Laos Pact Formed To End Three-Way Cabinet Feud
In Khang Khay Laos the three feuding princes form a coalition cabinet led by Prince Souvanna Phouma to seek neutrality and peace. Souphanouvong and Boun Oum join as allies while Phoumi Nosavan remains deputy premier and finance minister. Foreign minister goes to Quinim Pholsena as Geneva accords frame troop withdrawals amid ongoing rebel and Pathet Lao tensions.
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Cally
United States
Geneva
Washington
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Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
Plaine Des Jarres
Phoumi Nosavan
U.S
Phoumi
Defense Ministry
Pheng Phongsavan
Interior Ministry
Souphanouvong
Quinim Pholsena
Vientiane
Paris
France
Savang Vathana
Luang Prabang
Train hits school bus near Buenos Aires injuring many
A commuter train struck a crowded school bus at a foggy crossing near Buenos Aires, scattering debris along the track. Officials reported 41 to 43 injuries, with children among the passengers and ongoing efforts to account for all aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Dirksen Blames Kennedy Steel Price Cut for Market Crash
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen accuses President Kennedy of triggering a 75 billion dollar stock market plunge by rolling back a steel price increase. He argues later tax cuts and higher deficits hinder growth and damage confidence, while criticizing administration spending and debt.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
America
GOP
United States
Hisory
Europe
Japan
Treasury
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and Central Missouri today
Fair and cooler today and Wednesday across Jefferson City and Central Missouri. The report shows past high 68 and record low 44 years ago, with light wind and minimal precipitation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Truman says Estes case inherited by Democrats
In St Louis on route to Independence Truman claims the Democrats inherited the Billie Sol Estes scandal from Republicans. He and Bess deny Kennedy anti business charges, indicate willingness to campaign if asked, and note their New York trip for family and memoir author William Hillman’s funeral.
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ST. Louis
Harry S. Truman
Billie Sol Estes
Truman
Independence
Union Station
Kennedy
Trumans
New York
William Hillman
First Negroes Attend High School With Whites
In Memphis, the first Negro students to attend high school classes with whites were admitted to a summer physics class at East High. The two students, a boy and a girl, attend private schools out of state during the regular year. Names and Memphis parents remain undisclosed.
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Memphis
East High
E. C. Saimbert
Laimbert
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Snow Caps Italian Apennines and Bavarian Alps in June
An unusual June snow blanketed high areas in the Appennine Mountains of Abruzzi, Italy. Snow also fell in the upper Bavarian Alps near Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany, on Monday.
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Italy
Appennine Mountains
Abruzzi
Bavarian Alps
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Peru Election Near End as Congress May Decide
Three leading candidates faced a possible Congressional decision after Sunday’s vote if no candidate secured more than a third of the tally. Odra, Belaunde, and Haya led a tense campaign with fraud accusations and military cautions while the final national count awaited next Monday’s official tally.
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Peru
Congress
Manuel A. Odria
National Christa Union
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Apra Party
Haya
Manuel Prado
Odria
Belaunde
U.S. Alliance For Progress
Monay
August Releases For 24000 Guardsmen And Reservists
The Air Force said 24 000 air national guardsmen and reservists will be released from active duty in August. Most personnel overseas will begin returning after July 15 with units at home bases listed for August 20 27 and 31 across Fort Smith Arkansas Lambert Field St Louis Richards Gebaur AFB Tulsa and Tinker AFB Oklahoma.
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Air Force
United States
184Th Tactical Reconnaissance
Municipal Airport
Fort Smith
Ark
131St Tactical Fighter Wing
Lambert Field
St. Louis
169Th Tactical Fighter Port
Ill
Death sentence for Polish war crimes in Rzeszow region
Three Polish men Emil Opielowski aged 52 Jozef Jamroz 58 and Jozef Dzimira 48 were sentenced to death by a provincial court at Rzeszow on war crimes charges. They were found guilty of murdering Jews and Russians hiding from Germans in the forests of Rzeszow Province during World War II and were arrested in 1960.
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Warsaw
Poland
Rzeszow
Express Wieczorny
Emil Opielowski
Jozef Jamroz
Jozef Dzimira
Kennedy urges partnership as critic clash dominates Yale address
President Kennedy tells 12 000 at Yale commencement that critics cling to old cliches while the nation needs government partnership with all sectors to push economic progress. He rebuts claims linking stock market falls to his administration and urges a serious dialogue on fiscal policy and growth.
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New Haven
Kennedy
Harvard
Yale
Europe
Washington
Abraham Rikicoff
House Ways and Means
Congressional
Nineteen to Appear Grand Jury Vote Probe Opens Today
A grand jury meets to probe voting irregularities in Jefferson City. Nineteen persons, including Judith Deel Vieth and Britton M Wright, are subpoenaed to testify about illegal voting in the April 3 city election. Subpoenas cover election judges, officials, and newsroom staff.
