Montgomery Quiet After Guardsmen Quell Bloody Weekend Riots
Federal planning to deploy Army units if needed to restore order in Montgomery Alabama amid deadly race clashes. Governor Patterson called out National Guardsmen as 500 U.S. marshals and federal deputies operated with Montgomery officials and Kennedy stayed in close contact.
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Alabama
John Patterson
Point
John F. Kennedy
Middleburg
Patterson
Military Government Split Reported Refusal by Troops
South Korea reported internal splits in the new military government as marines and paratroopers who seized Seoul refused to withdraw from the Capitol building. They demanded more seats on the 30 member revolutionary council, while Lt. Gen. Chang Do young led the junta. U S General Carter B Magruder ordered the 3600 coup troops back to their stations. Unofficial tallies show army dominance with about 500 000 personnel versus 15 000 each for marines and air force and 10 000 for navy.
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South Korea
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Revolutionary Council
U. S
Carter B. Magruder
Chang Do-young
Navy
Kennedy Khrushchev to clash over international controls
In Geneva Western diplomats expect the Kennedy Khrushchev meeting to focus on verification controls for enforcing international agreements. The long dispute over safeguards hindering disarmament talks may shape plans for future East West negotiations.
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Nial
West
Soviet Union
Geneva
Vienna
Kennedy adopts hands off stance on education aid
President Kennedy has refrained from active political maneuvering as the Senate works through its version of the federal aid to education program. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says he is confident the Senate will approve a $2.5 billion measure for public school construction grants and teachers salaries in a form satisfactory to the President.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Army buildup begins in South Africa as protests surge
In Johannesburg an estimated 5000 militia and army reservists reported today to quell antigovernment and anti segregation demonstrations. The non-white majority had announced action would start next Monday.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Man's Body Recovered From Muskingum River
The body of Cecil Clay Thorn, 70, of Canal Fulton Stark County was recovered from the Muskingum River Sunday. He was believed to have fallen into the river while fishing alone near the Beverly Dam last Tuesday, about a half mile downstream from the dam.
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Cecil Clay Thorn
Canal Fulton
Stark County
Muskingum River
Beverly Dam
Here
Thorn
Eichmann Aids Israel in Nazi Trial Prosecution
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann, 55, assists Israeli prosecutors by pointing to gaps in documents, as the state cites 800 exhibits against him. He sends notes through his counsel and notes missing papers, remarking that some Gestapo files may be better forgotten.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Europe
Gestapo
School Aid Debate Opens in Kennedy Education Plan Push
Washington leaders resume debate on Kennedy's federal aid to education bill with aims to pass by midweek. Senate also considers the $4.99 billion housing bill from Banking Committee, part of Kennedy's major program this week.
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The
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Banking Committee
Four Survive 50-Foot Cliff Plunge After Crash
In Scarborough England a car carrying a young man and three girls collided with a panel truck on Sunday night. The vehicle plunged over a 50 foot cliff and rolled about 500 feet before stopping in a gully. Driver John Guest aged 20 suffered head injuries. the three girls sustained only minor cuts and bruises.
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Scarborough
England
John Guest
LBJ Returns Home From Asia Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson flies home after a six nation swing through South Asia to reassure allies from Formosa to Pakistan that Communist advances will be opposed and checked.
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Athens
Greece
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Asia
America
Formosa
Pakistan
Benefactors, Prisoners Will Discuss Ransom
Cuban rebels plan a meeting with American supporters to negotiate Fidel Castro’s ransom for 1214 prisoners from the failed invasion. Eleanor Roosevelt Dr Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther lead a drive to raise funds to buy 500 tractors for exchange. Ten prisoner representatives will join the talks with Jose Miro Cardona and Antonio de Varona.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reuther
United Automobile Workers Union
No Censorship Urged By Newspaper Editors
Felix R. McKnight executive editor of the Dallas Times Herald reports to the Texas AP Managing Editors Association that the consensus among organized newspaper groups and wire services is that no censorship of any kind is imperative at the moment.
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Dallas
Tex
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Professor Dies in Cincinnati at 59
Dr. Carl W. Hansen, 59, professor of education and director of student teaching at the University of Cincinnati, died Sunday. His death leaves a vacancy in the education department and student teaching program at UC.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Carl W. Hansen
University of Cincinnati
United States Roads Do Not Enter World Circling Feats
A nostalgic ad copy links vast road mileage to selling furniture. It promotes low cost Messenger Classified Ads to reach buyers quickly. An example notes a mahogany dining set sold after first caller, with contact numbers included for placing ads.
