Macmillan Urges Unity Across Free World
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged Western unity in nuclear defense and development during MIT centennial events in Cambridge. US Secretary of State Dean Rusk outlined long range aid and better administration as keys to sustaining momentum in developing nations and free world ties.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harold Macmillan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dean Rusk
America
Rusk
Washington
Kennedy Macmillan seek new NATO nuclear partnership
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan wrap three days of talks at the White House with a plan to build a broader NATO nuclear defense partnership. They stress unity, warn against France's independent force under De Gaulle, and anticipate NATO, Oslo talks, and meetings with Adenauer and De Gaulle to shape future European security and trade.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Macmillan
NATO
Oslo
Norway
de Gaulle
Paris
Grenade attack in Saigon targets US building
In Saigon a grenade strike on a U.S. Army building killed one Vietnamese and wounded nine, including a U.S. Army sergeant. M. Sgt. Carl F. Cox of Salem Oregon was lightly wounded. The assault on the Military Advisory Group quarters come as unrest escalates before Sunday's presidential election.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Carl F. Cox
Salem
Ore
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem Seen Good Bet In Election
South Viet Nam nears its presidential poll amid rising Communist terrorism. Diem, 60, is expected to win against two lesser known rivals, Nguyen Dinh Quat and Ho Nhat Tan. Supporters say the vote offers democracy for 14 million people despite anti Communist opposition within the military.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Dinh Quat
Ho Nhat Tan
Diem
Rescue under way after Dara burns in Persian Gulf
The British liner Dara burst into flames in the Persian Gulf and was abandoned. About 500 people were rescued with 300 to be landed at Dibai and 150 aboard the tanker British Energy en route to Bahrain. Three Royal Navy frigates aided in the search as weather and heavy seas hampered rescue efforts.
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Persian Gulf
I Ai Base
Dara
theBritish India Steam Navigation Co
Gulf
British India
Royal Navy
U.S. Air Force
C. E. Ford
London
Bombay
C. Elson
Elson
Dibai
British Energy
Trucial
Oman
Accidental Sidewinder Downed B52 Feared Dead
A training mission in New Mexico ended when a Sidewinder missile fired from a New Mexico Air National Guard F100 struck a B52 bomber. Five crewmen remained missing while three survivors were hospitalized with injuries. Lt. James W. Van Scyoc piloted the F100. Maj. Gen. Perry B. Griffith will lead the safety investigation in Albuquerque.
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Grants
N.M
New Mexico
Air Force
New Mexico Air National Guard
James W. van Scyoc
Albuquerque
Peter J. Gineris
Albu‘querque
van Seyoc
New Mexico Air Guard
Kirtland Air Force Base
Perryb. Griffith
Hoax Call Prompts 60-Man Search In Morrow Ohio
A false 911 style call triggered a village wide search as 60 men looked for a missing girl after she claimed her mother was ill. Police later learned the calls were a prank by two young girls ages 6 and 7, who confessed to the hoax and faced potential punishment.
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Morrow
Ohio
Earl Maag
Warren County
Gizenga Accepts Talks Aimed at Halting Congo Friction
Rebel leader Gizenga and Stanleyville military chief accepted the central government's peace bid. Talks to take place in two jungle towns on the border between Equateur and Orientale, with Mobutu to meet Lundula in Bumba and Balikengo to meet Gizenga in Bundi. The U.N. notes a partial boycott in Katanga and ongoing blockade.
