Global Briefs and Economic Updates
AP dispatches report on Finnish Communist leader Herta Kuusinen accusing China of trying to provoke a US war, Pravda publication, and U.S. aid to South Vietnam funding a Dalat nuclear reactor for isotope research. Also notes Bank of Canada raising its lending rate to 4 percent and a Profumo scandal-linked piece involving a singer and Ward.
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Munist
Herta Kuusinen
United States
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Frederick F. Nolting Jr
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Dalat
U S destroyer rescues CN air force pilot in strait
In Formosa Strait the U S destroyer Halsey Powell recovered a Chinese Nationalist air force pilot who had spent 30 hours in a rubber raft after abandoning his aircraft. The rescue occurred Sunday and involved short-range recovery operations.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Halsey Powell
Formosa Strait
Red China backs U S Negroes in mass rally in Beijing
The Peking People's Daily said a vast meeting was held in Beijing to express Red China's profound sympathy for Negroes in the United States amid racial tensions. The report notes Beijing’s campaign to capitalize on U S race issues and support for African Americans.
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Tokyo
Red China
United States
Peking People’s Daily
Gulliver Claims Pregnancy By Late Dr Ward
Julie Gulliver tells The People she is pregnant by the late Dr Stephen Ward, asserting a daughter expected in the coming months as the London tabloid reports this claim. The statement adds a personal note amid Ward’s posthumous notoriety and ongoing legal discussions surrounding his case.
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London
Julie Gulliver
Stephen Ward
the People Reports
Two Kennedy Proposals Set for Votes This Week
Washington AP Two major Kennedy proposals move toward action as Congress prepares hearings. The House votes on a 1.1 billion college construction bill, while the Senate considers a National Service Corps measure. Senate hearings target the limited nuclear test ban treaty and civil rights legislation proceeds in the House. The week follows last week’s pace with a military pay increase, two 5.5 billion appropriations bills, and boosted vocational education funding. Leaders seek momentum before civil rights debate and treaty talks intensify. An attempt may revive the Mexican farm labor bill in the Senate. The college bill is central to education reform, facing smoother passage this year after last year's vetoes. The National Service Corps faces uncertain GOP support, especially in the House. Tax revision and reduction legislation nears completion in the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Ways and Means Committee
Floats Entered in Biblesta Parade Humboldt 1963
Floats for the 1963 Biblesta parade include a Jonah and the Whale entry from Humboldt Assembly of God and the Great Commission float from Iola Evangelical United Brethren Youth groups. Jets urged church groups to register floats soon and narrations will run along the parade route. Also notes on a party for Mrs. Ed Barnhart, moving to Parsons, planning meetings for WMS and Presbyterial Society, plus a changeover at the Mental Health Center with two new on call psychologists.
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Humboldt
Jonah and the
Biblesta
Jesse Wilson
Humboldt Assembly of God Church
Great Commission
Iola Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wilson
A. Brown
WMS
Elizabeth Sprague
Leila Myers
Van Nice Family Visit to Boone Iowa Friends
Mr and Mrs J A Van Nice Mrs Minnie Towles Clifford and Johnnie Van Nice traveled to Boone Iowa on Thursday to visit friends They called on former Allen countians Mr and Mrs A W Wirtz and returned home at week’s end
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J. A. van Nice
Minnie Towles
Clifford
Johnnie van Nice
Boone
Iowa
A. W. Wirtz
Allen
France protests lack of notice on West German tank pact
France complains to the West German ambassador in Paris that it was not informed about the joint development agreement for a new tank with the United States. The dispute arises from a treaty of cooperation committing consultation on military matters, which France says was not followed during MacNamara's Bonn visit.
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Bonn
Germany
France
U.S
Paris
West Germany
Robert MacNamara
Typhoon Carmen Heads for Manila
Typhoon Carmen, with winds up to 120 mph, was plotted mid afternoon in the Pacific about 75 miles east of Samar Island, heading toward Manila according to the Manila Weather Bureau.
