Nehru Greets LBJ on Arrival in New Delhi Airport
Indian Prime Minister Nehru defies protocol by greeting U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson at the airport in New Delhi. The talks focus on Western aid for India's multi billion dollar development plan amid U S aims to support democratic progress and neutrality in global blocs. Johnson notes shared objectives despite past disagreements as he travels from Bangkok and meets leaders across Southeast Asia. Washington has contributed 3.84 billion dollars in aid to India so far.
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Henry Bradsher New
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India
Nehru
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Washington
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Philippines
China
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Big Subcontinent
Expressway Names Split Across States
In Maryland and Pennsylvania the new northbound highway is dubbed the Baltimore Harrisburg Expressway in Baltimore area coverage and the Harrisburg Baltimore Expressway in Harrisburg. York Pennsylvania locals call it the Susquehanna Expressway to avoid bias.
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Harrisburg
York
Escapes From Alabama Camps End in Recaptures
A state convict escaped with two others recaptured midweek. Samuel T. Freeman, 21, of Tuscumbia, fled a work gang near the Limestone Madison County line after a 30 year robbery sentence. McDaniel of Moulton and Vernon Lemley, a white man, were also involved with further details on their captures and arrests.
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Athens
Highway
Limestone
Madison County
Ralph B. Smith
Camp Decatur
Freeman
Highway Patrol
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Smith
McDaniel
Moulton
Vernon Lemley
Camp Florence
Decatur
Lemley
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Medical Pay To Aged In April Known
The state paid 52,261 dollars for hospital care of the aged in April the first month of the Medicare program. Pensions and Security Commissioner Alvin T Prestwood said 386 old age pensioners filed hospitalization claims under the new program. He noted rises in payment totals and caseload likely from Medicare and unemployment. The number of pensioners rose over 300. Average payments were 53.25 dollars, beating the previous 53.21 record. Checks went to 99,113 pensioners.
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Montgomery
Pensions and Security
Alvin T. Prestwood
Third Trial Date Set For Timberman
John Lewis McPhearson a wealthy timberman from Butler Alabama is to face a third trial on July 10 for the January 1959 death of his wife whose body was buried in an abandoned well Circuit Judge William G Lindsey postponed the June 19 special term at the request of McPhearsons defense team The report also notes the mastiff breed origin.
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Butler
Ala
John Lewis McPhearson
South Alabama
William G. Lindsey
McPhearson
Fat More Rabbit Castro Asks
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro, in a televised address, proposed dietary substitutes for shortages. He urged rabbits replace beef and goat’s milk replace cow’s milk, noting rabbits yield more meat and goat’s milk has higher fat and protein.
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West, Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kennedy Orders Accelerated Release of Highway Funds
President Kennedy ordered the release of 818 million dollars in federal highway funds ahead of schedule for immediate use, following a February action that freed 718 million. The funds accelerate construction projects by making previously delayed allocations available sooner than planned.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ath Arrested In Race Row
Police in Birmingham arrested Melvin Dove 40 of Vandiver on disorderly conduct for involvement in last Sunday's racial violence at Trailways bus station. He claims he was not part of the disturbance and was assaulted. Edwards 22 of Irondale, arrested Tuesday, faces assault with intent to murder and was released on bond. Two others earlier charged with disorderly conduct were released.
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Birmingham
Trailways
Melvin Dove
Vandiver
Howard T. Edwards
Irondale
Jefferson County
United Presbyterian Church Looks to Unite Protestantism
The United Presbyterian Church, in a General Assembly session, considers a plan to unite much of American Protestantism. Paul D. McKelvey, LA businessman, elected moderator and favored for full study of the McKelvey proposal. Dr. James I. McCord urged radical steps toward visible corporate unity amid cautious debate.
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Paul D. McKelvey
Los Angeles
General Assembly
James I. McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
McKelvey
No Wires Cut Across Sapulpa Rural Area
Creek County Sheriff Dee Ausmus reports more than 8000 feet of telephone wire were stripped from poles in rural Sapulpa area. The loss covers the first quarter of the 1962 fiscal year July to September 1961 and involves unused balances from prior apportionments for interstate and other highway programs.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Creek County
Dee Ausmus
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