Panel sets lower loss in chicken war with U S
GATT panel in Geneva estimates U S poultry export loss at 26 million annually due to Common Market tariffs, down from U S claim of 46 million. The panel's finding, while not binding, will guide further talks between the United States and the six nation Common Market. West Germany buys most U S poultry. other members are France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
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Geneva
United States
Gatt
Common Market
U.S
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
De Gaulle as Pivot in Western Europe
Lippmann reports from Western Europe with De Gaulle as the pivotal figure shaping the future. He notes France’s suspended democracy under De Gaulle’s radio monopoly, the unworkable two party system, and attempts to form a Center-Left coalition in Italy amid debates over a popular front and a strong democratic government.
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Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Rome
Paris
London
Bonn
Adenauer
Europe
de Gaulle
Gen. de Gaulle
France
Communist Party
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Popular Front
Erhard Presses Britain in EU Drive in Paris Talks
In Paris Chancellor Erhard and President De Gaulle met for the first time since his West German accession. Erhard argued for Britain’s entry into the Common Market and greater integration of French forces into the Atlantic Alliance while affirming a strong will for mutual understanding. De Gaulle welcomed the visit and urged joint focus on economic coordination and Europe’s political unification and security.
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Paris
Ludwig Erhard
Jeff
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
West Germany
France
Britain
Europe
de Gaulle
Germany
Free World
U2 Crash Found In Gulf After Cuba Mission
Wreckage located in 100 foot deep Gulf of Mexico about 40 miles northwest of Key West. Pilot Capt. Joe G. Hyde Jr. missing. Navy and Coast Guard search continues while divers head to scene. SAC cites mechanical trouble. no hostile action detected.
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Key West
Fla
Gulf
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Coast Guard
Joe G. Hyde Jr
LaGrange
Ernest H. Dunlap
Petrel
Shrike
Nemesis
Hyde
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Washington
Soybean Sale To Bulgaria Is Approved
The Commerce Department approved an export license for 965000 dollars of soybean products to Communist Bulgaria. The shipment includes soybean oil and cake and oil cake meal, marking the first such sale to Bulgaria since bloc-country shipments resumed. No firm or exact quantities were disclosed.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Bulgaria
Hungary
von Curtain
Russia
U.S
No Hunting SEATTLE Grandmother 104th birthday noted
AP report from Seattle shows Margaret Starkweather, nicknamed Grandma, lamenting limited mobility. The 104 year old plans to celebrate her birthday Friday as aging challenges her activity level.
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Seattle
Margaret Starkweather
Grandma Starkweather
Cambodia says not seeking China aid or turning west
Cambodian Ambassador Mong Kinny said in Washington that Cambodia has not asked China for military aid and will not rush to the Communist bloc. He stated Sihanouk seeks peace and insists Cambodia should be judged by its policies, not by outside pressure. Talks with the United States on orderly withdrawal of aid will decide timelines.
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Cambodia
China
Washington
Mong Kinny
State Department
Pael Norodom Sihanouk
Kimuy
South
Viet Nam
Laos
United States
Sihanouk
Peking
U.S
Kimny
Mong Kimny
Red China
Soviet Union
Associated Press
All-Negro Club Fails To Gain Harvard Approval
Harvard University refused official sanction to a student group limited to Negroes. Dean Robert B. Watson cited the Faculty Committee on Student Activities resisting university endorsement of racial separation. President Ononeze M. Anochie blamed pressures equating the group with white Anglo-Saxon exclusiveness.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Robert B. Watson
Association of
Harvard
Ononeze M. Anochie
Our Policy On Viet Nam Stays Firm
HONOLULU RP South Viet Nam policy remains unchanged. The state department says no major changes were proposed at a summit of diplomatic and military leaders. No near term shifts in economic aid were anticipated as the meeting yielded only raw material for future recommendations to the President.
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Honolulu
South Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S. State Department
Robert Manning
U.S
VietNam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul D. Harkins
Viet Nam
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Saigon
Washington
D.C
Manning
Birdman of Alcatraz Dies in Springfield Bed
Robert Stroud 74 known as Birdman of Alcatraz died at U S Medical Center in Springfield. He spent 43 years in solitary confinement across three federal prisons after a 1909 Alaskan barroom slaying led to a hang sentence commuted to life. Stroud died in his sleep at 5 45 a m CST from natural causes, ending a career noted for bird research and prison writings linked to the 1950 film.
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Springfield
Robert Stroud
Jong Linte
Alcatraz
U.S. Medical Center
U.S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Jesse Harris
Center
Stroud
Alcatraz Prison
Kennedy Defends Space Program On Texas Swing
President Kennedy urged support for space research during a two day Texas tour opening at Brooks Air Force Base. Senate approval trimmed next year space funds to 3.1 billion from 4.7 billion, passing 72 to 1 after rejecting most cuts. Kennedy framed space effort as a partner to national prosperity and earth benefits, citing radar and space medicine.
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San Antonio
Tex
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Washington
Texas
Aero Space Medical Health Center
Brooks Air Force Base
Senate
House
Space Agency
Proximire
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
White House
Brooks Afb
Earth
Patrol Dog Unleashes Playful Mishap in Reno Warehouse
In Reno Nevada a police dog set on a suspected burglar flushed into a warehouse where a 7-year-old boy said the animal licked his face. The boy reported the dog obeyed when directed to go away. No injuries reported.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
Reno
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