming resigns as Gallia Academy High principal
Ross H Fleming, 38, resigns as Gallia Academy High School principal to become Colerain High School head near Cincinnati. Superintendent Marshall D Boggs confirms the move effective July 15 and calls the new post an extremely good job. Fleming has been with Gallia schools seven years, five as high school principal.
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Gallipolis
Ross H. Fleming
Gallia Academy
Cincinnati
Marshall D. Boggs
Fleming
Colerain
Boggs
Marshall University
Vanderbilt
Oho State University
Professor Wins Fight To Hold Home Classes
A Princeton University professor Daniel S. Trifan and his wife were cleared of disorderly conduct charges after court approval to educate their three musically gifted children at home in Dutch Neck New Jersey. The couple argued public school would impede their children’s musical development with violin and piano studies. The West Windsor Township School Board said formal schooling and social relationships were needed.
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Dutch Neck
N. J
Princeton University
Daniel S. Trifan
A. C. Reeves Hicks
Marioara
Daniel
Richard
Trifans
West Windsor Township
Battle Scarred Sarge the WW II dog dies at 20
Hollywood reports the death of Sarge a purebred German shepherd aged 20 once believed the last surviving dog veteran of World War II He died Wednesday in the arms of his owner after a long year of declining health and fading sight.
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Sarge
Hollywood
Peace Machinery JFK And Diefenbaker Agree On Cuba Threat
In Ottawa Kennedy and Diefenbaker declared Castro’s Cuba threatens Latin America and agreed on peace aims and control machinery for Laos and Southeast Asia. They urged strengthening NATO and pursuing independent talks in Geneva for Laos. The communique tied Latin American welfare to Western security and urged unity against red threats.
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John G. Diefenbaker
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Latin America
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Southeast Asia
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Canada
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Castro
Soviet Union
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Geneva
Soviet Officers Die in Aviation Catastrophe
The Soviet news agency Tass reports five high ranking officers died in an aviation catastrophe in London including Gen. Vladimir Y. Kolpakchi Col. Gen. S. N. Perevertkin Lt. Gen. V. I. Goffe Maj. Gen. A. P. Morozov and Col. V. V. Khikhlovsky with unclear details and possible space program links.
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Vladimir Y. Kolpakchi
S. N. Perevertkin
V. I. Goffe
A. P. Morozov
V. V. Khikhlovsky
Gunman Kills Self When Surrounded in Back Bay
Boston police stormed a Back Bay apartment house where fugitive Edgar W. Cook 48 killed two law officers before turning his gun on himself. Cook, just released from Alcatraz, died in hospital minutes after the exchange. He had earlier killed David S. Robinson 53, warden of Middlesex County jail, while escaping from Cambridge.
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Edgar W. Cook
Alcatraz
David S. Robinson
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Castro Offers Prisoners for Bulldozers Trade
KEY WEST Florida Fidel Castro proposes exchanging over 1000 prisoners from the April 17 invasion for 500 American bulldozers. He warns that if not ransommed the inmates will be used to build trenches fortifications and earn their daily bread.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
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Trial for Youth 19 in Parkersburg Slaying Trial
Robert Dean Wilson, 19, an unemployed truck driver from Waterford Ohio, stands trial in Wood County Circuit Court on charges of strangling Deligh Shepard, 37, of Parkersburg. Shepard was found dead in a grocery rear room on March 15. Wilson was arrested in Gallipolis Ohio the following day.
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Waterford
Ohio
Wood County
Deligh Shepard
Parkersburg
Here
Wilson
Gallipolis
Antenna Plans Spark Rumors in Andover Maine Village
In Andover Maine a mountain village buzzes with rumors of space plans as strangers acquire land and hire locals for a road into the wilderness. The project involves a 250 ton horn antenna to be built on hilltop to receive and send signals via satellites, transforming the area into a key relay point with European links.
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Andover
Maine
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Europe
Date Rumors Grow of Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna Meeting
Washington officials expect an official Kennedy Khrushchev meeting announcement for Vienna on June 3 and 4 by week’s end. White House and State Department remain silent on arrangements while reports say the leaders are near a summit. Pierre Salinger and Chester Bowles referenced talks and a decision by President Kennedy.
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Vienna
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State Department
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Pierre Salinger
John G. Diefenbaker
Chester Bowles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Space Shot Set for June Rounds From Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports the United States plans to launch an unmanned Project Mercury capsule around June 12 and follow with a brief suborbital flight carrying a second astronaut on June 20.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Johnson Nehru Discuss Five Year Plan In New Delhi
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Prime Minister Nehru met in New Delhi to discuss India's multibillion-dollar five year plan funded heavily by the United States. Johnson carried a personal letter from President Kennedy. Nehru called it a warm friendly message about planning.
