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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1962

Page

1

Freeman Fires Aide in Estes Scandal

Washington reports former Assistant Secretary James T. Ralph was fired from the Agriculture Department amid alleged dealings with Billie Sol Estes. President Kennedy backed Freeman as investigations by FBI and Senate and House committees continue, with several officials resigning or being dismissed related to the Estes affair.

Freeman Estes Washington UPI James T. Ralph Agriculture Billie Sol Estes Texas Oriville L Freeman Len Ralph Yarborough Devel Kennedy Department Ralph Secre Itary Philippines Third Department Allen J. Ellender Senate Agriculture Committee Ameria m Agriculture Ward Estes Investi Agriculture Department FBI McClellan Senate Fountain House

Gift-Taker Once State Farm Chief

Sacramento reports James T. Ralph, former California agriculture director, was dismissed from the U S Agriculture Department amid Estes gift controversy. A 34 year old rising California official, Ralph left to join Kennedy administration, later serving as agricultural attaché to the Philippines. He served in World War II and earned the Bronze Star.

Sacramento James T. Ralph U. S. Agriculture Department Billie Sol Estes Wias California Kennedy Ralph Edmund Grown U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Philippines Goodlettsville Tenn Toeaa General Livestock Tennessee Tennessee State, College Iowa State University Food Research Institute Stanford University

Peiping Charges US Interfering in Laos Crisis

Chinese People's Daily accuses the United States Seventh Fleet of military interference in the Laos crisis. The commentary says about 2,000 Nationalist Chinese troops fight with Royal Lao government forces, blaming Premier Prince Boun Oum for expanding the conflict.

Tokyo Red China Seventh Fleet Laos Peiping People’s Daily Chinese Communist Party Peiping Boun Oum

Marines and Air Force jets head to Thailand to defend borders

Marine AD attack planes and Air Force F-104 fighters arrive in Thailand as the first units of a new defense force. The Pentagon did not confirm aircraft counts, but a full Marine squadron and part of the Air Force squadron are expected today, with additional units following.

Washington Thailand Defense Department Marine AD FICO Pentagon Air Force Marines

U S Economy Rises to Record Highs in April

April gains pushed factory and personal income to new peaks. Commerce reports personal income up 2.8 billion to 438.7 billion annual rate. manufacturing, retail sales, and nonfarm employment hit new highs. Fire at Whiteman AFB kills four. Indonesia quake detected near Banda Sea. steel industry signs of slowdown near midyear.

Washington CP Federal Reserve Board Commerce Department Indonesia Pasadena Caltech Sesmological Laboratory Banda Sea New Guinea Reserve Board Ma Ln Steel 2

Kennedy orders 1500 Marines to Thailand amid Laos crisis

President Kennedy orders 1500 U S Marines to land in Thailand as part of a 5000 troop buildup aimed at deterring a Communist takeover of Laos. A first contingent of jet attack planes was dispatched, while Soviet Premier Khrushchev signaled support for a ceasefire and peaceful settlement. The United States and the Soviet Union held talks on Laos, with questions about cease-fire terms and withdrawal lingering.

Washington Kennedy U.S Thailand Laos White House Air Force Phil Pines United States Khrushchev Russia Dean Rusk Anatoly F. Dobrynin Sawal Dobrynin Rusk 'Thag Vienna State Department Press Oficer Lincoln White Bathes Asian Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SEATO

Incumbents and Nominees in Across the Nation

Maryland voters nominated Democratic Gov. J Millard Tawes and Republican Frank Small. Tawes led six rivals in the primary, while Small faced two opponents. A federal suit seeks to block Maryland unit vote rules. In Pennsylvania, Democrat Richardson Dilworth and Republican William Scranton won party nominations and will meet in November. Dilworth resigned as Philadelphia mayor to run for governor. In Nebraska, former Interior Secretary Fred A Seaton won the GOP nomination for governor, while incumbent Gov. Frank Morrison won renomination.

Baltimore J. Millard Tawes Frank Small TAWES Maryondinz Maryland Federal District Court Pittsburgh UPI Richardson Dilworth William W. Scranton Power Pennsylvania Dilworth Philadelphia Scranton Congress Omahap Nebraska Interior Fred A. Seaton Hastings GOP Frank Morrison Ralph G. Brooks Mortison

Laos at a Glance: U S military buildup and Laos talks

A 1600 Marines and air jet force prepare in Laos as Royal troops flee rebels. Washington and Moscow push for a Laos cease-fire, while Prince Souphanouvong warns of potential U S intervention and Souvanna Phouma frames Thailand moves as precaution in SEATO context.

Geneva Souphanouvong Thailand Laos Paris Souvanna Phouma U.S Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SEATO

Market Rally Marks Four Year High One Day Jump

New York traders saw the market post its largest one day advance in over four years on Tuesday as a rally continued a rebound from a mid day Monday decline. The session reflected broad gains across major stocks and signaled renewed investor confidence after a lengthy downturn.

New York

Wall Street Jolts Lift Dow Near Milestone

The Associated Press reports the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 9.16 to 855.36, the largest jump since a similar gain on November 15, 1957, amid a stock market rally. In Southern California, labor talks continued as union leaders indicated progress toward a settlement with construction employers involving about 35,000 workers. James L. Smith of Bernardino, head of the laborers district council, noted a favorable stance from labor representatives and resumed talks with management.

Associated Press Dow-Jones Los Angeles UPI Southern California James L. Smith Snardino Laborers’ District Council

Stock Market Volume Rises Amid Mixed Industrial Moves

Volume hit 4.73 million shares as overall market sentiment shifted. Mondiy posted a record 3.9, with an estimated 3.81 added to stocks listed on the Stock Exchange. AP average showed gains in industrials up 5.70, rails to 160, and utilities up 2.50 amid a red value trend in New Work.

Mondiy Stock Exchange

Dodgers plate six in inning to beat Colts 10 7

In Page Cl, the Dodgers surged for six runs in one frame to defeat the Houston Colts 10 to 7 while the Angels fell 7 to 1 to the Orioles.

Dodgers Houston Colts Angels Orioles Page Cl

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