Kennedy and Eisenhower Meet to Seek Cuba Policy Support
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower meet at Camp David to discuss Cuban crisis and seek foreign backing for possible U S actions. White House notes Cuba topic while broader Cold War considerations may arise. Kennedy also reviews rebel invasion fallout and intelligence assessments.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Camp David
Cuba
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Fidel Castro
White Mouse News
Pierre Salinger
Eisenhower Wold
Catoctin
Gallysburg
Eisenhower
Doctors Urge Massive Drive Against Heart Disease and Cancer
A panel of physicians told President Kennedy that defeating heart disease and cancer requires a vast expansion of medical research, higher federal funding, and increased private support. They noted these killers account for about two thirds of U.S. deaths, urging a bold, long term program to train scientists and build facilities for nationwide progress.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Boisefeuillet Jones
Secretary of Welfare For Health and Medical Affairs
Arkansas Weather Update Warns of Thunderstorms and Wind
Weather forecast for Arkansas calls for considerable cloudiness with storms likely in the west this afternoon and tonight. Expect scattered thunderstorm activity across the remainder of the state with showers possible. Highs near the mid 70s, lows in the 60s, and winds remaining strong through Saturday.
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Arkansas
Pet deer Jenny joins Gilbert family in rural life
Mrs. William Gilbert on Route a Washington keeps Jenny the pet deer in the farmyard. Raised from a fawn with a bottle, she roams with cows, likes crackers and violets, dislikes cats, and follows at times when urged. Jenny wears a collar with a belt and is shy yet affectionate with grandchildren and children.
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William Gilbert
Dee
Frome
Jenny
Gilbert Rose Garden
Gilbert
Jompy
Iron Hand to Weed Castro Opposition
MIAMI Fla AP The piece suggests a disciplined crackdown aimed at smothering Castro opposition with methods copied from Communist police. It notes Moscow’s impatience with Castro's disarray and the possibility Castro serves as figurehead under a regime now led by disciplined Communists.
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Castro
Miam
Fla
Haven
Stles
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Raul
Ernesto Guevara
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Havana
Jong
Avhich Castro
Algerian Coup by Retired Generals Defies De Gaulle
A bloodless coup in Algiers by a junta of retired generals backed by paratroops challenged President De Gaulle. The rebels claimed control of government buildings and the Sahara, while De Gaulle’s government disputed full control of Algeria. Premier Debre called the act undisciplined and said normal order remained outside Algiers.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Dawt
Wehill
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Louis Joxe
Telpline
Davis
Arso
Radia
Lashara
Maurice Challe
Pe Gaulle
Paris
Cone Trol
Michel Debre
Challe
Aldder
Raoul Salar
de Gaile
Salan
Spain
Air Force
Edmond Jouhand
Art Army
Henri Zeller
Radio Said
Sahara
Serge
Gilliam Services Planned for Oliver Gilliam at First Christian
Funeral services for Oliver Gilliam 42 who died yesterday in Corpus Christi Texas will be held at 2 p m Sunday at First Christian Church with Rev Clifton Bell and Rev W C Land officiating burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Nerndon Cornelius to provide graveside service he is survived by his wife a daughter a brother and two sisters
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Oliver Gilliam
Corpus Christi
Texas
First Chistian Church
Clifton Bell
W.C. Land
Nerndon Cornelius
Rose Hill Cemetery
Man Found Sleeping in Hearse Gets Probation
Detroit AP report says Robert Sarnia, 21, sleeping inside a car hearse offered for sale was found by a salesman. He received six months probation for vagrancy in Recorder's Court and was ordered to find a new place to sleep.
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Puch
Robert Sarnia
Sarnia
Recorder's Court
AIDC Returns Land to State Hospital for Industry Use
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission transferred 1,500 acres of saline county land valued at 292,500 dollars back to the State Hospital near its Benton unit. AIDC hoped a Saline County group would buy and develop it for industry, noting the land’s three sectioned terrains and flood risk. The board aimed to preserve the site for potential industrial use after four years of trying to find a buyer.
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Arkansas Industrial Developmen
Safine County
USC
State Hospital
Benton
AIDC
William P. Rack
Saline County
Kock
ALDC
State Hospital Board
Escape From Virginia Prison Draws Statewide Notice
In Goochland Virginia two prisoners escaped from a kam dry facility leaping from baskets before a ruck car. They were pursued by state authorities and readied for review by the state faray for women before being captured.
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Goochland
Virginia
Farne
Phu
Machine Age Replaces Chicken Picker Mose
Batesville Arkansas report profiles Mose, a veteran chicken picker once famed for feathering 400 birds in eight hours and a nine second line, now facing rapid machine feathering which ends his career as aging rival to modern tech. Mose claims speed and skill but notes machines slice through work, offering to teach eager learners while warning of shrinking demand.
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Batesville
Ark
Capi
Ievonald Mase
Cepital
Mose Cam
Mose
Ues
84,000 More Eligible for Medical Pay
Arkansas expands medically eligible households as state funds mobilize federal money for construction of new housing units in Purrest City Conway Boonsville Brinks Malbourne Batesville West Memphis Morrilton and Lonoke Newpork Chithage and Sevier counties. The plan aims to aid 84 thousand more individuals with Wells medical payments as eight white homes shift to new housing for African Americans.
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Lep Rock
Arkansas
Wells
Carl Adams
Purrest City
Conway
Boonsille
Brinks Malbourne
Batesville
West Memphis
Morrilton
Lonoke
Newpork
Chithage
dHolener
Sevier
Chicet Vutinies
Fia
Arkanes
Wella Depacuegt
Lick
Havana Braces Under Fearful Cuban Crisis
Havana described as a center of fear and suspicion as arrests and theft spread through families. The regime claims to direct interior operations against rebel invaders while preparations for Castro Day celebrations unfold on television. Rebel leaders and sons testify on camera about defeats and mistreatment, while appeals to the Vatican and Latin American presidents push for mercy amid reports of executions and new invasion rumors. President Kennedy plans Camp David talks with Eisenhower on Cuba policy as U.N. gaps and radio broadcasts fuel confusion.
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Havana
Salt Meime
Wdel Castro
Almosh
Felday
Jose Miro ‘Volres
Veha
Mira Carduia
Mito Torres
Mira ‘Torres
Jose Miro Cardona
New York
John XIX
Weldng
Fa Miro Cardona
Vatican
International
Red Cross
Miro Cardona
Miami
Cuba
Swan Island
Associated Press
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Camp David
Bem Price
Sulrce
Themu
U.N. General Assembly
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Janall
Library Board
P. L. Perkins
Umpe
Hope & Hempstead
Hope Public Library
Hazal Prichard
Perkins
Hope High School
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