Kennedy and Queen to compare travel notes in London
Jacqueline Kennedy will meet Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at Buckingham Palace in a landmark first encounter. The First Lady ends a triumphant European tour after receptions in Paris and Vienna, drawing large crowds with Mrs Khrushchev alongside.
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Prince Philip
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Buckingham Palace
America
Paris
Vienna
Jackie
Nina Khrushchev
Pallavicini Palace
Laos Conference Deadlock Persists at Geneva
Communist delegates at the Laos talks in Geneva brushed aside ceasefire concerns despite Kennedy and Khrushchev signaling the need for a truce. Polish negotiator Michalowski backed a political settlement and urged moving beyond ceasefire debates, while Soviet Pushkin pressed non communists for their own ideas. Western delegates demanded a live ceasefire from the International Control Commission, noting dozens of violations in the three weeks since.
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Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchevy
J. Michalowski
Poland
Vienna
Michalowski
Struce Commission
Georgi Pushkin
Khrushchev
United States
International Control Commission
Retired General Diaz Slain in Dominican Republic Shootout
In Ciudad Trujillo soldiers and police killed retired Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz the accused chief assassin of dictator Rafael Trujillo during a night gun battle. An alleged accomplice, Antonio de la Maza, died later in a military hospital. Both had fled a house-to-house sweep after a tip led 100 security forces to Independence Park and Bolivar Avenue. Diaz, 52, was linked to Trujillo’s assassination plot amid a broader crackdown on the conspirators.
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Dominican Republic
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo
Diaz
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de la Maza
Generalissimo Trujillo
Capital
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Bolivar Avenue
Trujillo
Dicttator
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Armed Forces
Asassination Band
de la Marais
Army
Gerard L. Murphy
Eugene
Ore
Murphy
Jesus de Galindez
Columbia University
Truj
U.S. Seeks OAS Mission to Dominican Republic
The United States expects OAS approval for a mission to inspect the Dominican Republic amid tensions. Balaguer pledges free elections next May as Trujillo Jr. appears to assume strongman role. A seven nation OAS committee prepares to vote on sending observers to assess stability in the Caribbean.
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U. S
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
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Caribbean
Regim
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Balaguer
U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Trujillo
Venezuela
Today's Chuckle
An executive's wife would not be jealous if she knew what his secretary really thinks of him.
Air Force Captains Test Life Support In Space Cabin
Two Air Force captains begin a 17 day breathing trial in a high altitude like cabin at Brooks AFB. Capt. Louis V. Gang of Phoenix and Capt. Bernard J. Westfall of Iowa City participate in the simulated space ship environment to study human reaction to atmospheric conditions for space flight.
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Tex
Air Force
Louis V. Gang
Phoenix
Ariz
Bernard J. Westfall
Iowa City
Iowa
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Faculty Petition Attacks Bowling Green President Over Firing
Sixty Bowing Green State University faculty members allege in a mailed petition that President Ralph W. McDonald punished philosophy chair Sherman Stanage for free speech. They accuse him of vindictive action, fear of reprisal, and control of faculty meetings through a president‑controlled faculty council.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Creek
Sherman Stanage
Stanage
McDonald
McDonald's
Dr. Stanage
Saturn booster move blocked by dam break near Redstone Arsenal
A TVA dam lock break on Wheeler Dam disrupts the transport of NASA's Saturn booster from Redstone Arsenal to Cape Canaveral. Officials say moving the 22 foot diameter, 75 foot long vessel by land faces obstacles from bridges and overhead structures, with months of delay possible.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Doctors reluctant to say I do not know
Pittsburgh physician Dr Campbell Moses writes in Allegheny County Medical Society publication that many doctors refuse to admit they do not know a diagnosis. He warns that this leads to misdiagnosis and serious complications.
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Campbell Moses
Allegheny County Medical Society
Khrushchev Holds Firm Stance After Vienna Talks
Khrushchev sticks to hard anti Western lines in talks with Kennedy in Vienna. U S officials hope Kennedy’s presence may yet influence Moscow as crisis issues like Laos Berlin and disarmament loom. Khrushchev proposes merging talks into a general disarmament conference, rejected by Kennedy for now.
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U. S
Kennedy seconds Vienna accords and western unity
President Kennedy briefed Prime Minister Macmillan in London on Vienna summit results. He aims to keep East West contact with limited gains and warned Khrushchev against miscalculations over West Berlin. Kennedy to report to Americans Tuesday night from the White House. Khrushchev returns to Moscow seeking peaceful Cold War settlement.
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Harold Macmillan
Vienna
Austria
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West Berlin
Laos
Cuba
United States
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Admiralty House
U.S
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Annapolis
Washington
Radziwill
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Weather forecast for Middletown week shows near normal temps
The Weather Bureau predicts mostly mild conditions with light to moderate rainfall. Temperatures should stay near normal, with highs near 80 and overnight lows around 50s to 60s, scattered showers possible this afternoon and again on Thursday. Yesterday's official high was 79 and low 51, with today expected to mirror yesterday's temperature.
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Weather Bureau
Middletown
Ex-Greek Guerrillas Transfered Toward Bulgaria Border
A Greek Foreign Ministry spokesman confirmed reports that former Greek Communist guerrillas are being moved by train from Poland into Bulgaria near the Greek border. Infiltrations by ex guerrillas into Greek Macedonia from Bulgaria have been reported several times in recent years.
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Athens
Poland
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Algerians Open Fire In Paris
Paris police hunted four Algerians and three dozen others after a dawn attack that killed 11 Algerians, four of them soldiers, and wounded 9 others including eight Algerian suspects and five Paris police. A siege in Rue Saint Martin ended with a suspect killed. grenades and weapons were recovered.
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Vincennes
Magenta
Strasbourg
Bonne Nouvelle
Rue Saint-Martin
Stevenson Mission Enters Strong Start in Venezuela
Adlai Stevenson s goodwill tour to South America shows cordial reception as he meets President Betancourt and Venezuelan officials in Caracas. The U S envoy emphasizes economic and social cooperation and denied seeking an anti Castro alliance, planning talks with officials before heading to Buenos Aires.
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Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy
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