Kennedy Calls Security Talks With Nation Leaders
President Kennedy summoned a surprise luncheon meeting of top national security advisers and congressional leaders to discuss Berlin and other issues. He had just recovered from a virus and walked with minimal limp, signaling strong recovery while planning to split time between the White House and his office.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
White House
Janet Travell
Travell
UPI
Wisconsin 32nd Division May Train at Camp Ripley in 1962
Adj. Gen. Ralph J. Olson proposed moving the 32nd National Guard Division’s 1962 summer training from Camp McCoy to Camp Ripley Minnesota to avoid over familiarity with McCoy. The 32nd trained at Ripley in 1951 1952 and 1953. Some lawmakers urged keeping McCoy for economic reasons, while Olson tied the move to finding a replacement training site. The Red Arrow Division ends its McCoy encampment Saturday with a new flag noting 144 battles.
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Ralph J. Olson
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
Camp McCoy
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Olson
McCoy
32Nd Division
National Guard
Kyle Kenyon
Tomah
M. J. Peterson
Black River Falls
Louis Romell
Adams
Red Arrow
2 A M Tavern Closing Rejected By Council
La Crosse proposed 2 a.m. tavern closing was rejected 4-1 by the Judiciary and Administration Committee after a public hearing. Council will revisit the issue Monday as business groups argue late hours boost tourism and jobs while ministers and residents warn of social costs.
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Common Council
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Robert Joanis
la Crosse Tavern League
James C. Holmlund
la Crosse Area
Holmlund
LaVerne Lewis
The
United Church Women
Tavern League
Floyd Harbold
First Baptist Church
Joanis
Harold Lee
Ministerial Association
Helstad, Storck
Nerby
Lemke
Kennedy Housing Bill Passes Congress With Broad Support
President Kennedy won major housing gains as the House advanced a multibillion dollar bill nearly matching the Senate. The measure includes about 100,000 new public housing units, expanded FHA insurance for home improvements, urban renewal funds, loans for community facilities and dormitories, plus elderly housing aid.
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Kennedy
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Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Spy leaves U S diplomat departs amid espionage case
Miroslav Nacvalac, a 39-year-old Czechoslovak diplomat accused as Prague's top spy in America, flew to Paris and Prague. The United States stripped him of immunity and threatened deportation if he stayed, signaling a tougher stance than earlier. The incident could resume at the United Nations General Assembly in the fall with Communist involvement anticipated.
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N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Miroslav Nacvalac
United States
America
Paris
Prague
Adlai Stevenson's Latin America trip scorecard
AP chief U.N. correspondent Max Harrelsong notes Stevenson’s 16,500 mile swing aims to show Kennedy’s focus on hemispheric issues and to promote the alliance for progress to raise Latin American living standards. The article frames the trip as a test of U.S. commitment and leadership in the region.
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U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Max Harrelson
Ap’s
Max Harrelsoy
Washington
Stevenson Sees Mixed Results From Latin America Tour
The report notes Stevenson’s praised selling of the Kennedy alliance for progress in Uruguay but cautions that Latin American leaders showed timidity toward a joint anti-Communist program. He found rising communist subversion and economic/political deterioration, while public reception of him and the United States was generally warm.
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Alliance For Progress Plan
Latin America
Stevenson
Alliance For Progress
Fidel Castro
United States
Western allies plan to strengthen defenses in Europe
Western officials plan a quiet, increased readiness of Atlantic alliance forces in Europe to deter Soviet pressure over Berlin. State Department and allies monitor Khrushchev's tougher rhetoric while awaiting Paris and London guidance on a U S reply to the Soviet note.
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Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
West Berlin
Atlantic Alliance
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Evelyn Shuckberg
British Foreign Office
Jean Lalois
State Department
Paris
London
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Castro rejects tractor deal while offering partial exchange
Fidel Castro rejects the Tractors for Freedom Committee offer and says he will send a delegation of captured rebels to the United States to explain his position. He accuses the committee of lying and outlines alternative proposals including a man-for-man swap and the exchange of leaders for listed prisoners.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States
Havana Radio
Castro
Cuba
Havana
Puerto Rico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Spain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Girl Lifeguard Saves Man And His Son In California Pool
Morgan Hill California AP report says a girl lifeguard rescued a man from drowning in a pool and then saved his four year old son. Betty Perucca 18 administered artificial respiration to Harold Cardoza 40. Both victims suffered no ill effects.
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Calif
Betty Perucca
Harold Cardoza
San Jose
Cardoza
Donald
Kennedy Defense Plan Moves Through House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 42.7 billion defense bill for the next fiscal year, nearly as President Kennedy requested. The plan expands Polaris submarines, bombers, missiles, and forces, with a recorded cut of 6.2 million despite a 2.4 billion rise from the current year. The committee warned of a worsening world situation and asserted U S military strength relative to the Soviet Union.
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Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
George Mahon
D-Tex
United States
Unon
$600000 Willed To Chandler Daughters
Jeff Chandler's will carbon copy filed in Los Angeles Superior Court leaves more than $600000 in trust for his two daughters Jamie and Dana. Original document dated June 9 1959 not found. court asked to recognize the copy. No provision for ex wife Marjorie who received a divorce settlement. daughters live with her. Chandler died June 17 at age 42 after back operation complications.
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Los Angeles
Jeff Chandler
Chandler
Marjorie
Jamie
Dana
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