Herter Reports On World Affairs and Cuba Laos
Secretary of State Christian Herter gave a final Senate briefing on U S world affairs described as not very encouraging. He defended the Cuba break and Laos position while indicating possible restoration of the Laos International Control Commission if a pro Western government led by Prince Boun Oum wishes it.
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Committee Behind Closed Doors
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Fulbright
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International Control Commission
Prince Boun Oum
Khrushchev
India
Texan Holleman Named Labor Department Aide
Texan labor leader Jerry R Holleman flew to Washington to join the U S Department of Labor as an assistant secretary under Arthur J Goldberg. Holleman, 41, head of the Texas AFL CIO for four years, welcomed the appointment as part of a national movement and pledged to serve Texas and the nation.
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Avalanche Journal
Texas State
AFL/ CIO
Jerry R. Holleman
Keatington
U.S. Department of Labor
Holleman
Fred Schmit
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Unt
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Kennedy
Hjolleman
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Abor
John B.connally
Fort Worth
Navy
Castro Puts Heavy Guns On Guard In Cuba
Fidel Castro tightened his grip by deploying troops into churches and schools as part of a broad defense against a feared U S invasion. Armored units, tanks, and militia filled Havana landmarks including Hotel Nacional Morro Castle and Maleco n Drive with antitank positions and fortified posts.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
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Havana Riviera
Morro Castle
Malecon Drive
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Bellas Artes Palace
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San Francisco
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Ike Pays Tribute To Rayburn On 79th Birthday
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon join in tribute to Sam Rayburn on his 79th birthday during a joint session of Congress. The longtime speaker, honored by a host of officials, is praised for a career spanning the Texas Legislature and decades in the House.
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Rayburn
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Ashington
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Sam Rayburn
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Richard M. Nixton
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House
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Stroy
Tom al
Texas
Man on Borrowed Time Dies in California Crash
Reported in El Segundo California a fatal crash ends the life of Richard Curtis Colyear 49 a Los Angeles businessman connected to a prior aviation incident. He was with his wife and son Richard Jr. at the time of the incident and the family had recently traveled abroad.
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EL Segundo
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Richard Curtis Colyear
Los Angeles International
Colyear
Richard Jr
Niarobi
East Africa
Laos Crisis Overshadows Regional News
A sensitive editorial notes the Laos crisis impacting regional stability and prompts heightened alert levels across neighboring states. Analysts warn of potential spillover effects on trade and security, urging caution in diplomatic engagements.
San Francisco Hotel Fire Kills Seventeen. Witness Claims Payoffs
A Beaumont club employee testified that hotel owners and agents were involved in payoffs linked to city liquor operations. The San Francisco blaze killed at least 19 and injured 38, leaving many trapped on mattresses as flames spread through the hotel. Witnesses described rooms flooded with smoke and doors forced open as fire crews fought the predawn disaster.
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United Press Inter
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Jlives
Francisco
John ‘T
San
Revia
Mittes
Houston
Jother
Harry Gould
Rankto Wnlerge
Brepgri
Sptt
Seo Proteczion
Kennedy Study Group Proposes Large Federal School Aid
A Kennedy task force on education urged a federal school aid program totaling about 244 billion dollars annually. The report argues state and local funds are insufficient and says federal support would raise schools to a higher standard. Kennedy said the resources to fund the plan are not yet clear and a priority list must be established.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eisenhower to Attend Augusta Weekend Amid School Aid Talks
President elect to travel to Augusta Georgia for a weekend retreat with a Purdue professor led group. They propose three grant plans for U.S. schools with varying eligibility and costs potentially affecting about a quarter of states mainly in the South. A $9 billion figure is cited for one approach.
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Augusta
Washington
Dent Eisenhower
Ee Stia Ag
By & Group
Near Gas
Frederick Hovde
Augusta National
Purdue University
Galt Club
South
Amarillo Man Enters Senate Race Challenging Waller Rogers
An Amarillo resident announces candidacy for the Senate race challenging incumbent Waller Rogers. Campaign kicks off with local support and early fundraising moves as the field begins to take shape.
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Amarillo
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