United States Pledges 1 Billion for Alliance Aid
In Punta del Este Uruguay UPI reports the United States pledges 1 billion dollars in emergency aid to the alliance for progress to support immediate funds by end of next March and rapid action on crash spending requests. Cuba's stance and Castro's future role loom as the final declaration nears signing Wednesday along with the final machinery for the 201 billion Marshall Plan for Latin America.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
United States
Alliance For Progress
U. S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Latin America
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Clues Scarce in Sex Slayings Near Carlsbad
Authorities hunted a sex killer after two teenage girls Mattie Restine 15 and Patty Sue Pritz 14 were found slain in a ranch pasture 12 miles northwest of Carlsbad New Mexico. Both murdered by gunshot and battered injuries with possible rape in question.
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Carlsbad
N. Mi
UPI
Mattie Restine
Pete Restine
Patty Sue Pritz
Cullen Davidson
Peace
Richard I. Floyd
Patty Sue
A. J. Smith
Pritz
Weather forecast for TreCbles Airport Kansasport and vicinity
Fair and cool tonight with a low in the middle 40s. Tuesday expected to be generally fair and a touch warmer with highs in the low 50s. Wednesday partly cloudy and warm with a chance of widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Previous high and low readings not fully clear due to garbled text.
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TreCbles
Kanasport
Border clash fears as Reds seal Brandenburg Gate
West Berliners clash with Communist troops as the East closes the Brandenburg Gate border crossing. Tear gas fired. soldiers and police enforce a 100 yard zone with tanks present. Refugees continue crossing from East to West amid tightened communications and gunfire warnings.
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Joseph B. Fleming
Berlin
UPI
West
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
of Berlin
East Berlin
Free West Berlin
Tensions ease as hijacked Electra and patrol boat return
The United States expects slight easing of Cuba tensions as Eastern Airlines Electra hijacked from Miami is returned from Havana and Cuban patrol boat SV 8 is sent back to Cuba. State Department notes no swap and cites international law.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Cuba
Havana
State Department
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
Department
Joseph Reap
Key West
Fla
Congress
Fidel Castro
Castro
East Berlin closes gate amid West Berlin protests
West Berlin protesters clash with authorities as East German officials close the Brandenburg gate temporarily amid Western provocations. President Kennedy returns to Washington as West German parliament members rush to Berlin to assess possible emergency moves.
Robbery Targets The Card Players At Ven drome Pavilion
Thieves escaped with a major art theft at the Ven drome Pavilion taking eight Paul Cezanne works including The Card Players and other noted pieces from the Louvre loan. Police reported gunmen overpowered bystanders as a guard change occurred before dawn.
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Drome Pavilion
Paul Cezanne
Madarionae
Louvre
Paris
Keyrie Tower
Marie
Marie Cezanne
Japan rejects Soviet oil pact proposal
In Tokyo, Trade and Industry Minister Eisa ku Sato declined a ten year Soviet offer in a meeting with Anastas Mikoyan. The proposal linked oil coal and iron ore sales to a long term trade pact, while Mikoyan urged Nahotska pipeline expansion and pressed broader trade talk amid Japan U.S. treaty tensions.
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Tokyo
UPIS
Japan
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Russia
Trade and Industry
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Soviet Union
Nahotska
Sea of Japan
Zentaro Kosaka
Kosaka
Missing mother mystery haunts Kingsport store incident
Kingsport police and juvenile authorities pursue a probe after a young woman abandoned her three week old daughter at an auto parts store. The baby was placed in the lap of 22 year old Bob Harrigan as a flowered skirted woman fled. A Battle Creek man reported a possible link to his sister in law and more calls came in over the weekend. The infant is housed at the Kingsport Juvenile Receiving Home.
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Kingsport
Bob Harrigan
Brady Lane
Battle Creek
Mich
Lane
Congress Debates Foreign Aid and Loan Authority
In Washington, Congress opened debates on President Kennedy's foreign aid program with House and Senate actions expected by week’s end. Liberal Republicans pressed for more congressional control over long term loan authority, seeking an advance review on loans over ten million dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Ito
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Kenneth B. Kealing
R-N.y
GOP
Congressional Appropriations and
Foreign Policy Committees
Local Woman Identified As Wreck Victim
A two car head on collision on a bridge near Envin left Nell Osborne 42 of Kingsport dead. Passenger Joe Cohen Norton 33 from Anderson South Carolina also died. Osborne's daughters and multiple relatives survive. Funeral set for Bond s Methodist Church Coburn Virginia.
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Envin
Nell Osborne
Lyon St
Kingsport
T. D. Seymour
U. S. 1923
George Logan
Joe Cohen Norton
Anderson
S. C
Osborne
Oshborne
Kertucky
Mary Hale Henderson
A. ML. Henderson
Fay Justus
Janet Osborne
Kenneth
Gerald
Eddie
Stevie Osborne
Coeburn
Navie Colter
Aaron Collier
Lee Collier
Wise
Myrtle Dingus
Richmond
Lee
Murray
Shannon Eaton
Admiral
Lester Henderson
Jenkins
Bond's Methodist Church
Coburn
Ben Powers
Wade Powers
Rose Family Cemetery
Carter- Clarion Funeral Home
Disarmament Plan Slated by U S Adviser McCloy
John J McCloy said the United States is crafting a far reaching disarmament plan to be ready this fall. He appeared on Meet the Press saying details would be premature and that China would be involved in any drastic disarmament plan.
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New York
John J McCloy
Kennedy
United States
McCloy
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Soviet Union
China
Street Scene Reports Busy Cherokees and Center Street Pedestrians
A mother on Cherokee Street wrangles three children and two dogs while a Center Street group heads to work discuss a temperature drop. Near Broad Street a young woman asks for help zipping her dress as another helps, both seeking privacy outside a storefront.
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Cherokee Street
Wow Oy Group
Center Street
Wow Oy Young Wowan
Broad Street
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Red Crackdown Draws U S Protest
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk denounce East German Red measures restricting travel between East and West Berlin. U S officials plan protests through channels while coordinating with Britain and France. The move triggers tense Berlin conditions and reflects failures of communism in East Germany.
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Washington
Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
East
Russia
Germany
State Department
Rusky
Soviet Union
White House
Thompson
Hyannis Port
Mass
Rusk
Paris
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Damaged Jets Land Safely Near California Base
Two damaged jets a bomber and a tanker circled off the California coast for 20 tense minutes after a collision. They debated ditching 50 miles offshore or landing at Mather Air Force Base before both aircraft landed safely with no injuries. Col. Merrill N. Moore said the B52 and KC tanker tangled and declined to confirm nuclear weapons aboard.
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Sacramento
Calif
Pacific
Air Force Brass
Mather Air Force Base
Here
Mather
Merrill N. Moore
Moore
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