Kennedy Preparing Talk
President Kennedy returned to the White House after a Cape Cod weekend to finalize his Tuesday address outlining measures to meet the Soviet Berlin threat. He will also brief Congress on Wednesday and has faced extensive debate over possible emergency steps and defense funding.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
White House
Berlin
Congress
Moscow
National Security Counci
Hyannis Port
Mass
Plan To Fly Cuban Refugees Faces Castro Edict
U S State Department planned to airlift 20 000 Cuban refugees to Miami in three weeks but Castro’s regime limited flights to two per day Florida Governor Farris Bryant urged federal help to resettle evacuees quickly Pan American World Airways said it would run two daily Havana flights until further notice Officials reported about 1 500 arrivals weekly at the U S Cuban Refugee Center in Miami and as many as 100 000 refugees are in the area The Airlift proposal faced constraint from the new Cuban restriction and hotelier reservations remained full for months.
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U. S. State Department
Fidel Castro
Florida
Farris Bryant
South Florida
Pan American World Airways
Havana
U. S
State Department
Pan American
Bryant
Two rescues and a murder confession stun Concord area
Police report a state hospital patient admitted to slaying Sandra Valade in 1960 after a rifle theft and gunfire at a prison. In Biddeford, seven year old Christy Michaelson was rescued from Hills Beach after stepping into a hole, aided by Miss Joanne Hanson and Rage Belair who performed first aid and resuscitation. Christy is daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Michaelson and plans Biddeford High School enrollment.
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N.H
Walter Carlson
State Hospital
Sandra Valade
Fry
Attorney General's Office
Carlson
Concord Mental Institution
Parker Hancock
Manchester
Valade
Derry
Christy Michaelson
Gordon Michaelson
Washington Street School
Biddedeford
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Joanne Hanson
Belair
Christy
Miss Hanson
Armand Menard
George Sakalas
Jeanine Hanson
Biddeford High School
Mayflower
War of words swells over Bizerte clash in Tunisia
In the wake of the four day battle for Bizerte both sides accuse the other of maneuvering for advantage under a UN cease fire. Tunisian civilians evacuate near the Casbah while French troops fortify and widen their perimeter. Dag Hammarskjold hastens to Tunis as tensions rise and refugees flee toward Tunis.
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Bizerte
U. N
Casbah
Mediterranean
Lake
Tunisia
Sormation Ministry
Cap Blanc
Paris
Esman
France
U.N. Security Council
Lightning Kills Trout At Gray Hatchery
Clarence Quinn reports 15 of 300 brown trout in an exhibition pool at the Dry Mills state hatchery electrocuted during a thunderstorm Friday. Another 10 trout show burns and may die at any time.
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Gray
Clarence Quinn
Dry Mills State Hatchery
Quinn
Paris Fashion Show Opens With Oblique Line Draping
Paris fashion week opens with longer flaring skirts and dark browns as Gres leads. The designer presents the oblique line through diagonal draping and intimate dresses. Critics call the show unremarkable despite high billing, noting modest skirt drops and eccentric cream cremes.
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Paris
Gres
Coco Chanel
Woman Found Dead On Beach Near Newton Hotel
The body of Elizabeth M. Whynot, about 38, of Newton Mass was found lying on a beach early this morning. Police said an autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death. She reportedly left her hotel sometime after midnight to walk along the beach.
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Elizabeth M. Whynot
Newton
Mass
Cuba Set To Celebrate Revolution's Anniversary
Havana prepares a four day celebration for Fidel Castro's revolution with Yuri Gagarin visiting from Canada. The event centers on the January 1959 ouster of Batista and the 26th of July Movement. Gagarin hoists Cuban admiration while Castro plans to unveil a one party system.
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Havana
Yuri Gagarin
Fidel Castro
Gander
Nfld
Moscow
Castro
Batista
Ready
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Finland
Santiago
Popular Socialist
Popular Socialist (Communist) Party
Two Feared Drowned In Boat Mishap
In Orrington Brew er Lake police and game wardens hunted for the bodies of a man and woman after a late Sunday collision between two outboard boats. Earl McFadden 40 and Grace H Crocker 36 of Bangor are believed drowned. Survivor accounts name Lynwood Patten of Orrington as the other operator. Survivors include Edward Clarey 25 of Dunellen New Jersey Alfred Pekley 13 of Brewer Lake and Robert McFadden 9 of Milford Connecticut. The overturned craft was found near an island as deputies police and wardens continued grappling today.
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Brewer Lake
Sheriff's Office
Earl McFadden
Grace H. Crocker
Bangor
Lynwood Patten
Sheriff's Department
Patten
Edward Clarey
Dunellen
N J
Alfred Pekley
Robert McFadden
Milford
Conn
Clarey
Young McFadden
Soviet trawler sighted near Grissom capsule landing spot
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. AP reports a Soviet radar equipped trawler cruised within 20 miles of the Atlantic Ocean splashdown of astronaut Virgil I. Grissom. NASA and officials say no steps are planned to hinder another suborbital flight. Lt. Col. Powers noted recovery forces saw the trawler near the impact zone. James E. Webb declined specifics, suggesting the ships may have tried to learn about the process. Grissom, 35, his wife and two sons were to fly to their home after the incident.
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Virgil I. Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
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United States
John A. Powers
Astro
Nauts
James E. Webb
NASA
Washington
Webb
Grissom
Betty
Scott
Mark
Crime Surges in U S FBI Reports Record Violence
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports the United States saw its highest level of serious crime last year with a 98 percent rise since 1950. The crime clock shows a murder every 58 minutes and a rape every 34, robbery every 6, with total crimes about 1 861 300.
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United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
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