Trade Bloc Summit Urged to Address Britain's Entry
A European Christian Democratic conference called for a Common Market summit within three months to chart the bloc's future, renew talks on Britain's entry, and review NATO relations amid debates on a multilateral nuclear force. West Germany France Italy Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands discussed.
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Brussels
NATO
Christian Democratic
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Konrad Adenauer
Amintore Fanfani
Theo Lefevre
Britain
Christian Democrats
de Gaulle
Bremen
Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Paris
Edgar Pisani
Chorley
England
Harold Wilson
Macmillan
Wilson
Meg Visit Stirs Row In Britain Over Paris Trip
In London Princess Margaret’s planned Paris visit drew harsh debate as Labor MP Charles Pannel announced plans to seek an explanation from Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in the Commons. He called the cancellation, made on government advice, “stupid.”
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London
Princess Mar- Maret
Paris
Laborite
Parliment
Charles Pannel
Harald Macmillan
House of Commons
Pannel
Cholly Cassini Indicted Over Trujillo Publicity Case
Publicist Cholly Cassini and lawyer R Paul Englander were indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts for creating Inter American Public Relations Ltd to run a Dominican Republic propaganda campaign. Noted Cassini denied wrongdoing and said he would be cleared. The charges cover June 1959 to November 1961 during Trujillo’s rule. Cassini may face up to five years and $10,000 fines. Englander is accused of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The pair are to be arraigned in Washington next Friday.
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Washington
Debonair
Igor Cassini
Smart
Cholly Knickerbocker
Arraigne
Rafael Trujillo
John F. Kennedy
Oleg Cassini
Justice Department
United States
Cassini
Englander
Inter- American Public Relations Ltd
Nassau
Bahamas
Dominican Republic
Washington Post
Trujillo
Latin America
Post
R. Paul Englander
New York
Park Avenue
Martial & Co
Louis Nizer
Court
New York Journal American
Hearst Corp
Journal American
Shy Welcome for Budget Director Arrives in Tauranga
In Tauranga New Zealand the House Ways and Means committee shuffled schedules as Queen Elizabeth II issued a rule to welcome Budget Director Ker shy today from the permit Gordon. The Bay of Fleaty is noted as the next witness with sessions resuming February 18.
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Tauranga
New Zealand
Ker
Gordon
Bay of Fleaty
Budget Chief In Tax Cut Fight Amid U S Debate
Washington AP report says budget director Gordon faces pressure from lawmakers over the administration’s tax cut plan and a proposed nearly 12 billion dollar revenue shift. Republicans warn of a gamble as Byrd questions testimony and a Senate vote looms on spending cuts versus tax relief.
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Washington
Nenneliy
Kennedy
Senate House
Gordon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Budget Bureau
Senate
House ‘Economic Committee
Proper Respect Urged For Justice Warren In Atlanta
Georgia Chief Justice Duckworth urged Georgians to show proper respect for U.S. Chief Justice Hart Warren when he speaks in Atlanta Monday. Duckworth, a lifelong segregationist, called for good breeding and Americanism from the audience. Pianist Van Cliburn donated his $6,000 fee from a Minneapolis concert to the Symphony Guarantee Fund. Albany finance official Hartigan, 66, began state service with $360 yearly salary and now earns about $12,147.
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Associated Press
W. H. Duckworth
Georgia Supreme Court
U.S
Hart Warren
Atlanta
Duckworth
van Cliburn
Minneapolis
Symphony Guarantee Fund
John A. Hartigan
Albany
Hartigan
State Law Department
Rockefeller Faces Major New York Fee Increase Crisis
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller confronts a fiscal clash in Albany over a plan to raise motor vehicle registration fees by an average of 9.5 dollars per vehicle to balance a 2.9 billion dollar budget. Protests erupt as GOP lawmakers split, while Rockefeller tours Illinois amid national campaign efforts.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
Chicago
Illinois
Jana
New York
Guilty plea offered in Beacon Hill murder case
Suzanne Clift, 21, offered to plead guilty to manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her Italian-born lover Piero Brentani, 27, in her Beacon Hill apartment last October. The case, tied to a blighted romance, saw her recount 15 months of love and a threatened abortion, with a grand jury indictment for first degree murder. Clift testified she blacked out during the event and described suicide attempts while undergoing psychiatric tests ordered by the court.
