Soviet Jazz Grows A New Style Behind Iron Curtain
Soviet musicians aim to outpace American trends by crafting an original jazz form. Vadim Sakun, Leonid Pereversey, and a cohort of 18 to 25 year olds perform in Moscow and Leningrad clubs, blending improvisation with authentic sound as officials hesitate to endorse a distinct Soviet jazz.
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Iron Curtain
Leonard Feather
Benny Good
Atoschine
Tartu
Estonia
Soviet Union
Leningrad University
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Vadim Sakun
Dizzy Gillespie
Miles Davis
Dizzy Gillespel
Miles Davi
Benny Goodsman
Leonid Pereversey
Union
Pereversey
America
Niet
Citi
Narislis
Cived
Union of Soviet
Moskva Tiger
Paul Whiteman
Radio
Three Princes Resume Laos Coalition Talks
KHANG KHAY Laos AP three Laos princes resumed coalition talks in Vientiane and Plaine Des Jarres. Souvanna Phouma said great progress toward a final agreement with ministries of defense and interior likely. Souphanouvong Phoumi Nosavan and Boun Oum voiced optimism despite no job distribution deal.
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Khang Khay
Laos
Qutcone
Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Vientiane
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Souvanna
News- Men
Defense
Interior
Red Bloc Leaders Meet Two Days At Moscow Conference
Soviet bloc leaders wrapped a two day, closed door economic conference in Moscow amid plans to tighter integrate socialist economies with East European satellites. Heavily aimed at countering the West European Common Market, the talks signaled possible farm expansion measures and a Red counterpart to a European union. Albania was not invited and rejected conference decisions. Khrushchev defended the bloc against Western economic alliances and dismissed the Common Market as a bogeyman despite its growing influence.
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Moscow
Shenaleaders
East Germany
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
Czechoslovak
Isatellite
Mescow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Tzvestia
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
Europe
Madmen Cloaked Beliefs As Religion, Chicago Note
An AP report from Chicago describes a striking statement about madmen who treat their conduct as a form of religion. The piece notes the odd parallel drawn by observers between extremist behavior and religious self justification, highlighting public concern.
Two Bicycle Riders Killed in Blair County Crash
Two bicyclists were struck and killed in Blair County near Hollidaysburg as Grahams crusade drew 19 000 attendees. One victim, 12 year old Larry Smith of Somerset, died after a car hit him near his home. The other rider, a young girl, was killed when her bicycle veered onto the highway.
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Graham
Hollidaysburg
Bonnie Jane Lear
Chicago
R. D
Christ
Blair
Crusade
County Lawn
Mann
Somerset
Larry
Adolph Bichg
Smith
Evolution of Liz and Jayne Taylor divorce rumors in Rome
In Rome and Hollywood confusion swirls around Liz Taylor and Jayne Mansfield amid rumors of divorces and alleged on set incidents. Reports cite discussions of God and belief, a Las Vegas divorce plan, and Mansfield's alleged night club outings with Miss Taylor and Richard Burton, with both denying striptease claims as crowds attended Italian Roman party scenes.
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Seeney Fisher
Statin
Jolhim
Seph Goebbels
Las Vegas
Nev
Manesseh
Ena
Biehe
Miss Taylor
Richmany
Aelress
Rome
Jayne
Mansfield
Jace Brassiere
la Mansfield
Messaggera
Mickey Tar l
Ifuay
Carpenter Talks to Graduates at Boulder High
Astro naut Malcolm Scott Carpenter urged 316 seniors at Boulder High School to aim high and pursue bold visions. The Navy lieutenant commander emphasized personal effort, warned of ideological conflict, and urged graduates to safeguard freedom for future generations while pursuing ambitious goals beyond Earth.
