Laos Princes Form Coalition Cabinet to End Civil War
Laotian princes reach a coalition government agreement to end the civil war and bring Laos into the nonaligned fold. Souvanna Phouma to lead as premier with Phoumi Nosavan and Souphanouvong as deputies, cabinet posts allocated among neutralists royalists and Pathet Lao. Formal signing to follow in Luang Prabang with Geneva ties.
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Antoine Yared Khang Khay
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Boun ‘Cum
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Pathet
Luang Prabang
Savang Vathana
Pheng’ Phongsa- van
Vientiane
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
Quinim Pholsena
Phoumi Vongvichit
Hundreds of Franco Foe Arrests Spark Spain Crackdown
In Madrid hundreds of Franco opponents are arrested in a nationwide sweep. Five Monarchists returning from Munich face forced residence in the Canary Islands. others exile in Paris or Fuertaventura. Authorities cite a decree curbing movement amid ongoing coal and industrial strikes.
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Harold K. Milks
Madrid
Francisco Franico
Munich
Germany
Canary Islands
Paris
Franco
Arriba
Falange
Spain
Lightning Kills Cedar Lake Waterskier
Cedar Rapids man Robert Heald, 52, was killed by a lightning strike while water skiing behind a boat on Cedar Lake slough. Heald, of 2469 Johnson Avenue NW, was 160 feet from shore when a thunderstorm struck. His wife was at the helm. Fire Chief Earl Bearbower watched from shore.
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Cedar Rounds
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Lake Slough
Robert Heald
Johnson Avenue
Earl Bearbower
Brandon
World War II veteran tears over Japanese girl adopted in America
Baker, a Marine with battle service from Guadalcanal to Okinawa and Inchon, spoke of adopting Yukie a Japanese orphan in a Los Angeles area suburb. The story details his heartbreak as the girl, previously adopted, was killed when a Northern Pacific train derailed in Montana while en route from Seattle to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Investigators examine train speed and cause amid the tragedy.
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Missoula
Mont
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Baker
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Inchon
Los Angeles
Park
Calif
Japan
Aker
Pacific
Yukie Ini
Yukie
Mitals
Stanley
Seattle
Chicago
Oime
Here
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Misssoula
Washington, D. C
Northern Pacific
St.Paul
Minn
North Coast Limited
Railroad
Terese
Ekalaka
Shizue
Savings League abandons fight against tax
The Savings and Loan League ends its opposition to the withholding tax on interest and dividends, informing Secretary Dillon it will drop its campaign. The move comes as the tax bill advances in Congress and faces Senate scrutiny, amid a broader dispute over its impact and public ads funded by financial groups.
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Washington
IS. Savings and Loan League
Kennedy
Treasury
Sup- Day
League
Douglas Dillon
House
Senate ‘Finance ‘Committee
Cil
Congress
Savings and Loan
Mail
White “House
Capitol
U.S
California Department of Social Welfare
Social Welfare
Japan
Baker
Iwakuni
The
Marines
Iraq Ends U S Contacts Over Kuwait Recognition
Baghdad reports ambassadorial ties with the United States were severed after Iraq protested Washington's recognition of Kuwait. Premier Abdul Karim Qassem asserted Iraq's sovereignty over the oil rich sheikhdom, ending official talks.
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Bagdad
U.S
Iraq
Kuwait
iAbdel Karim Kassem
Retiring Rev Walter S Robinson Looks Back at Life and Golf
Decatur Georgia AP report on the Rev Walter S Robinson aged 91 retiring from active ministry for the second time after 64 years in service. He reflects on golf saving souls, ministerial education, death, and plans to move to Monroe to live with a daughter in July.
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Decatur
Walter Scott Robinson
Methodist
Monroe
New York Court Ordered to Hear Remap Suit
Washington report says the Supreme Court, in a 7-1 vote with Justice Harlan dissenting, orders a federal court in New York to hear a suit challenging the state legislature’s apportionment as discriminatory against metropolitan residents. The ruling follows the March Tennessee decision on urban versus rural representation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Court i
New York
Harlan
Tennessee
Legislatre
Enate
Assembly
Iria
Federal Court
Kennedy urges new life for economy at Yale commencement
President Kennedy urged critics to drop ancient clichés and join government in reviving America’s economy during a Yale Old Campus address. He asserted the administration is not anti business but will act to block recession and foster prosperity amid a shifting postwar world.
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New Haven
Satellite Project Shifted to Air Force by Pentagon
The Pentagon moved the military communications satellite project from the army to the air force. The air force will develop a smaller satellite, ready two years earlier, using existing rockets instead of unproven boosters.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Confident economy relies on broad partnership, Ker says
Mr Ker argues that speculative talk masks a simple truth: genuine mutual confidence requires government and all sectors pursuing economic progress together. He rejects hostility to business over a single dispute and says corporate plans rest on economic, not political, confidence.
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Jesus Prados‘ Arrarte
Madrid University
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