Stevenson finds Latin Americans anxious for aid wary of Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson reports Latin Americans want U.S. aid for their economies but oppose taking action against Fidel Castro. Argentine leaders urge a live and let live stance while ruling out force, as Stevenson presses for an OAS meeting amid mixed signals on Cuba.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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South America
Kennedy
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Arturo Frondizi
Venezuela
Frondizi
Adolfo Mugica
Honeymoon Comes After Prison Term
In Nashville Tennessee AP report bride Heidi Guthersohn wed prisoner W C Swaner in the jail with Sheriff Leslie Jett approving the ceremony. Swaner 30 faced a 180 day sentence for forging three checks from two years earlier. The couple plans to start life together despite the jail term and postponed honeymoon.
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Nashville
Swaner
Miss Guthersohn
Leslie Jett
Victoria Draws Retired Americans and Britons
Victoria, capital of British Columbia, attracts a sizable retiree population from the United States, Canada, and England, becoming a popular destination for former professionals seeking a milder climate and seaside lifestyle.
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Victoria
British Columbia
4000 French Farmers Riot Over Price Structure
About 4,000 Brittany farmers, angered by government farm prices, invaded Morlaix in Brittany aboard tractors and trucks. A 130-strong riot police unit was ordered to move into the town by the Interior Ministry as dawn traffic swelled into the city.
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Morlaix
France
Brittany
French Interior Ministry
Paris
Ing
Jacques Seron
State Man Sentenced to Gallows
A Minneapolis gunman Charles Edwin Kelley pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to die by hanging July 18 1962 in Iowa. His partner Charles Noel Brown also faces a similar fate with a scheduled June 22 1962 hanging for the slaying of Alvin Koehrsen in Walnut Iowa during a car theft and bar and liquor store robberies.
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Iowa
Minneapolis
Charles Edwin Kelley
Leroy Johnson
Kelley
Charles Noel Brown
Iown
Alvin Koehrsen
Walnut
Internal Revenue Service
Koehrsen
Council Bluffs
Brown
Howard Trowbridge
Milwaukee
Harry Goldenberg
Omaha
Wisconsin Senator Wiley to miss Wisconsin GOP convention
Sen. Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin said he cannot attend the state Republican convention in Eau Claire because he is appointed as a delegate to the Canadian-US interparliamentary group meeting this weekend and his mother-in-law is critically ill, needing him at home.
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Stevenson
United States
Organization of American States
Washington
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Eau Clair
Wiley
GOP
Claud Jasper
Bolivia under siege near martial law reported
AP dispatch from Lima describes Bolivia under a state of siege following Communist strikes tied to the tin mine dispute. Passengers said President Paz Estenssoro declared emergency as arrests of leftists were reported and La Paz remained calm after the action amid international interest.
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Lima
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Buenos Aires
Stevenson
el Diario
Talks Aim to Shorten Powers Prison Term
Dr. James E. Baugh, Powers's physician, reported negotiations with the Soviet Union to reduce the U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers 10 year sentence. Washington officials said they knew of no talks, while Baugh spoke at a Brunswick Rotary Club event. Powers was convicted after his reconnaissance plane was shot down over the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960.
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Brunswick
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
James E. Baugh
Powers
Milledgeville
Barbara Powers
Moscow
Brunswick Rotary Club
Washington
U.S
West Milford Trooper’s Wife Kills Daughter Then Shoots Son
Elsie Livingstone 27 wife of Trooper Alfred Livingstone Jr admitted shooting her year old daughter Nancy Lou and wounding her son Alfred Jr 6 and herself with her husband revolver at their home in West Milford New Jersey The son and wife were in serious condition at Chilton Memorial Hospital Pompton Plains.
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West Milford
N.J
Elsie Livingstone
Alfred Livingstone Jr
John Fitzsimmons
Livingstone
Alfred NI
Chilton Memorial Hospital
Pompton Plains
Nancy Lou
Thinks Dog Getting Even for His Shot
Mrs. Tila Landon drove home with her cocker Skeeter in the car when the dog jumped on the gas pedal. The car leaped over a wall, felled a bush, damaged a porch, tore a grape arbor, and toppled a clothes line before stopping in a park block away. No injuries were reported.
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Kansas City
Tila Landon
Skeeter
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