Venezuelan Uprising Ends In Bloodshed At Puerto Cabello
In Venezuela the government claims control after a weekend of heavy fighting to quell a Communist backed revolt. Casualties range widely from 100 to 400 dead with thousands wounded. rebels surrendered navy officers as fighting continued in Puerto Cabello and Caracas amid sabotage and curfews.
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Valencia
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la Rincanada
Ministry of Education
Valencia University
Puerto Cabello
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Puerta Cabello
PTC Bus Crashes Into Auto Then House Row West Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Transportation Co bus struck a car at an intersection in West Philadelphia, veered into three row houses. The bus driver and four passengers had minor injuries. Residents were startled but unharmed.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Co
West Philadelphia
Rail Labor Talks Resume Over Non-Operating Union Wage Ask
Chicago AP report notes negotiations restart between railroad interests and 11 non operating unions representing about 450000 workers. A 30 to 50 percent chance of quick agreement on pay raises is suggested, with clerks telegraphers and shop crafts slated for a 10.2 cent an hour raise per a presidential fact finding board. James Wolfe refused comment for the railroad team. A porch bending bus incident involving the Jacksons is described separately.
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G. E. Leighty
James E. Wolfe
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Jee Jackson
Jackson
Ernest Jackson
Kennedy
Two Killed in Calcutta Area Election Clashes
Two people were killed and four injured when police opened fire on rival political factions in Mayda riapur northwest of Calcutta during local elections Sunday. Reports reached New Delhi.
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India
Maydariapur
Calcutta
Kennedy and Connally clash in Texas governor race
In Dallas Texas former Navy secretary Connally won the Democratic runoff for Texas governor defeating Yarborough by 26 074 votes to advance to the November race against Republican Cox Connally opposed Kennedy proposals on aged care and school aid and faces a Republican bid with mixed views on party unity in Texas election dynamics
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Texas
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Kennedy
New Frontier
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Cox
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Prite Mariel
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Tower
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Daniel
Yexag Election Bureau
Conally
el Paso
Wondrew Bean
Brando Cuts Foot Chopping Wood
AP reports actor Marlon Brando cut his foot while chopping wood with a hatchet on Sunday night. He sought treatment from a private physician and told director George Englund the gash was painful but not serious.
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Marton Brando
Brando
George Englund
McCarthy the Announcer Dies at 79 in New York
Clem McCarthy died at 79 in a New York nursing home after a long illness and a career spanning Chicago Arlington Park's debut public address system in 1927 to national radio. He survived by no relatives and saw one famous on-air error in the 1947 Preakness, quickly correcting it. His wife Vina Smith died in 1949. Born near Rochester, he traveled with his family, worked with horse and cattle auctions, and became a famed race and prizefight announcer.
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Clem MeCarthy
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Dresden Madison
Arlington Park Racetrack
Chicago
Faultless
Jet Pot
Vina Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Adenauer Differs With JFK Over European Policy
In Dortmund Adenauer acknowledged differences with Kennedy over Western alliance leadership and a U S plan for an international authority in Europe. He insisted U S leadership must endure and West Germany remain a key partner amid ongoing reconciliation efforts. The piece also notes Adenauer’s age and health remarks and reports on Charles Laughton’s hospital admission for cancer and a kidney operation.
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Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
United States
West Germany
Europe
Adenauer
Christian Democratsic
U.S
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Bern
East Germany
Lin
NEW York (Ap
Charles Laughton
Laughton
Hulter
Flint
Mich
Aid Bill Debate Set
The Senate plans debate on a foreign aid authorization this week as the House moves on a major tax bill. The tax measure would extend corporation and excise tax rates and delay wartime tax cuts, while the foreign aid bill would authorize $600 million for FY starting July 1 and $800 million annually for three years for the Alliance for Progress in Latin America.
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Senate
House
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Combat Training Moves Troops to Vietnam
U S forces staff move to Vietnam for training with South Vietnamese units, from Thailand where they arrived for two weeks of indoctrination. Air Force Army and Marine personnel learn jungle combat techniques, with some volunteers already seeing limited combat against Viet Cong in the border region.
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Thailand
Tao
Shei
France and Britain edge toward Common Market ties
Paris reports two day talks between President de Gaulle and Prime Minister Macmillan clear obstacles to Britain joining the European Economic Community. They reaffirm the need for a Western European political union and defense policy while discussions cover Berlin, the world situation, and nuclear plans. Field Marshal Montgomery urges Britain to stay out of the Common Market in full page ads. The European ministerial council meets in Brussels to discuss trade with 16 African and Malagasy states linked to the EEC.
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Belgium
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Lord Beaverbrook
Beaverbrook
Daily Express
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European Economic Community
Brussels
Graham Evangelist draws Chicago crowd for crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke to an estimated 44,000 at McCormick Place on his one-day Chicago crusade. Officials said 915 people made decisions for Christ as he urged open confession and warned Americans about false securities like economics and military power, likening the era to an abyss and the sins of Sodom and Gomorrah.
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Billy Graham
Jesus
Graham
Bull Gores Fighter in Tijuana Bull Ring
Mata dor Rodolfo Palafox of Mexico City was gored and critically injured in a downtown Tijuana bullring. The first bull pierced his abdomen and pierced intestines, with surgeons at Prima Vera clinic reporting severe injuries. A separate text fragment reports on religious crusade remarks and an unrelated Bergen text.
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Mexico
Matador
Rodolfo Palafox
Mexico City
Prima Vera Clinic
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