Rusk Khru shchev hold shirt sleeve talks at Black Sea estate
U S Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Premier Khrushchev meet at Khrushchev's Gagra estate for a cordial session overlooking the Black Sea. They welcome aides and family, share light banter on Georgia and Ukrainian attire, signaling ongoing Cold War diplomacy.
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Khrushchev
Vanya
Nikita
Rusk
Richard Davis
U. S
Fay Kohler
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Soviet Republic of
Georgia
Gromyko
Kennedy Baby Dies After Premature Birth
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy mourn the death of their newborn Patrick Bouvier Kennedy after a 39 hour struggle with hyaline membrane disease. The baby died at 4 04 a m at Boston Children s Hospital as Salinger announced the tragedy to reporters. Cardinal Cushing to preside at the Mass of the Angels with only immediate family present. Burial planned in the Kennedy family plot at Holywood Cemetery Brookline.
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Boston
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Salinger
Boston Children's Hospital Medical Center
Otis Air Base
Cape Cod
Otis
Big Air Base
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Holywood Cemetery
Brookline
In-Laws Barred From Contact In Lyons Marriage Case
Chicago judge orders the parents of Sandra Lee and Richard H. Pearson Jr. to avoid communication with the newlyweds for 90 days to protect the marriage. The unusual ruling follows testimony that Pearson's in laws urged Mrs. Pearson to refrain from chores and personal care without their consent.
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Chicago
Charles Barrett
Superior Court
Sandra Lee
Richard H. Pearson, Jr
Lyons
Pearson
Ward Dies by Own Action in Coroner’s Inquest
London AP report: coroner's jury returns after three minutes that Dr. Stephen Ward committed death by own action. Cause listed as barbiturate poisoning with traces of Nembutol in Ward's bloodstream, mirroring Marilyn Monroe’s reported death.
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London
Stephen Ward
Gavin Thurston
Ward
Marilyn Monroe
Quake hits northeast Italy rattling Florence to Bolzano
Two strong earthquakes jolted a tourist area across a 200 mile triangle from Florence to Trieste and Bolzano, sparking widespread alarm Friday. Local authorities urged calm as aftershocks followed.
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Forli
Italy
Florence
Trieste
Bolzano
Day confident postal rates to remain stable
Postmaster General J Edward Day said postal rates will not rise for quite some time as automation and efficiency push income to 95 percent of expenses. Day, 49, resigning to lead a Chicago law firm office, cited subsidies to charities and praised the Post Office staff while signaling ongoing deficits.
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Los Angeles
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
Day
Washington
Chicago
Post Office
Boy Killed by Nolting's Jeep in South Vietnam
A U.S. jeep convoy accompanying Ambassador Frederick Nolting on an official inspection tour ran over and killed a 3 year old boy in DON TIN South Vietnam on Thursday.
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Don Tin
South Vietnam
U.S
Frederick Nolting
G O P Seeks Kennedy Proof on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Republican leaders demand proof that the limited nuclear test ban treaty will increase U S security. Hearings start in Washington with Secretary Rusk and others testifying as Dirksen and Goldwater press for concrete facts on security and feasibility of resumed atmospheric testing if violated.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
State Department
Washington
U. S
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Rusk
Harriman
Moscow
William Foster
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Miller
Iowa
Goldwater
United States
New York Priest Is Found Dead After Stabbing
A Roman Catholic priest, Rev. Francis McShane, 42, was found stabbed to death in his sister's Manhattan apartment. Police called it an apparent homicide, with a bloodstained steak knife found near the kitchen door. The victim served at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Elmsford, N.Y. The scene showed the body seated, four to six hours dead, as investigators tied the knife to a car stolen in Yonkers.
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New York
Manhattan
Francis McShane
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Elmsford
N.Y
Vincent McShane
Larchmont
Margaret McShane
Owen
Father McShane
Yonkers
Waterloo Cedar River Pollution Cease Order Issued
District Court Judge Carroll Engelkes ordered Waterloo to cease polluting the Cedar River by dumping raw sewage and industrial wastes. The ruling requires the state and city to agree on tests to determine needed sewage plant improvements and notes Waterloo’s delay in filing Phase Three plans. Phase One is complete. Phase Two is near completion.
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Waterloo (Ap
Carroll Engelkes
Waterloo
Cedar River
Atty
Evan Hultman
State Department of Health
Attorney General
Engelkes
Health Department
Hultman
Big Train Robbery Strikes British Banks
British accountants suffered losses exceeding 7 million dollars in what authorities call the world’s greatest train robbery. A gang of 15 or more halted the Glasgow London mail train near London, stole 12 525 100 pounds in cash, and fled in 15 minutes. Rewards totaling 728 000 dollars were posted as Scotland Yard and other agencies chase inside help and possible links to post office insiders.
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London
Jesse James
Britain
Scotland Yard
Reginald Bevins
Iowa Corn Crop Estimate Reaches Record High
The Agriculture Department projects Iowa corn production at 821,966,000 bushels with a record yield of 77 bushels per acre. This surpasses the previous forecast of 791,850,000 bushels and 75 bushels per acre, with the prior Iowa record 789,035,000 bushels in 1959 and last year’s 76 bushels per acre.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Secretaries Set High Standards For Appearance And Conduct
Agriculture department secretaries met to draft a circular outlining standards for stenographers and secretaries. They stress proper appearance and courteous conduct, cautioning against glamour and overbearing behavior. They hope the guide will spread across government to thousands of female workers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Carl B. Barnes
Barnes
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