Kennedy urges Khrushchev to curb Laos arms flow
President Kennedy presses Soviet Premier Khrushchev to cooperate in making war torn Laos a neutral nation and to choke off Soviet arms to pro-Communist rebels. The move follows Thompson’s four hour meeting in Novosibirsk and sets up possible U.S. military aid screening by a neutral commission.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Laos
Boun Oum
Thompson Messenger Kennedy
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Novosibirsk
Thompson
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Khrushenev
Scribe Cools Heels at Biddeford Board Executive Session
The Biddeford Board of Education held an executive session last night prompting concerns over Maine's right to know law. Journal reporter Don Waterhouse documented that Superintendent Paul Larrabee indicated the meeting would be closed for private discussion before any official action.
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Biddeford
Journal
Don Waterhouse
Paul Larrabee
Larrabee
Gizenga Reported Deposed Amid Congo U N Update
In Leopoldville eleven leaders of Kivu were freed from a phantoms ite jail, signaling a shift in rebel attitude. The UN could not confirm reports that Antoine Gizenga was deposed, with claims pointing to Gen Victor Lundula or President Jean Foster Manzikala taking over, both Lumumba loyalists.
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the Congo
Kivu
Phantonsite
United Nations
U.N
Antoine Gizenga
Victor Lundula
Jean Foster Manzikala
Oriental Province
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Lumumba
Katanga
Manzikala
Gizenca
Jean Miroho
Maine Legislature passes 44 million capital projects measure
AUGUSTA AP The Maine Legislature swiftly enacted a 44 million anti recession appropriation for state property repairs and renovations. Gov Reed praised the fast action as part of an early capital construction program to curb unemployment and accelerate project start dates. A separate bill to place Maine firefighters under the 1 dollar per hour minimum wage was killed in the Senate prompting the firefighters association to plan a bill for the next legislature.
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Maine
Senate
Eugene P. Temple
Portland
Maine Firefighters Association
Judy Garland Returns to Screens in Judgment at Nuremberg
Hollywood reports a flurry of rulings and reunions. Judy Garland resumes filming after seven years for an eight day shoot in Judgment at Nuremberg. Dennis Crosby loses paternity bid while Clifford Robertson wins extended visitation. Federal liens touch Carol Channing Harry James and Betty Grable. Dennis Crosby’s appeal denied and child support trimmed to eighty dollars weekly.
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Judy Garland
Dennis Crosby
Clifford Robertson
Carol Channing
Harry James
Betty Grable
Judy
Miss Garland
Nuremberg
Dennis
Bing
Marilyn Miller Scott
Denise Michele
Santa Monica
Robertson
Cynthia
Scientists Ready For Inner Space Exploration Moho Project
In San Diego AP reports scientists begin Operation Moho to drill into the earth under Southern California. Aiming to reach the mantle from the crust, researchers will extract cores from depths over 3 000 feet and later to 12 000 feet or more. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the project seeks clues on Earth's origin and life’s evolution.
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California
North America
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National Science Foundation
Cuba Hurls Polio Charge At America
In Havana the Revolucion charged that U S Navy authorities gave outdated polio vaccine to Cuban Red Cross workers fighting polio in eastern Cuba. The paper claimed the vaccine carried an expiry date of Dec 16 1960 and called Kennedy cynical for the move. Rear Adm Edward J O'Donnell approved vaccine delivery to Guantanamo Bay and Guantanamo City authorities via American and Cuban Red Cross groups.
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Red Cross
Cuba
Revolucion
Kennedy
Edward J. O'Donnell
Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo City
Sullivan Paar TV Feud Erupts Over Fees Debate
New York AP Ed Sullivan offered to settle his price war with Jack Paar before the public and to debate on Paar's show. Paar challenged a Sunday rating duel on NBC from 8 to 9 pm. Sullivan said performers should not command high pay on him then work for Paar at the minimum. Myron Cohen canceled his Paar appearance at the last moment. Paar criticized Sullivan as waging war on the show and lamented the pay disparity.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
Paar
Sullivan
CBS
NBC
Myron Cohen
New England Senators Reach Accord On Several Issues
Washington AP New England senators at a monthly conference led by Sen John O Pastore agreed on several points They will monitor cotton prices used by regional textile plants support an amendment to the low income areas bill to block federal funds from moving industry between regions ask Sec Udall to press fisheries protections at a Rome UN conference urge lifting all fuel oil import quotas but seek rail freight car charge relief and freight rate improvements
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Washington
New England
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
New
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
U.N
Rome
Udall
Open meetings policy in Saco and Old Orchard Beach schools
Dr. Frank Lawler, superintendents of Saco and Old Orchard Beach, says school board meetings are open to the press and public. He notes that while some discussions may occur in executive sessions, final votes must be in open meetings. The boards uphold open covenants and invite public attendance, with routine items expected at the morning session.
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George H. Perkins
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Biddeford
Sacoon
Lester Bernier
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Oswald L. Thibeault
Hill Street
Bernier
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