Permanent Jobless Aid Boost Eyed
Detroit AP Secretary of Labor Goldberg on a five state tour backed a permanent rise in unemployment compensation in addition to the $1.2 billion emergency idle aid. He said benefits must be upgraded and noted details on permanent expansion are to be worked out with federal legislation. He met Walter Reuther and auto industry leaders who urged stronger economic growth and opposed some tax incentives.
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Detroit
Goldberg
Kennedy
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Congressional
Washington
Lansing
Gary
Nine Swiss schoolchildren and teacher die in avalanche
In Lenzerheide Switzerland rescuers recovered the body of 14 year old Dorete Fino and six other students leaving three boys and six girls dead. A large rescue operation with soldiers guides and volunteers lasted through Friday night and into Saturday.
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Lenzerheide
Switzerland
Dorete Fino
Derete
Morocco Receives Jets from Soviet Leader Brezhnev
In Rabat, King Mohamed V and Soviet President Brezhnev exchanged gifts on Saturday. The king received 14 brand new jet planes while Brezhnev was presented with a lively baby gazelle as a token of goodwill.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mohamed
Brezhnev
Lansing Boy 16 Killed in One Car Crash
Allen M. Lankford 16, son of Albert Lankford, was killed in a one car crash on a county road near Lansing Iowa about 12 30 a m Saturday. Passenger Alice J Walleser 16 was listed in serious condition at Waukon hospital with chest injuries. Passenger Daniel Sieverson 17 was treated for cuts and bruises and released. Authorities said Lankford lost control on a slight curve and left the road.
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Lansing
Allen M. Lankford
Albert Lankford
Here
Alice J. Walleser
Stanley Walleser
Waukon Hospital
Daniel Sieverson
Harold Sieversons
Lankford
Adenauer Receives Kennedy Letter in Bonn
Chancellor Adenauer has received a personal letter from President Kennedy delivered by U S ambassador Walter Dowling. A government spokesman said the contents are private and being kept secret.
Kennedy Names 4 Advisers to Govt Reform
President Kennedy selects four specialists to advise on government organization. The appointees are Robert Lovett Richard Neustadt Don Price and Sydney Stein. Two Eisenhower and Truman committees are abolished. Additional nominations include Brooks Hays Norman Clapp Howard Bertsch John Bagwell and Harris Wofford among others.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert Lovett
New York
Secretary of Defense
Richard Neustadt
Columbia
Mr. Kennedy
Don Price
Harvard School of Public Administration
Eisenhower
Sydney Stein
Chicago
Budget Bureau
Truman
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
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Congressional Relations
Norman Clapp
Wisconsin
Rural Electrification Administration
Howard Bertsch
Corvallis
Ore
Ford Foundation
Iran
Farmers Home Administration
John Bagwell
Arlington
Farm Credit Administration
Agriculture Department
Harris Wofford
Notre Dame
Traffic-Ticket Defiance Jamming London Courts
London motorists resist the American system of parking tickets, with thousands awaiting hearings while traffic wardens issue 200 tickets weekly and magistrates’ courts struggle to cope. Some drivers fight tickets, resulting in dismissals or fines reduced to small amounts, prompting calls for special motoring courts.
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London
Parker
Automobile Association
Fish Fill House as Divorce Claim Stirs Judge
Santa Monica AP reports Jacquelyn Prescott seeks divorce from John Prescott a Marineland curator citing cruelty and a fish filled home She says fish covered every room sink bed and even the bed judge asks if they were really on the bed and she confirms repeatedly
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Santa Monica
Jacquelyn Prescott
John Prescott
Marineland of the Pacific Oceanarium
Prescott
Rain Loosened Landslide Hits Motel in Troutdale
A rain loosened landslide crashed into a Troutdale motel sending Stella Dory 42 and her children Charlotte 3 and Kevin 15 months to safety. The collapse destroyed one unit while an adjacent unit was damaged but all survivors escaped unharmed. Heavy rainfall totals and flooding affected several western Oregon towns.
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Portland
Oregon
Troutdale
Stella Dory
Charlotte
Kevin
Dory
Sir Winston Churchill Dodges Paparazzi in Monte Carlo Arrival
Sir Winston Churchill arrived in Monte Carlo for a vacation and avoided the crowds by entering his hotel through a service entrance after a flurry of celebrity attention.
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Monte Carlo
Sir Winston
Winston Churchill
U.S. Ambassador Brown Returns to Laos from Washington
U S Ambassador Winthrop Brown arrived back in Vientiane Laos on Saturday after consultations in Washington DC amid ongoing postwar diplomacy and regional alignment efforts.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Winthrop Brown
Washington
Six Market Lands Delay Political Tie
In Paris six Common Market nations postponed concrete plans for a political framework. A May 19 Bonn session was set via a Paris commission, with Britain encouraged to join future talks. Adenauer returned in good humor, while the communique signaled cautious steps toward unity without final accords.
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Paris
Europe
Adenauer
Bonn
Thrs
Britain
de Quay
de Gaulle
Katanga Claims Lumumba Escape Car Found Wrecked
Katanga authorities said the escape car used by Patrice Lumumba was found badly wrecked in a drainage ditch, bolstering theories the escape report was a cover for his death. The statement noted two aides were with Lumumba and urged locals to help capture him while denying a cover-up.
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Elisabethville, Congo
UPI
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
International Red Cross
Lumumba
Maurice Mpolo
Joseph Okito
Record Rocket Thrust Gained
Space scientists at Edwards Air Base Calif produced 1.55 million pounds of thrust from a rocket engine chamber, a record for American rocketry, after a brief test on Friday.
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Edwards Air Base
Calif
Postponed Cape Canaveral Satellite Orbit Attempt
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The National Aeronautics and Space Agency postponed Saturday's attempt to orbit the radar brain satellite due to technical difficulties delaying the launch and the plan to reschedule.
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Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Iowa highway plan to overhaul financing and structure
Iowa lawmakers will review a 20 year program to modernize the highway system with recommendations on financing and administration. Proposals include bond funded primary highways, a revised split of road funds, and steps toward turning some primary routes into freeways.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
House
Highway Commission
The
Business Administration
Marilyn Monroe Shifts Hospitals in New York
Actress Marilyn Monroe, upset by her divorce from Arthur Miller and the death of Clark Gable, was discharged from Payne Whitney clinic and admitted to Presbyterian Hospital for rest and checkup at her request. The hospital noted the transfer as a routine move amid personal distress.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Presbyterian Hospital
Payne Whitney
New York Hospital
Arthur Miller
Clark Gable
Four-man team to survey Congo relief needs
A four member team of experts will depart on Thursday to assess relief requirements in Africa and speed up U S food shipments to the Congo.
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Washington
Africa
U. S
Congo
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