Arms Ban Hinges On Reds Rusk CENTO Session
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told CENTO ministers that ending the East West arms race requires Soviet secrecy to end. He said the U S would conduct atmospheric nuclear tests while seeking a ban on testing, and pledged continued defense support for the Middle East. CENTO includes Pakistan Iran Turkey and Britain with the U S as associate member. Pakistan seeks greater U S role and possibly full CENTO membership.
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French Do Puzzling About-Face In Oran Maneuver
French army units occupied Oran center to target the Secret Army Organization then abruptly withdrew without explanation. Troops returned later as supporters speculated officers hoped to lure hard-core secret army units into the open. The aim remained to invest the city without provoking a bloody clash with settlers’ underground forces.
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Algeria
Oran Sunday
Secret Army
Indian defense minister arrives in New York for UN Kashmir talks
India's defense minister V. K. Menon arrived in New York on Sunday to attend a United Nations Security Council session on the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan. He declined to make any statements at the airport.
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India
United Nations Security Council
Kashmir
Pakistan
Kash
Pilot cuts commute by moving to Ayrshire village
John Wheatley, senior BOAC pilot, relocated 400 miles to Mindens in Ayrshire to shorten the drive to London. He now travels 15 miles to Prestwick Airport for a flight to London, cutting total travel time to 75 minutes, a 45 minute saving.
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John Wheatley
Scotland
Wheatley
British Overseas Airways
London Airport
Mindens
Ayrshire
Prestwick
Bird Flock Tied to 1940 Boston Air Crash
Norman Oklahoma AP reports a two year FAA study links starlings to the 1940 Boston Electra crash killing 62. Researchers say engine noise attracts birds, causing ingested birds to force engine failure. They propose varying engine RPM during takeoff to avoid attracting flocks.
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Readies High Tests at Johnston Island
A ban on shipping and air traffic was imposed around Johnston Island as the United States prepares to fire high altitude nuclear bursts. The April 9 order closes Johnston as the second Pacific test site, though immediate testing is not guaranteed.
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Kennedy Hosts White House Nobel Dinner Gala
President Kennedy entertained 173 guests including 49 Nobel Prize winners and notable authors at a White House dinner praised as the hemisphere’s most extraordinary talent gathering. Guests mingled in black tie, autographs were common, and astronaut John Glenn attended after recent honors. The President stressed pursuits of knowledge and peace and joked about a Canadian reporter’s Easter egg head quip.
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Linus C. Pauling
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Lester Pearson
Canada
Kennedy Urges Cooperation to Stabilize Economy
President Kennedy told the United States Chamber of Commerce that stable growth must rely on free competition and cooperation among business labor and government. He urged avoiding price setting by government, citing recent steel industry actions, and praised the chamber's 50 years of service while stressing unity to prevent inflation and protect the dollar.
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Soviet spaceman Titov tours New York at night
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov and his wife Tamara visited New York after landing at Idlewild. They rode to the United Nations mission on Park Avenue and toured Times Square Empire State Building and the Battery amid crowds. Titov plans to attend a Washington space conference later in the week.
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Must Hear Fidel Talk at May Day Rally
HAVANA AP Cubans faced a government warning against leaving Jose Marti Plaza during Prime Minister Fidel Castros May Day address The Communist daily Hoy said attendees would not be allowed to depart until the revolution leader finished The week opened with the first openly anti government protest in seven months and the dismissal of aＯ official of the Integrated Revolutionary Organization Witnesses reported about four demonstrators displaying banners calling for political prisoners' release at a Havana street corner during a pep rally linked to May Day events.
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Informal Talks With Khrushchev Reported by Kennedy and Macmillan
Washington officials said President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan aim to broaden summit diplomacy with Khrushchev by favoring informal contacts. They pledged to ease US British trade policy tensions and discussed Britain joining the European Common Market while muting direct criticism of the Soviet Union. The plan seeks ongoing dialogue rather than a major heads of government meeting.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
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Soviet Union
Five day forecast shows warm spell with rain chances
The forecast predicts pleasant warmth through Friday with highs around 74 and lows near 52. Scattered showers are possible with a good chance of rain tonight and again Saturday. Tonight's low expected at 52, cooler Tuesday with a high near 74. Sunday's high reported at 60 by 5:30 p.m. and overnight low around 64 at 5 a.m. today.
Tumble To Death From Plane Near Fountain City
Four people died when a small plane broke apart over Easter on Stegen farmland near Fountain City Indiana. Victims were Carl L. Dehmer Jr. and wife Virginia from Wichita Kansas, Richard H. Ivers and wife Grace from Sapulpa Oklahoma. Deputy Sheriff H D McCan said the right wing apparently failed, ripping a hole in the cabin as the craft tumbled away. The couples were returning from a business trip to Fostoria Ohio.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Governors Debate Sparks TV Show Clash in Ohio
Gov Michael V DiSalle and Atty Gen Mark McElroy clashed on a televised Cleveland debate over taxes mental health industrial development and gambling. Third candidate Alexander Metrakos urged raising funds by legalizing bingo lotteries dog racing and other outlets.
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Cleveland
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McElroy
Ensy
Ohio
Ohio Mental Health Progress Cited by DiSalle
DiSalle states there is no Ohio mental hospital today worse than in January 1959 when he took office. McFlroy criticizes the mental hygiene program as bogged down, blaming the governor for failing to present an adequate plan to the General Assembly and noting no leadership in the state.
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Todawy's Chuckle at the Beach Cottage Friendship
A light hearted note on realizing how many friends you have once you rent a cottage at the beach, hinting at shared spaces and social ties unveiled by a seaside stay.
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