Nuclear tests may be resumed in the United States
Authoritative sources say the United States may resume underground nuclear explosions if in the national interest while continuing to attend Geneva talks. Kennedy signaled a possible policy shift after his Vienna meeting with Khrushchev, noting Western hopes for a test ban seem futile.
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Kennedy praised for report on divided world by Kennedy
President Kennedy’s televised report on his European trip drew bipartisan praise in Congress for outlining hard tasks to counter communism. Critics noted limited progress in Vienna with Khrushchev but welcomed the first hand dealings and the appeal for foreign aid to lift developing nations. Nixon called the report objective and urged urgent action.
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Jet Trainer Makes Emergency Landing at Brookley AFB
An Air Force T33 jet trainer diverted from a flight from Craig AFB Selma Alabama and made a successful emergency landing at Brookley AFB. Capt. G. F. Kirkpatrick the instructor and 2nd Lt. L. A. Allen the student dumped wing tanks over a sparsely populated area between Mount Vernon and Citronelle to reduce fuel before landing.
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Senators Debate Foreign Aid and Nuclear Testing Stance
Senators Saltonstall Javits and other Republicans back Kennedy on aid efforts while criticizing Khrushchev stance on a veto for nuclear test inspections. Holifield says further talks appear futile. Mansfield Humphrey Fulbright warn of long tense period ahead as West Berlin remains a key risk and patience is urged.
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Sheriff’s Car In Accident in Limestone County
Two highway accidents Tuesday afternoon near Athens left Wanda Morrison with a fractured knee after a 1960 Mercedes driven by Bjorn Nilsen failed to stop and crashed into a ditch. Nilsen and a deputy were uninjured. another driver, James Wilbank, faced a DWI charge after a separate incident involving a sheriff’s car. Damages were estimated at about $300 for Morrison’s vehicle, $250 for Wilbank’s, and $75 for the sheriff’s car.
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Will Pressure Be Used With Aid
James Marlow surveys Kennedy's television address on foreign aid. He argues aid may be used to pressure backward regimes to benefit their people or risk losing support, while noting Kennedy framed aid as a bulwark against communism and wondered how hard the administration will push reforms.
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One Hurt In Wreck On 6th Ave In City
Police investigated three traffic mishaps Tuesday. Ima Jean Williams 34 suffered leg and head injuries when her car collided with a 1961 Chevrolet driven by Thomas White 46 at the Walnut Street Sixth Avenue intersection at 6 50 p.m. White was westbound on Walnut, Williams north on 6th.
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Tennessee
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Capsule to be buried for Mobile 250th anniversary
A time capsule will be buried on June 17 in Mobile to mark the city's 250th anniversary. It will include a letter from Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and other commemorative items. The event highlights Mobile's historical milestone and civic pride.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Mobile Port Arrivals Rise in May with 162 Ships
The Port of Mobile logged 162 ship arrivals in May, up from 154 in April, according to Harbormaster Peter F. Shea. May saw 166 ships sail from Mobile, with 124 of the May arrivals docking at the Alabama state docks.
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Capsule to Be Dug Up in 2011
A historical note explains a time capsule buried years ago will be opened in 60 years from its sealing event. The letter inside remains undisclosed until the 60 year mark, with much anticipation about what it contains when unearthed.
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backache and Pain
Advertises Doan’s Pills as quick relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains driven by exertion or stress. Claims soothing effect on bladder irritation and mild diuretic action. Promotes improved sleep and long trusted relief for over six decades with a larger size option.
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