Test Ban Goes To Senate
Washington AP report that the limited nuclear test ban treaty moves to the Senate for approval after 26 nations sign in a State Department ceremony led by Australian Ambassador Howard Beale. President Kennedy urges ratification as Jackson seeks scientific testimony on Soviet progress and three key questions about antimissile and radar disruption tests. Dr. Edward Teller will testify Monday.
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Soviet Union
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Edward Teller
Body of 11 year old found on Surf City beach
In Onslow County North Carolina an 11 year old Jacksonville boy, George W. Davies, was found dead at the ocean edge. A Texas man, 31 year old Bruce O Dell Huckablee Jr of Euless, died en route to hospital after being pulled from the Atlantic in the same area.
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Jacksonville
Ocean's Edge
Onslow County
Texas
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Ralph D. Davies
Talbert Jones
Bruce O'Dell Buckablee Jr
Euless
Tex
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Huckablee
Gary
James Batts
Batt
Dixon
Marie Harmon
Arlene Regains Hurricane Force Near Bermuda
An 11 am advisory reports Arlene at 75 mph near its center with potential strengthening. The center lies 350 miles southwest of Bermuda and 675 miles east of Daytona Beach as it crawls northeast. Gale winds extend 150 miles, with the forecast center brushing northwest of Bermuda as forward speed increases.
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Boston hospital comment on Kennedy baby hair and care
Boston Children’s Hospital official Dr. London Snedeker described President Kennedy’s premature baby son as a cute little monkey with light brown hair. He added the hair lacks an Irish red tint and said the child’s treatment includes tender loving care, medication, oxygen, and comprehensive support for breathing difficulties.
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Foray Invasion Described In Haiti By Miami News
Miami News reports from Port au Prince that travelers describe Haiti invasion as a hit and run foray by 15 men led by Gen. Leon Contave. The band reportedly entered Monday morning and left by 2 p.m. after stealing cars and killing a guard. Haitian government said about 100 attackers. Exile sources claim three rebel columns advance.
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Haiti
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Cap Haitien
Leon Contave
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
George J. Figaro
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Adrien Raymond
Foreign Office
Kennedy Baby Patrick in Serious Condition at Boston Hospital
One day old Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, son of the President, remained in serious condition after a difficult birth at Otis Air Force Base and transfer to Boston Children’s Medical Center. Doctors cautious but encouraged by first night’s stability and ongoing monitoring.
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Boston Children’s Hospital
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
John M. Bolger
Jersey City
N.J
SEC Finds No Sign of Violations in 1962 Market Break
The SEC study committee found no evidence of manipulation or illegal conduct in the May 1962 stock market drop. It backed the NYSE report that no single group caused the decline and urged reforms in NYSE voting power, mutual fund fees, and buying stock on credit.
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Broadside Attacks Spoils System in Federal Spending
Edwin P. Neilan of the U S Chamber of Commerce denounces a spoils system in federal spending calling it immoral akin to British scandals. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield rebukes the charge, citing Neilan's remarks about voters and congressmen pushing projects for votes. Neilan singles out area redevelopment and other programs, labeling voters as pushers or takers who trade ballots for funds.
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Britain
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Montana
Senate
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National Press Club
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Congress
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Capitol
Delaware
Washington
Bandits Strike British Mail Train Steal 2.8 Million
About 20 to 30 masked robbers halted the Glasgow to London mail train near a rural crossing 40 miles northwest of London. They bludgeoned the engineer, destroyed signals, and seized roughly 120 bags of registered mail worth an estimated seven figures. Post office officials warned the loss could reach seven figures and offered a 10 000 pound reward for arrests. Diamonds for Hatton Market were also rumored to be in the haul.
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Mass
Reginald Bevins
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Train robbed as engineers bound and assaulted in coach ambush
An engineer, Jack Whitby, and Mills halt a diesel engine after robbers uncouple two mail coaches. Mills is clubbed, four mail sorters tied, the attackers seize ten cars of the train and smash windows while cuffing assistant engineer Da. Page 2-A reference.
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Rebels claim victory in Haiti invasion clash
Government says rebels crushed invasion after hours of fighting in north Haiti and Cap Haitien area. Dosage of conflicting reports from exile sources in Santo Domingo claim two rebel columns crossed toward Gonaives while Cantave remains on Haitian soil.
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Gonaives
Ferfi D. Baguidy
Organization of American States
Washington
Juan Bosch
Baguidy
OAS
Ervin and Kennedy Clash Over Civil Rights Grants
Senate Judiciary Committee hearing centers on a section of the civil rights bill authorizing federal grants to pay experts for desegregation education. Sen Sam Ervin questions whether grants could prompt white students to attend out of neighborhood schools. Kennedy denies a national policy on transportation. Kennedy says aid targets districts facing racially imbalanced schools and is offered only on local request.
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