China Accuses Russians of Sinkiang Subversion
The Peking regime charges Soviet authorities with subverting Ili district in Sinkiang to gain control of the uranium rich province and luring tens of thousands of Chinese into the USSR. It cites 1958 demands by Khrushchev and ongoing repatriation refusals as unresolved.
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Tokyo
Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Soviet
Ili
Russia
Communist Party of the
CPSU
Rabinovitz Nominated for Wisconsin Judge Job
President Kennedy sent the nomination of David Rabinovitz to the Senate to fill the western district seat in Wisconsin. The Sheboygan lawyer plans to convene attorneys to reduce a backlog of 164 civil and 18 criminal cases once confirmed and will move to Madison to work hard to clear the docket.
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Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Senate
Kennedy
Patrick T. Stone
Rabinovitz
Madison
Two U S Senators Demand U S Action on Diem Regime
Washington AP reports two U S senators urge firm U S pressure for reforms in South Viet Nam as Washington pursues policy changes despite the failure to oust Ngo Dinh Nhu.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem and Nhu defend positions amid Buddhist crisis
In Saigon, Nhu and President Diem express public confidence in their security amid Buddhist temple attacks and arrests. Kennedy says Saigon government is out of touch, while Washington weighs policy and potential changes. U S support remains, but reforms are urged to win the war against the Viet Cong.
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Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Washington
Diem
Associated Press
Viet Nam
United States
Secret Police
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Aiken predicts defeat of Cuban reservation
Senator George D. Aiken warned that Goldwater’s Cuban reservation to delay the nuclear test ban treaty aims to kill the pact. He said the majority will back ratification, with fewer than a third of Republicans supporting Goldwater, as critics called the move a political bid and dangerous to the treaty. See TREATY, Page 2.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Averell Harriman
Mansfield
Humphrey
United States
Harriman
Economic Club of
Detroit
U.S
Berlin
Healy Aaron Appointed Rail Panel Chair Seward Named Chairman
Aaron Healy appointed to a seven member railroad arbitration panel as chairman. Ralph T. Seward named head of the panel to resolve labor disputes involving 32 000 firemen and train crews. The group includes university professors James J. Healy and Benjamin Healy Aaron along with railroad and union representatives.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomodent
Kennedy
R. H. McDonald
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Pute
Ralph T. Seward
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Seward
Congress
James J. Healy
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Benjamin Healy Aaron
Institute of Industrial Relations
University of California At
Los Angeles
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Guy W. Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. E. Gilbert
Notable Umpire Seward and Arbitrator Healy Named Figures
Under a timetable from legislation, hearings must start within 30 days and a decision issued within 90 days. The binding arbitration award takes effect 60 days after filing and lasts two years. Seward and Healy have long histories as impartial arbitrators in major industrial disputes and public service boards, with roles in World War II era labor boards and Taft Hartley inquiries.
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Seward
Georgetown
Bethlehem Steel Co
Aflcio United Steelworkers Union
International Harvester Co
United Farm Equipment
Taft- Hartley Board of Inquiry
Aaron
Wage Stabilization Board
National Labor Board
National Academy of Arbitrators
Office of Automation and Manpower
U.S. Labor Department
Arbitration Board
U S Plane Missing On Laos Relief Trip
An Air America C46 transport vanished during a relief mission in southern Laos with three Americans and three Laotians aboard. A U S spokesman said search efforts were unsuccessful and names of the crew were not released. The plane operated under a U S aid contract for the Laotian government.
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Vientiane, Laos
Air America
Laos
U.S
Car careening through porch injures two children in Missoula
In Missoula Montana a car plowed through a sleeping porch injuring two children aged 2 and 5. The vehicle driven by 18 year old Jerry M Woodworth hit the porch and then crashed into the Pelayo family car. The children were hospitalized for observation while mattresses aided their survival. Woodworth was cited for reckless driving.
