Soviet Seen More Active In Europe
American authorities expect the Soviet Union to step up diplomatic activity in Western Europe, not mainly hostile, as Moscow shifts to view Western Europe as a key factor. The change aims to test allied independence from Washington and to widen gaps between the United States and its partners, with nuclear implications noted by communist sources.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Moscow
U.S
France
Ottawa
Atlantic Alliance
European
Solon statements not official say State dept
State department officials said Rep Armitage Selden spoke only for himself not for the government or the Kennedy administration regarding the Dominican Republic. President Bosch mocked Selden while Dominican Ambassador Del Rosario Ceballos called Kennedy friendly and noted U S support.
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State Department
Rep
Armistead Selden
Bosch
Selden
Dominican Republic
Enriquillo del Rosario Ceballos
Kennedy
Northwestern Sophomore John Vanderwilt Drowns
Evanston report says 20 year old Ottumwa resident John Vanderwilt, a Northwestern University sophomore, drowned Saturday while swimming at a Lake Michigan beach north of the campus.
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Evanston, Ill
John Vanderwilt
Ottumwa
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Tuna Cannery to Halt Operations Over Botulism scare
Westgate California Tuna Cannery in San Diego will close temporarily on Tuesday forcing 800 layoffs for two to three weeks. Milton Fillius Jr. cites plummeting tuna demand after botulism deaths linked to another cannery and confirms product quality remains sound.
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Calif
Milton Fillius, Jr
Westgate
California
Fillius
Detroit
San Francisco
Glenn's Japan visit boosts U.S. image and openness
John H. Glenn Jr the first American to orbit the earth completed a 25 day visit to Japan leaving a positive impact on U.S. image. He met diverse groups from schoolchildren to officials and highlighted American space program details while noting greater openness compared to the Soviet program.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
John H. Glenn, Jr
Gagarin
Co Managers Named For Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids Mrs Paul Beckhelm of Mt Vernon and Howard Rattner of Cedar Rapids will co manage Camp Good Health this summer succeeding A T Pleure who retires after 16 years. Pleure acts as advisor. Staff report June 24 with camp opening June 27 and running to August 8. Camp fund contributions listed from Gazette readers total funds noted.
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Mt. Vernon
Howard Rattner
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Pleure
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Cornell
Conservatory of Music
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Washington High School
Western Illinois College
University of Iowa
Demonstrations in Jackson Begun Says NAACP Leader
Roy T. Wilkins, NAACP executive secretary, said after release on bond that Jackson protests have started and could last two years. He described a mass march of about 106 Negroes from NAACP HQ, blocked by police and loaded into trucks for detention, amid mayoral talks on three of eight Negro demands.
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Jackson, Miss
Roy T. Wilkins
Jackson
Allen Thompson
Race Riots Erupt in Guiana Deepening Ethnic Tensions
In Georgetown British Guiana a night of racial violence sparked mob attacks between Negroes and East Indians. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan and his wife were injured as rioting continued, drawing condemnation from Forbes Burnham who urged restraint and calm amid political divisions.
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Forbes Burnham
Cheddi Jagan
Japan
People’s Progressive Party
British Guiana
Negro Burnham
Burnham
People’s National Congress
Construction Man Survives 9 Story Fall
Crisco Barkley, 28, survived a nine story fall from a Memorial hospital wing in Charlotte. He landed in a mud pit after tumbling from the seventh floor, required surgery for a ruptured spleen, and suffered a displaced vertebra with nerve impact. Barkley, a father of five, was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Charlotte
N.C
Crisco Barkley
Memorial Hospital
Barkley
Robert Watson
Pakistan Cyclone Toll Exceeds Ten Thousand in East Pakistan
Officials estimate more than 10,000 killed and over a million left homeless after a cyclone struck the Chittagong area of East Pakistan. The storm battered the coast for hours, following days of heat and humidity.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong
Goldfine House To Be Auctioned
In Boston the Chestnut Hill home of industrialist Bernard Goldfine will be auctioned June 12 to raise funds for an $11 million tax debt the federal government says he owes.
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Boston
Chestnut Hill
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Peabody urges new nationwide standards on desegregation
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody told a convention that desegregation must forge entirely new standards for both North and South. He criticized cosmetic progress and urged equal opportunity as a national emergency, noting private bias in housing and lunch counters as well as segregated schools and industries.
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Peabody
Washington
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
American Veterans’ Committee
Suburbia
South
Kennedy
Pope John XXIII Lingers On In Mortal Struggle
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII remains critically ill on the third day of his fight for life. The 81 year old pontiff, supported by four white pillows on an iron bed, drifts between coma and awareness as doctors say the end is likely.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Assunta
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII temp drop and brief conscious moment
The Vatican press office said at 2:40 a.m. that Pope John XXIII’s temperature fell somewhat and he briefly regained consciousness for a few moments.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
Pope John Paul II Nearing End Amid Health Fears
The Pontiff's condition worsened with a stomach tumor and peritonitis as doctors feared pneumonia. Vatican officials reported no immediate danger hours to live, while thousands in St Peter's Square prayed for a miracle. The pope spoke of his death as he accepted the Last Sacraments and readiness for Christian unity.
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St. Peter's Square
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