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India
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nehru
United States
U. S
Kennedy
Get in the Picture O Howie Hustles Classified Ad
An old Messenger Classified Ad promotes a daily marketplace for buying and selling. It invites families to use the service to find wanted items and dispose of unused belongings, directing readers to the section and a local dial phone number.
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Howie
Messenger
Pair Denies Slaying Count In Detroit Taxi Murder
Two Detroit men Raymond P. McDonald and Jerry W. Taylor pleaded innocent to first degree murder charges in the January killing of Elmer Walker, a 30 year old Detroit taxi driver from Taylor Center. Sheriff Rife said both had signed confessions and pleaded guilty at a Jan. 23 hearing. Trial is set for June 12.
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Michigan
Wood County
Earl Rife
Raymond P. McDonald
Chauncey
Jerry W. Taylor
Elmer Walker
Taylor Center
Mich
Man given life term on murder conviction
Michael Hugo Compton, 21, of Knoxville Tennessee, was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal beating of Harvey Whetstone Jr. in a Dayton hotel room on January 7. Compton pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to second degree murder.
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Michael Hugo Compton
Knoxville
Tenn
Harvey Whetstone Jr
Compton
Common Pleas
Big Three Move To Block Laos Neutrality Plan
American British and French delegates at Geneva held a strategy session at Maurice Couve de Murville's villa to counter Soviet veto provisions in Andrei Gromyko's Laos plan. Gromyko presented two documents seeking Laotian neutrality and a 13 point peace mechanism with veto powers.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Laos
Maurice Couve de Murville
Britain
Lord Home
U. S
W. Averill Harriman
Gromyko
Speculation Points to Navy Chief Nominee in Washington
Washington speculation centered on Vice Adm. George W. Anderson Jr. as the likely replacement for Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, whose third two year term as Chief of Naval Operations ends August 1. Anderson commands the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and is a leading candidate for the post.
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Navy
George W. Anderson Jr
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
White House
Arleigh A. Burke
CNO
Polk's Son In Law Guilty Of Fraud
A federal district court jury found Claude A. Taylor, former superintendent of the House folding room, guilty on 52 counts of fraudulently claiming government payroll totaling 14003. Taylor was the son-in-law of the late Rep. James G. Polk and served from 1955 to 1959.
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Federal District Court
Claude A. Taylor
House
Taylor
James G. Polk
Ohio
Junta Becomes Legal Vows To Set Reforms
Premier John M. Chang and his cabinet resigned as the military seized control in Seoul. Gen. Chang Do young led a 30 man committee to govern, with Maj Gen Pak Chung hi as No 2. The United States urged a return to civilian rule while MA GRUDER ordered US troops to stay out.
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Korea
John M. Chang
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Chang
Pak Chung-hi
Kim Chong-Oh
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Park Limhang
Lee Hanlim
1St Field Army
Lee
North Korea
Washington
U. S
Marshall Green
Carter Magruder
Magruder
Eichmann Trial Evidence Reveals Executions at Theresienstadt
The prosecution introduced testimony at Adolf Eichmanns trial showing that he personally ordered the execution of 16 Jews at Theresienstadt for attempting to smuggle letters. The disclosures came during today’s proceedings in Jerusalem.
Presbyterians Plan Merger of Churches
In Buffalo New York Signs point to a broad long range plan by the United Presbyterian Church to unite much of American Protestantism The newly elected moderator Paul D McKelvey of Los Angeles urged full exploration of the proposal It is not expected to vote until next Monday and asks inviting the Episcopal Church to join merger talks with Methodists and the United Church of Christ
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Buffalo
N. Y
United Presbyterian Church
Paul D. McKelvey
Los Angeles
Episcopal Church
United Church of Christ
Four Children Die In Fire In Columbus Home Tragedy
A Columbus fire killed four children ages 20 months to four years. Loretta Jones, their mother, was rescued from the porch roof after the blaze engulfed a six room dwelling. Roger Jones, Cynthia Ann, Ronnie, and Donald Jr. died in an upstairs front bedroom.
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Loretta
Donald Jones
Roger Jones
Cynthia Ann
Ronnie
Donald Jr
Kennedy releases $818 million highway funds early
President Kennedy has released 818 million dollars in federal highway funds to states six weeks ahead of schedule to accelerate road construction. Ohio receives 46.12 million dollars as its share.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ohio
Democrats Win Majority With Ohio Senate Community College Bill
In a dramatic move the Ohio Senate approved a community college bill by 20 to 18 after Democrats substituted it for a locally financed post high school technical training measure. The plan allows areas with 50 000 plus population to create colleges funded by taxes state funds and student fees with a governor appointed board overseeing contracts with private or public institutions.
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Ohio
Kline
L. Roberts
Richard B. Metcalf
Franklin County
Charles Whalen
Montgomery County
J. Sherman Porter
Gallia County
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
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