Charges Threaten Panmunjom Clash Over Korean War Firing
UN Command prepares formal charges against North Korea for crossing the DMZ and killing four, including two American pilots, in the Panmunjom area. Gen. Cloud gathers evidence and seeks the pilots' return as talks loom at the 176th armistice commission meeting. Front-line activity quieted, but a line-crosser reportedly fled after shots.
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Armistice Commission
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Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Alal
Charleton W .Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
North Korea
Korea
Campobello Opens Monday To Public
Campobello New Brunswick AP reports the Franklin D Roosevelt summer home will open to tourists Monday with a new guiding service. After a summer of heavy visitors due to the Roosevelt International Bridge, the site now serves as a symbol of Canadian U S friendship following a Kennedy Pearson meeting.
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Campobello
N.B
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Paris Hotel Holds Brown and Nixon
In Paris Pat Brown and former Vice President Richard Nixon were guests at the Same Hotel Brown, a Democrat, defeated Nixon for the governorship last year.
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Brown and Nixon
Edmund G.pat Brown
California
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Nixon
Saigon Eyes End to Crisis Amid Buddhist Impasse
Vice President Nguyen Ngot Tho said Saigon is anxious to end the months long political crisis sparked by Buddhist discrimination charges. He noted progress stalls as Buddhist leaders refuse talks while the government and interministerial committee push for a joint commission to probe claims, including government responsibility for eight Hue protesters killed on May 8.
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South Viet Nam
UPS
Nguyen Ngot Tho
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Hue
Hurricane Arlene Churns Across Tropical Atlantic
Hurricane Arlene churned in the tropical Atlantic with winds near 100 mph in a small center area. The storm lay about 2050 miles east-southeast of Miami moving west-northwest at 16 mph. Navy recon found it 750 miles east of Martinique as forecasters warned it would strengthen but were unsure if it would reach the United States.
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Escapee Caught Wanted as Slayer in Chelsea
Rocco Balliro, 26, an accused murderer and jail escapee, was recaptured Friday night in Chelsea after a tip. Police surrounded a Chestnut Street apartment building, spotted him on a third floor porch, and he surrendered from a trash-barrel shelter. He had a gun but did not fire. Balliro is held for Boston police who have pursued him since his escape nearly six weeks ago.
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Asian Nations Wary of Red Trap in Test Ban Pact
AP reports wary reactions across divided Asian states to the Moscow nuclear test ban. West Germany fears recognition of East Germany, while South Korea, South Vietnam, and Nationalist China see a Red trap. North Korea, North Vietnam aloof. Laos neutral but wary. Taiwan signals cautious interest. South Korea delays decision amid China and North Korea concerns.
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North Korea
North Viet Nam
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Soviet Union
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Red North
Argentine Chief Illia backs foreign oil firms with changes
President elect Arturo Illia says foreign oil companies are needed to develop Argentina's oil but current contracts must be revised to protect the State Oilfields. He indicated he might cancel certain contracts and would welcome a goodwill visit by Kennedy, while stressing economic issues belong to economic representatives. Frondizi, released after 16 months, doubts the military will topple Illia and links Illia to the radical party ally.
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Standard Oil of
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Union Oil
Mira
Argentina
Kennedy
United States
Illia
Arturo Frondizi
Buddhist Leader Files Complaint on US Envoy
Saigon Buddhist chief cables President Kennedy accusing U S Ambassador Frederick Nolting Jr. of lacking understanding and good will toward Buddhists amid long running tensions with President Ngo Dinh Diem’s government. Nolting contested the quote but did not deny it. his Vietnam stint ends later this month with Henry Cabot Lodge to replace him.
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Viet Nam
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Kennedy
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South Viet Nam
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy Encourages Girls Nation Visitors at White House
President Kennedy welcomed 100 Girls Nation members in the White House Rose Garden under American Legion Auxiliary sponsorship. He noted Boys Nation had shown more initiative than governors meeting in Miami Beach, joking that calling the girls more beautiful than the governors could stir trouble.
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Kennedy
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American Legion Auxiliary
White House
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Miami Beach
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Turncoat on China Feeling Worst Against the Soviets
Lowell D. Skinner, 32, an American POW who refused repatriation, says anti-Russian sentiment runs higher in Red China than in the U S He arrived in Hong Kong en route home, cites Soviet aid withdrawal as a key setback for China and notes changes and ongoing hardships under Communist rule. Skinner recounts experiences in Tientsin and Qingdao and comments on birth control and border tensions with India.
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China
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Akron
Ohio
Hong Kong
UPI
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Skinner
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America
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Tsiwan
Ware
Peking
Kwangtung
Skinder
Red China
Eiveryone
India
Tientsin
Tsingtao
Bathyscaphe To Hunt Again Bathyscaphe To Hunt Again
Washington AP The Navy will send the bathyscaphe Trieste to sea in mid August to search for the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher The Thresher was lost on April 10 in 8400 feet of water 290 miles east of Cape Cod with 129 aboard Weather permitting Trieste will be towed to the search area about Aug 12.
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