Perry Grant hosts 800 guests at Long Island party
Perry Grant, 25, survivor of a Maryland swamp plane crash, plans a Sunday cookout at his upscale Long Island estate. He says he will celebrate being alive with close friends, while guests, caterers, bands, and champagne are prepared. Grants comes from a wealthy family with investments and a stenography business.
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Rockville Centre
N.Y
Perry Grant
Long Island
Grant
Maryland
Senate bars aid to Yugoslavia and Poland in foreign aid bill
The Senate adopted the Lausche amendment blocking development loans and surplus aid to Yugoslavia and Poland as part of the 4.7 billion foreign aid authorization. The move drew swift White House opposition and a warning from Secretary of State Rusk that the action could signal surrender to Soviet influence.
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Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Yugoslavia
Poland
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
Ohio
United States
Lausche
White House
Ias
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Rusk
Laos princes meet in Khang Khay for coalition talks
In rebel held Plaines Des Jarres three rival princes met and Souvanna Phouma said a coalition government agreement could be reached Friday. He met with Boun Oum and Souphanouvong with Phoumi Nosavan present. Western diplomats fear failure could trigger a Pathet Lao military move.
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Khang Khay
Laos
Plaines Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Souphanouvong
Roun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan Souvanna
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
Chinese revolt reported by anti Communist paper
Truth Daily, a Chinese language newspaper, claims over 5,000 forced laborers in northern Kwangtung Province rose against authorities on May 30. It alleges dozens were killed and more than 2,000 arrested, with remaining rebels fleeing into the hills near the Kwangtung Hunan border, according to escapee Chen Tse-jen.
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Hong Kong
China
Kwangtung
Truth Daily
Kwangtung-Hunan
Red China
Chen Tse-jen
Agriculture Aide Faces Committee in Estes Inquiry
Washington AP reports James T. Ralph, a former Agriculture Department aide, testifies as a House subcommittee resumes its Estes case hearings. The panel probes Estes grain empire and alleged fraud while William Morris is set to testify next. Executives from Commercial Solvents Co. may be called as the inquiry advances. Ralph, 36, joined from California and was fired May 15 for using an Estes telephone card for personal calls.
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Washington
James T.ralph
Agriculture Department
House
Billie Sol Estes
Rep
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Estes
Texas
William Morris
Ralph
Commercial Solvents Co
West
Kennedy
California
Dallas
Estes’ Company
Orville L. Freeman
U S Fights Another Nevada Nuclear Blast Test
The United States conducted a new underground nuclear test at the Nevada site, the 36th announced in the current series. The test yielded a force described as under 20,000 tons of TNT, reflecting the ongoing arms program.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
Serres
Nine Babies Unburied At Akron Funeral Home
AKRON Ohio AP police found another body in the rear of a funeral home, raising to nine the number of dead infants the operator is accused of failing to bury. Clarence D Irby 37 faces arraignment June 20 on a suspicion charge. He admitted keeping bodies unpaid for burial, with hospital tags dating from 1959 to last January. Five bodies identified. four were arranged for burial through relief services.
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Akron
Ohio
Clarence D. Irby
Carroll Outright
Irby
Outright
Uary
Clyde Falor
Leon Evans
UN Debates Future of Colonies
The United Nations General Assembly resumes its 16th session to consider independence dates for Ruanda Urundi and pressure for independence in Southern Rhodesia. Archbishop Makarios attends as Cyprus’s new president. A U.N. commission urges July 1 as end of trusteeship for Ruanda Urundi, notes bloodshed in Ruanda, and proposes a voluntary aid fund with frontiers guaranteed by neighboring Congo Tanganyika and Uganda.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Belgium
Ruanda-Urundi
Congo
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
Makarios
United States
U.N
Cyprus
Ruanda
Urundi
U.N. Commission
Assembly
Tanganyika
Uganda
Middletown Area Weather Tonight Through Friday
Clear crisp conditions prevail in the Middletown area with fair skies and mild breezes tonight and Friday. A low around 58 degrees is expected tonight and Friday's high near 72. An advance look to Saturday shows a chance of showers with yesterday’s official high 83 at 2 pm and the overnight low 57 at 5 30 am today.
