Khrushchev Skips U.N. Start. Gromyko Heads Soviet Delegation
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will not attend the opening of the U N General Assembly next Tuesday and will send Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to lead the Soviet delegation. Deputy Foreign Minister Arkady Sobolev also sails with the delegation. Izvestia brands U S policy in Asia and Africa as two faced amid new White House leadership.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow Radio
U. N
Gromyko
Arkady Sobolev
U. S
Asia
Africa
United States
Continents
Dudley admits disposing of four missing children
Virginia State Police said Kenneth Dudley and his wife Irene confessed to disposing of the bodies of their four missing children. A grave in Prescott Arizona, possibly Debbie Dudley, may advance the case, with authorities noting the couple gave conflicting stories.
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Petersburg
Virginia
Kenneth E. Dudley
Dudley
Irene
Dudleys
Progress-Index
Prescott
Ariz
Arizona
Debbie Dudley
Arizona Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Russell Allen
FE. M. Lloyd
Progress Index
Christene
North Carolina
Congo Leaders Pledge Violence Halt Amid UN Pressure
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold warned Congo leaders to curb attacks on UN personnel. Inter ior Minister Cyril Adoula promised to apply legality to stop lese army assaults. The pledge followed reports of a UN staff woman raped by Congolese soldiers near Leopoldville and came as Gizenga and Kashamura were invited to a roundtable in Madagascar.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
C AP
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Cyril Adoula
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Kasavubu
Kasai
Congo
Tshombe
Kalonji
Heo
Katanga
Elisabethville
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Madagascar
Anicet Kashamura
Patrice Lumumba
Kashamura
Kivu
Stanleyville
Kennedy Sees No Upturn In Economy Yet
President Kennedy said current data do not show an upturn in the economy and cautioned against predicting improvement. He cited unemployment, job seekers and ongoing anti recession programs while expressing hope for a spring or summer rise. He noted commerce statistics contradict any upturn at present.
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Kennedy
Department of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Congress
Legislative showdown over North Carolina court changes
In Raleigh AP report, Senate sponsors back a sweeping court system bill while House and Senate prepare a parallel measure. Senators Lunsford Crew John R. Jordan and J Spencer Bell back Taylor style reforms. Warren and Crawford draft a less sweeping rival bill to be voted by the people.
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Lindsay C. Warren
Beaufort
J.C. Crawford
Buncombe
Taylor
Warren
Rep. I. C. Crawford
Teen sports star slain as mother wounded in Union home
A 19 year old Union High School athlete Dwight Baldwin was killed by gunfire in a home near Union Ohio. His mother Cora Baldwin was critically wounded while a man, Fred Lewis Vinson, 36, the stepfather, fled. Dwight played both football and basketball at Union High.
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UNION
D.C
Here
Fred Lewis Vinson
Dwight Baldwin
Cora Baldwin’ Vinson
Richard Baldwin
J. Harold Lamb
Vinson
Dwight
Lamb
Monarch
Union High
Handyman Killer Of Little Girl Run To Earth On Chicken Farm
Edith Kiccorius four years old disappeared on Washington's Birthday as her family visited Manhattan. Police traced a 59 year old handyman to a New Jersey chicken farm where he admitted killing Edith and raping her. The suspect was captured and jailed.
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Thompson
Manhattan
Edith Keicorius
New York City
Henrietta Leith
NEW York
Washington
Brooklyn
Edith Kiccorius
Edith
Googie
New K City
Manuel
Thompson Jailed Without Bail In 4 Year Old Slaying
Fred J. Thompson, 59, appeared in Manhattan court in a brief arraignment on a wanton sex slaying charge. He was held without bail as spectators jeered and police finger-printed him after a body found in a room Thompson rented. A defense attorney was to be assigned and the hearing was adjourned to Friday.
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New York
Fred J. Thompson
Edith Kiccorius
Thompson
Louis 8S
Wallach
Lower Manhattan
New York City
Man Stabs Wife Over $6 in Kinston Restaurant
In Kinston North Carolina an angry husband Pete Frazier fatally stabbed his estranged wife Carrie Frazier after a dispute over six dollars at Harris Restaurant. He also stabbed Herbert Harris who intervened. Harris was critically wounded. Carries died hours after the attack and both victims were taken to Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
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Kinston
N.C
Glasgo Evans
Frazier
Harris
Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Capt. Evans
Fraziers
Kennedy Announces Defense Increase But Delays Nuclear Step
President Kennedy said the Defense Department recommended boosting conventional weapons strength and no decision has been made on expanding nuclear arms. He will decide in about two weeks. Also announced were Adenauer’s April visit, restoring Eisenhower to five star rank, and creation of a Peace Corps pilot program abroad. He outlined plans to strengthen employment opportunities and civil rights efforts. The briefing covered Williams’s African tour and related criticism.
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Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
Pentagon
Adenauer
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Civil Rights Commission
Williams
G. Mennen Williams
Africa
Soviet commandant accuses West of protests in Berlin
In Berlin the Soviet commandant Maj. Gen. Nikolai Zakharov accused the Western powers of backing meetings and demonstrations against the Soviet Union from West Berlin. He told U.S. commander Maj. Gen. Ralph H. Osborne that Western actions fuel discord and urged restraint by all three Western powers.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Nikolai F. Zakharov
Ralph H. Osborne
U.S
Osborne
Benin
German Federal Republic
West Germany
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Johansson fights tax case tied to March title bout
The IRS alleges Ingemar Johansson owes $598,181.92 in federal income tax from 1959 and 1960 title fights. Courts in New York and Miami issued restraining orders preventing him from moving money abroad as hearings set for March 2 and March 7. Johansson argues Swiss residency and a liberal profession exemption under a U S Switzerland treaty.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Scanart
S. A
United States
Switzerland
Internal Revenue Service
Johansson
Patterson
Miami
United Sts
Kemp's Plea On Vote Successful
Raleigh AP Rep Bi Kemp of Guilford urged a favorable report on a resolution for North Carolina to ratify the 23rd Amendment granting DC residents the right to vote. The lone dissenter was Rep James B Vogler of Mecklenburg. Kemp argued DC has about 800000 year round residents.
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Raleigh
Bi Kemp
Guilford
North Carolina
District of Columbia
House Committee On Elections and Election Laws
James B. Vogler
Mecklenburg
Kemp
William Z. Wood
Forsyth
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