Kennedy and Macmillan Warn of Sacrifices for Freedom
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan urged sacrifices to combat Communist threats after three days of talks in Washington. They signaled broad agreement on dangers but offered few specifics on actions or future course, while pressing France to join a NATO nuclear partnership and to forgo independent French nuclear force. Macmillan planned a trip to Ottawa after the conference.
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Harold Macmillan
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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United States
Britain
Macmillan
NATO
Satellite Up Object Is Secret
The 23rd Discoverer satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB California Saturday. The 81-foot rocket stage matched Agena B specs and may carry Midas or Samos gear, both tied to surveillance aims. A 300-pound nose capsule will eject in 1 to 4 days and parachute near Hawaii for air retrieval or ocean recovery.
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Samos Space
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Russia
Hawaii
Ore way to save face is to keep the lower part of it shut
The phrase suggests a cautionary adage about discretion and reputation, implying that preserving dignity may require restraint or silence in challenging situations. It conveys a pragmatic view of managing consequences through careful behavior.
United States drafts mild U.N. resolution on Hungary
The United States drafts a moderately worded U.N. resolution to keep cold war talk about Hungary subdued. Delegates say it avoids controversy while Hungary and the Soviet Union challenge U.N. involvement as illegal and provocative. The measure may be submitted midweek after Congo debates, aiming for a balanced stance.
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Second Bomb Found Near Official's Home in Algiers
In Algiers a second bomb was found near the wall surrounding the residence of Jacques Coup de Fresne head of the government information service. The earlier bomb damaged the house and a car. The devices are linked to right wing opposition to de Gaulle's Algeria policy. Coup de Fresne is in Paris.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Castro Warning Me With More Sabotage
Havana endures new anti Castro sabotage as water supply fails after a time bomb and a large water main are blown. The government estimates 48 hours to restore service while Castro warns of possible shortages and contemplates rationing. The executions of two youths for sabotage add to rising tensions nationwide.
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Mail Sacks Tossed From Train Baffle Lincoln Police
Lincoln Illinois AP report says Wallace S Riffle 21 slept amid sacks he allegedly tossed from a speeding Gulf Mobile & Ohio train between Bloomington and Lincoln. Detectives say mail was scattered from a sealed car en route Chicago to Texarkana. He was held without charge as authorities investigate.
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Lincoln
Barry Harris
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Kennedy kills off 41 committees in government purge
President Kennedy continued cutting inter agency advisory bodies by dissolving 41 more committees. The White House said the move shaves money manpower and time, though none reported directly to the President. The list included groups such as the Committee on Negative Scribing and the Backstopping Committee for the NATO Planning Board for European Inland Surface Transportation.
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Kennedy
White House
NATO Planning Board
York Campaign Clears Tax Debt for Sgt Alvin York
The Help Sergeant York Committee reports contributions total $27,000 toward wiping out Sgt Alvin York’s federal income tax debt, exceeding the $25,000 goal. Treasurer Rep Joe L Evins says over 10,000 patriotic Americans have donated to relieve York from the tax burden.
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D-Tenn
Call To Liberate Cuba Issued By Anti Castro Council
NEW YORK AP The Cuban Revolutionary Council issued a call to all Cubans to join a second war of liberation to overthrow Fidel Castro. Dr Jose Miro Cardona council president announced the appeal after a council meeting. He said exile forces are not yet preparing a full invasion but some anti Castro groups are reaching Cuba. He noted a 1 million dollar fire at Hershey sugar factory as sabotage. He confirmed underground training outside Cuba and rejected reports US experts supervise it. Five thousand men may be in training. The declaration aims to mobilize Cubans and spur US action. Cardona a former Havana University professor briefly served as Cuban premier after Batista era. The council includes anti Castro figures who previously clashed.
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Mechanical fault eyed in B52 downing near Grants New Mexico
The downing of a B52 bomber by a National Guard jet over Grants New Mexico is blamed on possible mechanical failure rather than pilot error. An Air Force inquiry and the guard pilot suggest a malfunction as reason, with details unclear.
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Pilot States No Warning Before Missile Fire
The pilot said there was no warning before the missile fired and cited a possible equipment malfunction. In a prepared statement Van Seyoe and his companion Capt. Dale Dodd completed safety checks on their armament and replied to ground control that checks were complete. They then performed a Sidewinder attack and prepared for simulated cannon attacks.
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Dale Dodd
Dara Explodes After Fire Off Dubai Near Bombay
Explosions ripped the crippled British liner Dara as hundreds leapt into the Persian Gulf and were rescued. Survivors rose to 520 with 30 unaccounted for. Capt. Charles Elson led officers in a failed salvage attempt as fuel tanks exploded amid an electrical storm near Dubai.
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Persian Gulf
British India Steam Navigation Co
Charles Elson
British India
Eichmann Trial Opens in Israel Tuesday
A mass murderer described as average looking faces trial in Israel. Relman Morin reports on why Eichmann is there and how the case may unfold. Also notes on Fort Sumter’s first shot still undecided after 100 years and Allen Funt, labeled peeping Tom, in separate items.
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Associated Press Today
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Allen Funt
Germany reports 2027 Nazi criminals tried 1945 to 1960
West German Justice Ministry released a report showing at least 2,027 Nazis were tried and sentenced between 1945 and 1960. The figures cover deaths, life terms, and prison sentences, with some fines listed, as Eichmann trials loom in Israel and German diplomacy considers public questions.
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