Progress On All Matters Cited By JFK In Canada Talks
President Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson cited progress on seven major issues after two days of talks at Kennedy's Hyannisport home. Topics included potential armament of BOMARC missiles, a test ban, defense production sharing, improved diplomatic channels, tariff talks in Geneva, a NATO multilateral nuclear force, and a Canadian labor dispute affecting Great Lakes vessels. The leaders planned a communique and further meetings to advance these items.
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Lester Pearson
Hyannis Port
Mass
Pearson
Otis Air Force Base
Hyannisport, Mass
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
United States
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
C. M. Drury
John G. Diefenbaker
Geneva
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ottawa
Great Lakes
Cleveland
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Heard plan urges tax credits to boost small political gifts
Guest editorial endorses Prof Alexander Heard's bipartisans plan to fund campaigns through tax credits. Contributions of 20 or less would be subsidized by a 50 percent credit, and gifts up to 500 deductible like charitable gifts. The piece argues the first option is most attractive and could end party funding worries.
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Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina
Bipartisan Commission On
Congress
Kennedy
Heard Committee
Rotary Club program to feature Joe McPherson
Joe McPherson's classification committee will present the program Monday at the Rotary Club at the Lyons Hotel. Jayceettes will host an evening of games with the public invited. Morgan County Sheriff Deputy Lowell Williams, .46, 1615 Towner St. SE, charged with driving while intoxicated per City Recorder's docket Friday night.
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Joe McPherson
Rotary Club
Lyons Hotel
Morgan County
Lowell Williams
Towner St. SE
City Recorder
City Hall
Williams
Herbert Barkley
5Th Ave. SE
Barkley
Pat Patterson
Knox McRae
Florida
Collision damages property at Marion and Market intersection
Athens police report a Friday 12 15 p m collision at Marion and Market Street involving a 1956 Buick wagon driven by Jerry Dothan Simpson 24 of Elkmont and a motorcycle driven by Judson Clem Jr 14 of Athens. Simpson traveled west and Clem east, the vehicles collided under a traffic light.
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E. Moulton Sr
Connie M Barkholder
Traverse City
Mich
6Th Ave
Church St
Athens
Marion and
Market St
Jerry Dothan Simpson
Elkmont
Judson Clem, Jr
Simpson
Clem
Mare Ceeend
Two-Party Cost Is Held High In Alabama Dinner
Alabama's Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner featured U S Senator Olin D Johnston of South Carolina urging unity for Democrats. He attacked Republicans for lacking primaries and warned a strong two party system would threaten state rights and the South’s political balance. Also attending were Senators Sparkman and Hill, Congressmen and state leaders.
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Johnson
South
South Carolina
Ste Committee
Alabama
U.S
John Sparkman
Lister Hill
George Grant
George Andrews
Kenneth Roberts
Armistead Selden
Carl Elliott
George Huddleston
George Wallace
James Allen
Albert Rains
Rep
Bob Jones
Johnston
Party of the People
Johnstone
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Duvalier Probe Urged by Juan Bosch to Expand Inquiry
President Juan Bosch urged the OAS to broaden its Haiti investigation beyond Dominican charges. He called Duvalier a madman and tyrant, and warned he might withdraw troops if safe conduct is granted to 22 Haitians sheltering in Port au Prince embassies.
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Duvalier
Juan Bosch
William L. Ryan
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Francois Duvalier
OAS
Haiti
Bosch
Port Au Prince
Breathnen
Cooper Keeps Busy Schedule on Spaceflight Prep
Cape Canaveral AP Leroy Gordon Cooper led a busy day with a beach jog, 90 minutes at the controls of an F102 jet, and a 34 hour simulated countdown. He then suited up in a space suit for reentry drills using hydrogen peroxide fuel under McDonnell Aircraft supervision.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Coop
Patrick Air Force Base
Mercury
John Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
McDonnell Aircraft Co
Cooper
Agreement Reached In Birmingham Desegregation Talks
A biracial citizens committee reached a plan to end Birmingham’s segregation conflict in a Friday announcement. The accord lists staged desegregation of lunch counters and rest rooms, nondiscriminatory hiring of Negroes, release of demonstrators on bond, and reestablished dialogue within two weeks, with no official city backing. King hailed the progress while noting the agreement is not binding and that broader Alabama action looms.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James Bevel
Cleveland
Miss
Bevel
Alabama
Birmingham Police Chief Denies Concession in Racial Tensions
Montgomery reports from May 10 quote Birmingham Police Commissioner Eugene Connor denying any concession in the Birmingham racial situation. He calls Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Friday statement about an agreement on demands a lie, praising law enforcement for halting out-of-town agitators. He credits state and local officers with stopping agitation.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Eugene Connor
Connor
Martin Luther King
Advertiser
Governor's Highway Patrol
Jefferson County
Complete service for Frigidaire and all make appliances
Robin son's offers complete repair service for Frigidaire and all brands. Prompt, reliable in home or shop repairs, with parts available and warranty on workmanship. Serving residential customers with diagnostic checks and tune ups.
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Robinson's
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