Johnson Seeks New Life for Alliance for Progress
Washington AP notes Kennedy launched the Alliance for Progress to aid Latin America with a $20 billion program and reforms, but two years in it struggles. Johnson focuses on reviving the effort amid criticisms of delay, red tape, and limited impact on poverty.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Latin America
Congress
el Progreso
United States
Rembity
Teodoro Moscoso
Associated Press
Central America
Uncle Sam
W. Averell Harriman
Brazil
South America
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
Texas
Mann
Edwin M. Martin
Marin
Moscoso
House Fire Claims Four Howard Children
Four Newton County children died when a fire destroyed a home near Moon Hershey Community, southeast of Harrison. Tammy Howard 3 Barbara 2 Mary 13 months and Barry 13 months perished. Ammon Howard Jr. 31 and Mrs. Howard hospitalized. Terry 5 survived with minor injuries. sheriff unable to determine cause. Luther Cunningham 65 died in a separate Marshall house fire. Terry persists. Jerry Kitchens 9 died in a Louisiana hospital from a shotgun wound while hunting with his father.
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Associated Press
Newton County
Moon Hershey
Harrison
Ammon Howard Jr
Tammy Howard
Barbara
Mary
Barry
Howard
Terry
Ammon Howard
Guy Bennett
Luther Cunningham
Marshall
Jerry Lyle Kitchens
Lewisville
Shreveport
Connally Feels Fine But Weak From Hospital Release
Governor John Connally, shot in Dallas with President Kennedy, left an Austin hospital claiming to feel fine though weak. Doctors expect him on his feet by Christmas, noting he exchanged a hospital bed for a bed at home while recovering from chest and wrist wounds and a thigh injury.
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Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Kennedy
Connally
Navy
Dallas
Parkland Hospital
Park dissolves military council before presidential oath
South Korean leader Chung Hee Park dissolves the military revolutionary council he headed during the coup era. He announces the council folds its banners as he prepares to take the oath as elected president and form South Korea's third republic within a few years.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Military Revolutionary Council
Junta Onces
Park
South Korea
Greece's Papandreou challenged over royal plane purchase
Greece's new premier George Papandreou faces criticism as reports reveal an American plane was ordered for the royal family's private use. Papandreou confirms the purchase, saying it was made by the preceding caretaker government and promises his cabinet will honor the contract.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Constantine Caramanlis
Papandreou
Mother Charged Over Child Death in Memphis
Memphis authorities charged 27 year old Mrs George Ross with involuntary manslaughter after police said neglect contributed to the death of 1 year old Gerald Wayne Ross who died from pneumonia and was reported to have been chewed by rats in his sleep. Six other children were placed in juvenile custody.
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Memphis
B.C. Swann
Gerald Wayne Ross
George Ross
Swann
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