Stevenson Runs Into Trouble in Uruguay Tour
Adlai Stevenson faces fresh protests in Montevideo as university speakers call him an envoy of Wall Street and urge his departure. The U S delegate to the United Nations tells Uruguay’s ruling council that the Americas must strengthen defenses against Communist subversion while continuing talks with Brazil on Cuba and Latin American issues.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Adlai Stevmore
Brazil
Fidel Castro
U.S
United Nations
Wall Street
Stevenson
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Rio de Janeiro
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Latin America
Sao Paulo
Americas
Woman's Body Found In Pieces In Portland
Police in Portland investigate the discovery of a young woman's body parts in three southeast locations. A blood stained car owner was questioned and cleared by lie detector tests. Search dogs and sewer lines failed to locate the remaining remains while fingerprints await manual comparison. Time of death remains undetermined.
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Portland
Ore
Woutheast Portland
Charles Hamilton
Police Identification Bureau
Eden Proposes Political General Staff to Counter Communism
Sir Anthony Eden urged Western nations to form a political general staff to counter communist pressure globally. He proposed a 4 to 6 nation bloc meeting in Paris or Washington to unite efforts and influence events rather than merely react. He spoke at a Young Conservatives rally in Wetherby, his first major address since 1957 resignation.
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Wetherby
England
Anthony Eden
Eden
Yorkshire
Colonel Blamed In Disaster Radar Tower Collapse
Col. William M. Banks faces a court martial for dereliction of duty after the Texas Tower disaster that sank Jan. 15 in an Atlantic gale, killing 28. Two other officers were dismissed and a negligence charge dropped. Senate hearings heard the tower’s designer say it was unsafe weeks before it fell.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Air Force
Texas
Atlantic Ocean
William M. Banks
Banks
Boston Air Defense Center
William R. Sheppard
Reginald L. Stark
Lee
Raleigh
W.va
Daisy
Donna
Theodore Kuss
Joseph V. Charyk
Neutral Nations Meet Set for Sept 1 in Yugoslavia
Cairo AP reports a preparatory meeting confirms an uncommitted nations summit will start September 1 in Yugoslavia. Yugoslav sources indicate the conference site will be the city of Jettled.
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Cairo
Yugoslavia
Hodges Warns Colleges Overemphasize Sports Over Education
Secretary Hodges told graduates at the University of Maryland that colleges overvalue athletics and alumni pressure leads schools to build athletic programs. He urged prioritizing education and warned about scandals in intercollegiate basketball and the risk of bribery and point shaving.
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College Park
Luther H. Hodges
University of Maryland
Hodges
Commerce Secretary
Break Seen Possible In Laos Talks Amid Notes
In Geneva AP report Harriman delivers Kennedy approved note to Gromyko as talks show tentative signs of resuming the 14 nation Laos conference. Gromyko signals eagerness but offers no concrete plan while Home prepares to meet. Padong rebel attack cited as cease fire issue.
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Carl Hartman
Geneva
Laos
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Andrei A.gromyko
Kennedy
Harriman
Gromyko
Lord Home
London
Padong
Xieng Khouang
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Vienna
Washington
Moscow
Tornado Leaves 30 Families Homeless in Kentucky Ravenna
A tornado in Ravenna and nearby Lee County injured more than 50 and damaged property. The storm toppled a church killing a 99 year old girl and trapping Bible study children inside. National Guard Civil Defense and Red Cross aided rapid response with an 8:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew while power and some services remained out.
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Ravenna
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Lee County
Millard Webb
National Guard
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Eastern Kentucky
Grass Ivy Battle Grips Westlake Neighborhood
In Daly City Westlake a grass versus ivy dispute erupts as Jack Klein plants ivy against covenants favoring grass. The Westlake Subdivision Improvement Association demands removal, citing nonconforming landscaping and property value concerns. Klein refuses, claiming harassment while the case heads toward further action.
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Daly City
Calif
Jack Klein
Improvement Association
Westlake
San Francisco
Klein
Toledo
Ohio
Hahn
Sarah
Pittsburgh
Kleins
Parking woes and blue laws headline Sunday Enterprise feature
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's issue with a downtown High Point parking problem analysis and a background on local blue laws after a Supreme Court ruling. It also teases a space race special addressing why the United States lags behind Russia and what steps are needed. A surprise litter of 12 born to a veterinarian is noted for reader delight.
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High Point
Enterprise
Supreme Court
United States
Russia
Kennedy's Acting Back Improving
President Kennedy's doctor says his back is improving while Dr. Travell closely monitors his care. He rests, swims in a heated pool, and uses crutches around the seaside villa as he awaits possible crutch use upon leaving for Washington. Prime Minister Diefenbaker sent get well messages, Kennedy thanked him and noted the tree planting in Ottawa.
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Karl R. Bauman
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Janet Travell
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Washington
Travell
Hatcher
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Charles B. Wrightsman
Castro bids swap of 1200 rebels for 500 tractors
Fidel Castro proposed a four man U S bargaining team to negotiate exchanging 1200 Cuban invasion rebels for 500 tractors, or potentially swapping the captives for political prisoners held in the United States Puerto Rico Nicaragua and Guatemala. He insisted the mission have full power to negotiate and warned the Cubans would decide terms. The Freedom Committee planned to fly a negotiating team to Havana with experts from UC Michigan State Purdue and the UAW to discuss the deal and indemnification.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Puerto Rico
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Castro
U. S
Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Freedom Committee
Detroit
Freedom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Cuba
Manuel Artime
Francisco
the Hook) Molina
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
Washington
Prof
Roy Rainer
University of California Agricultural Engineering Department
C. H. Hansen
Michigan State University
J. B. Liljedhal
Purdue University
Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers’ Agricultural Implement Department
Couple Slain In Car Near Sleeping Sons
In Seligman Arizona an Oklahoma couple J D Welch 33 and Utha Marie Welch 31 were shot in their car while their four sons slept in a pup tent nearby Jim 12 Tommy 8 Billy 7 and Johnny 5 were sleeping three feet from the vehicle as police investigated the early Friday slaying.
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Seligman, Ariz
Oklahoma
J. D. Welch
Utha Marie
Spencer
Okla
Welch
California
Jimmy
Tommy
Billy
Johnny
Police Seek Clerk From Hush Hush NSA Agency
Police search for William Hyter Covington a 28 year old NSA clerk missing since Monday. NSA confirmed he is on sick leave with recent medical issues and his whereabouts remain unaccounted for though seen at times in Charles Town W Va and Arlington Va. Local authorities coordinate with Maryland state police while the FBI declines comment. Covington’s case echoes past NSA departures to Moscow by two code clerks referenced in the report.
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Washington
National Security Agency
FBI
William Hyter Covington
Maryland
NSA
Defense Department
Covington
Ft. Meade
Security Agency
Covingtons
Laurel
Charles Town
W. Va
Arlington
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
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Lalma
Betsy Bush
Betsy
Floyd Bush
Cal Ion
Sunday Enterprise
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