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Boston
Suzanne Clitl
Suffolk County Superior Court
Lewis Goldberg
Piero Brentani
Beacon Hill
Miss Clift
Brentani
Claude B. Cross
Montgomery Clift
Moonshiners Break Hills Code in Cocke County
Newport Tennessee AP report details a crackdown as state and federal agents dismantle 40 stills and seize 12 500 gallons of mash. Sheriff Kin Halt notes the unwritten moonshine code is broken as agents face gunfire during operations. No injuries reported though a vehicle was hit.
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Darlin’ Corey
Cocke County
Alcohol Tax Unit
Kin Halt
Knoxville
ATU
William Watkins
State
Department
Federal
Holt
Tle
Ieaught
Contempt Case Study Delays Barnett Johnson Appeal
In New Orleans AP reports the U S Circuit Court of Appeals studies the criminal contempt case against Mississippi Governor Barnett and Lt Governor Johnson after denying a bid to make the state a party. The judges hear technical motions as the defendants, who blocked James Meredith from entering Ole Miss, face possible separate trials. The court did not set a ruling date.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Ross Barnett
Paul B
Paul B. ‘Johnson Jr
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Johnson
Meredith
Ole Miss Gates
Moonshiner laughs as raids spark city news fight
A city newsman in Los Angeles reports on raids as a court weighs a family allowance case and moonshine operations. The moonshiner counters while agents destroy stills in the area. The dispute touches a monthly sum and a six month or final outcome.
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LOS Angeles (Ap
Allyson
Ransom to Castro under legal cloud as judge weighs case
U S District Judge Emnett C Choate questioned whether private ransom payments to Fidel Castro violate federal law and Logan Act while over 100 new Cuban refugees arrived in Miami by airlift. He asked if the executive branch can fund ransom with tax money and whether citizens may finance Castro, noting possible government involvement.
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Myami
Flo
Fidel Castro
U.S
Emnett C. Choate
Cuba
Choate
Miami
Havana
Douglas R. Voorhees
Voorhees
Castro
Grand Jury
United States
Tony Curtis Weds Teen-Age Actress in Vegas Ceremony
Tony Curtis 37 and Christine Kaufmann 18 wed in a five minute civil ceremony at the Hotel Riviera Las Vegas before Clark County District Judge George Marshall. Kirk Douglas acted as best man with Anne Douglas as matron of honor, in a small reception attended by Eddie Fisher Edie Adams and several witnesses.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Mann
Tony Curtis
Lake Mead
Christine Kauf
Curtis
Miss Kaufmann
Clark County
George Marshall
Hotel Riviera
Imperial Suite
Kirk Douglas
Douglas
Anne
Janet Leigh
Genevieve Kaufmann
Munich
Germany
Eddie Fisher
Edie Adams
Sy Barrett
Sidney Korshak
the Riviera
Richard Feigen
Chicago
Europe thaw unleashes floods and landslides across Europe
Across Europe the brutal frost collapsed into floods and slides. In Greece a village in central Mirofillon lost all buildings except the church and school as rain loosened earth. Greek air force helicopters distribute tents while 300 villagers flee with livestock. Yugoslav helicopters bombed ice on the Morava River as thaw threatens new floods. About 200 families homeless in Leskovac. Rescuers form chains to move children as 100 houses flood near Stalac. France faces rising flood danger from melting snows and rains. Britain sees northward flood threat as the situation shifts toward Scotland.
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London
Europe
Mirofillon
Greece
Morava
Leskovac
Yugoslavia
Stalac
France
Britain
Scotland
Scorecard Is Blank For 88th Congress In 1963
Washington AP reports the 88th Congress begins with no scorecard entries as a Lincoln holiday shrinks activity. The Senate and House meet only briefly. bills move slowly. Kennedy’s eight messages outline aims while committees await formal organization and funding bills loom as early tests.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
House
Army
Boy Scouts
Kennedy
Congress
Toresce
Lyi
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