Bad Friday aspirin scare hits three Pierce children
Three young children from the Pierce family were hospitalized after ingesting aspirin kept within reach on a stove. The 15 month old daughter had been given pills the night before, and the three siblings shared orange flavored aspirin, prompting a hospital visit and a return home later that day. A neighbor kept the younger sister Lisha safe as the boys recovered.
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Robert Pierce
Beech St
Middletown Hospital
Ricky
Robby
Brian
Great Courage Shown By Captives In Castro Prison
Washington AP reports from Havana Principe Prison prisoners showed great courage during a treason trial. A five man tribunal convicted all 1179 inmates, sentencing them to up to 30 years. ransom of 62 million dollars was demanded. Prisoners sang national and religious songs outside, drawing emotion from onlookers.
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Washington
Principe
Havana
Cuba
Christ
Navy Will Show Chief ls Stuff WITH KENNEDY ON ATLANTIC MANEUVERS
President Kennedy will observe Navy demonstrations off the North Carolina coast as 49 ships and over 20 000 sailors Marines participate in antisubmarine carrier firepower and missile exercises The Atlantic Fleet and Camp Lejeune will host the show with Secretary Korth Admiral Anderson and General Shoup present to display naval strength for the President
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Atlantic
Northampton
North Carolina
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Shah of
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Nixon's aloofness rapped by Miller at club talk
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller criticizes Richard Nixon for an aloof campaign style. Miller says Nixon avoided the press and voters in 1960 and now risks an early loss as he runs for California governor. He calls Republican press handling atrocious and recalls a photographer kept from Nixon during the 1960 campaign.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Miller
Republican Congressional Wives Club
Nixon
California
New York
Paris Lawyer Says Jouhaud Could Be Spared
Defense attorney Yves Perrussel said Jouhaud would not seek clemency from De Gaulle but urged the court to spare him. The high military court sentenced the ex air force chief to death for leading the Algerian revolt and espionage, with execution by guillotine or firing squad likely, though De Gaulle holds the final act.
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Haud
de Gaulle
Jouhaud
Yves Perrussel
Perrussel
Secret Army
Algeria
Algerie Francaise
Khrushchev vows continuing arms race in nuclear tests
Moscow reports Khrushchev rejects Kennedy and Macmillan appeal for a controlled end to nuclear testing. He pledges to match Western tests blast for blast underground, underwater, atmospheric, and in space. He cites lack of Western trust and demands unpoliced Soviet proposals while warning of further tests to keep the Soviet bloc defenses at an appropriate level. Kennedy says U S tests are needed for security due to Russian gains in over 50 blasts last fall.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Pacific
Macmillan
Tass
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Russia
Soviet Bloc
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U.S
Cuban refugees greet Bay of Pigs prisoners arriving in Miami
Carloads of Cuban refugees started arriving at Miami International Airport to greet 60 war scarred prisoners due in on Pan American flight. The prisoners, part of 1,179 captives taken during the Bay of Pigs invasion, were sentenced by Fidel Castro's regime to up to 30 years unless a ransom of 62 million dollars is paid. A Miami Cuban Families Committee team negotiated the freedom after meetings with Castro.
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Fla
Miami International Airport
Cuba
Pan American World Airways
Fidel Castro
Castro
Four-Point U.S. Berlin Plan Outlined by Hightower
The United States has proposed four ideas for U S Soviet Berlin talks. They include an international authority to run West Berlin supply lines with East German participation and border security measures. NATO and Warsaw Pact nonaggression pledges are among the ideas along with a nuclear weapons pledge and German state committees to handle practical issues.
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United States
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
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Bonn
Paris
Moscow
Germany
Poland
U.S
West Germany
NATO
Dean Rusk
Kennedy crushes steel price hikes in major victory
President Kennedy forced a three day government led rollback of $6 a ton price increases by US Steel and rival giants. Inland Steel Bethlehem and others quickly followed, signaling a broad capitulation as officials vow continued antitrust and price monitoring investigations.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Senate
Sen Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sai
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Lab leftovers spark new cancer drug from vinca plant
Scientists report a promising cancer drug from the periwinkle plant, called vinblastine or leurocristine, showing activity against various malignancies. The drug’s potential hinges on careful attention to laboratory leftovers, highlighted at the American Association for Cancer Research meeting. In Memphis, bridge stars Goren and Jacoby clash as they vie for supremacy in the Midsouth tournament, with Jacoby and Mrs Merry leading the mixed pairs and Goren questioning the head-to-head contest.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Association For Cancer Research
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Goren
New York
Oswald Jacoby
Dallas
Goren
Jacoby
Tam
Phillip Merry
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs. Merry
Helen Sobel
Protest Turned Violent As Greek Students Clash
In Athens Greece a demonstration by about 3 000 university students against reduced religious instruction in high schools erupted into street fighting that left 12 students and 20 policemen injured Friday. Police dispersed protesters amid scattered clashes and arrests.
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Greece
Soviet Union postpones 1967 Moscow world fair
The Soviet Union will delay plans for a 1967 world fair in Moscow Tass reported on Friday. The decision follows the New York fair held in 1964 65.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Tass
New York
Mrs. Glenn To Get 'Mother' Award Today
About 300 women attend a luncheon in Columbus Ohio to honor Mrs John H Glenn Sr of New Concord as Ohio Mother of the Year. Governor Michael V DiSalle to present the citation to the mother of astronaut John Glenn Jr.
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John H. Glenn Sr
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
John Glenn Jr
Rescue Hero Dies In Parakeet Fire Tragedy
A 47 year old man, William J. Colhan, died of suffocation while attempting to rescue a parakeet from a apartment fire in Buffalo. Firefighters later found the parakeet alive.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William J. Colhan
JFK Mae To Confer On Berlin
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan will hold private talks in Washington and at Glenora Virginia on April 28 and 29. Berlin deadlock is expected as a major item on the agenda. Macmillan arrives in New York April 25 and plans to address the American Newspaper Publishers Association before traveling to Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Virginia
Berlin
Macmillan
White House
Glenora
Middleburg
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Navy Phantom sets climb record at Point Mugu
At Point Mugu California an F4H1 Phantom jet from a dead stop climbed to 98.4252 feet in just over six minutes or 371.43 seconds. The flight, conducted Thursday, established a new Navy record for climb to that altitude, officials disclosed Friday.
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Calif
Naval Air Station
Navy
Persist ent poet incurs unlawful entry into Bardot suite
Italian writer Domenico Buono 33 attempted to force entry to Brigitte Bardot in a Florence hotel seeking inspiration for a poem. He spent the night jailed after Bardot and film crew restrained him. Police removed him, warned him to leave town, and he later tried to reenter.
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Brigitte Bardot
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