Kennedy aides warn of tough days ahead in global battle
Kennedy outlined a dangerous outlook as editors heard from State Department briefing on communism threats. Khrushchev warned of three warfare types including liberation struggles, with Red China expansion and possible Berlin crisis looming. Officials caution the West is not doomed though influence may shrink in five years.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
State Department
United States
Khrushchev
Berlin
Red China
Southeast Asia
China
West
Mutiny Aftermath Threatens Foreign Legion Units in Algeria
In Algiers police and troops swept the city, 5000 civilians turned in arms, as the government considered disbanding the 1st Foreign Legion paratroop and cavalry regiments. De Gaulle’s policy pushes Algeria toward independence, complicating the future of Legion forces. Generals Salan Zeller Jouhaud remained fugitives. Charlez surrendered in Paris.
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Algiers
Foreign Legion
Algeria
Forigne Legion
Charles de Gaulle
Challe
Raoul Salan
Andre Zeller
Edmond Jouhaud
Paris
Arromanches
1St Foreign Legion
1St
Foreign Legion Cavalry Regiment
de Gaulle
France
Deans Never Die Quote From Harvard Law Dean Chuckie Dean
Harvard Law School figure Chuckie Dean jokes that deans never die they merely lose their faculties in a quip about the Kennedy administration, reflecting campus humor about leadership and politics.
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Harvard Law School
U.S. Moves To Reopen Prince Edward County Schools
The federal government seeks to force Virginia to reopen Prince Edward County public schools on an integrated basis. Attorney General Kennedy filed a motion with Judge Oren Lewis, aiming to prohibit state support of any public schools until integration. Negro pupils plan May 8 to challenge funding of private white schools and the county’s 1959 school shutdown.
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Richmond, Va
Caplaintiff
Prince Edward County
US. Dist
Oren R. Lewis
U.S
U S Fires Juno To Orbit Space Scope
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Juno II rocket launched a 95 pound satellite named Explore XII to orbit 300 to 750 miles above Earth to study high energy gamma rays and radiation mysteries of the universe The launch occurred at 9 17 a m and NASA expected orbit within two hours with four stages reaching 18 000 mph The mission follows a setback in the main space program and aims to create the first space based astronomical observatory
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Space Agency
Earth
Mercury
Atlas
United States
Gabe Paul Named General Manager of Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul, who left Cincinnati to head the Houston club in the National League last November, was named general manager of the Cleveland Indians in New York.
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NEW York
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Houston
Cleveland Indians
Kennedy cable on Jews in Germany seen at Eichmann trial
In Jerusalem, evidence from the Eichmann trial shows Joseph P. Kennedy, then U S envoy to Britain, reported in 1938 that prospects for Jews in Germany were very bad. His Dec 8 1938 cable, relayed via the French Foreign Office, discussed refugees and efforts to ease their plight. The cache includes documents and microfilms from Nazi papers in Alexandria Virginia.
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Jerusalem
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Great Britain
State Department
Ya‘akov
National Archives
Alexandria
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Henri Bonnet
Washington
Bar’or
Baror
Kennedy Seeks Ethics Officer For U S Government
President Kennedy proposed creating an ethics coordination office reporting to him to standardize conduct rules across all federal agencies. He urged broad reforms to conflicts of interest and adoption of agency specific codes, with a no exception rule for private contacts including Congress. The plan includes executive orders to define prohibited actions and tighten rules for presidential appointees and outside employment. Officials suggested James M Landis for the ethics post, while Kennedy stressed honesty and an ethical environment as the core solution.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
James M. Landis
Harweed Law School
Landis
Noweb
Ohio Recovers From Severe Storms After Week of Turmoil
Ohio sees drier cooler weather as hundreds aid cleanup from tornadoes and floods. Red Cross assists Eaton families while Sandusky River recedes and officials report river crests near forecast. Mantua and Aurora suffer washouts and closures with rerouted traffic.
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Fremont
Erie Ordnance Depot
Sandusky
Eaton
Red Cross
Weekend Forecast Remains Cool With Showers Likely
The Weather Perfect beatnik weather remains in place through the weekend with cool temperatures. Tonight will be cool with a chance of showers and a low near 50. Friday and Saturday stay cool with little temperature change and a top near 58 on Friday. Yesterday’s high reached 60 by 5:30 p.m. and the overnight low was 42 at 4 a.m. today. The river crested at 13 feet 8 inches yesterday and was back to 12 feet 5 inches by 8 a.m. today.
Castro Talks Amid Gunfire Interruption During TV Rally
Fidel Castro staged a marathon address before nearly 1,000 captured rebels at Havana's Sports Palace. A guards weapon discharged briefly. Castro urged calm and said the prisoners would be treated politely. He defended socialism and acknowledged the captive crowd's loyalty amid a five day televised parade.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana Sports Palace
Castro
Havana
Xenia Man Killed As Car Leaves Road
Owen Jerry McPherson a 23 year old resident of Xenia was killed when his car ran off Ohio 235 at a curve south of Fairborn struck a bridge support and overturned. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Ohio
Owen Jerry McPherson
Xenia
Ohio 235
Here
McPherson
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