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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
12
President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle met in Paris for three days of diplomacy. Early signs point to a productive start with no major personality clashes. The talks reflected a hopeful tone for future Franco American cooperation.
Kennedy favors open news access with aides readily available and personal ties to reporters. McNamara seeks tight control on military information and interview access, reflecting national security concerns and corporate press handling.
George Maurer of Easton Pennsylvania serves as the House reading clerk where he voices bills and messages at high speed. He reads aloud about 300 words a minute yet keeps inflection and nuance, calling the roll and recognizing all 437 members by sight.
New York AP George S Kaufman famed comedy writer and producer dies of a heart attack at his Park Avenue apartment aged 71 He had been inactive after a stroke and leaves a legacy as a top Broadway money earner and two Pulitzer Prize winners You Cant Take It With You and Of Thee I Sing Funeral set for New York Sunday
A cold front moved through the midsection bringing showers and thunderstorms from the central Plains to the Ohio Valley and Atlantic Seaboard. Temperatures dropped to the 40s and 50s in the north while 60s and mid 70s appeared along the front. Thunderstorms were forecast for the Rockies and western Plains with damage reported in parts of the Texas Panhandle and Colorado. five tornado funnels were sighted in Texas with no injuries. Lamar Colorado endured a 45 minute hailstorm damaging crops and flooding streets. Pampa Texas saw a similar storm with six inches of rain and Red River swollen.
AP reports Jacqueline Kennedy's bouffant fashion impact in Paris as French hairdresser Alexandre says she promised to bring the look back to America. She wore Hubert de Givenchy for a Versailles Palace dinner, fueling debate over made in Paris versus American fashion.
English pacifist Terry Chandler, 20, of London, was sentenced to 60 days in jail for attempting to obstruct the arrival of a floating dock at the U S missile submarine base Holy Loch. A British naval vessel pulled him from a kayak as he paddled toward the dock section. He faced a breach of the peace charge.
U N patrols in Kivu document six square miles of devastation near Nyagezi and 33 Bashi tribesmen among the dead. More than 100 killed, many women and children, with five Congolese soldiers found. Unclear motive. unrest tied to unpaid soldiers and local tribal tensions.
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