Senate hearing cites need for full aid to Lodge in South Viet Nam
Sen. Mike Mansfield warns that without prompt and full support from all U S agencies in South Viet Nam ambassador Lodge cannot secure cooperation. He urges administrative discipline and possible removal of obstructive individuals to avert a disaster and achieve a satisfactory policy shift.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Henry Cabott Lodge
South Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Lodge
United States
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Frank Carlson
Kan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Richard Boone Seriously Hurt in Car Crash
Los Angeles AP reports actor Richard Boone seriously injured when his Maserati struck a parked car. Officer E T Lof tus notes Boone hit the windshield, chest broke the steering wheel, then walked home to Pacific Palisades where wife Claire called a doctor. He suffered facial cuts possible broken nose ribs and knee cuts.
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Los Angeles
Richard Boone
E. T. Loftus
Boone
Pacific Palisades
Claire
Maine Eyes Beets And Sugar Refining
Washington AP reports four major Aroostook County cooperatives invited to a conference to boost Maine sugar beet acreage allotment. Sen. Muskie says representatives will meet Agriculture Department officials to discuss forming a joint sugar beet processing plant.
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Washington
Aroostook County
Maine
Agriculture Department
Edmund
Muskie
Soviet Says Some Cross From China
A Soviet newspaper reported that an undisclosed number of people fled into the Soviet Union to escape persecution. Komsomolskaya Pravda, the young Communist League organ, indicated border crossings from China’s Sinkiang into Kirghizia amid charges of forced Chinese migrations in 1962. Four refugees described arrests and denunciations near the border, with two Soviet and two Chinese citizens quoted.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Sinkiang Province
China
Soviet Central Asia
Russia
Komsomoloskaya Pravda
Young Communist League
Kirghizia
U.S.S.R
GOP Equal Time Tax Reply Split for Tonight Tomorrow
Washington AP Republicans present their case on why taxes should not rise without a spending limit. Rep John W Byrnes of Wisconsin will launch the rebuttal this evening on ABC CBS and Mutual networks. Rep Thomas B Curtis of Missouri will speak Saturday on NBC. Byrnes amendment ties tax cut to a spending cap of 97 billion for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
Byres
ABC
CBS Television
Mutual Radio
Thomas B. Curtis
Mis
Souri
NBC
Curtis
Republican House
Joint Economic Committee
Grant
Republican National Committee
Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Up Aligned With Normal
The forecast projects temperatures through Wednesday averaging about three degrees below the normal of 57. Expect continued cool conditions with a warming trend on Tuesday and showers around Tuesday.
Family Man Froehlich Faces Double Birthday Crisis
Cincinnati Ohio AP report describes Robert J Froehlich rushing son Joey after a fall, then returning for wife Sylvia to give birth to twin girls, and finally discovering he forgot a birthday cake for daughter Ellen who turned three. The day blended tragedy and joy for the Froehlich family.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Robert J. Froehlich
Joey
Froehlich
Sylvia
Ellen
Convicted Slayer's Fate in Balance As Peabody Strives To Save Him
Boston AP. Gov. Endicott Peabody promised to explore every angle to save convicted killer John J. Kerrigan from the electric chair. The Executive Council, 6-3, upheld Kerrigan's death sentence for the slaying of Cambridge patrolman Lawrence Garman. Kerrigan, 44, with 38 prior convictions, faces execution in two weeks on Walpole State Prison's death row. The vote followed recent police killings that influenced the council. Peabody, who had supported commutation, can seek a new commutation or another respite. Kerrigan was convicted in 1961 for the 1960 killing. The petition came as Malden officer Edward Callahan's funeral was held and after Boston officer James O'Leary was killed in a holdup.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
John J. Kerrigan
Executive Council
Kerrigan
Cambridge
Lawrence Garman
Peabody
Walpole State Prison
Gorman
Edgar Cook
Cook
David Robinson
Malden
Edward Callahan
Manlay
James O'Leary
Raymond F. Sullivan
Springfield
Kennedy Urges Thaw Effort Poses U S Soviet Moon Trip
UPI and AP report a U N disarmament debate as Gromyko proposes a 1964 summit in Moscow with leading statesmen. The plan includes Geneva nations and France, retention of some nuclear arms until final disarmament, and a U S Soviet pact to ban space weapons. Stevenson lauds a conciliatory tone. Dean says Britain will study proposals.
