Nehru Attacks US Britain Over Kashmir Goa and MIG Sale
New Delhi India Prime Minister Nehru assailed the United States and Britain for anti Indian attitudes as he defended India's stand on Goa the Kashmir dispute and possible Soviet MIG jet purchases He condemned U S and British pressure to block the MIG sale and defended India s sovereignty while praising a parliamentary vote of confidence.
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United States
Britain
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U.S
Goa
Pakistan
Kashmir
Moscow
Security Council
Stevenson
Ribicoff Seeks Senate Support in Democratic Bid
Hartford Connecticut Abe Ribicoff Welfare Secretary and former governor appeals to Democratic delegates at the state convention for support as the party's U S Senate nominee He names Senator Thomas J Dodd as a nominee and responds to Frank Kowalski's intensified campaign.
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Flight Engineers Strike Returns to Work Amid Kennedy Appeal
Flight Engineers International refuse Kennedy appeal as strikes hit Pan American World Airways and Eastern Air Lines. A federal court halted the Pan Am walkout to brief mediation while engineers resumed work on Pan Am flights. Eastern remained on strike as talks continued. Brown defended collective bargaining and warned against adopting Labor Department safety plans. Kennedy urged restraint for public safety.
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TWA
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EAL
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Miami
American World Airlines
Eisenhower Urges Substantial Defense Cut Stirring Capitol Debate
Former President Eisenhower at a Republican fund raising rally called for a substantial reduction in the defense budget, prompting surprise and mixed reactions on Capitol Hill. Sen Proxmire backs the idea while Rep Mahon warns of misinterpretation as a shift in policy during Kennedy era spending.
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George Mahon
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Richard M. Nixon
Thousands Of Europeans Clamor To Leave Algeria
Thousands of Europeans fled or sought to flee Algeria ahead of the July 1 independence referendum as the Secret Army Organization pressed its scorched earth campaign. In Oran a gas storage tank was set ablaze and talks with Moslem nationalists collapsed while airlines in Algiers halted bookings until after July 1.
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National Liberation
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West
Paris
Raoul Salan
Hunt Goes On For Escapees From Alcatraz
The FBI continues the manhunt for three convicts who escaped Alcatraz on June 11. Authorities believe they drowned in San Francisco Bay after escaping through air vents and a pipe tunnel. The fugitives are Frank Morris 35, John Anglin 32, Clarence Anglin 31, all tied to a Florida origin and Alabama bank robbery.
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Charred Bodies Of 113 Brought From Crash Site
Rescue teams removed 113 bodies from a Donkey Back Hill crash site after an Air France Boeing 707 disaster from Paris to Guadeloupe. Officials probe cause amid severe storm and missing flight recorder. Captain Andre Lesieur, with 15,000 flying hours, led the plane. No American passengers aboard.
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Senate Fight Over Farm Bill Dominates Day
A bitter Senate clash over the House rejection of the administration farm bill highlights that both parties aim to make it a campaign issue. Sen Wayne Morse says he will challenge Ike as the party line on the ag bill shifts amid the dispute.
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Wayne Morse
Ike
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John J. Williams
R-Del
D-Ore
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Nehru Applauded in Parliament Amid US Britain Critique
The report notes Prime Minister Nehru receiving strong applause in Parliament for sharp remarks about the United States and Britain. He criticized Western views on his seizure of the Portugal enclaves and drew attention to international tensions. The piece also hints at broader editorial content and page references.
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India
U. S
Britain
Portugal
Cliburn's Emperor Concerto Draws Ovation in Vienna
American pianist Van Cliburn arrived in Vienna after recent Soviet triumphs and drew seven encores as he played Beethoven's Emperor Concerto No. 5 in E flat with the Vienna Philharmonic. The performance was a centerpiece of the Vienna Festival, ending Sunday.
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van Cliburn
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Eastern Airlines strike furloughs Kanawha workers
Eastern Airlines flight engineers strike leads to 33 furloughs at Kanawha Airport and Charleston office. Sales manager Erle Whetsell says operations cease at midnight and only two flights were canceled. Furlough also impacts Tri-State airport in Huntington. Eastern runs 15 Kanawha flights and eight from Tri-State.
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Huntington
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Export Control Act Amended By Senate
The Senate voted 59 to 1 to make the Export Control Act permanent and to adopt amendments strengthening U S authority in economic warfare with Soviet bloc nations The act bans or regulates shipments to Red Chinese and Soviet bloc nations and expires June 30 Current embargoes cover Communist China North Korea and North Viet Nam with Cuba exports largely prohibited except unsubsidized food medicine and certain medical supplies
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North Korea
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Farm Hassle To Be Issue In Campaign
Senate clash over the Kennedy farm bill signals a partisan campaign issue on House rejection. Morse squares off with Williams and Ellender over cost and quotas while Republicans push rural opposition and Democrats bank on urban voters.
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Midwest
Lightning strike jury verdict at Morristown golf club
A circuit court jury awarded Clifford Davis and his daughter Phyllis Davis fifty thousand dollars after she was struck by lightning July 23 at Morristown Country Club. The case claimed negligence for lacking lightning rods. The club argued it was an act of God, but the verdict potentially broadens liability.
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Morristown
Clifford Davis
Sam Jack Anderson
New Trial Possibility For Salan In Algeria Case
Paris AP report says ex General Raoul Salan may seek a new trial after a life sentence for treason and terrorism. Prosecutors asked for a review alleging further treason after imprisonment. Salan wrote letters from prison on secret army funds and defense, possibly affecting mitigation if a new trial occurs.
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Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Salan
Alan
Edmond Jouhaud
Quiet Youth Charged With Murdering 2 Pretty Girls
An 18 year old Morris Township resident was charged with the murders of Margaret Ann Kennedy and Noreen Buckley both 16 and 17, respectively. The death weapon was a tire wrench. Autopsies showed blows to the head and no sexual assault. The suspect appeared in Morris County court and was ordered held awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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N.J
James H. Vance Jr
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
Vance
Serge Pizzi
Pizzi
James H. Vance ,Sr
Morristown
Scerbo
Morris County
Margaret
St. Virgil's Roman Catholic Church
Noreen
Laos Coalition Is Inaugurated Amid Neutrality Pledge
VIENTIANE Laos AP A 1 percent man coalition takes office pledging peace and neutrality. Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma heads a three-man leadership with Souphanouvong to assume later, Phoumi Nosavan keeping veto power over defense interior and foreign affairs. The new cabinet aims to uphold the May 3 1961 cease-fire and reject foreign interference in Laos.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Cambodia
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Prince Souphanouvong
The
Pathet Lao
Phoumi
Savang Vathana
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