Laos Neutralist Backs Cambodian Plan for Truce Teams
Prince Souvanna Phouma informally agrees to Cambodia’s majority rule proposal for three power truce teams in Laos. The plan limits International Control Commission vetoes and allows investigations by majority vote. Sixtuplet discussions continue among Laotian princes to preserve neutrality ahead of the Geneva conference.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Souvanna Phouma
Cambodia
Laos
Geneva
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Souphanouvong
Sihanouk
Boun Oum
Commission
Red China UN Policy Is Studied
The State Department says U S policy on United Nations membership for Communist China is under study with several possibilities under consideration. Diplomatic sources say U S strategy assumes Peiping would refuse a U N seat while Nationalist China remains a member. Secretary Rusk discussed with Japan's Kosaka a new approach to press Peiping into declining a U N seat.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
United Nations
China
Department
Lincoln White
U.N
Dean Rusk
Japan
Zentaro Kosaka
Rusk
United States
Kosaka
Peiping
Khrushchev Eyes Peace Treaty and Economic Boom
Premier Khrushchev pledged to sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany by year end if the West stalls. He spoke on a nationwide hookup from Alma Ata celebrating the Virgin Lands and outlined plans for rapid growth across light and heavy industries to fuel Soviet influence abroad.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
East Germany
Alma Ata
Virgin Lands
Republic of Kazakhstan
Kremlin
Russia
Ata
Ood
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Bitter U N East West Fight Looms
United Nations diplomacy heats as Romania and the Philippines announce bids for the two year Security Council seat now held by Turkey. Observers expect a possible deadlock with the General Assembly ballots planned for this fall.
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William N. Oatis
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Ceylon
Guatemala
Ecuador
Buster the Chattanooga burro answers cruelty concerns
The Chattanooga Boys Club and the humane society defend Buster the 1200 member club mascot burro against abuse claims. Buster writes a reply asserting he is well cared for, happy, and proud to be a symbol of grassroots capitalism, with playful notes on interactions with the boys and staff.
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Buster
Burro
Chattanooga Boys Club
New York
Chattanooga Humane Society
America
Chattanooga
The
Humane Society
Jackass
Joseph F. McNulty
Tivoli
N. Y
New York Sunday News
National Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
ASPCA
Sam Monroe
Ralph Edison
the Humane Society Here
GI college program tagged onto education measure
A Senate subcommittee added a $2 billion GI college program to the defense education bill amid opposition from the House and administration. The move would fund education for about 4.25 million servicemen discharged since January 31 1955 and includes a $125 million yearly loan plan to build classrooms in parochial and private schools.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Education
House
Kennedy
Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
Staff writer Bonnie Moore profiles Brown town, a Randolph County church grows into a new sanctuary by Braxton Younts, with features on preparations at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building for the summer market and on the public library summer reading clubs for children.
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Davidson County
Randolph County
Sunday Enterprise
Bonnie Moore
Browntown
Wallburg
Trinity
Fairview Methodist Church
Braxton Younts
Southern Furniture Exposition
Kennedy weighs Taft Hartley step as miners head to action
President Kennedy orders a government study on the maritime strike to judge invoking the Taft Hartley law. Labor Secretary Goldberg leads the survey over the weekend, with an 80 day injunction possible if national health and safety are at risk.
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Norman Walker Washington
Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Goldberg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Rescuers Meet Solid Rock in Tennessee Mine Collapse
A human chain of rescue workers hand-passing debris pressed toward three trapped miners in a Cumberland Mountains shaft. Five escaped as the collapse blocked progress. one arm was amputated and another man fractured a pelvis. Officials say Seiver and Kennedy are likely dead.
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Petrol, Tenn
Elmer Smith
Fork Mountain
Cumberland Mountains
East
Tennessee
Hope
Charles Seiver
Charlie Kennedy
Henry Carroll
Smith
Robert Woods
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Claude Woods
U S Not Belligerent On Berlin Crisis
The United States adopts a firm but not belligerent stance over Berlin after talks with President Kennedy and top officials. Defense Secretary McNamara says no immediate plans to reinforce the 5,000 man Berlin garrison or Europe forces, while noting possible quiet reinforcement of NATO conventional forces in Europe.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
United States
Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Robert S. Mc
Namara
McNamara
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Europe
London
Atlantic Alliance
Bashir Ahmad
Lyndon Johnson
Karachi
Ahmad
Nixon Tests Reception By GOP At 1962 Convention
Nixon faces a GOP national young Republican convention in Minneapolis amid strong Goldwater support. Goldwater delivers a 45 minute speech urging a united effort to gain congressional seats and resume nuclear testing while stressing a hard line against communism. Delegates vote on a new national chairman, with Hughes and Nadasdy as contenders.
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Minneapolis
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Goldwaterbacker
Robert Hughes
Greenwood
Ind
Len Nadasdy
Barry
Jenner
William Jenner
Indiana
United States
Wiry old man survives five days lost in Adirondacks
Jay Kendall, 79, lost five days in the Adirondack woods near Averill Park New York, survived on fish at times and candy rationing. He charmed a bear with trout and avoided eating too much after entering a camp he found. Kendall weighed 113 pounds on recovery and still planned no fishing soon.
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Schroon Lake
N.Y
Adirondack
Jay Kendall
Kendall
Averill Park
Albany
Locust Swarms Hit Hopei Province in North China
Hong Kong AP reports from New China News Agency that hungry locust swarms cloud skies over Hopei Province. Locusts move westward from Tientsin and Paoting toward drought-stricken areas threatening wheat crops already vulnerable to damage.
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Hong Kong
Communist New China News Agency
Hopei
China
Tientsin
Paoting
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