RENNEDY TO SEE KHRUSHCHEV IN VIENNA
Raleigh AP The Senate Roads Committee heard a broad hint that the Sanford administration will seek a highway tax increase to fund secondary road construction. Merrill Evans cited dire finances and possible 50 percent rise in auto registration fees to reach a national average, with funds diverted to non highway agencies.
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Khrushchev
Vienna
Raleigh
Senate Roads Committee
Sanford
Merrill Evans
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Evans
North Carolina
Highway Commission
Prison Department
Paroles and
Probation Commissions
Advisory Budget Commission
Britain Welcomes Khrushchev Kennedy Conference
London officials welcomed the Washington announcement of a forthcoming meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The foreign office said the talk could help clear the air and improve atmosphere for international negotiation.
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Britain
Foreign Office
Washington
Khrushchev
J.B.) Godber
House of Commons
Mars Hill School Sees 517 Return After Gov Sanford Appeal
Governor Sanford appeals to parents to end an eight day boycott at Mars Hill School. A total of 517 students attended classes while 45 showed up the previous day. Protest centers on firing of Principal Ralph Neill Jr and calls for action by state officials.
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Margaret Rymer
W. C. Silvers Jr
Raleigh
Sanford
Mars Hill
Mars Hill School
Ralph Neill Jr
Otis Duck
Duck
Ponder
Soviets Agree To Help Supply Laos Equipment
At the Geneva talks Canadian pressure prompted the Soviet Union to back supplying the Laos peacekeeping commission with planes helicopters trucks and communications gear for jungle patrols. Dean Rusk welcomed the move as a key early achievement in Laos negotiations.
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Arthur Gavshon
Geneva
Canada
Soviet Union
Control Commission
Commission
Howard C. Green
Andrey A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Green
U.S
Dean
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
Britain
India
Three Nation Commission
Poland
Menon
Kennedy Expected To Block Rail Strike
President Kennedy is expected to issue an order blocking a nationwide rail strike threat by the Railroad Yardmasters of America. The move would create an emergency board, delaying any walkout for at least 60 days under the Railway Labor Act, with disputes centered on vacations and holidays.
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Kennedy
Ident Kennedy
Railroad Yardmasters of America
Chicago
Washington
White House
O'Neill
Korean President Yun Po sun resigns as military rule tightens
Seoul AP reports President Yun Po sun resigns amid a military coup that ends his figurehead role. Premier John M Chang had already capitulated and resigned, leaving the government under military control and strict censorship in place. Senators Fullbright Engle and Scott weigh in on the conference and its disclosure.
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South Korea
Yun Po-sun
Syngman Rhee
Yun
Chang
Sen
J. William Fullbright
D-Ark
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Missile Destroyed In Flight During Second Minuteman Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Minute man missile veered off course and was destroyed by the range safety officer about 90 seconds after liftoff on its second test flight The explosion occurred out of sight over the Atlantic the upper stage nose cone and rocket parts landing in the ocean The Air Force plans an eventual large scale Minuteman deployment with hundreds of missiles across northern states and a 1964 target of 600 on station.
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Cape
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South Atlantic Ocean
Here
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Montana
North Pole
Boeing Co
U.S
FBI May Be Called Out In Baltimore IRS Error Notices
In Baltimore AP report the Scotts faced multiple IRS refunds totaling 304.71 and a later 306.06 bill after a mutilated check, with the IRS demanding payment warning wages could be attached. An IRS phone counseled sending the bill to the bureau directly.
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Baltimore
Francis E. Scott
Scotts
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
IRS Bureau
Views On Cold War Will Be Exchanged
President may report to the American people on talks with Khrushchev on June 7 at Annapolis. Kennedy aims to urge changes in Geneva nuclear talks and warn against miscalculation while Khrushchev is expected to press for a Berlin settlement.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
U.S
Cuba
Laos
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
White House
Vienna
Johnson Visits Agra India Shows U S Support
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife toured rural India in Agra amid 106 degree heat. Johnson shook hands with villagers, spoke of American aid for economic development, and praised India’s progress including rural electrification. A New Delhi joint communique with Prime Minister Nehru urged a global fight against ignorance poverty and disease.
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India
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Delhi
Nehru
Senator Gore Calls for Shakeup of Joint Chiefs
Sen. Al Gore urged replacing the Joint Chiefs of Staff after testimony by Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer on the Cuban invasion failure. Gore demanded new leadership and argued all current members should be replaced by wiser, abler officers.
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Joint Chiefs
Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations
Lemnitzer
Tary
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
George Decker
Army
David M. Shoup
Marine, Corps
Summit Talk Idea Draws Bipartisan Support for Kennedy Khrushchev Meeting
Washington legislators largely support President Kennedy's plan to meet Khrushchev to ease tensions though Morse and Dirksen urge caution. A separate note reports Lt Gen Chang Do-young asserting future U.S.-backed cooperation with his regime after arrests of suspected Socialists. The Communist party remains outlawed in the country.
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Congress
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Republican Reader
United States
Free World
Chang Do-young
U. S
Communist Party
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