World Food Congress Opens in Washington
Delegates from over 100 nations gather in Washington for a two week World Food Congress to seek methods to end hunger. President Kennedy and UN Secretary General Thant to address the opening session. FAO chief B R Sen warns that food production in developing nations must rise three to four fold by 2000 as global population doubles. Pope John XXIII is praised for aiding the hunger campaign. A plaque founding FAO will be presented by Judge Marvin Jones at Hot Springs.
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U. S. Court of Claims
Jones
Congress
Hot Line Talks Resume Between U S and Soviet Union
Western sources report renewed US Soviet talks on the hot line communications link. They note progress from 17 meetings and plans to raise sessions to four per week. An April 7 agreement under the disarmament conference frames the effort to cut accident risk. The next talks are set for Wednesday.
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Tshombe faces charges in Congo secession plot
Katanga's Moise Tshombe vows to return to Elisabethville to answer Central Government charges of a new secession plot and accuses Resident Minister Joseph Ileo of planning his murder. He says the plot exists only in Ileo's imagination and expects to return after settling Lunda chieftainship.
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Nasser Meets Soviet Editor in Cairo Talks
President Gamal Abdel Nasser met with Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei in Cairo yesterday. The government announcement gave no substance of the talks. Adzhubei is Nikita Khrushchev's son in law and editor of Izvestia.
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Izvestia
Race Driver Fined After Memorial Day 500 Finish
Portland Indiana police arrested Jim McElreath after the Memorial Day 500 mile race for feeding on a state highway. He paid a 17.75 dollar fine and was released.
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Ancientage Distilling Co. Frankfort Bourbon Label
A label for Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whisky from Ancientage Distilling Co in Frankfort, Kentucky. Product name emphasizes aged whiskey and origin, reflecting a historical advert or packaging line. The text notes Frankfort as the distillery city and references Kentucky bourbon.
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Italy urges faster Britain entry into European Market
In Paris Edgardo Martino secretary of state for foreign affairs told the WEU assembly that Britain's admission to the European Common Market should be speeded up despite Charles de Gaulle veto. He argued entry would aid European integration in foreign policy culture and defense and spoke for the WEU council of ministers whose ministers have not met since 1962.
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Europe
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Move to Avert Rail Strike Potential Talks Continue
Labor Secretary Wirtz said negotiations to prevent a nationwide railroad strike over work rules were not advancing toward a successful conclusion. A walkout is threatened after midnight June 11, with daily sessions agreed to to push for agreement on rule changes affecting rail workers. Wirtz stressed no message from President Kennedy and no deadline was discussed.
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Hoffa Faces New Fraud Indictment
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicted James R. Hoffa and seven others on 28 counts for fraudulently obtaining 29 million dollars in loans from the Central States Teamsters pension fund and for diverting more than 11 million for personal benefit. The case flags loans approved via deceit in meetings and phone calls.
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Minneapolis
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George Burris
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Herbert R. Burris
Samuel Hyman
Key West
Fla
Calvin Kovens
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Southwest Areas
Nixon Starts Work at New York Law Firm
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon began work at the law firm Mudge, Stern, Baldwin and Todd in New York. He has established residence in Manhattan and will seek admission to practice in New York after a six month waiting period.
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