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Jefferson City
Judith Deel Vieth
Orval Silfies
Margaret Wilders
Phyllis White
Bernice Childs
Glenn Gee
Leslie Groff
P. C. Shirley
Eva Stewart
Eleanor McCrean
Marie Veltrop
Lillian R. Bond
William Tellman
Harold Baker
Margaret Christian
News-Tribune
Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth Johnson
Dave Houston
City Hall
Probers Inspect Red Tape Slowing Defense Stockpile
Senate Armed Services subcommittee viewed procedures hindering surplus disposal at the national stockpile. The panel approved a House bill to dispose of 14 items while delaying cadmium sales of 2 million pounds, with cadmium held for four months of discussion and a required 30 day plus six month wait before any sale.
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Senate
Armed Services Subcommittee
Full Armed Services Committee
Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
John J. Croston
General Services Administration
Croston
Congress
Man Dies In Three Car St Louis Wreck
A 51-year-old Affton man W E Coakler was killed in a three car crash on Gravois Road near Lindbergh Boulevard in St. Louis County. A passenger, Mrs. Wayne Franklin Smith, 28, of Fenton, Mo., was seriously injured.
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ST. Louis
W.E. Coakler
Gravois Road
Lindbergh Boulevard
St. Louis County
Wayne Franklin Smith
Fenton
Kennedy postpones news conference this week
Washington AP Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week according to press secretary Pierre Salinger who announced the decision on Monday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Maximum Sentence For Joplin Slaying
Mrs. Deloris Earline Rucker a 30 year old tavern operator received the maximum manslaughter penalty of 10 years in prison after pleading guilty on May 9. Jurors heard she and Paul Whitaker 31 had a volatile affair ending with Whitaker shot three times at her downtown Joplin tavern on March 8.
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Deloris Earline Rucker
Ray E. Watson
Second 1962 cotton bale delivered in Harlingen
The second bale arrived in Harlingen Texas on Monday when Lee McCorkle of Lyford delivered it to the police station for eligibility in the $500 second bale prize offered by the Harlingen Chamber of Commerce cotton committee. The first bale by Ray Barnick of Mission earned the $750 prize after certification.
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Texs
Lee McCorkle
Lyford
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
Ray Barnick
Mission
Crosby Kemper appeals for funds in Missouri senate bid
Crosby Kemper Jr. calling for campaign contributions citing a rising fund shortfall as he campaigns across Missouri. His campaign manager says July personal appearances in southwest Missouri remain planned, with Kemper having visited 65 of 115 counties since September 1961 and spent several weeks in St Louis. If nominated he would face Sen Edward Long in the August race.
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Kansas City
Crosby Kemper Jr
U.S. Senate
William C. Phelps
Jackson County
Kemper
Missouri
Phelps
St. Louis
Hennings
Michael Tate 13 Fatally Burned In Home Accident
Funeral services will be held for Michael Edward Tate 13 of New Bloomfield at 2 p.m. Wednesday in a local funeral home. He died Monday at Charles E. Still Hospital after severe burns from fumes ignited by sparks from striking metal. Survivors include his parents two brothers a stepsister and two sisters. He was a News Tribune carrier and attended New Bloomfield Public School.
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New Bloomfield
Lyle Coleman
Fulton
Michael
Charles E. Still Hospital
The
News Tribune
Readsville
Edward Tate
Paul
Terry Lee Tate
Gary Jackson
Catherine
Candis Irene Tate
Carolyn Patton
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Near Holts Summit
Wheat Crop Forecast Cuts for 1962 Rainy, Dry Conditions Report
The Agriculture Department forecast the 1962 wheat crop at 1.058 billion bushels, 14 percent below 1961 and 6 percent under the ten year average. Winter wheat projected at 846.2 million bushels, down 21 percent from last year while spring wheat is set at 211.5 million bushels, up from 1961 but 16 percent under average. No estimate for corn and other feed grains. Cotton planting rises in the Southeast as soil dries, tobacco stands hindered by hot dry spell, later aided by rain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
the Department
Virginia
Honorary Degrees Granted at St. Paul School of Theology
In Kansas City AP reported the first commencement at St. Paul School of Theology two Methodist churchmen received honorary doctor of divinity degrees. Dr Dana Dawson formerly bishop of Kansas and Dr Eugene M Frank bishop of Missouri were honored for helping establish the school. Twenty two graduates.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Baseball Scores National League and American League updates
The National League saw Philadelphia defeat St Louis 8 to 5 and New York beat Houston 3 to 1 while Pittsburgh topped Chicago 6 to 1. In the American League Cleveland crushed Boston 10 to 0 and Baltimore defeated New York 5 to 3 with Kansas City over Portland 8 to 4. Only games scheduled remain.
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Houston
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Tammy
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Boston
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