Adenauer Snubs Bidault Appeal in Germany
In Bonn a spokesman says Chancellor Adenauer unopened a bidault asylum letter. Bidault, French ex-premier and suspected terrorism figure, was found near the Swiss border and seeks asylum, with Bavarian officials deciding residency or expulsion options.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Georges Bidault
Ing
Bavaria
Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
Werner Krueger
Krueger
Austria
Switzerland
France
Erwin Gerhardt
Interior Ministry
Gerhardt
Steinbach
Lake
Woerthsee
Munich
Death of 16 year old David Hopper puzzles parents
In Mission Kansas David Hopper 16 died by suicide in a storm shelter after taking his father's pistol. A note said the act had troubled him for weeks. Parents Allen and Margaret Hopper describe their son as sensitive and caring while detailing family life and discipline at home.
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Mission, Kan
David Hopper
Margaret Hopper
David
Kansas City
Allen
Hopper
Kansas City Star
Joe
Jill
Death Plotter Executed in De Gaulle Assassination Bid
Lt Col Jean Marie Bastien Thiry was executed by firing squad in Paris for masterminding the August ambush aimed at Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle denied clemency to two co‑defendants while Bastien Thiry confessed to planning the plot with the Secret Army Organization and the CNR.
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Paris
Jean - Marie Bastein - Thiry
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Bastien-Thiry
Alain Debougrenet de la Tocnaye
Jacques Prevost
Dien Bien Phu
de Gaullie
Council of State
Germany
Georges Bidault
anti-De Gaulle
Fort D'Ivry J
Secret Army
Council of National Resistance
CNR
Bidault
Munich
France
Kennedy presses programs to curb unemployment waste
President Kennedy told Congress that unemployment is the nation’s top economic problem wasting lives and production. He urged tax cuts and growth plans, citing a Labor Department manpower report forecasting rising jobless figures and outlining productivity gains and needed training to expand employment opportunities.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Suspect Arrested in Slaying of Los Angeles Officer
Gregory Ulas Powell, 29, is shown at a Hollywood police station after arrest for the slaying of Officer Ian James Campbell, 31, near Bakersfield. Campbell and his partner were kidnapped when stopping a suspicious car. Campbell was shot, Powell captured miles away. Officer Karl Hettinger, 28, escaped, his torn coat and injuries visible as he fled the same attackers.
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Gregory Ulas Powell
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Ian James Campbell
Campbell
Powell
Karl F. Hettinger
John Powers
Hettinger
Congress Begins Real Work After Months of Dither
Congress moves to decisive floor action with a draft extension bill in the House and votes in both chambers on Kennedy budget goals. The Senate plans a vote on coordinating outdoor recreation programs while the House readies a $15.8 billion military authorization bill with potential implementing funds. Democratic leaders boast a roll call to deter budget cuts while Republicans push for restraint on new programs. The Armed Services Committee has increased the military bill by $497 million, largely to fund a $363.7 million larger rise.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
88Th Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
House Armed Services Committee
Rusk argues risks justified for nuclear test ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States is warranted in taking risks with its nuclear test ban proposals. He said the risks are smaller than those of a world with no restraints on weapon development and that a treaty could slow the arms race with the Soviet Union. He defended safeguards for verification, limited undetected violations, and U S preparedness if the Soviets abrogate the pact.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Soviet Union
Free World
U. S
Iraqi official proposes federation and joint command
Iraq deputy premier Ali Salem el Saadi announced plans for a federation that would include Syria and the United Arab Republic with Algeria and Yemen forming a joint military command. He urged Syria to join in a political planning council to move toward unity, while Syria welcomed the delegation after a bloodless coup.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Ali Salem el Saadi
United Arab Republic
U.ar
Gamal Abdel Nasser
el Saadi
Iraqi Communist Party
Moscow
Atlantic
Persian Gulf
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Algeria
Yemen
el Sadr
Egypt-Syria
Congressmen’s use of foreign funds sparks debate in Washington
The piece analyzes U S owned foreign currencies held by the United States, their limits and implications. It notes Rep Adam Clayton Powell's Paris trip funded with francs and cites Treasury and AID officials on dangers of spending these funds. It explains sources of the foreign money and legislative constraints.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Paris
Powell
Dillon
United States
Poland
U.S
Otto Passman
D-La
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Bartlett Harvey
Economic Progress Division
Agency For International Development
Ivery
Passman
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