Ex convict Hartman seeks new life by helping delinquents
Ronald L. Hartman 30 of Lancaster, a former robber, after graduating from the Lancaster School of Bible Study, aims to guide youths away from crime. He plans a basement gym in Vintage for a Christian Health Club offering physical and spiritual fitness while continuing work as a restaurant cook to repay debts and fund his mission.
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Ronald L. Hartman
Lancaster
Second Corinthians
Lessly
Hartman
Vintage
Christian Health Club
Christ
Castro Sets Conditions for Tractors for Freedom Swap
In a Havana radio statement Castro accepted the tractors for freedom deal in principle and called for negotiations. The exchange would swap 500 American tractors for 1,200 invasion prisoners, with a delegation from the citizens group to travel to Cuba to discuss terms and prisoner numbers.
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Mich
Cuba
Fide
Castro
Pris
Havana
Council of Ministers
Citizens “Tractors For Freedom Committee
Citizens Group
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Committee
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Key West
Fla
Bbe
Rusk Seeks Congress Approval For Foreign Aid Bill
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, backed by President Kennedy, asks Congress to approve a 4.8 billion foreign aid bill. Kennedy urges the nation to support aid to resist communism, while Senate and House committees weigh guarantees for private investments and government loss limits amid opposition from Gore Symington and Fulbright.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Committee
Frank M. Coffin
Development Loan Fund
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Coffin
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Gore
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
U S expected to resume underground atomic tests
President Kennedy likely to announce a shift in policy toward resuming underground U S nuclear explosions if needed for national interest. The move would keep Geneva talks alive, though Soviets demand vetoes and other conditions, with no immediate moratorium binding.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
United States
Khrushchev
West
Geneva
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Britain
Traffic cop hears a new one in Tucson chase
Deputy Prvil Skeen stopped a woman who ran a red light and claimed it had changed before she arrived. He asked why she did it and she insisted it was not her fault due to the light changing. Her remark added a fresh excuse to the long list of violator alibis.
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Tucson
Ariz
Prvil Skeen
Skeen
Weather outlook with thundershowers and warm humid days
The area faces tonight and Thursday with thundershowers and continued cloudy warm humid conditions. Daytime highs near the 80s and nightly lows around the upper 50s to 60s, with a cooler trend by Thursday and a return to warmer weather Monday. Rainfall includes showers tomorrow and Monday adding about an inch. Tuesday’s high reached 90s briefly with overnight low near 40s. Middletown recorded a half inch of rain in 15 minutes yesterday afternoon.
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Middletown
Padong Falls To Pathet Lao Rebels
In Laos Padong village fell to Pathet Lao forces after a heavy artillery barrage and infantry assault. Meo troops and royal government units retreated to a new defensive line amid reports of North Vietnamese involvement and ongoing Cease-fire violations.
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Vientiane
Laos
Padong
Xieng Khouang
Vang Pao
Pao
Pathet Lao
United States weighs Geneva conference exit over Laos cease-fire breaches
Washington aides weigh leaving the Geneva talks as rebels seize Padong, a symbol of government resistance. State Department officials cite the fall of Padong as proof of Communist bad faith and a deliberate flouting of the cease-fire, while cables flow to capitals without clear instruction to quit.
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Washington
United States
Laos
State Department
Padong
Joseph W Reap
Reap
Geneva
U.S
Khrushchev Hosts Pomp and Dance With Sukarno in Moscow
In a festive Moscow embassy party, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev danced with Indonesia's Sukarno celebrating Sukarno's 60th birthday. Khrushchev performed improvised steps, led the orchestra with Sukarno, and joked about finances as Brezhnev and Mikoyan watched. Hundreds cheered outside as the pair departed together.
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Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Sukarno
Indonesia
Vienna
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Premek Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Nina Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Central Committee
U S Accuses Reds of Laos Cease-fire Violations
The United States says Communist forces violated the Laos cease-fire after Padong was captured. Averell Harriman, U S delegate, favors postponing meetings while he consults with Washington. Western delegates wonder if talks should continue without an effective truce. Britain’s MacDonald canceled today's session amid the crisis. No date was set for the next meeting.
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Geneva
United States
Laos
Padong
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Washington
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Kennedy’s Bipartisan Praise For Nuclear Policy Report
Washington reaction to President Kennedy after his televised European trip highlights bipartisan approval of his anti ambiguity stance against nuclear war. Republicans and Democrats see value in his push for aid to developing nations and a firmer stance with the Soviet Union while wary of Khrushchev’s veto on inspections.
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Dillon mM
Kennedy
Washington
Saltonstall
Javits
Congress
House
Senate
Kmel
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Canada China grain clash looms after U S block
Ottawa and Washington face strain as the United States blocks shipment of unloading equipment needed for Canadian grain to Red China. Diefenbaker vows to address Parliament over Treasury restrictions affecting an Illinois firm's sale of gear to shipgrain to China.
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Ottawa
C AP
John G. Diefenbaker
United States
China
Diefenbaker
U.S. Treasury
Illinois
Washington
U.S
Canada
Kennedy
Montreal
William H. Moore
Dunbar-Kapole Colof Batavia
Ill
The
Treasury
Margaret Schwartz
Foreign Assets Control Office
Schwartz
Marriage Riddle Sparks One or Two Worries
A lighthearted quip on marriage notes that when a man and woman wed they become one, but the real challenge is choosing which one. The witty line plays on unity and differing perspectives within couples.
Freedom Riders Test Jackson Segregation Policies in Air and Bus
CORE test flight to Jackson aims to probe airport terminal facilities for interstate travelers while Freedom Riders joining from New Orleans and Washington move toward Jackson. Seven jailed after breach of peace convictions, facing heavier penalties than earlier riders.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Congression Racial Equality
CORE
St. Louis
Charles R. Oldham
Washington
New Orleans
Freedom
Jacksson
Mississsippi
James Spencer
Freedom Riders
24 Killed as Truck Plunges Into River
MADRAS India AP report says seven teen women and seven men riding atop a stone laden truck were killed when the vehicle plunged into a river 24 miles from Madras. Local authorities investigated the accident and prepared casualty figures for the wireless and press.
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Madras
India
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