Khrushchev Urges Horse Meat and Hybrid Corn Use
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged using horse meat to ease shortages and promoted American type hybrid corn. In a nationwide Alma Ata radio address he praised the meat, noting its fat, nourishment, and low cost while promising upcoming economic plans. He hinted at a peace treaty with East Germany and cited the Virgin Lands republic's 40th anniversary.
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Khrushchev
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Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Virgin Lands Republic
U.S
East Germany
Kennedy
Vienna
Berlin
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Kremlin
38 Hurt in Crash Mixup Involving 2 Cars 2 Buses
A four-vehicle collision on the New Jersey Turnpike near Newark injured 38 people. The sequence began with stalled car in the right lane, then rear impacts involving John Maass of Philadelphia and Charles Forkas of Bath, Pa, followed by a bus being struck by a Trailways bus. The Woodbridge driver Samuel Wilson was trapped for 40 minutes and hospitalized in fair condition. The chartered Ravelin bus was filled with 41 women from Trenton Catholic Rosary and Altar Society en route to see The Unsinkable Molly Brown in New York.
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John Maass
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New Brunswick
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Woodbridge
Wilson
Weehawken
St. Mary's
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Czechoslovak Red Regime Shuffles Top Posts
Vienna via UPI President Antonin Novotny dismissed Interior Minister Rudolf Barak and Ladislav Brabec in a major reshuffle. Lubomir Strougal becomes interior minister and Vratislav Krutina succeeds Brabec as party secretary. No reason given for the purge.
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UPI
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Rudolf Barak
Radio Prague
Novotny
Ladislav Brabec
Barak
Communist Party Central Committee
Prague
Lubomir Strougal
Strougal
Communist Party
Vratislav Krutina
Brabec
Monticello Teen Set to Graduate After 12 Years
Monticello high school senior Jack Vendermark, 18, is set to graduate without missing a day in 12 years of schooling. He plans to attend the Culinary Institute of America in New Haven, Connecticut, this fall.
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N.Y
Jack Vendermark
Monticello High School
Culinary Institute
New Haven
United Arab Airlines scraps Gagarin invitation plan
Cairo AP United Arab Airlines says the invitation to Yuri Gagarin for the Moscow Cairo inaugural flight was not delivered and postponed. Spokesman cites no reason but mentions Moscow's anti Arab campaign. invitation could be renewed. American astronaut Alan Shepard expected for Cairo New York run later this year.
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United Arab Airlines
Yuri Gagarin
United Arab Republic
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Alan Shepard
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Miner Found Dead After Shaft Collapse in Petrol
Rescue workers pulled Charlie Kennedy, 28, from a collapsed Petrol mine shaft where he and two other men were trapped Friday. The two others are presumed dead, buried under debris as Gentry D. Hunt, who located Kennedy, described Kennedy’s crushed body folded on his knees.
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In Memory Contributions Across local groups
The snippet lists memorial gifts and tributes from Cedar Rapids engineers Munchkins staff and several local organizations. Names include O L Brokaw Sarah Pickford Frank V Orr Charles Schoen Eugenie Schoen Feitelberg Bess Hambright Joseph Mekota and donors Mrs L F Vane Mrs R R Downer Lottie Gundling and the Friendly Neighbors Birthday Club of Norway. Amounts range around 3.00 with a total near four thousand dollars in earlier reporting.
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Frank V. Orr
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Hanford Post
Faun Cook
Joan Dake
Dolly Jones
Kathy McHugh
Annis Moon
Gay Neff
Dessa Paulson
Nancy Peer
Sally Walker
Charles Schoen
Eugenie Schoen Feitelberg
L. F. Vane
Bess S. Hambright
Joseph Mekota
R. R. Downer
Lottie Janda Gundling
Colombia Proposes Hemisphere Plan to Counter Castro
Washington learns the United States and other governments received a Colombian proposal for a meeting of foreign ministers from 21 American republics to determine if Cuba’s ties with Moscow threaten its OAS membership. The plan aims to assess Cuba’s alignment with the Communist bloc and offer a coordinated response.
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Hemisphere
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Reaches for Ball, Both Arms Broken
Bedford Indiana AP report: Steve Fish 16 fell while reaching for a ball. both arms broke on landing. Doctors set right elbow cast and consider protecting the left wrist while enabling feeding. His mother notes concern for baseball playing. Budget figures for 1961 listed.
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Ind
Steve Fish
Anna Fish
Japan reports nationwide polio toll and vaccine order
The Japanese government said 1160 polio cases were reported nationwide with 81 deaths. The health ministry ordered live vaccine enough for 3 million people and sent the shipment to Canada.
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Tokyo
Canada
Patterson Picketed by CORE at Honolulu Governors Conference
Alabama Governor John Patterson walked past CORE picketers protesting racial discrimination as he boarded a plane for Honolulu for the National Governors Conference. The demonstration was staged by the Committee on Racial Equality.
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John Patterson
Alabama
Honolulu
Committee On Racial Equality
CORE
Prisoners Reach U S From Cuba
A committee of 10 Cuban prisoners arrived in Key West aboard the Costa Rican freighter Arenal. They came from Havana to explain Fidel Castro's position in the prisoners affair to the American public. An immigration officer said the group will be paroled in the United States for an indefinite period under his jurisdiction for personal safety.
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Fla
Immigration Service
Cuba
United States
Louis T. Gidel
Havana
Fidel Castro
Arenal
Dr Walter L Bierring Dies Iowa Medical Leader
Des Moines AP: Dr Walter L Bierring longtime Iowa health official and emeritus consultant died Saturday night at Iowa Methodist hospital. He would have turned 93 July 15. Born Davenport July 15 1868 he studied in Davenport Iowa City Heidelberg Vienna and Paris Pasteur Institute. He led Iowa health with posts including state health director from 1933 to 1953 and president of the AMA in 1933. He also served Drake University and the Iowa State Board of Health and chaired the Iowa Medical Society.
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Davenport
Davienport
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Vienna
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Paris
Iowa City
Drake University
Iowa State Board of Health
Iowa State Medical Soiciety
Davis Heiress Weds After Amicable Accord with Dad
Diana Cullom Davis 22 wed John Means Spencer in Scarborough New York after a public trust fund dispute with her father Shelby Cullom Davis over a 3.8 million dollar estate. The couple, who are related to Churchill, reached a settlement with Princeton University in mind and proceeded with the wedding.
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John Means Spencer
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Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Sir Winston Churchill
Crisis Over Berlin Deepens Cold War Tensions
Washington aP report says U S foreign policy makers from President Kennedy downward view the Berlin crisis as the most dangerous test for the new administration. Kennedy-Khrushchev talks in Vienna were sobering and Moscow signals threat to access to West Berlin. The piece notes growing risk of a small clash triggering a larger war with atomic weapons nearby.
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