FBI Probes Pentagon Secrets Leak Amid Berlin Crisis
The FBI is investigating a leak of highly classified Pentagon information. The White House says News Secretary Pierre Salinger announced the probe but gave few details. A Chicago Sun-Times report linked Kennedy to uncovering how a national publication obtained the secret plans for Berlin. Newsweek denied handling any classified material.
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Pentagon
White House
News
Pierre Salinger
Chicago Sun-Times
Kennedy
Berlin
B. Ross
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sun-Times
Joint Chiefs
Sun-Times Dispatch
Acreage Allotments Set for 1961 Feed Grain Participants
Douglas County farmers in the 1961 feed grain program have permitted acres for corn and grain sorghum based on their farm base minus the 1961 diversion. County workers will visit farms to measure acreage as part of compliance and yield checks. Barley price support for 1961 is set at $1.00 per bushel in Douglas County, with discounts by grade and quality.
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David V. Noe
Douglas County
Noe
Maria Schell Builds Queenly Chateau In Bavaria
AP writer Bob Thomas visits Maria Schell at her Bavarian estate. The German residence suits her, mixing aristocratic setting with art and views of the Inn River. She explains she lives in Germany for stimulation and that Hollywood trips were for work, not glamour.
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Germany
Maria Schell
Schell
Miss Schell
Inn
Switzerland
Hollywood
Heartbroken Mother Comments on Teens In Murders Case
In Hutchinson Kansas the mother of George York expresses grief and offers to talk with affected families as her son and James Latham face trial in September for the Oakley Kansas slayings. The York family and Rev J B Davis visited the state reformatory after traveling from their Florida hometown.
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Kan
George York
Assembly of God Church
Jacksonville
Fla
York
James Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Sharon Springs
Otto Ziegler
Union Pacific
Oakley
Yorks
Motor Death Toll Behind 1960 Pace
The National Safety Council reports 13 940 motor fatalities in Jan May 1961, just under 13 960 in the same period of 1960. May highway deaths totaled 3 160, a 0.5 percent drop, with Los Angeles recording the best rate among cities over one million and Chicago and Detroit following.
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National Safety Council
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Council
Los Angeles
Detroit
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Fort Worth
Wichita
Topeka
South Bend
Ind
Allentown
G Men Raid Gamblers Across Nation
IRS agents conducted nationwide raids arresting 106 in 19 cities. Over $90,000 in cash and 12 cars seized as authorities target horse race bookmakers and lottery operators.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Fulbright warns against unilateral US military intervention abroad
Senator J. W. Fulbright voices strong warning against oversea military commitments to counter communism. He argues such actions risk alienating Latin America and Africa and cautions the United States cannot guarantee borders of neutral nations from subversion. Berlin crisis receives less emphasis in a Cuba focused address.
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Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Cuba
Berlin
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Laos
American Legion Chief Warns of War by Year End
National Commander William R. Burke told about 7,000 California Legion delegates at the 43rd annual convention in Long Beach that war could erupt by year’s end if Khrushchev’s Berlin bluff holds. He urged readiness and even action against Castro and communism to ensure U.S. survival.
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Long Beach
Calif
William R. Burke
American Legion
Khrushchev
Berlin
California
Department of the Legion
United States
Castro
Reds Win 12th Straight Against Phillies This Spring
The Cincinnati Reds extended their spring winning streak to 12 games by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies. The run marks a dominant start as multiple Reds pitchers and hitters contributed key moments to secure the victory.
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Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Marilyn Monroe Undergoes Gallbladder Removal
Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe had her gallbladder removed in a two hour emergency operation at Polyclinic Hospital New York. She was reported in good condition early today with seven doctors present including her personal physician. Joe DiMaggio waited in her private room as she recovered and hospital officials said there were no complications and she is resting well.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Gail
Polyclinic Hospital
Marilyn
California
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Arthur Miller
Miss Monroe
Payne Whitney Clinic
New York Hospital
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Cedars ‘of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Jubilant Congo In Celebration In Leopoldville
Leopoldville marked the first anniversary of Congo independence with a flag parade a beauty contest and a football game. The capital showcased unity amid Katanga tensions as Gen. Mobutu mobilized troops for a march before President Kasavubu and foreign diplomats.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Katanga
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tshombe
Katanga Press
Parade Participation by Gendarmes Sparks Political Tension
A contingent of 75 gendarmes, previously at odds with the Leopoldville regime yet recently an admirer of Mobutu, joined a parade. The political divide and shifting loyalties underscore the volatile regional atmosphere surrounding the event.
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