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Congo
Leopoldville, the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Equator
Oriental
Jean-Pierre Derboyard
Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Joseph Mobutu
Victor Lundula
Bumba
Bundki
Leopold
Columbus Man Dies As Auto Hits Train
A passenger train named the Spirit of St Louis collided with a car on a west Columbus crossing after pulling from Union Depot. The single occupant, Donald R Knisely, 32, of Westmoor Drive, was killed as his car was hurled about a half mile down the tracks. Train engineer W A Hoag and fireman Marion L McClelland reported the car skidded onto the crossing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Union Depot
Donald R. Knisely
Westmoor Dr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spirit of
W. A. Hoag
Dublin
Marion L. McClelland
Xenia
Home Brew Supplies Targeted in IRS Raids
Cincinnati and Dayton retailers faced IRS raids on home brew beer supply stock. Agents seized corn sugar malt syrup gelatin yeast siphon hoses bottle caps and brewing pamphlets from four Dayton wine shops and two Cincinnati groceries. Arraignments set for listed operators with possible penalties up to a year in jail and 5000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Internal Revenue Service
Malcom Frank
Jack Haines
David Levin
U.S
Frank
Haines
William Rehlin
Fire drives 100 from Cleveland's Roosevelt Hotel
A three alarm blaze at the Roosevelt Hotel on East 15th Street and Payne Avenue caused $30,000 in damage and forced almost 100 people to flee. About 50 residents were also sent outside the nearby LaSalle Hotel as firefighters feared spread. Three firefighters suffered minor injuries.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt Hotel
LaSalle Hotel
East 15Th Street
Payne Avenue
Hook Molina Convicted of Murder in Restaurant Brawl
In New York a jury convicted Hook Molina, 29, of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of Magdelana Urdaneta, 9, during a pro and anti Castro clash at a West Side restaurant. He also faced assault counts. sentencing is set for May 26.
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Francisco
Molina
General Sessions Court
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Magdelana Urdaneta
West Side
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Molly of McGee Duo Dead At 62
Marian Jordan known as Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly died of cancer in Encino California at age 62. She passed away at home with husband and costar Jim Jordan present along with their two children Jim Jr and Kathryn Newcomer. The family said an ovarian tumor was discovered a year earlier and the Jordans had been semi retired, appearing only occasionally on NBC Radio and Monitor.
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Encino
Calif
Marian Jordan
Molly
Comedienne
Jim Jordan
Jim Jr
Kathryn Newcomer
Jordan
Jordans
Monitor
Winny Sails For New York
Sir Winston Churchill, aged 86, sails for New York after a quiet Palm Beach stopover. He landed Friday for a 45 minute car tour past the Kennedy family home, but received no official welcome.
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Pla
Winston Churchill
New York
Great Britain
Kennedy
Chuckle Between-meal Snack Pause Refreshes
A light gag line notes a snack break as the pause that refreshes, inviting a momentary smile. It frames a casual humor beat tied to everyday eating and rest.
Cuba Faces Invasion Jitters Amid Castro Assertive Warning
Havana reports fresh invasion jitters as Fidel Castro accuses the U S of directing an invasion plot and waging economic aggression. He warns rationing may be needed while exiled leaders in New York and Miami push plans for a Cuban government in exile. Two more terrorists die in La Cabana executions, bringing total to 603 since Castro rose to power.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
New York
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miami
Fla
Miami Herald
Cardona
U.S
Herald
la Cabana
Felix Hernandez Martinez
Ortes Oscar Cruz
San Jose de Las Lajas
Soviets woo Africa with Congo plan after Hammarskjold clash
The United Nations faced a Soviet bid to salvage prestige after failing to oust Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. Zorin proposed a Congo plan to form a 21 day parliament under UN protection to safeguard territorial integrity and independence, aiming to win African Asian support and possibly back Gizenga as premier. The General Assembly lauded Hammarskjold as the debate ended with a planned vote next week.
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N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Congo
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Antoine Gizenga
Joseph Ileo
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Weather forecast for upcoming days
A high of 6 is forecast for tomorrow with a warming trend starting tonight as low 40 is predicted. Sunday will be cloudy and mild with a chance of showers late in the afternoon or evening. Monday will be mild with possible showers.
One Killed In Cedarville Crash
AP reports 78 year old George F Gampt of Conway Mass died in a three vehicle crash on U S 42 near Cedarville Ohio. Other drivers Charles E Bumn er of Columbus and John Wesley Smith of Xenia were unhurt.
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Ohio
George F. Gampt
Conway
Mass
U.S. 42
Cedarville
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charles E. Bumner
Columbus
John Wesley Smith
Xenia
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