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Manila
Carmen
Pacific
Samar Island
Manila Weather Bureau
Local social notes from Humboldt area
Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Phil Ensminger of Moran. Humboldt club meetings planned a membership drive with four groups formed to compete. Four new members welcomed Frances Armel Mabel Sage Lois Schaade Nadine Heilman. Death of Cecil L Archer husband of Mrs Williams sister in Puyallup Wash. Wedding in Salina brings families together. Rotary project a barbecue stand in Fishermans Park. WWI buddy reunion of Ralph Harner and Vernon Santee. Secretary Magdalene Herman returns from Colorado vacation with brother Bill Herman.
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Harold R. Williams
Phil Ensminger
Moran
Humboldt Business and Professional Women’s Club
Leila Myers
Frances Armel
Mabel Sage
Lois Schaede
Nadine Heilman
Irene Cation
Puyallup
Wash
Cecil L. Archer
Vernon Santee
Santee
Harners
Jefferson
Ohio
Magdalene Herman
Humboldt Superintendent of Schools
Colorado
Bill Herman
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Broad Base For Space Program Debate at Virginia Tech
Government scientist Homer E. Newell defended a broad space program base stressing scientific and military needs. He warned against a narrow focus on weapons, calling for flexible, multi-directional space capabilities to meet future threats and avoid a Maginot Line in space.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Newell
Bicycling Bederman Family Completes 110 Miles Toward 770 Trip
The Bederman family from Bellaire near Houston pedaled into Crockett Texas after riding 110 miles of a planned 770 mile journey to Osawatomie Kansas. Parents John and Mrs Bederman travel with children April 6 John and Gretchen ages 11 and 12 while eight year old Paul rested due to a recent leg injury. They left Saturday and expect eleven days on the trip before visiting Mr Bederman's grandfather and returning by train.
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Crockett, Tex
Bederman
Crockett
Osawatomie
Kan
John J. Bederman
Bellaire
Houston
John
Gretchen
Paul
Thief Succeeds After Three Tries
A Kansas City shoplifter exploited a cashier at a shoe store in a shopping center. He bought two shoe strings, then attempted a larger theft but pulled $14 from an open cash drawer as the cashier bent to pick dropped pennies. He left with the money and the distraction.
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Kansas City
Diana Panich
Miss Panich
Three Teens Arrested In Iola Stolen-Car Case
Iola Kansas AP report says Assistant Police Chief John Walters halted a car reported stolen in Garnett. Three juveniles, two boys ages 14 and 16 and a 11 year old girl, were taken into custody and later turned over to Anderson County Sheriff Bill Gadelman for transport to Garnett.
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Iola
Kan
Kansas City
Garnett
Tola
John Walters
Walters
Oklahoma
Anderson County
Bill Gadelman
Skindiver Killed by Own Spear at Jones Beach
Robert Petit 32 of Westbury N.Y. was knocked from his feet by a large wave at Jones Beach State Park and impaled on his spear. Fishermen called for help. a Coast Guard helicopter rushed him to a hospital where he died during transfer to an operating room.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
Robert Petit
Westbury
Jones Beach State Park
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Petii
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription
A leading asthma treatment previously prescribed by doctors is now available over the counter. The formula, marketed as Primatine tablets, claims to stop attacks within minutes and provide hours of relief without injections, combining three medicines to ease bronchial constriction and nervous tension.
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New York, N.Y
Third Day of Life After Twins Separated
In Los Angeles AP reports Bartley twins David Eugene and Daniel Clifford entered their third day of life separately after a three hour separation operation Sunday. Father William Bartley and grandmother Mrs Violet Mitchell waited in the hall during surgery. The babies born Saturday at 11:45 am by caesarean weighed 14 pounds 4 ounces combined.
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Los Angeles
Bartley
David Eugene
Daniel Clifford
William Bartley
Violet Mitchell
Mitchell
David
Daniel
Rebecca Bartley
Glendale Sanitarium
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