Rusk Opens Foreign Aid Arguments
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States must confront Communist aggression at every level from nuclear threats to jungle assassinations as it argues for a $4.8 billion foreign aid program. He warned failure to act could trigger global instability and urged a diversified military posture alongside disarmament aims. Chairman Fulbright emphasized qualified administrators to prevent corruption in aid programs.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate
Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Weather forecast threatens severe storms with hail and winds
A severe weather forecast covers a 120 mile belt from Ottumwa to Chicago with scattered thunderstorms likely and possible hail. Tonight mild with upper 50s temps, high Thursday near 70. Rain totals and temps varied regionally as showers, thundershowers, and calm periods pass through.
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Chicago
Kenosha County
Southport Park
American Motors
West Side
Southport
Ozaukee County Judge Appointed
Gov Gaylord Nelson named Charles Larson of Port Washington as Ozaukee County judge to replace Peter Harras who retires Larson has served as municipal judge since 1957 and was Port Washington mayor 1947 49 He is Marquette University Law School graduate Edward Fromm reappointed to the state Free Library Commission as president of Fromm Brothers Inc Fur farm founder and longtime Wisconsin library leader
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Charles Larson
Port Washington
Ozaukee
Edward Fromm
Hamburg
State Free Library Commission
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Gaylord Nelson
Peter M. Harras
Ozaukee County
Marquette University Law School
Fromm
Fromm Brothers, Inc
Nic olet Hotel Destroyed by Fire in St Ignace
A midnight blaze consumed the Nic olet Hotel in St Ignace Michigan destroying a longtime Straights of Mackinac landmark. The spectacular fire drew hundreds of spectators as smoke and flames lit the waterway and nearby area in a dramatic upper peninsula event.
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Nicolet
Upper Michigan
Mackinac
Trujillo Assassinated Reported. Berlin Pact Sought
White House said Dominican Republic leader Rafael Trujillo was assassinated and travelers reported a tense situation. In Paris Kennedy and De Gaulle announced a general agreement on Berlin strategy. In Madison Republicans elected Sen. Frank Panzer to chair the GOP tax package committee for 1961, then closed the meeting.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Madison
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Psidium Wins 182nd English Derby At Epsom
Psidium a 66 to 1 longshot wins the 182nd Derby in Epsom England with Dicta Drake the French-owned favorite second in a photo finish. Pardue, an American-owned entrant, finishes third. In Boston Council for Bernard Goldfine files motion to withdraw guilty plea to federal tax evasion charges of 790000 dollars. Goldfine once drew headlines for gifts to officials ahead of a planned sentencing by Judge George C. Sweeney.
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England
Psidium
Dicta Drake
Pardue
Boston —I?pl— Council
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
George C. Sweeney
Israeli Frontier Guard Killed Near Mishmar Hayarden
Jerusalem Radio reports a gunfire incident from Syria killed an Israeli frontier guard near the Mishmar Hayarden police post. The shooting occurred across the border with Israel and was confirmed on Tuesday night.
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Israel
UPD
Mishmar Hayarden
South Africa Declares Republic as White Rule Ends British Rule
South Africa became a republic today with celebrations by white Afrikaners in Pretoria and a three day strike by nonwhite leaders. Authorities reported one African killed and two wounded in township protests near Port Elizabeth as armored police moved in.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Africa
Port Elizabeth
Warm Paris Welcome Given to Kennedy
Four day Memorial Day holiday toll tops 457 lives after a 102 hour period. Highway deaths set a new record with 40 boating, 62 drownings and 116 other fatalities totaling 675. Only Hawaii, Delaware and Rhode Island reported no traffic deaths during the period.
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Memorial Day crash claims Kenosha sailor on leave
Robert J. Quilice, 18, of Kenosha died when his motorcycle struck a power pole on Main Street near Menomonee Falls while home on 10 day leave from Kingsville Texas. He was a Navy apprentice and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Quilice. More than a dozen holiday traffic deaths were reported in Wisconsin.
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Menomonee Falls
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Paul Quilice
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Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Tex
Main St
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Texas
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Mary D. Bradford High School
Navy
San Diego
Calif
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Catholic Youth Organization
Roy Anthony
Marilee
Rosemary
Klan Violence Tie Sought in Federal Case in Alabama
The Justice Department presses to tie the Ku Klux Klan to mob violence against Freedom Riders in Anniston Birmingham and Montgomery as a federal hearing seeks to extend an injunction and force police protection for interstate travelers. Contempt cited as witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment during testimony before Judge Frank M Johnson Jr. The day also covers sit-in convictions in Montgomery and ongoing Freedom Rider actions across Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
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U.S. Dist
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Charles D. Price
Southern Bell Telephone Co
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Charles Billups
Jackson
Miss
Miami
Charleston
S. C
Greyhound
Columbia
Coney Island Amusement Park
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kennedy De Gaulle talks open European policy summit
President Kennedy began talks with French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris as Berlin tensions loom with Khrushchev set to meet Kennedy in Vienna. A 101 gun salute marked Kennedy arrival while Wisconsin fires charred thousands of acres, blamed on discarded cigarettes. The leaders pledged Western unity and strong defense cooperation amid global crisis.
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Elysee Palace
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New York
Wisconsin
North Woods
Spooner
Oconto County
Nicolet National Forest
Mountain
Lakewood
Laona
Three Lakes
France
West
New Step Aims to Halt Fighting in Southeast Asia
The East West conference approved a plan by the India Canada Poland control commission to dispatch truce teams to Padong Tchepone Phalane Moung Phing Sepane areas in Laos. The move follows US calls to end Communist ceasefire violations as talks resume after a week’s recess.
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Control Commission of
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Canada
Poland
Laos
Padong
Vientiane
Tchepone
Phalane- Moung Phing-Sepane
United States
British Accuse Soviets of Blocking Geneva Talks
Britain formally accuses the Soviet Union of blocking Geneva talks to halt the nuclear arms race. Sir Michael Wright, British delegate, says the British government feels intense regret over the Soviet attitude during the stalled three power test ban discussions.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
President Youlou to Visit United States June 8 10
The White House announced that Fulbert Youlou president of the Republic of the Congo will make an informal visit to the United States from June 8 to June 10.
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Washington
WAPD
Fulbert Youlou
Republic of the Congo
United States
White House
Jackie Kennedy Leads Paris Welcome For State Visit
Two heads of state watched as Jacqueline Kennedy arrived at Orly and Quai dOrsay for a Paris state visit. French crowds cheered La belle Jackie as de Gaulle and Kennedy greeted her on the terrace, noting her yellow dress and Cassini designs as part of the ambassadress of American fashion.
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UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Elysee Palace
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Quai d'Orsay
DeGaulle
Kennedy
the Elysee Palace
Mrs. Kennedy
Mme. de Gaulle
ALPA Wins Seventh Straight Airline Flight Attendant Election
The Air Line Pilots Association announced it won its seventh consecutive bargaining representation election for Capital Air Lines flight attendants. The vote was 315 to 5 in favor of ALPA over the rival Air Line Steward and Stewardess Association.
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UPI
Air Line Pilots Association
Pilots’ Union
Capital Airlines
ALPA
Steward and Stewardess Association
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