Kennedy Macmillan vow unity after talks on world issues
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan announced a high level of agreement on global problems and a shared goal to seek a safeguarded ban on nuclear tests. They emphasized unity in NATO and discussed steps to strengthen the Atlantic community while avoiding specifics. Kennedy noted it was a meeting of frank confidence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
North Atlantic Alliance
Free World
Europe
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
White House
U.S
Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Misfired Missile Downed B52
A training mission ended in disaster when a Sidewinder fired during a simulated attack hit a B52 in New Mexico. Three crew members parachuted to safety. eight others were aboard. Rescue crews found bodies at the rugged crash site as investigators opened a safety probe.
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Grants
N.M
New Mexico
Air Force
New Mexico Air National Guard
James W. van Scyoc
Albuquerque
Shaggy Dog Tale Ends With Canine Custody
In Oxford England Mick a red and white shaggy dog caused a ruckus when he hopped into a car and refused to leave. Police later recovered the dog after eight hours in custody and were aided by Miss Benson whose late arrival for work was blamed on the mutt.
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Oxford
England
Mick
University City
Mary Benson
Miss Benson
Congo Peace Talks Postponed Over Meeting Site
Leopoldville officials and Gizenga postpone peace talks over safe meeting location. Bundoki village rejected. Addis Ababa suggested as neutral site. Gizenga to respond later as Lundula weighs meeting with Mobutu amid shifting plans.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Antoine Gizenga
Bundoki
Jean Bolikango
Gizenga
Bolikango
Addis Ababa
Victor Lundula
Hav
Viruses Implicated in Several Cancer Forms say researchers
Researchers from New York and Chicago report progress toward proving viruses cause some human cancers. They discuss leukemia in humans and mice, virus-induced tumors in humans, and early vaccine relevance to Kaposi's disease and a type of lymphoma.
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Atlantic City
N.J
New York
Chicago
American Association For Cancer Research
Irving Greenspan
Steven O. Schwartz
Hektoen Institute For Medical Research
Cook County Hospital
Elmer T. Feltz
James T. Grace
Julian L. Ambrus
Rosewall Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Project
Ambrus
Kaposi
Central
Africa
Dara Abandoned After Fire In Persian Gulf Rescue Efforts Underway
A British liner Dara burst into flames in the Persian Gulf after a night of storms. About 500 rescued, with around 550 aboard and 130 crew possibly included. Rescue ships, including three Royal Navy frigates and U.S. air support, continue searches.
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Persian Gulf
Bahrain
Bombay
Basra
Sharia
Arabia
British India Steam Navigation Co
Gulf
British India
Roy
al Navy
U.S. Air Force
C. E. Ford
London
C. Elson
Elson
Dibai
British Energy
Dara
Displaced Home Parked On Lot In Jackson Tennessee
Raymond Owens of Paris moved a 30 foot by 24 foot house along a street, forcing a three day closure, before securing permission to park the home on a vacant lot. He had faced a $50 fine for blocking a street and lacking a moving permit.
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Jackson
Charles Jackson
Capt. Jackson
Richwood
Singleton
Jackson, Tenn
Raymond Owens
Paris
Owens
High Point Delinquency Challenge and Downtown Revitalization
Staff writer Frank Warren examines juvenile delinquency in High Point and the city’s downtown revitalization alongside a recap of storefront improvements. Bonnie Moore recounts Tory and Patriot clash during Revolutionary War Days and the Deep River rock memorial for readers tomorrow.
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High Point
Frank Warren
Warren
The
Enterprise Tomorrow
Randolph County
Deep River
Bonnie Moore
Enterprise
Merle Evans Back With Ringling Circus Band
Merle Evans returns to lead the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey band after five seasons away. The cornetist eats popcorn on duty and vows the show now sounds like a circus again with tunes for aerial acts and elephant routines. Evans recalls the Hartford top fire tragedy of 1944 and notes the band must rehearse briefly in new cities as musicians are recruited locally.
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BAD Springer
NEW York
Merle Evans
Evans
Ringing Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Alnay
Shrine
Hartford
Conn
Columbus
Kan
Cotton Blossom
Buffalo Bill
Salvation Army
Salina
Circus
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JFK
By John M. Hightower
United Nations
Harvey Baker
Gloria
el Paso
Tex
Havre de Grace
Peter J. Gineris
van Seyoc
New Mexico Air Guard
Kirtland Air Force Base
F. A. Williams
Air National Guard
van Leyoc
Perry B. Griffith
Griffith
Norton Air Force Base
Calif
Strateglie Air Command
Air Defense Command
Boeing Airplane Co
Air Logistics Command
Cuba
Castro
Richard Valeriani
Havana
Fidel Castro
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miami
Fla
Miami Herald
Cardona
Herald
Eisenhower
la Cabana
Felix Hernandez Martinez
Ortes Oscar Cruz
San Jose de Las Lajas
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Lundula
Bo Lkango
Stanleyville
Sunday Enterprise
Merle
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