Sleep Learning Trials At Italian Boarding School
In Bergamo Italy 30 teenage boys in a Catholic boarding school participate in a hypnosis aided study. Tape guided lessons induce sleep then replayed tapes reinforce the lesson with the hypnotist Belini directing the process. Early reports say all students recite poems accurately after sessions and display improved focus, though officials caution findings are preliminary.
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Bergamo
Italy
San Vincenzo’s
Mario Bellini
GOP challenges Kennedy to spell out budget cuts
House Republicans vow to offer a bill of particulars on where to trim Kennedy’s 98.8 billion dollar budget. Rep. Hallick and Rep. Bow say detailed proposals are ready for senior subcommittee members. The scene features debate over tax reform, defense spending, and whether to cut programs like school lunches.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Bankers
Congress
Curtis
Dillon
Bow
Halleck
Teens hear juvenile recount burglaries at assembly
In Jonesboro Georgia a tall blond teen labeled Pat described 30 burglaries to about 1200 high school students. He spoke during Operation Teenager, an experiment in crime prevention run by Supt. Walter Matthews and the Georgia Industrial Institute for Boys.
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Jonesboro
Pat
Georgia
Jim
Walter Matthews
Georgia Industrial Institute For Boys
Pope John XXIII Receives Khrushchev's Son-in-Law in Private Audience
At the Vatican Pope John XXIII held an 18 minute private audience with Alexei Adzhubei editor of Izvestia and Khrushchev’s son-in-law. Adzhubei and his wife met in a formal yet informal setting amid a general audience where the pope also received the Balzan Peace prize.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Rada
Vatican
Adzhubei
Pope John
Russians May Be Hiding Supplies in Cuba Caves
Senate investigators charge Air Force Secretary Zuckert overstated potential savings by about 29.9 million in Boeing versus General Dynamics TFX bids. Boeing was low bidder but GD won the contract. subcommittee probes possible favoritism and cost miscalculations.
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Cuba
Washington
Senate
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Zuckert
Boeing
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth, Tex
Navy
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Subcommittee
Jerome Adlerman
Gayle
McClellan
Texas
Soviet caves in Cuba storage claim fuels Cold War fears
Army intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Alva R. Fitch told a Senate panel that aerial photos show roads and suspect caves in Cuba possibly storing ammunition, vehicles, and aircraft. He said Cuban access is restricted and refugees report hidden missiles or bombers. He noted increased heavy equipment like tanks and mortars, with cave activity led by Soviet personnel. Republicans pressed the administration over preaction warnings. In Arkansas, Gov. Faubus said 12 guardsmen were recruited for the 1961 Bay of Pigs and paid, some flying missions.
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Cuba
Alva R. Fitch
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Fitch
Subcommittee
Kennedy
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Andren
John Tower
R-Tex
Congress
Little Rock
Orval F. Faubus
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Cabby Finds $1000 Bill After Bronx Taxi Ride
Taxi driver Harry Kuester picked up a well dressed man in the Bronx for a 40 cent fare. The passenger handed a $1000 bill by mistake and left without change. Kuester reported the find to police who will assess the bill as possible crime proceeds and determine ownership.
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New York
Harry Kuester
Bronx
Kuester
Pssenger
Elsie
Lillian
Edina Girls Die as Mother Is Shot and Found Wounded
In Edina Minnesota two young sisters Elizabeth seven and Sara two were found dead from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning near their mother who had been shot. The children's parents are Mr and Mrs D I Connors.
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Minneapolis
Elizabeth
Sara
D. I. Connors
Edina
Dunn vows to resist tax amendment in taconite fight
Rep. Roy E. Dunn of Pelican Rapids pledged to oppose any efforts to weaken the basic agreement and the taconite industry for a fair tax constitutional amendment.
Television Industry Under Attack by Ratings Obsession
A former NBC president warns the television industry has entered a “never-never land” due to its slavish reliance on audience ratings as the sole measure of public viewing behavior.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Co
Nelsen Urges Staffing Cut to Trim Kennedy Budget
Representative Ancher Nelson of Minnesota proposes trimming the budget by reducing staff in two departments agriculture and health education and welfare. He notes these departments request 51,000 more employees than in 1960, equating to the combined population of several Minnesota towns, and argues they could operate with fewer workers.
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Washington
Ancher Nelsen
R-Minn
House
Kennedy
Agriculture
Nelson
Fairmont
Mankato
New Ulm
Worthington
Minn
Two Minnesota Men Die In Separate Crashes
Minnesota's traffic toll rose to 87 after two elderly men died in separate accidents. Dominik Jurenko 79 was fatally struck on Washington Ave Minneapolis by driver Thomas Ingles 20 of Cornell Wis charged with speeding and failing to yield. William Meyers 73 died in a collision on a Martin County road near Sherburn. A truck crash on U S 69 near Wagner Oklahoma involved Edward Siercks 30 of St. Paul and injured Patrick Farrell family from Galesburg Illinois.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Dominik Jurenko
Washington Ave
Minneapolis
Thomas J. Ingles
Cornell
Wis
William Meyers
Martin County
Sherburn
Perry Liston
Dunnell
Alden Knudson
Leonard Jansen
St. Paul
U.S. 69
Wagoner
Oklo
Edward Siercks
Patrick L. Farrell
Joanne Marie
Farrell
Galesburg
Minnesota House OKs bill barring union political contributions
The Minnesota House Elections Committee approved an amendment to the Corrupt Practices Act barring labor unions from contributing to political campaigns. Supporters cited parity with corporations while opponents warned of harm to the two party system and labor influence. The panel voted 9 to 5 despite liberal opposition and claims of rushed procedure.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
House Elections Committee
F. Gordon Wright
Robert Latz
Minneapolis
Latz
DFL
Daniel Slater
Hollis Larson
Winona Building Trades Council
Gus Johnson
Mankato
Recount Fight Over Rejected Ballots in Minnesota
In St Paul AP Rolvaag attorneys press to include ballots deemed rejected by judges as valid. The governor recount shows Rolvaag leading Andersen 74 votes with 34 disputed ballots in play. The three judge panel could finish this phase by mid next week with potential appeals to follow.
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ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvaag
Guv. Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Household Tragedy as Woman Slain in Home Invasion
Mrs. T Eugene Thompson aged 34, wife of a St Paul attorney, was fatally beaten and slashed during a home invasion while her husband and four children were away. The residence was ransacked and police seek the attacker. Story on Page 12.
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T. Eugene Thompson
St. Paul
Smoking Not Linked to Cancer Says Smoking Not Linked to Cancer
A St. Louis cancer specialist says throat cancer rates have not changed in 20 years despite more widespread smoking. Dr. Joseph A. Ogura told reporters in New Orleans that smoking apparently shows no connection to throat cancer.
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Joseph A. Ogura
Hunt for Six Foot Boa Constrictor In Excelsior
AP reports Excelsior Minnesota where Tonka Bay police chief Jack Gravel forms an expedition to locate a six foot boa constrictor missing from the home of Mrs. Jean Petty. The hunt includes a University of Minnesota herpetologist and seeks a search warrant to enter the Petty residence amid chilly weather.
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Jean Petty
Gravel
Petty
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