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Kennedy
Geneva
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Washington
Moscow
France
West Berlin Sees Poultry Tariff War Deepens
Bonn proposes a deeper tariff cut on American frozen poultry for West Berlin to offset a Common Market strain. West Berlin consumes about 20,000 tons of chicken annually, and a larger U.S. share could blunt EU tariff pressure. The plan targets West Berlin only, with current duties at 13.6 cents per pound, up from under 5 cents before last year’s market rules.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
United States
West Germany
West
Madame Nhu calls Khrushchev less genuine than Mao
Madame Nhu, wife of South Viet Nam’s leader, says Khrushchev is more dangerous than Mao. She backs coexistence but dismisses Khrushchev style as insincere subversion, contrasting his quiet aims with Mao’s loud rhetoric during a Belgrade interview.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mao
Stockbridge Votes 298 55 To Build New High School
Stockbridge approves a new high school by a landslide margin as the town ends a decade long dispute. The $950000 project passed 299 to 55 after 50 minutes of voting with a regional planning article also approved. A building committee will be appointed and land parcels on Naunkeag and North Church Street may be used.
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Stockbridge
Stephen W. Cooney
Williams High
Mares W. Watisnaw
Ehamman
West
Missi
West Stock
Mary V. Flynn
West Stockbridge
Naunikeag
Jale Mabel I Choate
North Church Street
Kennedy imagines lunar joint venture to ease cold war
President Kennedy told the United Nations the world may have reached a pause in the cold war and proposed dramatizing it with a U S Soviet space expedition. He urged disarmament, a broader test ban, racial and religious equality, and stronger UN cooperation, following Gromyko's conciliatory General Assembly address. He predicted Senate support for a test-ban treaty and floated a joint moon mission as humanity’s shared endeavor.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy proposes joint lunar mission for humanity
Kennedy argues for international cooperation in space, urging joint moon exploration by the United States and the Soviet Union. He recalls Soviet proposals and a UN pledge to keep weapons out of space, suggesting a world effort rather than national rivalry to reach the moon within this decade.
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Gromyko
Kennedy
Kennedy Jr
United States
Soviet Union
Urthermore
United Nations
Moon
Kennedy voices olive branch on moon venture and critique of world rights
President Kennedy proposes a joint space expedition with the Soviet Union while urging full allied consultation. He condemns racial discrimination and oppression in countries from Vietnam to the Soviet Union, highlighting recent steps toward limiting the nuclear arms race through a test-ban treaty.
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Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Cuba
Congo
United Nations
United States of America
Viet Nam
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Legation
Budapest
General Assembly
Kennedy urges peaceful cooperation as best path to safer world
Kennedy notes milestone pause in arms race can seed long cooperation. He argues for a weapon of peace, urges new talks on accident miscalculation, surprise attack safeguards, transfer controls, peaceful atom use, underground test ban with inspections, and freer information flow. He warns the UN vote could shape humanity’s future.
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Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Proposals for Expanding United Nations Functions
The speaker urged broadening UN roles including a world health communications center to warn of epidemics, report experiments and discoveries, regional medical research and training centers for emerging nations, a global satellite system for communications and weather, a worldwide conservation program, and a program to boost food distribution to feed hungry children.
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United Nations
World Center For Health
Age Doesn't Wither Lady Aline Faces Charge
Lady Aline Barnett, 80, vows calm as she faces a careless driving charge next week. She jokes she has met police every year of her driving life and has long been a motorist since 1905.
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London
UPI
Aline Barnett
Aline
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