Laos Princes Agree to Conference in Geneva
Laotian head of the Vieniane government Boun Oum agrees to meet with Souvanna Phouena and Souphanouvong, aiming to break deadlock in Geneva and Laos talks. No date set. possible locations Geneva or Nice considered. The West seeks cease fire progress while Pathet Lao pushes for political talks. Harriman travels to Paris to join Kennedy for Vienna talks.
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Graham Defies Illness to Preach in Manchester Crowd
Evangelist Billy Graham, 41, ill with throat ailment, left his sick bed against orders to travel by train to Manchester. Aides said he would address an estimated 60,000 people Saturday evening as part of his northern England campaign.
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Vienna Summit Faces Khrushchev Kennedy Talks
Vienna talks unfold with guarded optimism from Soviet bloc as Kennedy and Khrushchev plan weekend discussions. Pravda and Moscow press urge acceptance of Soviet policy for world peace while Western leaders demand Berlin firmness and reunification terms for Germany.
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Agriculture Gets Budget Boost in House Spending Plan
The House Appropriations Committee proposed 14.41 billion dollars for Agriculture and 23 independent federal agencies for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The package includes 5.98 billion for agriculture programs and 8.43 billion for independent offices led by the Veterans Administration at 4.88 billion.
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USSR Space Chief Dies
Soviet news agency Tass reports Deputy Premier Mikhail Khrunichev, 59, died suddenly likely during the night. He served as space chief since April 8 and attended a Kremlin reception Thursday night. Khrunichev rose from a messenger and blacksmith’s assistant to lieutenant general and wartime aviation administrator.
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Communist party leader and Soviet official rises to top posts
By 1952 he joined the Communist party central committee and served as deputy premier in 1955 56. He moved to a planning role as deputy chairman of the state economic commission and became aviation minister in 1957. He earned seven orders of Lenin two Stalin prizes and the title Hero of Socialist Labor.
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Teen in Stolen Car Fatally Struck in Toledo
A 15 year old boy died when the stolen car he was driving skid and hit a tree in Toledo Ohio. The victim was named James Saul 15 and identified at Toledo Hospital by his parents Mr and Mrs John E Saul Jr.
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Navy Color Girl Bets Kiss for Colors Ceremony at Annapolis
Betty Fears, 23, Navy Color Girl for the 89th ceremony at the Naval Academy, will kiss Midshipman John J. Sheahan during the presentation of colors to his 21st Company. Sheahan, 24, from Rego Park, New York, notes rehearsal will include about 15 kisses.
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Kennedy praises De Gaulle leadership during Paris talks
President Kennedy wraps up a three day policy conference with Charles de Gaulle in Paris. He lauds De Gaulle’s leadership and vitality and outlines hopes to ban nuclear tests, unite the free world, and discuss Berlin with Khrushchev in Vienna.
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Weather Update: Showers Cool Off With Trough For Weekend
The forecast calls for a cooler spell with tonight and tomorrow bringing showers. Highs in the 80s today fall to around 76 on Saturday with a cloudy cool day and more showers. The five day outlook shows six to seven degree below normal highs around 81, with showers Saturday and Tuesday producing roughly one inch of rain. Thursday's high reached 88 degrees with a 72 degree overnight low.
Trujillo Burial Today Sets End of Era in Dominican Republic
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo is buried after a national service in Santo Domingo. His son Rafael Trujillo Jr. was named commander of the armed forces, and the government pledged to continue his policies. The assassination disrupted Dominican leadership and raised questions about the future of the regime.
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Tragic Pratt Crash Kills Gard Family Members
Dr Zane Gard fresh from a medical degree and his wife are killed along with her father and his four children suffer injuries when a trailer whipping in gusty winds crosses into a truck on U S 54 near Pratt Kansas. Three truck occupants are treated for shock and are from Wichita.
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Newport Cleanup Sparks Indictments in Campbell County
Eleven men were indicted by the Campbell County grand jury in Newport circuits for conspiracy and allowing gambling in their establishments. The drive followed reform groups and Governor Combs sending Alcoholic Beverage Control Board agents to Newport. Ratterman, linked to the case, was arrested in May and later cleared on related charges.
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Gas Price Fixers Hit Will Appeal in Indiana Case
Fines totaling 425000 on 11 major oil firms for gasoline price fixing were imposed by Federal Judge Luther M Swygert in South Bend Mishawaka area case. Four firms announced immediate appeals as verdict upheld conspiracy to rig prices in 1957. Gulf Oil won an appeal previously. Consumer costs estimated at 7 cents per gallon.
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Miller Elected Unanimous GOP National Chairman
Rep. William E. Miller of New York was unanimously chosen to lead the Republican National Committee succeeding Sen. Thruston B. Morton. Miller, 47, a former House Campaign Committee chair, is the party's 43rd chairman and the second Catholic to hold the post. He allies with Nixon Rockefeler Goldwater and backs the party platform to oppose President Kennedy's program.
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