Kennedy: No ill will toward steel. no action planned
President Kennedy announced no punitive action against the steel industry after the price hike episode. He urged cooperation between industry and labor, stressing minimal government interference while protecting public interests and inflation control. A cordial meeting with U S Steel chairman Blough followed.
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Kennedy
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
White House
Blough
U.S. Steel
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Cates
Big Steel
United States
Kennedy Sees Geneva Treaty as Major Disarmament Push
President Kennedy described the Geneva disarmament proposal as a major effort to break through in talks with the Soviet Union and others to abolish armed forces. He warned a new U.S. test series could proceed if no enforceable ban is agreed, noting Khrushchev’s stance may render a ban outlook negative. The eight nation group offered a compromise using national detection stations and an international science commission, but skepticism remains over verification and Soviet acceptance.
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Kennedy
U.S
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Central Pacific
Khrushchev
Moscow
International Commission of Scientists
Kennedy drops charges against Guardsman amid Easter week appeal
President Kennedy announced that court martial proceedings against Pfc. Larry D. Chidester of Salt Lake City and a similar case for Pfc. Bernis Owen were dropped or resolved. Chidester faced charges for urging soldiers to sign a letter critical of the President, while Owen was found guilty earlier and sentenced to six months hard labor and pay forfeiture. The president cited spirit of Easter week and aims to ease tensions over reservist call ups.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of the Army
Pfc
Larry D.chidester
Salt Lake City
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Ft. Polk
Owen
Chidester
Chidhester
European Common Market talks stall over Britain's role
Paris AP says six members of the European Economic Community failed to agree on a political authority to coordinate foreign policy and defense after Belgium and the Netherlands pressed to have Britain join. Spaak and Luns balked, insisting Britain be included before any political accord is signed.
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European Economic Community
West Germany
France
Italy
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Luxembourg
Paul - Henri Spaak
Joseph Luns
Economic Union
Spaak
Luns
U S Captain Sentenced to 20 Years for Spying
U S Air Force Captain Joseph P Kauffman was sentenced at a Wiesbaden court martial to 20 years hard labor and dismissal for passing U S defense secrets to East German intelligence. He forfeits pay and allowances, with automatic review by higher Air Force authorities.
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U.S. Air Force
Joseph P. Kauffman
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
Kauffman
Air Force
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wiestbaden
Western divorce case and quirky theft tales of 1940s life
A Los Angeles divorce reveals marital coercion over cultural appearance, with Mrs. Buckley claiming her husband forced a Chinese persona. Separately, a dental expert cites rising teeth grinding due to modern stress, and a photo shop theft bluff ends with a thief abandoning a car while a New York shoplifter robs a saxophonist.
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Marion G. Buckley
Los Angeles
Buckley
London
Hong Kong
California
Bryan
Mrs
Minneapolis
Ralph H. Boos
Southern California State Dental Association
Gaillot Seeks Same Fate as Wife in Excommunication Plea
Bern ard Gaillot asks Archbishop Rummel for excommunication after his wife, 41, is expelled for opposing desegregation of parochial schools. The husband states that if she is truly excommunicated he should be as well, arguing the couple is joined by God and has harmed the church neither.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
Bernard Joseph Gaillot
Gaillot
Mrs. Gaillot
Satan
United States outlines spot check based disarmament plan
The United States proposed a 35 page draft at the disarmament conference detailing spot checks in selected areas to gauge total military strength. It envisages a multi stage process with an international control body and a final United Nations peace force.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Russia
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Three East Germans Drive Truck Through Berlin Gate
East German drivers crash a gravel filled truck through a bar rier into West Berlin at 1 a.m. A gun attack kills the driver and wounds a companion. A second escape attempt follows with a possible wound to a second East German. Police exchanges occur as both sides confront the border incident.
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West Berlin
Russians Decide to Return After Defection in West
Two Russians who defected said they would return home after U S intelligence agents allegedly tried to recruit them as spies. At a Soviet Foreign Ministry news briefing they named Alexei Golub a 36 year old biochemist who defected in the Netherlands last October and returned to Moscow last month and Nikolai Vokhmiakov a 33 year old electrician who sought asylum at the U S Embassy in Rome while visiting Italy.
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West
U.S
Soviet
Foreign Ministry
Alexei Golub
Netherlands
Golub
Nikolai Vokhmiakov
Rome
Italy
Brenda's Dream Of Piano Ends In Tragedy In Sodus
Brenda Harrison ten-year-old of Sodus Michigan finally saw her piano dream realized when a discarded upright piano toppled from a raised platform at an abandoned schoolhouse. The child died of head injuries in a hospital within an hour after the accident as neighbors aided in freeing her.
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Sodus
Mich
Brenda Harrison
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Brenda
Raymond Harrison
Gene
Jimmy Long
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