NATO ministers pledge to defend West Berlin and 1963 submarine plan
NATO foreign ministers vowed to preserve West Berlin freedom for 2.5 million residents and meet Soviet challenge worldwide. The communique asserted unity may deter aggression, and US British French rights in Berlin remain non negotiable. Secretary Rusk proposed five Polaris submarines to Europe by 1963 for retaliation if NATO is attacked. Portugal's colonial policy drew no consensus.
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Atty General Supports Mechanicsville Paving Plan
The Iowa attorney general backs a 270000 paving project in Mechanicsville after an appeal board ruling questioned jurisdiction. The project relies on special assessments with 55 000 bond and 250 000 from property owners, with court action possible if the board does not reconsider.
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Eisenhower Seeks Protection From Tourists at Gettysburg Farm
A. E. Baughman testified that tourists swarm Dwight Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm and remove plants as souvenirs. He urged extending Secret Service protection to the vice president and former presidents for at least six months, noting intensifying popularity around the battlefield.
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Fantasy of Foods Cooking School Charms Cedar Rapids Audience
The Fantasy of Foods cooking school at the Paramount theater drew a full house on the second morning with Miss Ruth Hogan leading demos. Herb James of KCRG assisted on stage in improvised roles, prompting audience laughter as prizes and groceries were awarded to lucky numbers. The event, sponsored by local electrical dealers and The Gazette, runs two more mornings with prize giveaways and onstage food preparation demonstrations.
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Kennedy to Act to Nip Missile Delays
President Kennedy to push a program aimed at stopping strikes and speeding up missile base construction. Labor Secretary Goldberg will seek executive action after consulting labor, management, and contractors, with meetings set in New York and with AFL CIO leader George Meany to discuss a no strike pledge and a dispute settling agency.
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Board Acts To Bolster Truce Talks
In Vientiane Laos top officials of the International Control Commission flew to rebel held Plaine des Jarres to bolster the cease fire before the Geneva Laos talks. Chairman Samar Sen said signs are encouraging though verification timing remains unclear.
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Taking Shelter Not Comparable To Sit-in Judge
Nine men who refused to take shelter during an April 28 civil defense drill were fined 25 dollars and sentenced to five days in jail by Magistrate Kenneth Phipps who said the protest was not comparable to a sit-in. Five chose jail.
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Desperate father threatens gas killings over child care in Queens
John Cully, 40, polio survivor whose wife died after leaving her iron lung, called a nurse in a plea to avoid shelters for his nine month to eleven year old children. Police diverted him to a hospital after he threatened to turn on the gas. the children were placed in a shelter. The nurse urged help and hoped someone would open their hearts to the family.
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Sentencing Delayed for Norman Mailer in Wounding Case
New York AP. Judge Mitchell Schweitzer postponed for six months the sentencing of novelist Norman Mailer in the stab wound incident with his wife. Mailer remains free on $2,500 bail and could receive a suspended sentence if his conduct supports it at the later hearing.
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Bus Hit by Car Leaves Driver Dead and Pupils Hurt
A car collided head on with a school bus in Mitchell South Dakota injuring 15 of 23 pupils aboard and killing the car’s driver. Police said the car swerved into the wrong lane in the crash reported by UPI.
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Five Americans Among 69 In Air France Crash In Sahara
A French Air Line Convair carrying 69 people crashed in the Sahara near the Erg Oriental, killing all aboard. At least five passengers were American, including relatives of U S officials in Bangui. The aircraft departed Brazzaville with stops at Bangui and Fort Lamy, bound for Marseille and Paris. A large search effort by Algerian and French forces was launched at dawn.
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Kennedys Head To Palm Beach For Rest Of Week
The White House announced the President and Mrs. Kennedy will spend the remainder of the week in Palm Beach Florida at the Wrightsman home near the Kennedy residence. They will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spalding while the Kennedy children stay at the White House. The trip will use the jet plane used by Gen. Curtis LeMay.
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