Navy and Marines on alert in Caribbean crisis
U S Navy and Marine units were on alert along the East Coast and Caribbean amid reports of Dominican Republic disturbances. State Department said U S forces are not planned now but could be used if American lives are endangered. Carrier Shangri La sailed from Jacksonville under general alert. Camp Lejeune Marines tested rapid deployment. oilers Calooshahatchee and Allagash recalled for routine fueling.
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Kennedy Showing Skill In Summit Diplomacy
President Kennedy’s first European summit with Charles de Gaulle in Paris yielded a personal success with strong rapport. They agreed on Berlin and West Germany, European defense amid U S Soviet stalemate, and the Geneva talks on nuclear tests and Laos, while aiming to get acquainted rather than finalize specifics.
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Admires Switch Hairdo As Mrs Kennedy Visits Paris
Paris reports detail Jacqueline Kennedy’s evolving style during her visit. French hairdresser Alexandre introduced a new bouffant before she promised to return to American styling. She drew attention in a Givenchy gown at Versailles and puzzled Parisians with secrecy over the dress.
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Castro Pressed On Tractor Deal Notified by AP
Fidel Castro faced a Wednesday deadline after Tractors for Freedom urged him to reply to a May 17 offer to swap 1200 prisoners for 500 tractors. Eleanor Roosevelt and other leaders signed a cable urging Castro to confirm the offer and spelling out tractor types and release terms.
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Youth Confesses A&P Executive Slain By Son
Millburn New Jersey police say 14 year old Robert Besch Jr admitted shooting his father Robert Woodruff Besch Sr 42 assistant sales manager of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co with a 22 caliber pistol. The boy in psychiatric treatment held NRA marks and was a Junior NRA member.
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Pentagon vs White House clash over news access
The article contrasts Kennedy’s open press policy at the White House with Pentagon head Robert McNamara’s tighter control. It explains how Kennedy’s background as a former reporter shapes his approach, while McNamara aims to channel inquiries through public relations and require disclosure of who was spoken to and what was said.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Describes Trujillo as a Fine Man
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor said Rafael Trujillo was a very fine man and condemned his assassination as an awful act. She spoke to AP on Thursday from Hollywood about the Dominican dictator.
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In Friendly Atmosphere In Friendly Atmosphere
John M. Hightower presents a reflective piece on community warmth and neighborly spirit. The column explores simple daily interactions that foster trust and a welcoming town environment.
Vienna Summit Opens Amid cordial mood and warnings
The Kennedy Khrushchev summit began in rainy Vienna with a friendly lunch and handshakes as both leaders arrived. Talks focused on disarmament and Berlin, while aides briefed that Kennedy would urge concessions. the atmosphere differed from Paris 1960.
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Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise previews events and features for tomorrow including a graduation photo spread from Senior High School as the 1961 class graduates Monday night. Bonnie Moore writes an end of school tale about a plucky girl and her family.
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Read-Aloud Powerhouse of the House George Maurer
George Maurer of Easton Pennsylvania is the House of Representatives chief reading clerk famed for a dramatic style and speed. He reads bills and messages at up to 300 words a minute with inflection and memory for all 437 members, even memorizing faces from photographs. He enjoys the role and reading remains his favorite pastime.
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