OAS Probes Dominican Status In Trujillo Aftermath
The OAS launches a probe to see if Centristsim Rafael Trujillo’s heirs end oppression as Balaguer names Leland Rosenberg as liaison. Investigators from Panama Colombia Uruguay and the U S seek evidence on sanctions and diplomacy since Trujillo’s 1961 assassination. A Vatican funeral marks his death. a prisoner amnesty release follows.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
API
Organization of American States
Rafael
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Leland Hosrinberg
Dorminican
Repubic
OAS
Rosemberg
Carlos A. Chilon
Uruguay
Bonn
West Germany
Augusta Arango
Priamianian
Washington
Panama
Colombia
United States
QAS
Khrushchev talks with Kennedy on Cuba Laos and NATO
Khrushchev described Castro as unstable and warned of anti-American schemes. He favored neutral Laos over a Communist-led gov and offered to aid Geneva talks. He outlined three war types and warned against long supply lines. Kennedy also reported de Gaulle’s fears for Paris and NATO’s nuclear balance, noting France’s push for Polaris and Algeria settlement talks.
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Unitnt
Cuba
Khrushchev
Castro
Kennedy
Tim
Tie
Iran
Laos
Kensnelly
Soviet Union
Soviets
United States
China
Charles de Gaulle
le Gaulle
Paris
North Atlantic
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
NATO
House passes lobbying, juvenile home bills in late session
The House approved a lobbying regulation bill 113 to 2 that would require lobbyists to register with the secretary of state and disclose employer names and allowable expenses. A measure would allow counties to levy up to 20 cents per $100 assessed value to fund juvenile homes. The Senate supported a bill to abolish the administrator of the courts office at $10,900 annually and merge duties of the Supreme Court reporter and Judicial Council secretary.
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House
Senate
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Air Reserve Squadrons Transition Across Missouri Centers
The plan continues training for air reserve squadrons in Missouri with recovery groups in Kansas City and St. Louis overseeing programs for squadrons in Springfield Joplin Kansas City St Louis Malden and 12 additional units. Reservists may transfer to new units or stay on monthly training. Two centers in Kansas City and St Louis will close but staff remain until June 1962.
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Airort
Joplin
Mid-continent International
Kansas City
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Malden
St Louis
Springfield
Inta Air Reserve
Missouri
Jefferson City
Cape Girardeau
Columbia
St. Joseph
Eagles Install Leonard as Head at Acre 2693 Eagles
Melvin Leonard was installed as worthy president of Acre 2693 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Also installed were Jerry Meyer as vice president, Lowell McCuskey as chaplain, Tony Wansing as conductor, Lee Schwartze as custodian, Alvin Papin as treasurer, and Clarence Miller as trustee. Gilbert Ortmeyer and Willard Stockman named trustees. Ralph Jebe Jr. became junior past president. Installing officers were W. C. Brown and Vernon Bus.
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Melvin Leonard
Acre
Order of Eagles
Jerry Meyer
Lowell McCuskey
Tony Wansing
Lee Schwartze
Courilary
Alvin Papin
Clarence Miller
Gilbert Ortmeyer
Willard Stockman
Ralph Jebe Jr
W. C. Brown
Vernon Bus
Wet Weather Repairs and Sign Upgrades Shown Here
City workers patch holes and repaint markings as rain slows efforts. Officials note residents along Souihwest boulevard bear costs, while Lafayette street requires restoration under highway agreements. About 150 traffic signs will be updated to reflect new red reflectorized 24 inch signs replacing yellow 18 inch ones. Curtis cites curb and gutter upkeep as property owner responsibility, estimating over 25,000 dollars needed to repair downtown curbs and gutters.
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Souihwest Boulevard
Lafayette Street
Highway Department
I “T
Uptown
Curtis
Jefferson City
Sparkman Sees Senate Victory For Housing Bill
Senate leaders report the $6.19 billion housing bill has cleared major obstacles with key votes on amendments. Senator Sparkman, floor manager, says the measure is over the hump and expected to pass after further minor adjustments and a compromise on loan terms and housing program expansion. The vote against Capehart amendments signals a broad coalition support for government loan mechanisms and low interest financing for non profit and affordable housing.
