Lynn Marie Tupin Heads Home After Tragic Train Crash
In Butler Georgia six year old Lynn Marie Tupin travels with her father's family after a fatal tractor collision killed her mother. The girl, mostly uninjured, asked for her mom as neighbors comforted her and funds were raised to cover hospital bills. The family, returning to Ohio, carries Mrs Tupin's body aboard the train.
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Butler, Ga
Lynn Marie Tupin
Ohio
Lynn Tupin
Columbia Station
Lorain County
Tupin
Bradenton, Fla
Florida
Lynn Marie
Georgia
Ward Edwards
Lynn
Carter
Mrs. Edwards
Heaven
Mrs. Tupin
Macmillan Arrives For Talks On Laos Crisis
Britain’s Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington to meet with President Kennedy for five days of foreign policy talks centered on the Laos crisis. Secretary of State Rusk will greet him at the Naval Observatory and host preliminary meetings with Lord Home to craft a Western response to Russia’s Laos note.
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Washington
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Florida
Macmillan
West Indies
Naval Observatory
Dean Rusk
Observatory
Rusk
Lord Home
Russia
Laos
Bomb rocks Paris Stock Exchange during attack
A bomb exploded today in the Paris Stock Exchange injuring 12 people. Believed linked to right wing opposition to de Gaulle’s Algerian policy, the blast damaged second floor washrooms, doors and windows as onlookers gathered outside. A similar blast last Friday killed Evian Mayor Camille Blane.
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Paris
Paris Stock Exchange
Charles de Gaulle
Camille Blane
Evian
UN split over worldwide sanctions against South Africa
Asian and African delegates at the United Nations divided over a Ghana backed call for sweeping sanctions to sever diplomatic and economic ties with South Africa over apartheid. India Ceylon and Malaya supported a looser plan allowing nations to act, while the United Arab Republic joined the Asian draft. The United States favored persuasion over harsh penalties.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
South Africa
Prisal
Special
Ghana
India
Ceylon
Malaya
United Arab Republic
U.S
United States
Looki
Kennedy
Columbus Woman Dies In Blaze
Columbus Ohio AP reports Norma Grant 57 of Upper Arlington died Monday in a fire that swept her bedroom. Firefighters say her body was found beside the bed where the blaze is believed to have started.
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Columbus, Ohio
Norma Grant
Upper Arlington
Cancer Godfrey Tells His Story
Arthur Godfrey, once thinking cancer was another man’s problem, reveals his own battle after a cancer diagnosis. He underwent surgery and now faces three more years to reach the five year milestone, and serves as honorary education chairman for the American Cancer Society 1961 crusade. He authored three AP articles detailing his patient experiences, research progress, and the outlook in the cancer fight.
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Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Hale
American Cancer Society
Associated Press
Hodges To Promote U S Travel In Europe Tour
Secretary Luther H Hodges will depart May 1 for a European tour to sell Europeans on travel to the United States and to promote foreign trade. He will visit the Netherlands Finland Sweden West Germany and Italy during the trip.
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Washington
Luther H., Hodges
Europe
United States
Commerce Department
Hodges
Netherlands
Finland
Sweden
West Germany
Italy
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Scope and Funds
Senate leaders indicate Kennedy may face a reduced foreign aid package as Congress considers limiting the five year development loan authority to 7.3 billion and trimming the next fiscal year request by up to 500 million. Republicans push for continued control through regular appropriations. outcomes depend on Congress mood and three year limits.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Kennedy
bens _consolidated foreign aide
The
Treasury
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Africa
Latin America
Middle East
Asia
Aiken
England France and U S Team on Satellite Test Program
England, France and the United States form a three nation program to launch and test communication satellites. Ground stations in Europe will use the satellites to transmit telephone telegraph and television signals. NASA will launch satellites in 1962 and 1963 under the Rebound and Relay projects.
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Washington
England
France
United States
Europe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Weather outlook with mild temps and showers
Tonight will be around 34 with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Wednesday is expected to reach the 50s with showers likely tomorrow. Monday's official high reached 52 at 3 15 p m and the overnight low was 35 at 8 am today.
Chilean airliner missing with soccer team aboard
AP reports a Chilean airliner vanished near Santiago while en route from Castro 600 miles south with 23 aboard including members of the Green Cross professional soccer team. The rest of the squad had flown back on an earlier plane.
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Santiago, Chile
Santiago
Castro
Green Cross
United States urges Cuba to cut ties with international communism
Washington condemns Fidel Castro regime for betraying the Cuban revolution and posing a danger to the Americas. A 36 page State Department pamphlet accuses Cuba of expanding a Communist beachhead and building a large armed force. Castro's government calls the U.S. statement “anti Cuban.”
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
International Communist Movement
Castro
Caribbean
U.S
Cuba
Theauthentic
Autonomous Revoluction of
Americas
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S. Havana
Latin America
Organization of American States
International Organization of the 21 American Republics
United Nations
Youth Confesses to Slaying Mother in Delaware Home
Delaware Ohio police report 13 year old Gary Geiger shot his mother Mrs Lucille Geiger in the back while she played the organ. He said something told him to do it and first claimed a masked intruder but later admitted the crime. The shooting occurred with the father and another son away. The case awaits prosecutor action.
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Delaware, Ohio
Gary Geiger
Harley Wornstaff
Gary
Lucille Geiger
Wornstaff
Here
Lloyd
Wernstaff
Sheriff's Department
Today's Chuckle Idle man enjoys rest aphorism
The item offers a brief reflection on leisure with a humorous or thoughtful tone, contrasting activity with the value of genuine rest. It presents a concise, light insight suitable for a quick newspaper card.
Daytonian Among Seized Cuban Adventurers
Floyd L. Hurt of Dayton Ohio, 21, was seized by border patrol while attempting to leave for Cuba in a stolen 42 foot steel hull boat. Five Americans and a Canadian reportedly ran the boat aground at Key West before four were apprehended. two escaped in a car and were later arrested.
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Key West
Fia
Floyd L. Hurt
Dayton
Ohio
Border Patrol
Cuba
Florida
Edward P. Ahrens
Immigration Service Office
Miami
Border
Florida Keys
Mother of 5 Killed in Lancaster Crash
A collision near Lancaster Ohio claimed the life of Mrs Marvella Lucy Lee a Lancaster mother of five. Police reported the year old woman died at the scene after the Monday accident 2% miles north of the city.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Here
Marvella Lucy Lee
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