Kennedy Heads to London Rumor Sparks Royal Lunch
Reports in London claim President Kennedy and his wife may lunch with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace during a one day visit, but U.S. Embassy and British Foreign Office officials say no decision has been made. The Kennedys will begin a three day state visit to Paris on May 3.
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Bomb damages Warren Ohio home in unexplained blast
A bomb outside the Becker residence in Warren blasts a basement wall as the family sleeps on the upper floor. William F. Becker and wife, both Packard Electric Division workers, and their 17-year-old son escape harm. It is the second Warren bombing in a month and part of Mahoning Valley’s long-unsolved cases.
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Kennedy Prepares White House Message On Agencies
President Kennedy meets with top State Department officials in Washington on the eve of talks with West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Secretary of State Rusk Undersecretary Ball and envoy Downing were set to confer with Kennedy late in the afternoon.
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Minister Performs Wedding From Hospital Bed
Akron pastor Dr. M. S. Harvey of First Methodist Hospitalized for emergency kidney stone surgery at Akron General. He defied visitor rules to wed Ray Carson and Brenda Chiarmonte at his bedside, with hospital cake served after the ceremony.
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Adenauer to meet Kennedy in Washington on NATO future
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer flies to the United States for talks with President Kennedy. They plan three meetings in Washington on NATO leadership and disarmament with the Soviet Union. Adenauer favors NATO as a nuclear force option but may accept compromise for Soviet talks. The 85 year old leader stresses firm Western policy and strong U S leadership.
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UN delegates fear Verwoerd may quit United Nations
At the United Nations, delegates warned mounting pressure over South Africa's apartheid policies could push Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd's government to quit the world body. The General Assembly committee approved an African resolution for a global boycott, while Verwoerd declined to answer if South Africa would stay in the UN.
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Eichmann Trial Opens in Jerusalem Court Drama
Adolf Eichmann stood in a bulletproof dock in Jerusalem as Justice Moshe Landau read a 27 page 15 count indictment charging crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. Defense counsel Dr Robert Servatius challenged the courts jurisdiction and legality of the Israeli trial amid Netanyahu like tension.
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Chuckle Prompt Teases Uncertain Fence Ear Trick
A playful prompt suggests trying to stand on a fence while keeping both ears to the ground as a humorous, puzzle style tip. The quip blends a cheeky visual with a light challenge to test balance and listening in a single gag.
Town marks 60 years of safety in Sevierville
Sevierville flags 60 years of safety as a small Tennessee town marks its anniversary. Established in 1991, the community highlights a long period without a traffic fatality and celebrates milestones with residents and officials.
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Teen
Great Smoky Mountains
Moscow tight lipped on first manned space flight rumors
Moscow officials offered no confirmation or denial as Western reporters and Soviet media speculated on a manned space flight. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said information would come via radio and newspapers when available, while Khrushchev had earlier hinted the first manned mission could be near.
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U.S. Cuba Policy Sparks Interagency Debate
New York Times reports a Kennedy administration policy clash over aiding Cuban refugees to overthrow Castro. White House, CIA, State and Defense officials dispute how far to go with military and economic support, with State Department cautioning about hemispheric repercussions and the OAS charter forbidding force. Kennedy insists U S forces not be used against Castro.
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Eichmann Trial Opens Amid Tight Security in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann entered the dock to face murder charges. Police guarded the marble center with rifles while 200 officers patrolled the area and security tightened at entry points. Diplomatic observers from 40 nations and about 500 reporters watched proceedings, with many Israelis following on closed circuit TV at the Rat Isbone Theater.
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Weather outlook shows clouds and warming trend tonight
Tonight will be cloudy with warmer temperatures and a low near 35. Some showers are expected toward morning. More showers and cooler conditions are forecast Wednesday. Monday's official high reached 40 at 4 p.m. with a 32-degree overnight low at 4 a.m. today.
Survivor Suggests Sabotage In Dara Disaster
A Dara survivor aboard the liner Dara reports sabotage as a possible cause of the blast and fire that killed about 212 people. The Bahrain Times correspondent cites survivors noting explosions before and after the fire as the ship sank off the Oman coast while being towed.
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Katanga Halts UN Funds In Elisabethville
UN spokesman reports Katanga government blocked all U.N. bank funds in Elisabethville amid Tshombe pressure to sanctions against the United Nations over Ethiopian troops in Kabalo. Ethiopian casualties rise to two dead and eight wounded. reinforcements expected from nearby Kivu as Tshombe seeks soldiers from other nations.
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Jackie Kennedy Hosts Washington Newswomen Buffet
Jacqueline Kennedy entertains about 250 Washington newswomen at a buffet luncheon today in Washington. The event highlights her support for press coverage and public service.
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Cuba Quietly Rallies Defenses Amid Rebel Reports
Reports from Havana describe strengthened government troop movements in Pinar del Rio Oriente and Las Villas as militiamen dig trenches along coasts. Army chief Almeida promises a future hydroelectric project in Escambray while clashes between militia and insurgents near Sancti Spiritus raise tension. Brazil pledges no intervention in Cuba.
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