Kennedy Diefenbaker meet on Latin America aid and redistricting
President Kennedy met Prime Minister Diefenbaker in Ottawa to discuss U.S. aims for Latin American security and possible Canadian financial and moral support. Back in Raleigh North Carolina, redistricting debates dominated the General Assembly with plans for Senate and Congressional maps facing opposition and delay.
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Ottawa
Kennedy
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
United States
Latin America
Cuban Exiles rebut Castro invasion plan with full page ad
Cuban exiles in Miami answered 70 American professors urging Kennedy not to back invasions. The El Mundo rebuttal argues democracy is blocked in Cuba and calls intervention lawful, contrasting with Soviet support for Castro. The ad, signed by Cuban lawyers, questions cited examples of Communist withdrawals and cites hemispheric solidarity.
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Miami
Fla
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Harvard
el Mundo
Cuba
New York Times
United States
Castro
Point Law Strengthened Highway Safety Bill Enacted
The highway safety bill expands the point period to three years and raises point values for offenses like driving on the wrong side of the road and failing to stop at signs. An amendment to extend to 25 months failed. another to reduce to two years was defeated. The law allows suspension of licenses for 12 or more points in three years, with three points reducible through department driving education classes.
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Clark
Cutlar Moore
Robeson
W. M. Eubank
Pender
Motor Vehicles Department
Kennedy Considers Khrushchev Meeting Under Discussion
Under secretary of State Bowles said Kennedy has under consideration a meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He noted no decision is final and the President will handle it. Fulbright confirmed negotiations were underway amid committee probes into Laos the Congo Cuba and other crises. Khrushchev sent a reply to Kennedy about improving relations delivered by Menshikov. contents not disclosed.
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Senate
Congress
General Assembly
House
State Senate
Cumber County
Ed Kemp
Guilford
House Senatorial Districts Committee
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Cumberland
Senator Savery
Henry G. Shelton
Edgecombe
Shelton
Charles R Jonas
Basil Whitener
Robert Morgan
Cleveland
Senate Committee On
Bunn Frink
Brundswick
House Committee On Elections and Election Laws
Washington
Chester Bowles
Kennedy
Khrushchev Bowles
Senate Foreign Relations
Bowles
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Laos
Congo
Cuba
Gore
Khrushchev
U.S
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Menshikov
White House
Graham Calls Kennedy A Baptist President In Some Ways
Evangelist Billy Graham said Kennedy is a Baptist president in some ways and that he, Graham, generally opposes federal aid to education. He noted the President’s stance on aid differs from his church. Graham spoke before sailing for a five week crusade and discussed other issues like the Cold War and segregation.
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Kennedy
Graham
British Isles
Montreal
N.C
Rusk expects Laos truce held with broad three point plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk demanded complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Laos and accused North Vietnamese backed communists of violating the cease fire. He proposed a three point plan turning Laos neutral and urged international supervision to enforce the cease-fire amid coalition talks in Geneva.
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USS
Dean Rusk
Laos
Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Pathet Lao
Control Commission
Boun Oum
Ban Namone
Small Loan Bill Sparks Legalistic Clash in Raleigh
Senator Jennings King labels the House small loan bill legalized robbery as he presses a stricter Senate measure. He cites a 2 percent monthly cap for a $100 loan while the Braswell bill allows $24 yearly, with $300 loan limits. Both forms tighten insurance requirements and face hearings next week.
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Raleigh
Jennings King
House
King
Senate Banking Committee
Ure
Roland Braswell
Wayne
Senate
Eisenhower Meets With Attlee at Gettysburg Visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower met for an hour with World War II colleague former Prime Minister Clement Attlee of Great Britain. Eisenhower called the meeting a great pleasure after greeting Attlee at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Attlee
Sir Winston Churchill
Military Leader Falls In Seoul Korea
Lt. Gen. Lee Han-lim commander of the 1st Field Army pledged full support to the military junta advancing on Seoul. The move pits the junta against Premier John M. Chang’s elected regime and U N forces under Lt. Gen. Carter B. Magruder. Lee’s reported statement signs officers and troops for the junta’s reform agenda, while battles for control of the capital unfold and troops fortify positions near Seoul.
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Radio Seoul
Lee Han-lim
South Korea
1St Field Army
John M. Chang
U.S
Carter B. Magruder
U.N
Chang Do-young
Lee
Magruder
Wonju
Seoul
Chang
South
North Korea
Eichmann Named Spark Of Seizure Machinery In Court
In Jerusalem the Israeli prosecution described Adolf Eichmann as the sparkplug of the Nazi machinery that confiscated three billion dollars of Jewish property in Europe. The case tied Eichmann to the legal facade of theft through 80 documents and letters to Gestapo offices in Nuernberg Wuerzburg Kiel Bremen Prague Vienna and other centers.
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Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Gestapo
Third Reich
Eichmann
Ya'akov Bar'or Said
Nuernberg
Wuerzburg
Kiel
Bremen
Prague
Vienna
Kennedy rejects massive spending or tax cuts to spur recovery
President Kennedy rules out sweeping budget expansion or income tax cuts to accelerate the U S recovery. He backs advisers who say housing education highway and Social Security programs along with agriculture aid will propel growth despite unemployment. Budget deficit trimmed to about 2 1 billion for the coming year.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
David F. Bell
Congress
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