Laos factions move toward unified fighting forces in Swiss talks
In Zurich Gen Phoumi Nosavan said three rival Lao factions reached virtual agreement on integrating armies. Others voiced optimism though provincial administration under Pathet Lao control remains unresolved as Geneva debates Laos neutrality amid ongoing clashes around Padong.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Nosavan
Adminis
Geneva
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Padong
U S and Soviet Talks Enter Third Round
Washington reports enter third day of secret disarmament talks with McCloy and Zorin mum on progress. Dean to return to Washington for consultations as Kennedy resists merging test ban with general disarmament talks. Khrushchev’s troika proposal worries U S officials and UN implications are debated.
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U.S
John J. McCloy
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Geneva
Arthur H. Dean
Kennedy
Lincoln White
Dean
White
United States
McCloy-Zorin
Zorin
Khrushchev
McCloy
Moscow
United Nations
Vienna
Soviet Union
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Three Minneapolis aldermen among 16 indicted in liquor probe
Indictments returned against three city council members and 13 others, including seven current liquor licensees and five members linked to the Isadore Blumenfeld syndicate. Alderman Wolinski faces unlawful interest charges. Riley and Johnson labeled malfeasance cases. Several co defendants await court appearances as federal cases tie to liquor stamp fraud.
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Hennepin County
Grand
Isadore
Kid Dann
Blumenfeld Syndicate
Frank Wolinski
Bers
Harry
Yiddy Bloom
Abe Brownstein
Edward Berman
Wolinski
Riley
Small
Johnson
Kid Cann
Lake St
School aid bill blocked by Rules Committee
President Kennedy faces uphill fight as the Rules Committee halts the 2.5 billion education bill from floor action. The panel delays and routes to the National Defense Education Act, amid opposition from Republicans and conservative Southern Democrats worried about integration and parish aid.
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John Beckler
Washington
Kennedy
House
Sam Rayburn
Rules Committee
Rayburn
House Education Committee
Senate
White House
Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
JFK starts salt water conversion project in Freeport Texas
President Kennedy presses a Washington button inaugurating the Freeport Texas salt water conversion plant the first federal project of five costing 1.5 million dollars. It produces pure water at about 1 per thousand gallons using 12 evaporators and could become a pilot for desert irrigation. Dow Chemical and Freeport will use the water, with Navy ships having lower costs.
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Freeport
Tex
Kennedy
Washington
Little
Texas Gulf Coast
Houston
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stewart Udall
Interior
D. F. MacGowan
Interior Department
Office of
Saline
Dow Chemical Co
Navy
Drought Hits Northwestern Minnesota Crops Hard
Drought conditions persist in northwestern Minnesota with soil moisture short in the northern two thirds of the state while the southern third remains adequate. The crop report notes below normal rainfall in much of the west central region for the week ending June 19 and forecasts mixed prospects with rye and winter wheat heading, corn cultivated, and alfalfa harvested, amid significant losses in Polk County where some farmers expect half or less of a crop.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Northwest
Orville L. Freeman
Polk County
del Lariviere
Lariviere
Grocers, Union Ratify Contract After One Meeting
Grocers and unionized workers represented by Local 6578 OCW signed a new contract after a single negotiating session. OCW says the firms gave a fair offer and ratification occurred without opposition all within 24 hours.
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Oil, Atomic and Chemical Workers
OCW
Buffalo Boy 2 Killed in Driveway Accident
Todd Christenson a two year old from Buffalo Minn died when a neighbor's car backed over him in the driveway after the children had just been dropped home from a swim. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Christenson.
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Buffalo Boy
Buffalo, Minn
Todd Christenson
Clifford Christenson
Hotel and Union Session Delayed After First Cancelled Meeting
A conciliation meeting between Knutson Hotel Corp and OCW was canceled this morning. A second meeting is postponed to 2 p.m. Thursday after the hotel group delayed the 10 a.m. session. Donald Knutson was slated to attend the canceled meeting. The talks follow OCW strike action that closed the Red Cedar Inn. The union had requested a proposal for reopening.
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Knutson Hotel Corp
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers of America
OCW
Donald Knutson
Knutson
Red Cedar Inn
Driver Hurt at Oakwood Cemetery in Cedar River Worksite
Harold Woeppel, 31, of Storm Lake, a Hallett Construction Co. worker, is in serious condition at St. Olaf Hospital after a 15 ton turnapull rolled twice on the Cedar River bank at Oakwood cemetery during dirt removal for Interstate 90. Fellow worker Herald Ryther witnessed the incident. Woeppel suffered a dislocated right wrist and fractures of the left leg and pelvis with internal hemorrhage.
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Hallett Construction Co
Harold Woeppel
St. Olaf Hospital
Oakwood Cemetery
Cedar River
Storm Lake
Iowa
Woeppel
U S Revokes Diplomatic Status of Czech Envoy
The United States revoked the diplomatic status of Miroslav Nacvalac a Czech diplomat accused of spying. He is now subject to deportation as an alien illegally in the United States a U S mission messenger delivered the note to the Czechoslovak mission in New York.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Nacvalac
Name winners named at Fairport High School
Vale dictorian and salutatorian at Fairport High School are Robert Witty and Diane Schoolmaster. The AP report notes the two top graduates among the 1960s class, highlighting their academic distinction and school leadership roles.
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Fairport, N.Y
Fairport High School
Robert Witty
Diane
Adlai Stevenson Talks Amid Security in Bogota Colombia
Adlai E. Stevenson prepares for final talks with Colombian officials as bombs and student protests shadow his South American tour. Kennedy envoy travels under tight security after bombs explode in Bogota and students stone embassy cars and university facilities.
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Colombia
Adlai E. Stevenson
South America
Kennedy
Stevenson
Ecuador
Atr Allastres
National University
Old
Techo
New International Airport
Reed Leaves Dothan Club for Basin League Move
Clayton Reed, former Austin High School athlete and Phillies signee last July, was released from the Dothan Alabama class D farm club. He will depart in about a week to join Huron South Dakota in the Basin League.
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Clayton Reed
Austin
Philadelphia Phillies
Dothan
Ala
Reed
Huron
S. D
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