Sea Strike Mediation Abandoned On West Coast
San Francisco AP reports the three man Kennedy mediation panel gave up after two days of talks with both sides in the three week old West Coast maritime strike. The panel will report no progress to Labor Secretary Goldberg, who will discuss next steps with President Kennedy under the Taft Hartley Act to restore shipping for at least 80 days. Hawaii Governor Quinn said an affidavit on strike effects has been mailed to Washington for Monday review. Willard Wirtz said there is no prospect of settlement, noting the main gap is money amid union demands far above the employers offer.
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Kennedy
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Honolulu
Justice Department
Quinn
Willard Wirtz
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Thompson
Dobrynin
Moscow
Ball
Access 0
Berlin
Bat Ball
State Department
U S Seeks To Free Divers
Seven American treasure hunters detained in Cuba expect release as U S State Department works with Switzerland through Secretary Rusk to obtain freedom for the men. Havana radio and a Cuban TV commentator referenced possible charges as Coast Guard had searched for a boat bound for Jamaica before the divers’ return.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cuba
Gordon
Patton
Washington
State Department
U.S. S
Dean Rusk
U. S. Coast Guard
Rusk
Jamaica
Havana
Oriente
Marion Kuchilan
The
Seven Invaders
Coast Guard
Pompano Beach
Love’s confusing in movie capital Hollywood
In Hollywood AP reports Helen de Maree Crane, fourth wife of restaurateur Stephen Crane and former Lana Turner spouse, will divorce Crane to marry actor Ronnie Burns son of George Burns and Gracie Allen. Crane’s wife, 26, a lighting designer, wed Crane last April 28 and Burns plans a July 9 wedding on his 27th birthday.
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Hollywood
Helen de Maree Crane
Stephen Crane
Lana Turner
Crane
Ronnie Burns
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Burns
Queens Crowned Jointly At Washington Cherry Blossom
Two teenage contestants shared the title at Washingtons Cherry Blossom Festival as the wheel of fortune produced a swap from Miss Colorado Kathleen Knous to Miss Rhode Island Frances Elizabeth Pastore. After a tense moment organizers settled on coqueens with both to receive dresses and travel to Japan to wear crowns and robes.
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Kathleen Knolls
Colorado
Frances Pastore
Rhode Island
Washington
Miss Pastore
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Logan
Perle Mesta
Lyndon B. Johnson
Coqueens
Japan
Desegregation push spurs threats against layman
In New Orleans a Roman Catholic layman Harold F. Dittmann says his life was threatened after appearing on TV to announce a committee supporting desegregation of parochial schools. He sought police protection as he reported receiving calls muttering threats to blow his brains out.
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New Orleans
Francis Rummel
Dittmann
Rummel
De Gaulle Referendum Seen With Broad French Support
Paris AP reports French voters are expected to approve the Algerian peace accords and prompt independence for Algeria. Some observers predict up to 9 percent backing the ceasefire. Parties split on whether approval signals De Gaulle’s policies, with Communists and Socialists favoring peace but not endorsing the PM.
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Harvey Hudson Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Merchant Held In Slaying at Maitland Brewhouse
Hastings on Hudson New York AP reports William Degna 3 a White Plains sales merchant is held as a material witness in the slaying of Maitland Brenhouse a 50 year old renowned financier. Degna bail set at 150000 authorities say he may hold key information while more than 50 people were questioned Friday. Brenhouse was found Thursday in his second floor den with a temple gunshot wound. the murder weapon remains missing.
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Hastings-On-Hudson
N.Y
Maitland
William Degna
White Plains
Dist
Leonard Rubenfeld
Degna
Brenhouse
Kim Il Sung Absent From North Korea Congress
North Korean Premier Kim Il Sung did not attend the Supreme Peoples Congress opening in Pyongyang on April 5, and his name was not listed among the dignitaries at the opening of Parliament, according to New Asian News Agency reports.
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Tokyo
Kim Il Sung
Supreme Peoples Congress
Pyongyang
New
30 Insurgents Captured Army
Jorge Jurado reports that after a crackdown the army has captured 30 insurgents in the region. No injuries or further details provided. The action underscores ongoing security operations and the military's efforts to restore order.
UAR frees four French diplomats amid regional crisis
In Cairo, the United Arab Republic halted the espionage trial of four French diplomats and announced they could leave for Paris on the first plane. The move followed France’s pledge to curb a Marseille radio station and was tied to de Gaulle’s push for a French Algerian cease-fire.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Paris
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Charles de Gaulle
U.A.R
France
Mariseilles
Egypt
Coutroom
Beans and More Beans Found Dumped at Two Developments
In Cleveland AP report, officials recover several bushels of navy beans dumped at two housing sites. James Murphy of the county welfare department says recipients may have tired of beans or the bottom has dropped out of the bean part of the welfare food black market, where welfare items are traded for other foods.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James Murphy
County Welfare Department
U S Reds To Reopen Parley Over Berlin Talks
United States and Soviet officials plan to reopen talks next week on Berlin. Undersecretary George Ball says Western Allies are weighing proposals for an international control authority over access to the divided city amid ongoing consultations after Llewellyn Thompson met Kennedy and Dobrynin.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
George W. Ball
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Kennedy
Murder charges dropped as Tennessee jury failure stalls case
In Sneedville, Circuit Court Judge Wayne Oliver dismissed murder charges against Ert Myers and James Horton after five days without a seated jury. Only two jurors were chosen from 1400 citizens. 27 veniremen were fined for failing to appear. Prosecutors called the situation a breakdown in justice and warned of lasting repercussions.
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Sneedville
Tenn
Wayne Oliver
Mountain Y
Ert Myers
James Horton
Oliver
Edward Friar
Friar
United States and Britain push UN censure of Israel attack
The US and Britain seek Security Council support to censure Israel for the March 16 17 raid on Syria and warn against future revenge raids. The draft resolution labels the attack a flagrant violation of a long-standing council directive and urges restraint from both sides.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Britain
Security Council
Israel
Syria
Council
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Sea of Galilee
Russia
France
Romania
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Steel firms, USW sign historic two year pact
In Pittsburgh AP report the United Steelworkers Union and 10 of 11 major producers signed a new two year labor contract while Great Lakes Steel Corp postponed signing. Union chief negotiator David J. McDonald called the agreement historic as mechanics were finalized past midnight.
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Pttsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Fris
Israel
Great Lakes Stee] Corp
USW
David J. McDonald
Heading To Ohio South Carolina Smashup Kills 6
A station wagon with nine people home to Ohio crashed into a bridge on U.S. 301 near Turbeville South Carolina killing six, including four children. Victims include Mrs. R. L. Munger of Gates Mills Ohio and her twin Bobby 7. Others identified were Mrs. Frank F. White of Cleveland and three more children. Two adults remained hospitalized.
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Jeffrey Munger
Myron Munger
Bobby
Pamela White
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Sailors Union of the Pacific
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Marine Cooks and Stewards
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Ecuador
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Holy Name Society
Catholic Daughters of America
Pierre Poujade
Poujade
Nnion
Jorge Jurado
UAR
Quito
Julio Arosemena
Quevedo
Henri Mouton
Andrei Mattei
Jean-Paul Bellivier
Andrew Miquel
Suez
Revolutionary Union of Ecuadorean Youth
Fidel Castro
Arosemena
Castro
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Francisco Tamariz
Jorge Rivandeneira
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