Stevenson flies to Peru after Bolivian riots and guard boost
Adlai E. Stevenson heads to Lima amid La Paz clashes in which four demonstrators were killed and five wounded. Extra police and troops, plus plainclothesmen and motorized units, are deployed for his visit to deter violence. The tour, spanning seven capitals, focuses on the Inter American Economic and Social Council talks and Kennedy aid plans, with postponement rumors amid regional tensions.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Adlai E. Stevenson
Peru
Lima
Stevenson
Victor Pas Estenssoro
Kennedy
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Alliance-For-Progress
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Montevideo
Haede
Jackie Returns to U S From Greece Homecoming
The Kennedy family reunited at the White House after three weeks apart with Mrs. Kennedy returning from a Greek vacation aboard the presidential plane Caroline from New York. The President met her at Washington National Airport and a silent crowd welcomed the homecoming as gifts and Greek dolls were presented to Caroline.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Greece
Mediterranean
Caroline
John Jr
Washington National Airport
New York
First Lady
John F Kennedy
Jacqueline
France seeks stronger orders to enforce Laotian cease fire
France urged the international Laos conference to provide fresh directives and equipment to the International Control Commission to enforce the cease fire in Laos. Jean Chauvel argued the cease-fire remains fragile amid Communist violations and called for a neutral Laos as a buffer state with limited IOC powers. The dispute over inspection rights within the commission reflected wider tensions among pro Western and Communist sides, with Laos talks disrupted at Ban Namone.
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Geneva
France
International Conference On
Laos
Jean Chauvel
Chauvel
International Control Commission
China
Centrol Commission
Ban Namone
Commission
Poland
Pathet Lao
Ten Freedom Riders Barred From Tallahassee Restaurant
Ten white and Negro Freedom Riders were denied integrated service at the Terminal Restaurant in Tallahassee Florida after police closed the terminal for the night. Ministers led by Rev J W Collier Jr said they would stay at the airport until the restaurant reopened and served them integrated. The group plans further Florida routes to test bus terminal desegregation while federal court approves gradual desegregation of parks and playgrounds.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Bethel Baptist Church
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Deep South
Florida
Washington, D.C
Greyhound
William Isdale
J. W. Collier Jr
Jacksonville
Charleston
S.C
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Florida West Coast
Kennedy urges swift foreign aid action despite congressional opposition
President Kennedy warns against spending too little or too late as he pitches an eight point eight billion dollar, five year foreign aid plan at the National Conference on International Economic and Social Development. He argues aid must build self reliance, reform, and freedom against communism with broad support from Congress and public. David Lilienthal backs Kennedy, calling approval the United States’ greatest postwar opportunity.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Conference On International Economic and Social Development
Congress
David Lilienthal
United States
Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Development and Resources Corp
JFK Calls for Quick Settlement Strike Impacts U S Merchant Fleet
President Kennedy pressed for a rapid settlement as maritime labor unions walked out affecting about 990 ships. The strike risks halting oil shipments and general cargo while ports contend with unionization questions for American owned foreign flag vessels and crews.
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New York
U.S
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
Kennedy
United States
Panama
Liberia
Honduras
Notifies 35 Jobs Terminate Today in Duluth Elevator
Car ail] Inc. Duluth Minnesota notified three employees at its elevator that their jobs were terminated as of this afternoon. All are members of Grain Millers Local 118. The company spokesman cited a lack of work and said the firm would end its present operations with no indication of possible re employment.
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Duluth, Minn
Carail] Inc
Grain Millers Local 118
Senate Approves Landmark Interstate Highway Financing Plan
The Senate passed a multi billion dollar highway financing bill after extending the billboard control bonus plan. It provides the federal share for the interstate system and raises annual apportionments to states starting in fiscal 1963, with Washington paying about 37 of 41 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
George H. Fallon
D-Md
House Public Roads Subcommittee
Whoopee John Wilfahrt Dies At 68 In St Paul
John Wilfahrt known as Whoopee John, 68, was found dead at his West St. Paul home from a heart attack. A famed polka bandleader since 1908, he led a group that toured Minnesota and neighboring states and produced over 300 records.
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St. Paul
New Ulm
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Illinois
National Ballroom Operators Association
Wilfahrt
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Europe
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