Rusk Sees De Gaulle Ready to Put France’s Nuclear Force to West
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk believed after talks with President De Gaulle Premier Pompidou and Foreign Minister Couve de Murville that France will place its future nuclear force under Western defense for NATO coordination once operational. Rusk stressed continued Western unity and noted plans to align France's atomic capability with U S and British arms as timing evolves. He anticipated discussions on aid and OECD operations in their final meeting.
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Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
France
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Couve de Murville
Europe
Western Alliance
Resignation Not In Bailey's Plans
John M. Bailey said he has no intention of resigning as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Bailey, also Connecticut state chairman, spoke from Hartford and urged news outlets to keep his denial on file to avoid repeating the rumor.
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Washington
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Bailey
Connecticut
Hartford
Weather outlook for Jefferson City fair through Friday
Generally fair conditions continue in Jefferson City and central Missouri with no significant temperature changes. Highs in the mid 80s, lows in the 60s, and daily wind and rainfall readings noted, including 2.65 inches rain on a historic date and river stage at 12.31 feet.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cooe
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Flight Engineers Cancel Talks with Pan Am and Eastern
Labor mediators led by Secretary Goldber g grapple with a complex airline dispute as flight engineers withdraw from arbitration talks with Pan Am and Eastern. Kennedy delays American strike by 60 days via emergency board, while TWA negotiations continue.
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Pan Am
Washington
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy
American Airlines
TWA
American
Transport Workers Union
Aflcio
New York Supreme Court Justice Keogh Quits Bench in Fix Case
New York Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh, 56, resigns amid a federal fix conviction related to a bankruptcy fraud case. Convicted with him were Elliott Kahaner and Antonio Corallo. Keogh faces sentencing with potential five year term. Keogh is an elder brother of Rep Eugene Keogh and had been a prominent Democratic figure since the 1930s.
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Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keogh
Keogh
Martin T. Manton
George J. Beldock
State Supreme Court
USS. District Court
Asst. U.S. Atty
Elliott Kahaner
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Kahaner
Leo Rayfiel
Brooklyn
Long Island
Rayfiel
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. Keogh
D-N.y
Kennedy
Missouri Constitution Convention Vote Not Recommended
The Missouri Constitution Convention Study Committee will not recommend calling a 1945 constitution rewrite convention. A minority report favors calling a convention. The majority report, chaired by Dr. William L. Bradshaw, cites conflicting views after three hearings in Jefferson City, St. Louis, and Kansas City. The issue will appear on the November ballot every 20 years.
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John M. Dalton
News-Tribune
William L. Bradshaw
Columbia
University of Missouri School of Business and Public Administration
Tilghman R. Cloud
Bradshaw
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Democrats Push To Save Farm Bill
Democrats from across the spectrum blocked a Republican bid to derail the farm bill with a civil rights rider. The House prepares for a final vote amid amendments to align the bill with the Senate version, while critics warn of strict controls on wheat and feed grains.
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Washington
Paul Findley
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Laos Faces Coalition Hurdles in Inauguration Talks
In Vientiane time pressures deepen a stalemate among rival Lao factions over the royal decree for the new Coalition government. Souvanna Phouma urges patience as cabinet timing and an early July Geneva conference plan loom, amid regional boycott and power-broking by conservative forces.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Red Pathet Lao
National Assembly
Phoumi Nosavan
Highway 54 relocation plans near Jefferson City revealed
Missouri Highway Commission announced a 45 mile relocation of U S Route 54 from Jefferson City to Grand Glaize Bridge over Lake of the Ozarks. The plan, a “paper location” pending activity, would bypass Eldon and Bagnell Dam to ease congestion in Cole Miller and Camden counties, with an estimated cost of 14.28 million dollars and a projected five to seven years. Public hearings will be held. urban and expressway segments across Jefferson City, plus Highway 50 West and Highway 63 North projects advance.
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Jefferson City
Grand Glaize Bridge
Lake of the Ozarks
Commission
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Bagnell Dam
Cole, Miller
Camden
Missouri River Bridge
Stadium Boulevard
Madison Street
Columbia
Grand Jury Seeks More Witnesses in Cole County
Cole County's grand jury released a letter inviting any citizen to appear and testify regarding law violations. Foreman Paul D. Adams urged no third party recounting and noted the panel will meet July 9 and 11 to hear sworn information. The jury heard from 12 witnesses Tuesday, many tied to the Hector Gardner voting case.