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Missoula
Mont
Alvin Pelayo
Jerry M. Woodworth
Pelayo
Woodworth
Drop In Traffic Fines Threatens Minneapolis Budget
Minneapolis faces a potential financial squeeze as traffic fine revenue plunges by an estimated 600000. Municipal Court clerk Arthur Anderson told the ways and means committee that an order barring arrests without witnessed violations reduced collections, forecasting a 250000 drop this year and 350000 next year. Police Chief E I Walling said the order aimed to curb false arrest suits, while aldermen already faced a 200000 revenue cut from lower city valuations.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Anderson
Ways and Means Committee
E. I. Walling
Anderson
Mothers Defy Wallace and March Children to School
In Huntsville Alabama a group of mothers defied Governor Wallace and state troopers by marching their children into East Clinton Grammar School closed for integration. Troopers briefly barred entry at Fifth Avenue and Rison Junior High, while FBI agents observed the Hereford and Brewton families. The governor’s order for closures affected four schools, with minimal clashes and calls for continued delay.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
Aba
East Clinton Grammar School
Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue School
S. W. Hereford IV
Wallace
Alabama
Council
Rison Junior High
Birminghams
South
Rison
Kennedy and King Stand Bareheaded in Rain
Washington AP report notes Afghan King Mohammed Zahir Shah and President Kennedy walked without umbrellas on the White House lawn during welcoming ceremonies. An aide said the tradition requires nothing over the head on ceremonial occasions, and Kennedy reportedly dislikes umbrellas.
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Washington
Mohammed Zahir Shah
White House
Angier Biddle Duke
Kennedy
Move To Cut Off Aid Funds In Viet Nam Crisis
Senator Frank Church warned he may propose halting all U S aid to South Viet Nam unless drastic reforms are made by Ngo Dinh Diem The two hour Senate briefing led by Roger Hilsman exposed Senate concerns over U S advisers and a deteriorating Diem regime amid Buddhist suppression and calls for tough action by lawmakers including potential withdrawal measures
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Washington
Frank Church
South Viet Nam
Ngo
Dinh Diem
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roger Hilsman
Frank Carson
Hilsman
Amer
Ican
Church
Sympathetic Review Promised for MURA Atom Smasher Plan
President Kennedy's science adviser pledged that the 150 million dollar MURA atom smasher proposal for Stoughton Wisconsin will receive sympathetic review in budget planning. Senator Gaylord Nelson and 15 Midwest colleagues urged funding, noting the accelerator's scientific and regional economic impact.
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Washington
Kennedy
Stoughton
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Nelson
Midwestern Universities Research Association
Jerome B. Wiesner
Midwest
Wiesner
MURA
Long Trip Ends For Mrs Johnson After Detour
Mrs Marie Johnson 83 arrives at Austin Straubel Airport Green Bay greeted by son John and grandson after missing her stop in Chicago en route from New Mexico. She spent the night in New York City due to the layover, the AP Wirephoto reports.
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Marie Johnson
John
Austin Straubel
Green Bay
Marinette County
Chicago
New Mexico
New York City
Senators Press For South Viet Nam Reform Resolution
Church warned that world shock and indignation rise if South Viet Nam policy does not change and suggested a resolution serving notice the government cannot rely on U S aid without drastic reforms. Carlson signaled support if drastic changes occur. Lausche endorsed Kennedy’s call for policy and personnel changes.
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Church
United States
Tl Am
South Viet Nam
Carlson
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Kennedy
Man Assaulted 2 City Residents in La Crosse Basement
La Crosse police report a man aged 20 to 21 assaulted Mr. and Mrs. Gullikson of 1725 Pine St early Wednesday after entering the basement. Mrs. Gullikson was struck and the man fled. both victims sustained facial injuries and were treated at Grandview Hospital. Two suspects have been questioned.
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Northbrook
Ill
Glenview Naval Air Station
Robert M. Gullikson
Pine St
Gullikson
la Crosse
Asst
Aaron Sanford
Sanford
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Democratic Party
United Auto Workers
Long Kohler Co
James Doyle
Jack de Witt
Robert Dean
Wausau
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
William Proxmire
Stern U.S
By John M. Hightower
Ernest B. Vaccaro
King
UPI Telephoto
Ralpht, Seward
Mrs. Gullikson
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