Kennedy De Gaulle back Berlin stand agreed
Kennedy and De Gaulle opened talks on Berlin policy and allied direction. They agreed the West must stand firm in Berlin while France pushes for an equal voice with Britain and the United States in shaping Allied policy. Kennedy met crowds at Paris City Hall and stressed strengthening Franco American ties as Khrushchev talks loomed.
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Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
West
Berlin
France
Britain
United States
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
U.S
Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
Hotel de Ville
Hearing Opens in Dexter Township Election Fraud Case
A preliminary hearing began in Municipal Court over alleged election fraud tied to the March 14 Dexter Township vote. Harold Boeff, candidate for town board supervisor, faces a felony charge after opponent Earl Rolfson accused him of giving ice cream to voters to influence their ballots. Witnesses described Boeff and Rolfson filing for the seat on February 14. Mrs. William Jendersee testified Boeff gave her family ice cream and urged her to vote, while Boeff’s attorney argued no explicit vote urging occurred. The court heard testimony from the town clerk and Jendersee, with more witnesses expected before the end of the day.
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Harold Boeff
Dexter Town Board
Dexter Township
Boeff
Earl Rolfson
Otto Harstad
Dexter
Rolfson
William Jendersee
Dersee
U S Eyes Dominican Situation After Trujillo Assassination
U S policymakers weigh whether post Trujillo Dominican Republic will move toward democracy or erupt in revolution. President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk move to set U S course as scarce details emerge on who killed Rafael Trujillo and who controls the new regime.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U. S
post-Trujillo
Dominican Republic
United States
Rusk
Paris
New York
David Ben-Gurion
Joaquin Balaguer
Witness Says Atty Gen Helped Stranded Riders
Testimony shows Attorney General Kennedy interceded for the Freedom Riders after they were stranded in Birmingham. A Kennedy aide denied federal involvement with ride sponsors. A bid for a temporary restraining order seeks police protection for interstate travelers and potential action against Klans.
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Atty. Gen
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Freedom Riders
Birmingham
Kennedy
John Seigenthaler
Justice Department
U.S District Court
Frank M. Johnson
Montgomery
Ozark Makes Flight Quota Here in May
Ozark Air Lines hit a 150 passenger boardings quota in May, first time since August. R. D. Jack Gower and Ernest H. Larson of Geo A Hormel & Co boarded the 149th and 150th May passengers on the Chicago flight. CAB will hold a July 25 hearing on route certification for Austin Albert Lea.
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Ozark Air Lines
Chicago
R. D
Jack) Gower
Ernest H. Larson
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark
Austin-Albert Lea
Austin
JFK Won't Yield to Blackmail Says Kennedy to Khrushchev
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson predicted President Kennedy would warn Khrushchev in Vienna that the United States has no intention of yielding to diplomatic blackmail. Johnson spoke in a prepared commencement address at Eastern Kentucky College. Kennedy and Khrushchev plan two days of talks in Vienna.
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Richmond
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Johnson
Eastern Kentucky College
Vienna
Drivers Strike Three Major Meat Companies in Chicago
About 1,600 Chicago meat truck drivers strike against Swift Armour and Wilson and smaller packers to enforce union terms. Immediate impact uncertain as packers import from Des Moines Omaha Kansas City and other western plants. Long distance drivers had been delivering in Chicago and 300 to 400 union drivers lost jobs.
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Chicago
Swift, Armour and Wilson
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
Mississippi River
O'Brien
Senate approves $366 million education bill in Minnesota
The Minnesota Senate backed a 366.6 million education appropriation by 48 to 9 after conference committee approval. The measure increases school aid to 256 million and assigns 64.8 million to the University of Minnesota while funding state colleges at 15 million. Rep. Popovich opposed, saying it unfairly affects basic districts.
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St, Paul
Senate
House Conference Committee
House
Minnesota
University of
Kid Kolumn Offers Free Ads For Austin Youth
Free want ads for boys and girls 16 and under by bringing the notice to THE HERALD. No phone calls accepted. Ads run June 3 to 10 in the classified section for three days, limited to 15 words or less. Only items or services that belong to the advertiser may be advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Kid Kolumn
Herald
Struggle for Reign After Trujillo Assassination
Following the assassination of Rafael Trujillo the Dominican Republic faced a likely power struggle as his chosen leaders claimed policy continuity and nine days of mourning. His son Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr. and brother Rhadames arrived from Paris with diplomat Porfirio Rubirosa amid reports of ambush on a coastal highway and a Balaguer backed government declaring the regime’s end.
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Miami
Fla
Dominican Republic
Miguel Herrera
Herrera
Rafael L. Trujillo
New York
Horst Buchholz
San Juan
P. R
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Hispaniola
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr
Paris
Ciudad Trujillo
Rhadames
France
Porfirio Rubirosa
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
Hunt Leaders of Rebel Band in Venezuela
President Betancourt said his government hunted fugitive leaders of a rebel band linked to Trujillo. Police seized 21 plotters and arms in dawn raids, while some leaders escaped possibly to mount a violent act of desperation. Trujillo, alleged sponsor, was assassinated near Ciudad Trujillo.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo
Betancourt
Ciudad Trujillo
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Wallace Sieh
Jen
William Bandler
Jendersee
Mr. Boeff
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Dean Rusk
U.S. Eyes
Rilsky
Naarden
Netherlands
Baro
Ness Ittersum van der Flier
THE
Associated Press
Ku Klux Klan
Anniston
Greyhound
George E. Cruitt
Cruitt
Freedom
AP Photofax
JFK
Jeanette Stackhouse
Norwood
Ohio
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Air Force Academy
Charles
U.S. Naval Academy
Hector
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