Breakthrough Hinted in Laos Talks As Powers Consider Resuming
In Geneva, U S Ambassador Harriman delivered a Kennedy approved note to Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and urged continuation of the 14 nation Laos talks without specifics. British Foreign Secretary Home plans to visit to discuss resumption amid rebel led cease-fire violations and Padong village capture near Xieng Khouang.
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Xieng Khouang
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
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Vienna
Elizabeth Fascinates Red Viewers Telecast From Moscow
Elizabeth II and the Trooping the Colour ceremony captivated Moscow viewers as the London to Moscow telecast aired brilliantly. Soviet leaders Khrushchev Brezhnev Sukarno competed for attention on a rival channel while a Kremlin Indonesian friendship rally ran on the main channel.
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Khrushchev
Leonid I. Breznev
Sukarno
Indonesia
Kremlin
32 Suspended as Payoff Scandal Hits New York School Inspectors
Thirty two school construction inspectors about one third of the staff have been suspended in a widening scandal over payoffs by contractors.
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New York
Air Force to court-martial Col Banks over Texas Tower collapse
Col William M Banks of the Boston air defense center faces court martial on dereliction of duty after the No 4 Texas Tower sank in a January Atlantic gale killing 28 crew members. The case cites failure to monitor weather, maintain contact with tower staff, and stay available for action. Two officers were dismissed from charges as the Senate subcommittee hearings continue.
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Texas
Atlantic Ocean
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Boston Air Defense Center
William R. Sheppard
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Senate
U Minnesota to Graduate 2850 Tonight at Memorial Stadium
University of Minnesota opens its 8 p m commencement for 2850 graduates led by President O Meredith Wilson. If rain forces a venue change, ceremonies move to Williams Arena with regents, faculty, and candidates marching from Northrop Field. Edward B Cosgrove receives a regents certificate. diplomas are issued by college deans.
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O. Meredith Wilson
Memorial Stadium
Williams Arena
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Northrop Field
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Edward B Cosgrove
Edina
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Carl T. Rowan
National Guard Leaves Sunday for Training
More than 100 officers and men of Combat Support Co 2nd Battle Group 135th Infantry Austin's National Guard depart at 5 am Sunday for a two week summer training program. Capt David Reinartz commands the unit with elements already at Camp Ripley near Little Falls. The main body returns June 25. Other guardsmen attending camp include Maj George Roope William Buechner Ed Stevens and Rev David Campbell. Motorists are advised to use caution during the mass troop movement.
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David Reinartz
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Ripley
George Roope
William Buechner
Ed Stevens
David Campbell
Lt Gen Sir Henry Pownall Dies in London at 73
Lt Gen Sir Henry Royds Pownall, 73, organizer of Britain's Home Guard after Dunkirk and later commander of Far East forces, died Thursday at his London home.
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London
Sir Henry Royds Pownall
Britain
Dunkerque
Far East
Fidel Castro to Host US Team in Cuban Swap Talks
Fidel Castro said he would receive a four man bargaining team from the United States to discuss swapping 1200 Cuban rebels for 500 tractors. He proposed trading captured invaders for political prisoners held in the United States and other nations, and insisted the negotiating team be empowered to decide indemnification terms. The U.S. group from the Tractors for Freedom Committee will fly to Havana Monday to negotiate.
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Eisenhower
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Minnesota Inventors Start Meet at Redwood Falls
A Wisconsin man, Earl C. Jensen of Frederick, wins a prize for a riddle proposal and fuels the Minnesota Inventors Congress show with a device to heat crankcase oil using exhaust gases. More than 110 inventions display pigeon traps and minnow hooks as Gov. Elmer L. Andersen addresses about 250 attendees.
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Minnesota
Earl C. Jensen
Frederick
Minnesota Inventors Congress
Elmer L. Andersen
French Star Annie Farge Visits Local Region This Weekend
Annie Farge, French star of the CBS TV series Angel, arrives Friday night en route to New York to lead a play tour this summer. She is a friend of Geordie Hormel, King's Wood owner.
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Angel
New York
Geordie Hormel
King's Wood
Marion Davies Reports Improvement After Surgery
Hollywood AP reports former actress Marion Davies much improved following surgery on Friday with details from hospital sources and no complications noted to date.
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Hollywood
Marion Davies
Iowa Faces Jobless Rise Yet Business Remains Steady
The Iowa Employment Security Commission reports May unemployment about 41 000, 3.6 percent of the labor force, with gains in other sectors keeping business moving. In Des Moines May jobless total reached 4 100, while car sales rise and farmers face mechanization pressures amid policy debates.
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Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Des Moines
May
Ing
George Wilson
Central National Bank
Missing NSA Clerk Covington Sought by Police
Police search for William Hyter Covington 28 a National Security Agency clerk missing since Monday. NSA says he had been on sick leave after an operation and recently reported sick before vanishing. Covington lived in Laurel Maryland seen at Charles Town race track and Arlington. Two NSA code clerks fled to Moscow last year raising security concerns.
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Hushbush National Security Agency
FBI
William Hyter Covington
Maryland
NSA
Ft. Meade
Covington
Security Agency
Covingtons
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Charles Town
W. Va
Arlington
Moscow
Court OKs limited use of go kart track near Austin
District Judge A C Richardson ruled the east of Austin go kart track may operate with restrictions after 19 nearby property owners sought an injunction. Mufflers required, limited unmuffled family night use, and specified hours plus toilet facilities. all other uses halted.
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A.C. Richardson
Austin
Richardson
Leo A. Hagen
Kennedy Back Improves as Doctor Expects
President Kennedy's doctor expressed confidence the back is getting well while Dr Janet Travell maintains close supervision. The medical regimen includes rest swimming in a heated pool and crutch assisted movement at the seaside villa.
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Kennedy
Janet Travell
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Washington
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