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Middletown
Busy-Busy Cop Resigns In Claremont North Carolina
Ba ren Grant resigns as the sole police officer in Claremont population 750 after the Board of Commissioners demanded he haul garbage and cut grass in addition to chores like reading water meters checking pumps street repairs and hauling gravel. He earned 74.50 dollars weekly.
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Claremont
N. C
Baren Grant
Board of Commissioners
Copter Crashes In South Viet Nam Near Kontum
An American Army helicopter crashed near Kontum about 260 miles northeast of Saigon today. The crew burned the craft after the accident and there were no casualties. The cause of the crash was not immediately known.
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Ban ME Thuot
South Viet Nam
Kontum
Saigon
Fall Proves Fatal At Medical Center
A six month old girl from Bellevue died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a fall down stairs. The infant Candy Norman sustained head injuries when she and her mother Mrs Gary Norman tumbled Tuesday while carrying her down the steps. The mother, 19, reported the incident.
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Toledo, Ohio
Bellevue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gary Norman
Candy
Kennedy McCormack fight opens Massachusetts party convention
The Kennedy and McCormack camps collide as Massachusetts Democratic delegates gather for the three day state convention in Springfield. Kennedy 30 and McCormack 38 contend for the U S Senate seat once held by the President with balloting set for Friday and Ed Muskie slated to speak at the delegates dinner.
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Springfield
Mass
Kennedy-McCormack
U.S
Massachusetts
McCormack
Kennedy
Springfield Municipal Auditorium
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Communist Elected At Cambridge Union Debating Society
Cambridge England AP reports Brian Pollitt son of a former head of the British Communist party was elected president of the Cambridge Union Debating Society on Wednesday night. He is the first Communist to hold the post in the society.
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Cambridge
England
Brian Pollitt
British Communist)party
Cambridge Union Debating Society
Five Children and Father Die in Fire Near Palmyra
A father, Charles Franklin Neiswender, 27, and his five children Natalie 6 Kathleen 5 Charles 4 Karl 3 Terry 1 burned to death in a Lebanon County home near Palmyra. Peggy Neiswender, wife and mother, was treated for burns and shock after telling firefighters he urged her to jump from a window as flames engulfed the five room cottage. Neiswender reportedly stayed to care for the children while she escaped.
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Palmyra
Lebanon County
Charles Franklin Neiswender
Natalie
Kathleen
Charles
Karl
Terry
Neiswender
Peggy
Lebanon
Good Samaritan
Neighors
Red Bloc Malls Own Trade Group
Leaders of seven European countries in the Soviet bloc meet in Moscow to unite and coordinate their economies. Albania is barred from the talks as Izvestia signals a push toward centralization and direct production cooperation within a planned bloc akin to a Red market counterpart.
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Moscow
Albania
Izvestia
Named To State Post In Ohio Television Board
Columbus AP Walter F Bartlett general manager of WLWC and Crosley Broadcasting is named to the Ohio Educational Television Network Commission by Gov DiSalle to fill the unexpired term ending November 8 1964. Bartlett a Marion native replaces R E Dunville of Cincinnati who resigned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter F. Bartlett
WLWC
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
Com
Michael V. DiSalle
Bartlett
R. E. Dunville
Cincinnati
Brtlett
Marion
Marilyn Monroe illness and work delay at Fox
Hollywood report cites Marilyn Monroe as ill and unprepared on the set of Something's Got to Give, with producers claiming she arrives late and leaves early. A front-office source floated replacing her, possibly Kim Novak, and noted two million in losses due to absenteeism.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
20Th Century - Fox
Kim Novak
Dean Martin
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