UN Chief Dag Hammarskjold Hints Resignation If Needed
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold offered to resign, but indicated he would stay unless the General Assembly requests it. The assembly debated Congo tensions as Belgium faced possible punitive action for Belgian forces and advisers in Katanga.
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United Nations General Assembly
Nammarshkjo Macenis
Congo
Hammarskjold
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Belgium
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
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U. N
Yugoslavia
Cuban firing squads raise toll to six hundred one
In Havana two more men were executed by firing squads in La Cabana, increasing the unofficial total of executions under Fidel Castro since January 1959 to 601. Separately, military tribunals sentenced 24 others to prison for counterrevolutionary activities.
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Fidel Casitro
Cuba
Hershey
Ocente
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Bunny Hides Self From Lawmen At Easter Egg Hunt
YUBA CITY Calif AP One Easter bunny Blbert Audrey Tyler 46 was among 10 prisoners assigned to hide 4200 colored Easter eggs for Sheriff G W Carpenter’s Easter egg hunt for Sutter County children The sheriff says Tyler who is serving nine months for failure to provide for his family is probably long gone despite the search
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Algerians Stall For Recognition But Talks Delay Persists
Paris says the French government blames Algerian nationalists for delaying peace talks while signaling willingness to negotiate. The Algerian National Liberation Front insists on recognition as Algeria’s leading political force before talks, with a conference opening planned in Evian. Tunisian officials and Western diplomats warn talks may bog down over rebel factions roles, self-determination, evacuation of French forces, minority guarantees, and Sahara oil interests.
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Tunisia
Algerian National Liberation Front
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Evian-Les-Bains
France
Sahara
Chuckle Filing Cabinet Tales
A light column recalling how papers vanish in neat filing cabinets as staff joke about alphabetical chaos and misplaced memos in the office. The piece highlights small, humorous daily office quirks and memory jogs.
Kennedy Macmillan Chart Alliance Strategy In Laos Talks
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan prepare to map allied strategy for Laos cease fire and future settlement, aiming to unify Laos and push for Southeast Asia conference while differing on Red China UN membership. Their Washington talks focus on strengthening cooperation despite a likely U.N. China split.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Red China
Laos
Southeast Asia
Macmillan
United Nations
United States
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
White House
U.S
China
Kennedy 03 Budget Aims For Record 87 Billion
Washington AP reports Kennedy’s 1963 budget plan may reach a record 87 billion dollars. Budget Bureau estimates suggest revenues must rise to balance while economy recovers from a recession. The proposal revises Eisenhower figures, with spending seen near 84.3 billion for the coming fiscal year.
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Kennedy
Congress
Kennnedy
Budget Bureau
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Livestock Markets Watched in Nationwide Action
In Corning Iowa and across major markets, the National Farmers Organization holds a fourth day action to limit cattle hogs and sheep on the market. Staley claims receipts are down and consumer prices remain largely unaffected, while market centers report mixed shipments and weather-driven field work influences.
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Iowa
Midwest
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Oren Staley
Staley
Larey
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
East St. Louis
Omaha
Sioux City
Hart Jeegensen
Omaha Livestock Foundation
NFO
Westinghouse stockholders vote against ousting top executives
A Westinghouse Electric stockholder meeting in Pittsburgh rejected A Wischrod’s resolution to remove president Mark Cresap Jr board chair Gwilym Price and executive VP John Hodnette. The company had just been fined for price fixing and bid rigging in heavy electrical equipment. several officials pleaded guilty or no defense and two received jail terms.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Mark W. Cresap Jr
Donald Mamula
Clairton
Donald
America
Cresap
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gwilym A. Price
John K. Hodnette
Shotgun Blast Kills Boy in Ohio Playroom Accident
In Maumee Ohio a 12 gauge shotgun held by a playmate killed 3 year old Danny Easterwood as he visited his grandmother on 301 West John Street. The gun was reportedly taken from a closet by his 8 year old uncle Gary Constantine and discharged accidentally striking the boy in the stomach.
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Ohio
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Delbert Easterwood
W. John Sr
Ward Constantine
Gary Constantine
Easterwood
Istomach
Weekend forecast features cool, fair skies
The cool weather continues with fair skies tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures dip to the 30s at night and climb to around 50 Friday afternoon. Saturday brings cloudy mild conditions with a chance of showers in the afternoon. Official high yesterday reached XS at 1:30 PM and overnight low was 40 degrees at 7 AM today.
Eichmann Moved to Jerusalem Trial Site
Adolfo Eichmann was transferred from a Haifa area prison to the Jerusalem Community Center to stand trial for major responsibility in the Holocaust. The move shifts his location to a new, concrete venue for proceedings related to millions of Jewish deaths in World War II.
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Adolfo Eichmann
Haifa
Jerusalem Community Center
Tax men do have hearts
Richmond IRS director C. W. Glotzbach said he will expedite a refund request from a woman who attached a note reading Rush Rush Rush This is honeymoon money for a $33 refund. The plea shows a romantic streak in the federal tax office.
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C. W. Glotzbach
Internal Revenue Service
Katangas Harassia 2 UN Troops
Katanga government and local whites vow economic pressure on United Nations troops in Elisabethville despite Tshombe truce. U.N. spokesman Tombelaine ejected from a hotel as tensions flare. Irish and Katanga police to guard the airport after a mob attack on Swedes.
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Katanga
Elizabethville
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Michel Tombelaine
Marcel Tignee
Godefrod Munonea
Tombelaine
Tshombe
U. N
Congo
Sean McKeown
Ireland
Boys Nabbed While Slowed At 105 MPH
Two 16 year old Geauga County boys were arrested in Medina after slowing to 105 mph to change drivers on Interstate 71. Patrol reported speeds peaked at 120 mph. The youths were cited to appear in Juvenile Court and released to their parents.
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Geauga County
Highway Patrol
Airmen Race Bed on Wheels Toward Denton Challenge
Eight Carswell Air Force Base airmen carry a 1 000 pound bed with a car strapped to it from Fort Worth toward Denton Texas aiming to finish by Saturday afternoon. They expect a reception at Texas Woman's University and a chance that night. If successful they will hand the bed to a North Texas State College fraternity in Denton that previously rolled a bed without a car to Dallas to beat the record.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Denton
Robert Shriner
Texas Woman's University
North Texas State College
Dallas
National drive funds Sgt York tax debt relief
Thousands send donations to wipe out Sgt Alvin York's $25,000 federal tax claim. A wide range of aid pours in from across the country, with leaders like Rep Joe Evins and Speaker Sam Rayburn coordinating the effort and promising to use excess gifts for a York trust.
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Alvin York
Capitol Hill
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
York Tax Fund
Sam Rayburn
D-Ten
York
Evins
Pall Mall
Tenn
Rayburn
Bob Moore
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