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Grand Jury
Paul D. Adams
Adams
Hector Gardner
Hall Questions News Blackout On Republicans
Rep Durward Hall asks Atty Gen Kennedy Civil Service Commission chair Macy and House subcommittee chair Moss to probe a White House directed news blackout he says targets Republican districts. He alleges advance information flow to Democrats harms noncooperative members and may violate Hatch Act and Civil Service rules.
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Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
House
Congress
White House
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. Macy Jr
Civil Service Commission
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Hall
Democratic National Committee
FBI Captures Engberg in Denver Area Slaying Case
Ex convict Roy Lee Engberg aged 28, sought for the Kansas City merchant policeman murder, was captured Wednesday night by FBI agents in a Denver southwest tavern. He was armed with a .38 pistol but surrendered without a fight.
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Denver
Roy Lee Engberg
Kansas City
FBI
Engberg
Crash Victims Starved to Death in Iran
The Iranian Justice Ministry coroner reported three Americans died of starvation after a U S Army plane crashed on Mount Zardakh in January. Maj Donald Carder, Col Walter Johnson, and Capt Daniel Knotts perished. two other occupants—Col Walter Vaan and Sp John Porter—were rescued in a blizzard. Bodies recovered last weekend and set for shipment to the United States.
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Iran
Justice Ministry
Mount Zardakh
Donald Carder
Rayville
Walter Johnson
Bronx
New York
Daniel Knotts
Atlanta
Walter Vaan
Monroe
N.C
SP. John Porter
Jacksonville
Ill
U.S
United States
Local Youths Nominees Chosen For Missouri Boys' State Governor
In Warrensburg Missouri 730 attendees of Missouri Boys State selected Ronald L. Robinson of Kansas City and James Larry Parks of Rolla High School as governor nominees from Federalist and Nationalist lists respectively. Both are school lettermen and have held student council roles. Parks serves as lieutenant governor of the Missouri Arkansas District of Key Clubs.
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Rolla
Kansas City
Missouri
Federalist
Ronald L. Robinson
James’ Larry Parks
Parks
Joe Cunningham
Crystal City
William Rich
Holt's Summit
Douglas Smith
Liberty
Warren Moseley
Walker
Theodore Topolski
Raytown
Ted Anstedt
St. Louis
Robert Dahibo
David Enloe
Jefferson City
Gary Leftridge
William, Kauffman
Versailles
John Kissel
Charles Schmelzer
Supreme Court
Kennedy Menzies Seek Mutual Trade Solutions
President Kennedy and Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies said they believed satisfactory solutions could be found for their two nations trading problems. They issued a communique after three days of talks covering Britain's proposed entry into the European Common Market. Technical talks will be held to reconcile US Australia trading interests.
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Kennedy
Robert G. Menzies
Britain
United States
Australia
Shirley MacLaine Frustrated by Soviet Trip Robberies
Shirley MacLaine reports ten days in the Soviet Union were trying as baggage was stolen in Leningrad a draw bridge malfunctioned and she was tossed from her hotel room. She plans to return and dance the can can naked in Red Square if pressed.
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Shirley MacLaine
Soviet Union
Red Square
Leningrad
Loretta Lee
Miss MacLaine
Kremlin
Official Tells How Lead and Zinc Orders Were Manipulated
William N. Lawrence, a stockpile official, testified that lead and zinc purchase goals were raised under directives from Arthur S. Flemming. He backed away from claims Flemming broke the law, while Sen. Symington noted more than 650 million dollars invested in inventories and warned of losses. Lawrence said higher goals were set to sustain stockpile purchases in 1954-57.
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Washington
William N. Lawrence
Senate
Arthur S. Flemming
Lawrence
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Flemming
University of Oregon
Symington
Senate Armed Services
Defense Mobilization
Baseball scores from major leagues a rain delayed and completed games
American League Washington 5 Detroit 4 Cleveland 63 Boston 3 0 Chicago Minnesota 1 Los Angeles 5 Kansas City 1 New York at Baltimore ppd rain National League St Louis 5 Los Angeles 4 12 innings Milwaukee 9 3 New York 42 Houston 9 San Francisco Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 Chicago at Philadelphia ppd Tain
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