Laos Rebels Propose Peace Talks Amid Continued Fighting
Rebels propose a cease-fire meeting in no man’s land north of Vientiane while fighting continues. A government envoy with a White flag will try to contact the Pathet Lao near Ban Namon, about 35 miles from the capital.
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Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Lao
No-Man’s Land
Vientiane
Ban Namon
Souvanna Phouma
Communist Bloc
Laos
Kong le
Kong
Xieng Khouang
Yang Vieng
Ban Keun
Nam Tha
Luang Prabang
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sisavang Vong
Peiping People’s Daily
United States
Washington
Souvanna
Ple
Bodies Of Two Girls Found In Michigan Dunes
Police and volunteers recovered the bodies of two missing schoolgirls in a desolate dunes area near Holland Michigan after a weekend disappearance. Authorities were awaiting a medical examiner’s ruling while investigating possible gunshot deaths.
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Holland
Mich
Johannesburg
South Africa
Johan
Nesburg
Marthinus van Coller
Kennedy In Laos Meeting
President Kennedy weighs a more active U S role in Laos as top NSC advisers meet for the fourth time in 10 days. A Laos cease fire talk and rebel- backed proposals hover, while the U S cancels airlift of troops to Europe for a NATO exercise. Kennedy returns to the White House to brief aides on the crisis.
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Washington
Heaney
National Security Council
United States
Laos
Southeast Asia Treaty Alliance
Kennedy
State Department
Europe
U.S
Southeast Asia
Virginia
White House
Hopes Break In London's Dock Strike
London dockers reject union back-to-work pleas, threatening to extend the stoppage to other ports. About 60 ships idle as 13,500 longshoremen refuse to work with part-time unregistered labor. Labor Minister John Hare faces pressure to deploy troops to move cargos. Some ships sail out with undispatched cargos. Merchants plan a food airlift from continental ports.
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London
House of Commons
John Hare
Weather: Showers and Mild Tonight and Tomorrow
Occasional showers and mild weather continue tonight and tomorrow with a possible thunderstorm. Party at Catholic Center tonight.
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Catholic Center
Tomorrow Is Day For US Try- American Astronaut Awaits Final Choice
The countdown begins for America's space mission as two of three top astronauts prepare for a dawn launch aboard a Redstone rocket from Cape Canaveral. John Glenn Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom are in training, with safety measures including duplicated systems and a pressure suit filled with pure oxygen. The plan places the capsule high above the Atlantic with a 100 minute flight, while doctors monitor the astronaut via implanted sensing devices.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Yuri Gagarin
John Herschel Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Concord
Ohio
Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr
Navy
East Derry
N. H
Virgil Ivan Grissom
Air Force
Mitchell
Ind
Earth
Gazette Family Adds One Girl
The Gazette family welcomed a second child for Mr and Mrs Earl Fairman of Homer City R D 1 a daughter Judy Ann born at about 649 am Sunday weighing seven pounds six and a half ounces Brother Eddie eagerly awaits her bringing the family total to five members in the home
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Gazette
Earl Fairman
Homer City
R. D
Judy Ann
Fairmans
Eddie
Searchers find two bodies after mystery in woods
Rex Webbert 22, a civilian, first discovers the body of Margaret Chambers 12. Sgt Edward Lennon state police post Grand Haven Mich then uncovers the red jacket. A second pile reveals Yarol Gee 11. A foot is protruding. Detective Chandler had earlier found clues as police search continues.
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Rex Webbert
Margaret Chambers
Edward Lennon
Grand Haven
Mich
Yarol Gee
State
William Chandler
Gagarin Featured In Russian Holiday Fete
Moscow marked its first May Day of the Space age with Yuri Gagarin in a featured spot on Red Square reviewing stand beside Khrushchev. Malinovsky hailed space achievements, blasted imperialism, and pledged abundant goods as Muscovites faced shortages amid a festive but frugal holiday.
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Gagarin
Moscow
APJ
Yuri Gagarin
Red Square
Nikita Khrushchev
Air Force
Defense
Rodion Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Stores Opened Tuesday Night for Huge May Day Sale
Indiana merchants join in a two day sale on May 2 and 3 to boost local business amid recession. About 65 stores stay open till 9 pm offering deep discounts on hundreds of items from nylons to refrigerators. Over 16,000 Indiana County homes receive the sale notice as red in store signs promise bargains and economic relief.
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Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Ernesto Guevara
Havana
Cuba
Radio Sa
Indiana
Indiana County
Indiana Evening Gazette
Siapuamniceleters
Usiustesnsoeses
Sss
Aia
Semei
Eesee
Escessesse Tchere Eee
Jreommienreneun
Gale
Womer
O.c.jesceese
Vevenenieneune
Five Charges After Rural Valley Car Crash
Shannock Valley police say Butler County driver Ivan Carpenter of Chicora is jailed in Armstrong County on five counts including driving a car without the owner's permission and without a license, failure to display a plate, misrepresentation of license, drunken and disorderly conduct, and related charges after a one car crash near Rural Valley on Saturday. The vehicle reportedly owned by the late Frank Kraken of Dayton was involved.
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Shannock Valley
Butler County
Ivan Carpenter
Chicora
Armstrong County
Fred
Carpenter Carpenter
Frank G
Peace Lisle James
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