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Washington
Senate
John Sparkmen
D-Ae
Sparkman
Homer E.capenart
R-Ind
Capehart
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
Ircome
Pialgram
Dear Dusty Bell Explains Taxes To Governor
In Topeka a boy Dusty Bell asks Governor Anderson why taxes exist. The governor replies that taxes fund public schools roads police courts and public services and notes adults will pay taxes throughout life.
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Topeka
Kan
Tar
Dusty
Dusty Bell Ot Newton
Harlan Bell
John Anderson
Kennedy Suffers Schwada Named Dean of Faculties in Missouri
Dr W J Schwada, until recently state comptroller and budget director, is named to a new post at the University of Missouri Columbia as dean of faculties. He retains professorship in political science and will work with deans on personnel and budgets. The post parallels a provost role.
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Join W. Schwada
University of Missouri, Columbia
Schwada
Fac ‘Ullies
Tr. Schwada
University
School of Business and Public
Befelye
Une Hl
W. L. Bradshaw
Oklahoma
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
University of Missouri
University of Texas
Missons “Little Hoover
International Business Machines Corp
Schwade
Kennedy injury noted after Hyannis Port trip
The account describes President Kennedy using crutches for two days in Hyannis Port before a Paris trip. Dr Travell diagnosed a lumbar facet strain with no disc rupture or infection. Novocain relief and a brace were used, with expected self resolution despite Kennedy's demanding schedule.
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Vienox
London
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Ravell
Gvid Kennedy
Ottawa
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Travell
Kennedy
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Ell
Footeball
Escapee From Algoa Remains at Large
Virgil Hawking, 22, an escapee from Algoa Reform School, is still at large, reports say. He was serving a three year term for grand larceny and forgery in Ripley County, slipped away from a farm work detail around 11 40 a m, on Wednesday, whereabouts unknown between the farm and the Missouri River Bridge south end. Hawkinshore listed as Pocahontas Arkansas.
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Algoa
Virgil Hawking
Highway Patrol
Hawkins
Ripley
Missouri River Bridge
Hawkinshore
Six Inmates Waive Hearing on Escape
Six inmates waived preliminary hearings in a magistrate court on charges of felonious escape. Bound over to circuit court were Jim Puckett, Alvin Bloelon, Donnie Ellingsworth, Larry Elsey, and Don D. Cox, charged with escape on May 6. Harald W. Hayes is charged with escape on May 28.
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MuMaes
Aigoa Amermediile
Tours
Cirsuit
Jim Puckett
Alvin BL Oe Lon
Donnie Ellingsworth
Larry'' Elsey
Don D. Cox
Harald W. Hayes
Police investigate hit-and-run after Monroe Street collision
Police continued an investigation into a hit-and-run report from Wednesday by Mrs. Orpha McDaniel, 36, of 411 Ridgewood. She said a car turned off Monroe Street toward Tanner Bridge Head, struck her vehicle, and fled. The rear feeder of the McDaniels car was damaged.
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Orpha McDaniel
Ridgewood
Geneva talks focus on ceasefire violations and IC role
United States delegates press to empower the International Control Commission to investigate and halt ceasefire breaches in Laos. They reject separatist calls to discuss political futures, noting Padong’s fall was more moral than military and that anti insurgent forces have strengthened since the May 3 ceasefire while rebels paused advances.
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Lagy
United States
Geneva
Whitt
International Control Commission
Laon
Truce Commission
Det
Padong
Kieng Khovang
Viensiane
Bolivia Opens Leftist Roundup Amid Emergency
AP dispatch reports Bolivia under a state of siege with martial law talk after widespread strikes urged by Communists and other leftists. Passengers from La Paz say President Victoria Eslenova declared emergency following mine disputes. La Paz remained calm as they departed.
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Peri
Bolivia
la Paz
Victoriu Eslenssova
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