Induction Stations Freed To Meet Army Expansion
Washington AP reports that induction stations are being allowed to expand operations to handle Kennedy’s military buildup. Temporary directives urge longer hours and more staffing as Congress debates funding for 225,000 more armed forces. Enlistees may rise, preferring voluntary service for benefits. Army aims 133,000 new troops via enlistment rather than draft, with training center expansion pending $170 million approval.
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Washington
Army
Kennedy
Continental Army Command
Albany
N. Y
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Moonshine Impurities Highlighted In Piedmont Expanse
Sunday Enterprise previews a Sunday feature on moonshine whiskey flooding the Piedmont with lead salts and other contaminants. Bonnie Moore writes on the danger and the impurities behind illicit spirits.
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Piedmont
Bonnie Moore
Sunday Enterprise
Three Year Old Survivor in Idaho Wreck Tragedy
Clifford Thompson, three, is the sole survivor of six in a Tacoma family after a dump truck crashed into their station wagon near Pocatello Idaho. Parents James H Thompson and Cheryl Elizabeth died instantly, brothers Earl and John Frank died later, while Clifford suffered minor injuries and may have a shoulder fracture. An aunt in Nashville offered to care for him.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Clifford Thompson
Clifford
James H. Thompson
Tacoma
Wash
Cheryl Elizabeth
Earl
John Frank
Dodson Higginbotham
Nashville, Tenn
Cuba accuses U S of imminent military aggression
In a note to the United Nations Cuba charges the United States plans imminent aggression to justify force after Cuba refused to surrender a hijacked Eastern Air Lines plane. Havana says the airliner is under court embargo and cites Cuban seizures of 10 planes in the U S sold at auction in the past 10 months.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Eastern Air Lines
Miami-to
Tampa
Security Council
Osvaldo Corticos
Fidel Castro
Council
U N Gets Bizerte Crisis Resolution
The United Nations Security Council faces a tense vote on a UAR Liberia and Ceylon backed resolution rebuking France for Bizerte ceasefire violations while Turkey seeks a stricter text promising full Tunisian ceasefire compliance. France may veto. U.S. seeks direct France Tunisia talks.
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A. I. Goldberg
United Nations
N.Y
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
France
Berard
Pierre Millet
United Arab Republic
Liberia
Ceylon
United States and Soviet Union Break Off Talks
Moscow bulletin reports that the United States and the Soviet Union have broken off their disarmament talks today and pledged to resume discussions at a later unspecified date.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
France Isolated As Algeria Talks Collapse In Paris
Paris reports that de Gaulle’s France stands alone as peace talks with nationalist Algeria fail over Sahara control. In Tunisia, paratroopers guard Bizerte amid Tunisian protests while the U N Security Council weighs new actions. France asserts the base dispute is for Paris and Tunis to resolve.
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U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Bizerte
Stevenson
United Nations
Tunisia
United States
France
de Gaulle
Berlin
Security Council
Godfrey Anderson
Algeria
Sahara
U. N. Security Council
Council
Tornadoes Injure Dozens Across Ohio And Indiana
Severe winds damaged much of western Ohio and nearby Indiana with reports of a tornado in Sidney and possible twisters in Ansonia Redkey and Idaville. More than 20 people were hurt, 10 homes flattened in Sidney, with two seriously injured in Ansonia and numerous injuries from debris and shattered structures.
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Ohio
Indiana
Sidney
John Warner
Darke County
Ansonia
U. S
Cincinnati
Troy
Union City
Frank Ballard
Redkey
Idaville
Rex Murray
Indiana Line
Robert Hiestand
Greenville
Parrot Smokey Appears In Court At Wimbledon
Smokey the talking parrot was brought into court as exhibit No 1 in Wimbledon England. He saluted a magistrate with Hello Baldy and insulted a policewoman with a shrill wolf whistle. The bird had been in custody for a week after Kenneth Hoskyns 17 was accused of stealing it from his father and was ordered held for medical reports.
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Wimbledon
England
Smokey
Baldy
Kenneth Hoskyns
Fidel Castro and Harris duel over Cuban assets
Miami advertiser Erwin Harris campaigns a one man war against Cuba after seizing Cuban assets in Florida to collect on a $1.6 million contract dispute. He attached planes, engines, and a lard shipment bound for Cuba, provoking Castro who vows retaliation while American firms pursue judgments surpassing $7 million against Cuba.
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Ben Funk
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Erwin Harris
Eastern Air Lines
Yankees
Harris
United States
Castro
Revolucion
Guevara
United Nations
New York
Cuba
Florida
Palm Beach
Czechoslovakia
Charles R. Ashmann
Chicago
Ashmann
Fort Pierce
Guball
Escapees Caught Near Beacon After Matteawan Breakout
BEACON New York AP three of five inmates from Matteawan State Hospital were captured near Route 52 Glenham after sawing from a washroom Friday night. Raul Batista 35 face antiweapons charge Steve Wuchich 40 accused of extortion Walter Pierce 19 charged with grand larceny burglary still at large Harold Weinberg 33 and Pedro Arroyo 31 sought. Weinberg previously committed April 7 1954 for bizarre Greenwich Village attack on Bodenheim and wife.
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Beacon
N.Y
Matteawan State Hospital
Maxwell Bodenheim
Glenham
Raphael Batista
Steve Wuchich
Walter Pierce
Harold Weinberg
Pedro Arroyo
Weinberg
Greenwich Village
O¢ Bodenheim
East Germans Seek Refuge in Communist East
Berlin AP. Thousands flee East Germany weekly while a few hundred abandon the West for Red rule. The flow to the East peaked around 50,000 in 1959, with about 143,000 leaving the East in 1959. Visitors describe Barby camp housing refugees and even West German army deserters seeking to avoid conscription.
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Berlin
East Germany
Red Zone
West German Federal Republic
West Germany
Barby
Magdeburg
Dukes of
East
Papa
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U.N
Armand Berard
Pierre
Millet
Dag Hammarskjold
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Charles Yost
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