Army unit in Thailand lacks live ammo for exercises
Defense Department says a battalion group in Thailand can be supplied with ammunition from nearby depots and trains if needed. The 1000-man unit joined SEATO forces five weeks ago for joint drills. live rounds are withheld due to no contact with an enemy. A Marine battalion nearby likely has live ammo and a firing range is being negotiated in Thailand.
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Kennedy says economy steady, market should follow
President Kennedy told reporters the national economy is moving steadily forward and he expects the stock market to rise with it. He cautioned no action unless the economy falters and cited April figures as encouraging. In Colombo, Ceylon, Justice Minister Fernando said trials of 25 people charged in an abortive coup will begin next month.
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Grand Jury to Probe Estes Cotton Record
A grand jury will investigate Billie Sol Estes cotton record as a medical team reviews the exhumed body of Marshall, shot last June by a .22 bolt-action rifle to determine if death was suicide, by mischance, or murder. Estes, facing fraud indictments, refused to testify, invoking the Fifth Amendment six times at a federal receivership hearing. He declined to reveal occupation, office location, or assets and asked about Agriculture, Inc. and other books.
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Bohan to Head Foundation Here in Long Beach
John T. Bohan will serve as president of the Long Beach Chapter of the National Foundation with Mrs. Mark D. Miner as campaign chairman and Mrs. Earl FE Parker as the chapter’s office. Joe Dowling, the state chairman, reported the local chapter has cut its debt from $60,000 to $14,000.
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Coast Guard Auxiliary Offers Summer Boat Handling Classes
The Coast Guard Auxiliary starts a series of one hour lessons in safe boat handling at 7 30 p m tonight in Room 407 Poly High School commercial building. Classes will run every Thursday night through the summer and are open to boat owners and anyone interested in boat handling.
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Astronaut Receives Green Light for Orbit Mission
NASA officials announced that if the rocket cannot meet the three orbit target they will attempt another day. John H Glenn Jr has logged 41g hours in space, guiding the plan for maximum orbital time if possible. Carpenter prepares for the flight amid smoke from Everglades fires. his wife Rene and four children’ plans remain unclear. Carpenter will tow a multicover balloon in orbit and will eat pie shaped snacks in space as part of the mission preparations.
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Walkout Affects Five Wholesale Bakeries Tied to Cities
Local 37 spokesman AL Meyer warned a walkout by five wholesale bakeries could ripple to Spokane and San Diego if no settlement is reached promptly. Industry negotiator Ernest L Dalany reported no breakthrough on key issues, including the demand for two consecutive days off, while union officials criticized the eight cent hourly raise offer plus six cents later. A spokesman urged maintaining adequate bread supplies for retailers.
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Bathyscaphe Archimede Sets Record Depth off Honshu
The French navy bathyscaphe Archimede descended to 15 744 feet in the Pacific Ocean off Honshu Island Japan marking a record plunge into the deep uncharted waters observers said.
Cash offered to oppose Brown sparks probe in California
In Los Angeles Gov Edmund Brown and other Democrats faced a flood of statements after Phillip Winston Moore filed a 500000 suit alleging he was fraudulently induced into the Democratic primary for governor. Moore also claimed 7000 was paid for campaign expenses and called for a grand jury probe.
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