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Boulder
Colo
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Navy
Carpenter
Mars
Richmond Jail Guards Remove TV After Escape Attempts
After a second escape attempt in 17 days, Richmond City Jail guards remove a television set from the cell.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
Aid Bill Is Passed By Senate
The Senate approved a 4.7 billion ceiling on foreign aid for next year, near Kennedy’s request, while signaling possible future cuts in funding. It retains food aid exemptions but bars aid to Poland and Yugoslavia, and approves several large authorization levels including 600 million for Latin America and 1.3 billion for military assistance.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
White House
Sen
Nortis Cotton
R-N.tl
Cuba
America
Latin America
Judge Denies Defense Move in Montgomery Murder Trial
Butler County judge denies defense request to bar a new trial for 19-year-old Donald Montgomery of Brackenridge in the death of 6-year-old Pauline Ritter of Cabot. Judge Clyde Shumaker ruled double jeopardy does not apply and set a new trial for June 18, citing prejudicial remarks by the prosecutor during sanitation remarks.
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Butler
Donald Montgomery
Brackenridge
Clyde S. Shumaker
Butler County
Shumaker
Hugh S. Millar
Millay
Montgomery
Pauline Ritter
Cabot
Anonymous entry shares Miss Beaver County pageant fate
Philadelphia AP reports an unknown entrant placed a Midland 1 year old as a Miss Beaver County semifinalist for Miss Pennsylvania. The girl’s mother recalls officials confirming the submission, while other semifinalists Joanne Luschini Patricia Low Schmitt and Pat Ogden entered after prompts from friends or mentors. Finalists vie for Miss Pennsylvania to travel to Miss U.S.A. in Miami Beach.
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Philadelphia
Madeline McGee
Midland
Tenight
Miss McGee
McGee
Joanne Luschini
Erie
Miss Fairview Contest Miss Luschini
Ma‘bile Homes
Senior Wins Essay Contest in State Drive Safety
Harrisburg AP reports Thomas Sowers a Erie high school senior will receive a 35000 check on June 19 for winning top honors in the 1962 driver improvement essay contest. The Governor's Traffic Safety Council said his essay Highway Safety was selected from more than a thousand entries. A 250 prize goes to Robert Crawshaw of Phillipsburg Oceola area high school. Both students will be honored at the Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Thomas Sowers
Erie High School
Governor's Traffic Safety Council
Stowers
Robert O. Crawshaw
Phillipsburg Oceola Area
Sarvisburg
Beam kills man at Mullab Industries plant
AP reports 40 year old John Yau vac from suburban Swissvale was killed Thursday when a steel beam fell on him at Mullab Industries Co plant in McKees Rocks. Cavoniner's office provided the notice of the fatal accident.
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Puptsburgit
John Yauvac
Swissvale
Thursay
Mullab Industries Co
McKees Rocks
Cavoniner's
Physician Sought In Atrocity In Queens Case
A dismembered 19 year old girl is found at the home and office of Dr Harvey Lothringer in Queens. Authorities fear he fled to Cuba with receptionist-girlfriend Theresa Carilla. Canadian and Mexican police search broadens as relatives and missing links surface.
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New York
Canada
Mexico
Queens
Cuba
Barbara Loframenta
John Furey
Harvey Lothringer
Theresa Carilla
Lothringer
Montreal
Mexico City
Carlo
National Airlines
Havana
U.S
Castro
State Department
College of New Rochelle
N.Y
Pelham
Dominick Soframento
Miss Loftamento
Loftamentos
Queens District Attorney's Office
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Barbara
Spilhaus Evans
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Adolph Eichmann
Eichmann
Evo Romeang
Liz
Hollywood
Calif
Eeldie Fisher
Tizzabeth Tay
Richard Blantey
Taylor
Fisher
Visher
Novalda
Miss ‘Taylor
Cleo-pilra
Richared Burto
Marc Antonyini
Burton
Tie Awler
Harold Graham
U.S. Army
Boston
Patricia Low Schmitt
New Kensington
Pittsburgh
al Imedeling School
Miss Schmitt
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Lehmitt
Pat Ogden
Sharon
Miss Ogden
Pat
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Shenango Center
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