Claims on President's Time Said Enormous
Washington reports that President Kennedy's daily visitor list is vastly incomplete with an unannounced eighty percent of meetings. Appointments secretary P Kenneth O'Donnell says many visitors include congressmen and cabinet aides. The side door ban by Press Secretary Salinger hides guests from cameras, despite past practice during wars and crises.
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Cuban airliner returns body of student to U S
A Cubana Britannia airliner carried the body of Hector Warren Hill from Santiago Cuba to Key West Florida after he drowned during a private trip to Cuba. Hill, 29, of Brooklyn, was among 59 Americans invited by the Cuban government in defiance of a State Department travel ban. The casket cost about 4008 dollars. Hill’s widow said he loved travel and painting island scenes.
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Reverses Decision in 70500 Suit Over Las Vegas Contract
The Nevada Supreme Court reversed a Clark County ruling in a 70500 land sale contract dispute. Pat Pravorne sued Wayne and Louise McLeod to compel specific performance. The court found Pravorne's signed agreement constituted an unconditional acceptance, sending the case back for judgment in his favor.
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Civil Rights Council Unites Seven Groups Into CUCRL
In New York seven major anti segregation groups create the Council for United Civil Rights Leadership to coordinate a broader civil rights push. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP says CUCRL is in formative stage and leaders will meet every 10 days or two weeks to build its skeleton machine.
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Pro Chinese Trend Gains Among Western European Communists
The 1962 report notes rising sympathy for Peiping within Western European communist groups, sparking splits in Belgium and Norway and stirring murmurs in the Dutch and Spanish circulations. Italy remains a strong Khrushchevian stronghold, with its electoral gains cited as support for Moscow's line.
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