U.S. approves wheat sale to Soviet Union and East Europe
President Kennedy authorizes subsidized surplus U S wheat exports totaling several million tons worth 200 to 250 million dollars in gold. At the high end the sale would remove about 200 million bushels from U S stores and slash the surplus from about 900 million by more than a fifth.
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Douglas B. Cornell Ashington
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
East European
U.S
Kennedy backs US wheat deal amid party debate
President Kennedy announced after talks with the National Security Council that private US wheat sales to foreign buyers will not be barred, citing obvious benefits and using surplus stocks. He ruled out sales to Cuba or Red China and highlighted bipartisan congressional reactions.
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Kennedy
United States
National Security Council
Congress
Cuba
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Consumer Advisory Council
Washington
Stephen B. Derounian
New York
Moscow
Kenneth B. Keating
Kansan
Frank Carlson
Kansas Wheatlands
Russia
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Four Relatives Die in Cemetery Hearse Crash in Lamia
In Lamia Greece four relatives accompanying Zachary Kambouris to burial died when a hearse slammed into a parked truck. The victims include his widow his brother and two cousins.
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Lamia
Greece
Zachary Kambouris
Kambouris
France Moves Ahead With Nuclear Air Force Armament
France states its Mirage IV aircraft are being armed with atomic bombs as phase one of an independent nuclear strike capability. The plan envisions hydrogen bombs and missiles later, with the Sahara tests cited as the path to operational weapons. De Gaulle argues for national deterrence and a stronger international voice.
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Associated Press
ARIS
France
Bizerte
Tunisia
United States
Japan
Sahara
Charles de Gaulle
Wilkinson reported weighing 1964 Republican Senate bid
USSA football coach and Kennedy fitness adviser Bud Wilkinson, linked to a March or January retirement, was named by the Tulsa Tribune as planning to seek the Republican nomination for the Senate seat left by the late Robert Kerr. Edmondson allegedly pressed Wilkinson toward gubernatorial runs. Wilkinson reportedly swore allegiance to Goldwater.
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USSA
Bud Wilkinson
Kennedy
Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
The
Tulsa Tribune
U.S. Senate
Robert S. Kerr
the Tribune
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Edmondson
Tribune
J. Howard Edmondson
Kerr
Oklahoma
Hurricane Flora races toward doom with vast Caribbean toll
The May hurricane Flora, described as one of history’s savage destroyers, advanced in the open Atlantic amid reports of thousands dead in Cuba and Haiti. Authorities warned the death toll could rise beyond initial counts as the storm moved toward inhabited areas.
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Avalanche-Journal News
Atlantic
Carbbean
Cuba
Haiti
Eisenhower Urges Foreign Aid Cut Back By GOP
Senate Republicans unlikely to back a $4 billion foreign aid plan despite Eisenhower appeals. Damage estimates near $300 million after a nine day hurricane rampage. storms spread 950 miles offshore with high winds and rain. Civilian rescues continue as Cuba and Bermuda regions brace for further impacts.
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Ashington
Dwight JD. Eisenhower
Plara
al Miami Weather Bureau
Fermunda
Unis
Bermuda
Deberia
Hypochondriac defined in playful dictionary note
A humorous entry explains Hypochondriac as a person who bores friends with troubles rather than delighting enemies with them. The term is used to poke gentle fun at over worry and constant illness talk in social circles.
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Hypochrondiac
Prayer Note From 6th Grade Student At Overton Elementary
A 6th grade student Jimmy Clyde Stashear from Overton Elementary submits a short prayer asking for forgiveness and daily guidance. The note invites others to submit similar ASCII or scanned prayers, limited to about 60 words.
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Jimmy Clyde Stashear
Overton
Wall Of Water Sweeps Italian Valley Dam Break Kills Many
The Vaient Dam in northeast Italy collapsed after heavy rains and landslides, sending a wall of water over Piave River villages. Rescue teams report hundreds or thousands dead, with Fae destroyed and Lomiarone partially swept away. Dozens of communities hit. officials warn the toll will rise as debris hinders recovery.
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Avalanche-Journal
Bete Italy
Vaient
Piave
Italy
C Brivade
Interior Ministry
Rome
Fae
Lomiarone
Ponte Nelle Alps
Sara
Lomrarene
Mianano Rumor
Cill Publi
Alps
Venice
Dead Found In Viet Nam Helicopter Crash
U S servicemen die in a two helicopter crash in the central highlands while searching for a Texas pilot of a downed Viet Nam fighter bomber. Four bodies recovered from one wreckage with more feared dead in darkness.
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Saigon
U.S
Texas
Plines
United States
Aar
Little Red Box Traces Fire Causes in Homes
Fire Marshal AJ Draedk demonstrates a red box to illustrate common causes of fires in Lubbock homes. The piece notes faulty wiring and overloading circuits as major risks, with 19 electrical appliances in typical homes and warning about using many outlets at once. People remain the primary source of fires, especially during Fire Prevention Week.
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Vaughn Hendree
Avidanche- Journal
Draedk
Lubbock
Jast
Black
Weather map page summary for Lubbock area
Fair and continued warm weather with highs in the upper 90s. Winds will be mostly light and variable across Lubbock and vicinity.
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Lubbock
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