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United States
Three Fort Frye Pupils Die After Beverly Dance Ride
Three Fort Frye High School pupils Sandra Gordon 15 Arthur Skinner 16 and Rosemary Williams 16 died after a ride from a junior senior dance. Semon 16 Beverly was injured driving the one car crash on Route 266 Morgan County. Other fatalities included John Parsons 16 Bidwell Gallia County and William Porter 50 Mount Perry Perry County.
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Beverly School
Beverly
Morgan County
Sandra Gordon
Arthur Joseph Skinner
Rosemary Williams
State Highway Patrol
David Leroy Semon
Semon
Skinner
Miss Gordon
Miss Williams
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Lemon
John Parsons
Bidwell
Gallia County
William Carl Porter
Mount Perry
Perry County
Somerset
Hoover Says Communists Pressing For Secrets
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified before a House subcommittee that Communist nations run the most extensive intelligence system in history with 300000 agents seeking secrets from the world Hoover warned in Washington.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Cooler Trend
Temperatures will average 3 6 degrees below normal with highs around 73 to 79 and lows near 49 to 55. Precipitation totals stay light at one tenth to a quarter inch in scattered showers expected Friday.
Cambodian Chief Proposes Laotian Coalition at Geneva
Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia’s head of state, invites three Laotian princes Boun Oum Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong to Geneva to negotiate a coalition government. The Laotian conflict at the 14 nation conference centers on pacification and neutralization of Southeast Asia. The conference resumes this afternoon.
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Laos
Geneva
Sihanouk
Southeast Asia
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Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Bomb Report Ties Up Traffic On Route 40
A bomb warning delayed traffic on U S 40 west of Columbus as officers halted vehicles near the Darby Creek bridge east of West Jefferson. A search found nothing, and traffic resumed after the area was cleared.
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Here
U. S. 40
Highway Patrol
Madison County
Kefauver Plans Price Fixing Law Targeting Executives
Sen. Estes Kefauver says he will push legislation to jail corporate executives who know about illegal price fixing by their subordinates and fail to act.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Church Talks Open on Union Across Denominations
Buffalo report says United Presbyterian Church moves to open talks toward unification with Episcopal Church Methodists and United Church of Christ aiming for a single church body. The decision was announced today in Buffalo New York.
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N.Y
United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
The
Methodist
United Church of Christ
Manslaughter Guilty Plea Entered in Point Pleasant Killing
Lyle Fox of Columbus pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Dale Putney in Point Pleasant after a fight on Main Street. The 27 year old construction worker was indicted for murder but admitted the lesser charge as a defense motion allowed. The case was continued to June 30.
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Point Pleasant
Freeland Lyle Fox
Columbus
Dale Putney
Fox
Gallipolis
Putney
Mason County Circuit Court
J. G. F. Johnson
Johnson
Cecil Dean
West Virginia
Ohio
Meloy Named to Replace Magruder in Korea
Washington Lt Gen Guy S Meloy takes over command of the 8th Army in South Korea on June 30 after Gen Carter S Magruder retires Meloy 57 has been named to succeed Magruder as commander of the 8th Army Magruder retires from the post due to impending retirement plans
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Guy S
Stan
Meloy
U.S
South Korea
Carter S. Magruder
8Th Army
Magruder
Montgomery Riots Prompt Martial Rule and Guard Deployment
Federal and state forces swept Montgomery as violence flared over the freedom riders. National Guardsmen patrolled the Greyhound station and the Negro church where the latest clashes occurred. About 20 people were injured, and 18 white suspects were arrested after the daylong turmoil. Governor Patterson proclaimed martial rule to restore order amid tense streets.
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Ala
National
Greyhound
Freedom
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
John M. Patterson
Adj
Henry V. Graham
U. S
Connell Named Commissioner of Strategic Materials
Maurice J. Connell of Toledo, top aide to Gov. Michael V. DiSalle, is appointed to a federal post as commissioner of strategic materials with a salary of 18 500 dollars per year.
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Columbus
Maurice J. Connell
Toledo
Michael V. DiSalle
PTA President Says Americans Preoccupied By Creature Comforts
National PTA leader Mrs James C Parker of Grand Rapids says Americans neglect sacrifice for priorities as school bond issues fail amid a culture of creature comforts. She warns high taxes for schools are avoided, citing voters who can afford them yet vote down bonds. The 65th annual convention of the National Congress opens today.
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Parent Teachers Association
James C. Parker
Grand Rapids, Mich
Parker
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
National Congress
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