Kennedy arrives in Mexico City with crowds and flags
President Kennedy and First Lady arrive in Mexico City for a three day visit amid a festival atmosphere. López Mateos greets them with a 21 gun salute as about 25,000 people cheer the open limousine parade through a city decorated with flowers and banners.
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William Ryan
Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
U.S
U. S
Kennedys
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Ve. Kennedy
Diplomatic Shuffle Outlook For U S Envoys
Authoritative sources report a planned reshuffle among top U S diplomats with two likely outcomes. Llewelyn Thompson may leave Moscow for Washington while Fay Kahler replaces him. Charles Bohlen could move to Paris to replace James Gavin as ambassador.
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U.S
Moscow
Paris
Mace
Llewelyn ‘Thompson
Fay Kahler
State For European Affairs
Thompson
Charles “Chip” Bohlen
Bohlen
James Gavin
Kohler
Bureau of European Affairs
Gavin
Rusk
Europe
Foreign Service
Berlin
Erbe Warns Republicans Economy Poisoned at Convention
Gazette reports Gov Norman A Erbe told Linn county delegates at the Republican convention in Des Moines Cedar Rapids Friday morning that the economy was harmed by federal hostility to business since the New Deal He urged party unity and noted minority concerns voiced by Cedar Rapids delegate Clarence Scott amid a tense session with more than 200 delegates and 75 spectators.
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Frank Ny
Gazette
Linn County
Defin
Erbe
B. D. Silliman
Forrest K. Binger
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Scott
G.O.P
Iowa
Smith
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Scott
Roosevelt Hotel
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Linn Coun
Hershey
Lawyer seeks July grand jury session in Iowa murder case
Keokuk county attorney plans a special grand jury session in July to weigh murder charges against Gayne Gilbert Smith who is accused of killing Mr and Mrs Andy McBeth and three of their four children on a Martinsburg area farm last May. Sheriff Wallerich says he will present evidence to the grand jury within a week and they may also consider murder charges in the death of Smith's stepmother.
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Sigourney
Gayne Gilbert Smith
Keokuk County
Smith
Prand
Peace Court
Andy McBeth
Martinsburg
Leo Martin
Stephen Gerard
Wewel
Mundt
Freeman
Reeves
Texas
Rep
John Agricultural Stabilization Dent
Pennsylvania
And
Madea
Air Base
Utah
United Air Lines
Hill
United
Salt Lake City
Mills
Eisenhower
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Kennedy Trade Expansion Bill Passes House 298 to 125
The House approved President Kennedy's sweeping trade expansion measure 298 to 125, defeating a Republican bid to extend the current program. The vote followed a 253-171 rejection of substituting a one year extension, with 43 Republicans joining 210 Democrats against the substitution.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Youth survives 45 minutes under water in Tennessee river
In McCaysville Georgia, 15 year old Bill Townsend and companion Douglas Passmore 16 fell from a car into the Ocoee river during a rainstorm. Passmore freed himself while Townsend was pulled from the river limp and discolored. An ambulance crew revived him with artificial respiration and he is expected to go home soon.
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Bill Townsend
Ocoee
Copper Hill
Tenn
Townsend
Douglas Passmore
Bucktown
Hvere
North
Georgia
Tennessee
Passmore
Buddy Finch
Finch
Estes Data Lack Stirs Complaint
Washington AP Sen Mundt clashed with Agriculture Secretary Freeman over missing written records of conversations in the Billie Sol Estes case. Freeman cited red tape and promised measures, while Mundt urged permanent records and signed receipt books for directives to curb irregularities.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-5.d
Agriculture
Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Department
Senate
Estes
Agriculture Department
Texas
Committee backs farm substitute bill clears House panel
Washington reports the agriculture committee approved a new farm bill by a 21-11 vote. The measure would drop production controls, extend a two year incentive payment program to farmers who voluntarily reduce plantings of feed grains, and proceed toward floor consideration.
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Washington
UPS
House
House ‘Agriculture Committee
Chamber urges sweeping tax cuts to spur economy
The U S Chamber of Commerce calls for immediate income and corporate tax cuts totaling 5.5 to 7.5 billion dollars to stimulate the economy, arguing the move is urgent despite risk to the federal budget. President H Ladd Plumley cites need to free funds for productive investment over consumer demand. AFL CIO demands lower bracket relief while Chamber favors larger cuts for high earners and a cut in the corporate rate from 52 to 47 percent.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Organized Labor
Kennedy
H. Ladd Plumley
U.S
Canada
Europe
Afl-Cio
Plumley
Red Cross Official Cites Oxygen Survival Table
Robert Lucey of the Red Cross in Atlanta supplied a figures table estimating survival chance for a person with 11 minutes without oxygen at .005 level. The record notes no estimate for longer periods.
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Robert Lucey
Red Cross
Atlanta
Churchill Surgery Reported Successful After Fractured Thigh Fix
Doctors announced that a procedure to pin the bones of Sir Winston Churchill's fractured thigh was completed successfully. A hospital bulletin noted his condition as satisfactory, while Lady Churchill and her daughter Diana left the hospital smiling after the operation and recovery steps.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Lady Churchill
Diana
Churchill
Oldtimer Act GENOA Giovanni Torre Arrested on Bus Pocketing
AP reports Giovanni Torre aged 80 was arrested Friday in Genoa on a charge of picking pockets on a bus. The supposed victim was 93 year old Carlo Toso.
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Genoa
Giovanni Torre
Carlo Toso
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