Action Nears On Castro's Tractor Deal
Detroit AP report on Castro weighing a Cuban deal to trade 50 tractors for 1,200 invasion prisoners. Castro accepted in principle but demands negotiations and a delegation visit. The proposal, led by Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Reuther, and Milton Eisenhower, involved translating Castro's cable to the four leaders.
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Mich
Hour For Action
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana
Council of Ministers
Citizens “Tractors For Freedom Committee
Citizens Group
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Committee
Solidarity House
UAW 1
Electrical Industry Hit Again
The antitrust division moved against six leading electrical equipment producers for price fixing in inditments. The firms, with $30 million in annual sales, supplied 75 percent of transmission gear east of the Rockies. Indictments name Oliver Electrical, Utilities Service, Mc Graw-Edison, Joslyn, A. B. Chance, and Hubbard and Co. If convicted, they face up to $30,000 in fines.
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Wis
Rocky Mountains
U. S. Dist
Robert E. Tehan
Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Utilities Service Co
Allentown
McGraw-Edison Co
Elgin, al
Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co
Chicago
A. B. Chance Co
Centralia
Hubbard and Co
Psychiatry Founder Dr Carl Jung Dies at 85 in Zurich
Zurich AP reports Dr Carl Gustav Jung, son of a clergyman and a founder of modern psychiatry, died at 85 in his Zurich suburb villa after weeks of declining health. Jung outlived Freud and Adler, shaped theories on dreams, collective unconscious, introvert and extrovert types, and wrote on schizophrenia before his death.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Carl Gustav Jung
Kuesnacht
Jong
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Adler
Freud
Jungs
Jung
Guerrilla Forces To Be Beefed Up
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the Kennedy administration will strengthen counter gu erilla units to halt brush fire aggression without risking nuclear war. In a prepared address to the U S Military Academy class of 535, Johnson cited American frontier history and warned Communists that the United States will not hesitate to fight in any terrain.
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West Point
N.Y
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
U.S. Military Academy
Johnson
Davy Crockett
Daniel Boone
Jim Bowie
United States
Blocking Of Wheat Ships Hit In Uproar At Ottawa
AP reports Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to confront the United States over blocking shipments of Canadian wheat to Red China. Washington blocked unloading equipment for ships chartered by the Red Chinese government, straining Canada US relations after Kennedy's Ottawa visit. Canada plans to ship 317 million bushels of wheat and 38 million bushels of barley worth about 425.6 million dollars over two years.
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Ottawa
John
Diefenbaker
United States
Partiamam
U.S
Treasury Department
Treasury
Washington
Canada
U.S Canadian
Kennedy
Racial unrest unsettles Trinity as crowds clash again
In Trinity North Carolina a second night of racial unrest drew small crowds downtown and near a Negro elementary area. Fire set at an unused school was extinguished and a large cross burned near a Negro neighborhood. A white grill operator refused service sparking a Monday night melee that left Robert Parris beaten and fleeing. Police and Highway Patrol placed roadblocks and warned areas as crowds regrouped near the service station.
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Trinity
N.C
High Point
Robert Parris
Parris
Highway Patrol
U S May Resume A Tests Under New Policy
Washington reports President Kennedy plans a major shift in U S nuclear testing policy, resuming underground detonations if national interests require while continuing Geneva talks as long as the Soviets remain open to discussion. The move follows stalled Geneva talks and Kennedy hints at a test ban effort.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
United States
Vienna
Khrushchev
Geneva
Kermedy
Uniworld
Mem
Ex-Convict Turns Bible Graduate In Lancaster
Ex-convict Ronald L. Hartman, 30, who spent time in reform school and prison for robbery, graduates Tuesday night from the Lancaster School of Bible Study. He plans a Christian Health Club gym in Vintage to help deter juvenile delinquency, aiming to blend physical and spiritual fitness. He cites Second Corinthians and says the answer lies in Christ, not himself, and may pursue church work if opportunities arise.
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Lancaster
Laos
Ronald L. Hartman
Caster
Kennedy
Second Corinthians
Fort Bast
Har Nton
Lancaster School of Bible Study
Ronald Hartman
Christ
Kennedy Report Praised as Path to Free World Aid
Congress lauded Kennedy s report arguing lifted living levels in developing nations could stave off communism if the free world offers a better life. In Anaheim Nixon called it an objective appraisal and urged urgent action. Senator Saltonstall echoed the view that US responsibility to aid developing nations is vital. Also, floods left at least 14 nomads drowned in tents after torrential rains.
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Anaheim
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Trai
Leverett Saltenstall
Massachusetts
United States
Lgsers
Disturbances Rumors Reported Across Portuguese Territories
Travelers returning from Lourenca Marques said disturbances were spreading in Mozambique as Portugal strengthens its forces there. Violence also surged in Angola as unrest worsened. A separate item notes Miss Europe title awarded to a West German model.
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JO Nannesburg
South Africa
Portugal
Mozambique
Lourenca Marques
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Focus on Health: Heat, Allergies, and Grandparent Advice
Health focus notes traffic stress linked to cancer risks and pollen allergies. German and Michigan studies find reactions to high speed driving and nickel exposure may trigger border diseases. Grandparents advised to avoid disciplining, while allergy tests and immunizations for stings and hay fever are considered.
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Sonto
Tee
Bath
Asustiao
University of Michigan Psychiatac
Tirst
Stuart Finch
Gramps
Ex Premier Theo tocky Dies In Greece At 81
Athens AP reports John Theotocky aged 81, former Greek premier, died of cancer Tuesday. The ex leader held numerous cabinet posts and served as prime minister for three months in 1950.
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Athens
John Theotocky
Greece
Theotocky
Kennedy Aid Pressure In Foreign Aid Debate
President Kennedy's nationwide address focused on foreign aid and how it can block communism by assisting backward regimes. The analysis notes his stance that aid must push reforms and improve living conditions, while questioning continuation of aid to distant countries and the political risks if reform stalls.
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Jare
Washington
Dent Kennedy
Paris
Prest
de Gaulle
Vienna
Congress
Khrushchev
Khru
Ishchev
Kennedy
Seithout
Money Bill Vote Looms In Harrisburg Crews Face Reapportionment
In Harrisburg AP reporting, House Democrats plan to move next week on a $64 million package for state aided homes hospitals and universities with or without Republican support. Republicans pledge to press reapportionment while Democrats push the budget and adjournment timeline. The day also saw final approval for a statewide library system with initial $100,000 regional libraries and a future $1 million annual program.
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Harrisburg
House
Gav. Lawrence
J. Dean Polen
House Appropriations Committee
Stephen McCann
Polen
Palen
GOP
U.S. House
Commonwealth
Senate
Lawrence
PIVE
Advisory Council
Senate Highways Committee
Highways Department
State Grange
Labor and Industry
Philadelphia
Sulcone
Turkish Government Denies Coup Report
Ankara Turkey AP reports the government rejected claims of an attempted coup in southern Turkey targeting General Cevdet Gursel s regime. No details on participants or timing were provided and official sources dismissed the reports as false.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ce‘tual Gursel
Amish Tax Bills Proposed to Exempt Farmers
Washington AP reports identical bills by Sen. Joseph S. Clark and Rep. George M. Rhodes to exempt Amish farmers from mandatory Social Security self-employment taxes. The measures come from Pennsylvania Democrats aiming to adjust tax obligations for the Amish community.
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Washington
Joseph S. Clark
George M. Rhodes
Pennsylvania
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