Kennedy Plans Laos Peace Message to Khrushchev
President Kennedy prepared to dispatch a note to Premier Khrushchev via Averell Harriman who travels to Moscow to discuss Laos and the Southeast Asia crisis. Kennedy underscored Laos as a neutral sovereign state protected by Geneva Accords and warned that pro Communist moves threaten regional stability.
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Laos Crisis Deepens As Police Seize Key Installations
American backed forces in Vientiane moved to control radio and information offices amid rising tension with Pathet Lao. Reports say neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma fears a rightist coup while North Vietnamese and Chinese influence loom over Laos. Kennedy warned of Southeast Asia threat and discussed Soviet Cuba troop shifts and a possible test ban with Khrushchev, while planning a meeting with Prime Minister Pearson.
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Jury Indicts Army Captain in Bomb Plot to Wife
A federal jury indicted Army Captain Alvin A Klein, 30, on mailing a bomb to his wife in Chicago. The package mailed March 11 from Saigon exploded March 14 at a San Francisco airport facility, injuring two workers and blowing out 12 windows. Klein, an eight year veteran, was given psychiatric examination at Letterman General Hospital.
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Rubber union pact reaches two year Ohio contract
In Payton Ohio on Wednesday United Rubber Workers and Goodrich Company along with UPN BF reached a two year labor pact after completing negotiations with key tire and rubber industry firms.
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Russians Blamed on Lads Continues From Page A-3
The 14 nations meeting last July blamed Lads for renewed fighting. Foreign Minister Gromyko and Home Secretary emphasized peace duties while denying U S blame. They warned that breaking the General Agreement would hurt cold war hopes and hinder talks on a nuclear test ban and Berlin.
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Three Fogel sisters ingest ant poison in backyard incident
Three Artesia girls Jacqueline 245 Gwendolyn 14 and Angela 5 played in a backyard where three bright stakes dipped in ant poison were found. They swallowed the poison and were rushed to Pioneer Hospital Norwalk for stomach treatment. Lakewood sheriff deputies transferred them from Community Hospital Long Beach where they were admitted and responding to care.
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Rain Expected This Afternoon in Southland Streets
Light rain is due to spatter Southland streets this afternoon and evening with showers predicted to add about one tenth of an inch to the season total. Cloudiness increases today and showers may continue into Friday morning.
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