Truce Team Starts Laos Mission Amid Ceasefire Talks
Twenty one representatives from India Canada Poland arrive in Vientiane to pressure royal government and Pathet Lao toward immediate contact and a verified cease-fire. The mission splits with another group to Xieng Khouang as the stalled talks struggle over site choices and armistice details.
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Vientiane
Laos
Laotian Truce Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Saigon
Viet Nam
Xieng Khouang
Red Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Semar Sen
Control Commission For
International Commission For
Weather Outlook for Kenosha Clouds and Cool Highs
The forecast calls for cloudy and cooler conditions over Kenosha tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the mid-40s with highs Tuesday between 50 and 56 degrees. At noon the Southport park thermometer showed 61, down one degree from today’s high. 66 reading at downtown and the American Motors plant.
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Weather Bureau
Kenosha
Southport Park
Mercury
West Side
American Motors
Southport
French Navy Ships Anchor Off Algiers Before De Gaulle Speech
Powerful units of the French Mediterranean fleet, including the carrier Lafayette and cruiser De Grasse with four escorts, anchored outside Algiers a few hours before President Charles De Gaulle planned a nationwide broadcast. The ships had sailed from Toulon yesterday.
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Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Lafayette
de Grasse
Toulon
Nolting Arrives in Saigon to Back South Viet Nam
New U S ambassador Frederick E Nolting Jr lands in Saigon with assurances of American determination to support the independence and integrity of South Viet Nam against Communist threats.
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South Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam—i
U.S
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Kennedy says Cuba story not yet ended before broadcasters
President Kennedy told the National Association of Broadcasters that despite recent reverses for freedom forces in Cuba the overall story is not finished. He urged continued support for U S policy toward Cuba and freedom movements.
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Washington
Kennedy
Forces of Freedom
Cuba
National Association of Broadcasters
Newspaper closed in Kathmandu over criticism of minister
The Nepal government shut the Daily Nepal for its critical coverage of speeches by National Guidance Minister V. B. Thapa. Authorities cited alleged publication violations and ordered cessation of operations. The move draws protests from press advocates who call it an attack on press freedom.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Daily
V. B. Thapa
Mid-America Tornadoes and Floods Strike Broad Region
Violent storms unleashed a series of tornadoes and flash floods across eight states, killing at least 29 and injuring nearly 100. Arkansas towns Midway and Summitt endured major damage. martial law was declared in Harrison as Crooked Creek flooded streets. Red Cross prepared aid for about 1,000 families across Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma Illinois and Kansas.
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Mid-Continent
Plano
Tex
Dallas
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Harrison
Midway
Whiteville
Clarkridge
Pindall
Summitt
Oil Trough
Yellville
Orval E. Faubus
Crooked Creek
Dene Q O. Hester
Sugar Creek
Springdale
South Fork
Kansas City
Stamford
Texas
Madisonville
Professor Brown to Retire with Emeritus Status
Professor Ray Andres Brown of the University of Wisconsin Law School, a 38 year member, will retire in June with emeritus status. He is recognized as an expert in property and taxation law.
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Madison
Ray Andres Brown
University of Wisconsin Law School
Brown
Elizabeth and Philip Draw Warm Italian Welcome
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip sparked wide Italian enthusiasm from Cagliari to Venice as crowds lined the streets and canals. Italians, fond of monarchy, welcomed the couple during their 11 day Italian tour with little official program, resting at Queen Helen of Romania’s villa before brief stops in Milan and Turin.
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Prince Philip
Pippo
Philip
Filippo
Cagliari
Sardinia
Rome
Venice
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Murano
Burano
Italy
Helen of Romania
Milan
Turin
London
Tragic Bristol Tractor Crash Kills Six-Year-Old
A Bristol boy died when a tractor overturned on a farm near Dutch Gap canal. Darrell Hatcher, 6, was crushed under the seat as Daniel Gomaz, 13, drove the machine. Coroner Edward Wavro said he died instantly from a severe skull fracture. He was survived by his parents Louis and [illegible] Hatcher and two brothers.
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Darrell Hatcher
Louis Hatcher
Rt. 1
Box 116
Edward Wavro
John Gomaz
Hatcher
Gomaz
Spring Valley Country Club
County Trunk C
Daniel
Ronald Timm
Lake George
Dutch Gap Canal
Timm
Darrell
James Marshall
Robert Wallace
Frank Odar
Sheriff's Department
Maryville
Tenn
Bobbie
Ronald
Menasha Woman Burned to Death
A 22 year old woman, Carol Stoegbauer, died of second and third degree burns after a fire in her apartment above the Independent TV Appliance and Paint Store in Menasha Wisconsin. The blaze began around 5 30 am and cause is not determined. Considerable damage occurred to the building and adjacent structures.
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Menasha
Wis
Carol Stoegbauer
Ed Heim
Miss Stoegbauer
Heim
Kenosha Battles Over Sheridan Rd Parking Pact
A lawsuit filed in Circuit Court challenges any city state agreement to ban parking on Sheridan Road after widening. Plaintiffs Gaspar Turk and Walde mar Bose name the city Mayor Hammond City Clerk Sawicki and the three state highway commissioners as defendants. The case tests whether the state can compel a parking ban on a city street.
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Kenosha
State Highway Commission
Sheridan Rd
John Bruzas
Sheridan Rd. Advancement Association
Bruzas
52Nd St
Highway Commission
Gaspar Turk
45Th St
Waldemar Bose
Eugene R. Hammond
Joseph Sawicki
Turk
Kenoshans
Madison
Willi
Tragic Madison Fire Kills Three Girls at Wedding Party
An open door and draft from a burst wedding party home in Madison led to a fatal blaze. Three girls Ann Thompson 15 Susan Chute 3 and Patricia Pierce 14 died from smoke and heat after fire started in a living room chair. four others escaped. Witnesses reported melted aluminum storm door and scorched lawn as the house filled with smoke.
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Madison
William Chute
Ann Thompson
Susan Chute
Patricia Pierce
Thompson
Pierce
Chute
Kennedy Hosts Space Hero Shepard Return Parade
President Kennedy and Congress honored Alan B. Shepard Jr. with a White House ceremony and a Capitol reception. Police estimated 250000 at the Capitol crowd as Shepard pledged to share space feats with fellow astronauts.
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Shepard
The
Capitol
Kennedy
White House
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Senate
House
Pentagon
Washington
Space Capsule Films Reveal Data From Shepard Flight
Cameras in Alan B Shepard Jr.’s capsule captured a famous view of the earth, pilot reactions, and instrument panel lighting. Color negatives yielded detailed images, including the eastern U S coastline from 90 to 100 miles up and a drogue parachute jettison event.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Alan B Shepard Jr
Shepard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Florida
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Shepard Holds His First News Session
Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard said the flight making him America's first spaceman should spur further space exploration. He praised the open nature of the mission, noted a cautious pace for future timing, and recalled guiding the craft and reentry during the successful flight.
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Shepard
Washington
Cmdr
Alan B. Shepard
America
Indian Air Force C47 Crashes Killing Four Crewmembers
An Indian Air Force C47 aircraft crashed Sunday night during a flight from Hyderabad to Bombay, killing all four crew members aboard.
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Madras
India
Indian Air Force
Hyderabad
Bombay
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