Laos Talks Indefinitely Postponed By Britain
In Geneva Britain and the Soviet Union co chair a 14 nation Laos conference. Britain postpones all sessions citing serious cease fire violations. The United States boycotts until Khrushchev fulfills a pledge for a stronger international cease fire mechanism.
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Laos
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Malcolm MacDonald
Georghi Pushkin
MacDonald
France
U.S
Bolivia under state of siege amid leftist strikes
AP reports Bolivia declared a state of siege with arrests of communists and leftists as strikes disrupt tin mines. Passengers say President Paz Estenssoro announced emergency while La Paz remained calm. Stevenson to visit Bolivia June 15 on South American tour.
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Lima
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Kenndy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Buenos Aires
Stevenson
el Diario
Paz Estenssoro
International Monetary Fund
OAS Commission Opens Inquiry Into Trujillo Heirs
An OAS panel begins a probe to see if Rafael L. Trujillo's heirs end oppression in the Dominican Republic. Leland Rosemberg, Balaguer's liaison, and Carlos A. Clulon of Uruguay, head a 13 member team from the Americas. They will assess whether sanctions and boycotts remain justified, amid Balaguer’s efforts to restore hemispheric ties after Trujillo’s assassination.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
The
Organization of American States
Rafael L. Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Leland Rosemberg
OAS
Rosemberg
Carlos A. Clulon
Uruguay
Bonn
West Germany
Trujillo
Balaguer
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Steubenville Girl Drowns Near Mingo Junction Pond
In Steubenville Ohio an Mingo Junction 12 year old girl Sandra Kay Eddy drowned Wednesday while playing near a strip mine pond two miles west of her home. Firemen recovered the body after she slipped and fell into nine feet of water. Companions made a vain rescue attempt.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Mingo Junction
Sandra Kay Eddy
Kennedy Battle With Lumbo Sacral Strain Revealed
President Kennedy suffers a lumbo sacral strain from planting a tree in Ottawa on May 16 during a Canadian trip. White House officials say the injury is not related to prior back problems and note ongoing discomfort described as a steady toothache. Dr. Janet Travell treats the president and secrecy surrounding the issue ends with the disclosure.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Piierre Salinger
Ottawa
Government House
Canada
Salinger
Travell
Kennedy Says U S Will Keep Trying on Laos and Test Ban
President Kennedy told editors that the United States will persist in negotiations in Geneva for a neutral Laos under a cease fire and aims for a nuclear test ban. He insisted the US does not intend to resume atomic tests despite setbacks with Khrushchev and warned that failing Laos would complicate broader disarmament talks.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Laos
Khrushchev
Geneva
United Press International
United States
United Nations
Cuba
Castro
Kennnedy
Weather outlook with showers and heat through weekend
Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast tonight into Friday with warm humidity expected through Saturday. Tonight's low in the 60s, Friday high near 82, and today's high in the mid 80s with a 45 degree overnight low. Middletown reports 22 inches of rain since yesterday, mostly showers this morning.
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Middletown
Daytonian Killed by Lightning While Fishing
A Dayton man, Fred C. Kinser, 34, was struck and killed by lightning Wednesday while fishing in the Great Miami River near downtown during a severe rain storm. Two witnesses pulled him from the water.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Great Miami River
Fred C. Kinser
Quote about climbing the ladder of success from Chuckle
A concise maxim asserts that no one advances in life with hands in pockets. It frames effort and initiative as essential to achievement and progress.
Four More College Cagers Arrested In Scandal
Four former college basketball players are arrested on conspiracy and bribery charges amid the widening basketball fixing scandal. The group includes Dave Budin Jerry Vogel Dan Quindazzi and Lou Brown. Separate indictments against Wagman and Hacken are noted. Twenty nine players from seventeen colleges are involved.
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New York
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Dave Budin
Brooklyn College
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
Alabama
Lou Brown
North Carolina
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogar
Wagman
Hacken
Constant Check Due For Orbiting U S Astronaut
Washington AP Maj. Gen. O K Neiss Air Force surgeon general and Col. Vance H Marchbanks outlined plans for in flight medical monitoring. A chain of 20 armed services and Public Health Service doctors will use radio diagnoses to assess the astronauts pulse heart and other reactions and may recommend terminating the flight if trouble develops.
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Washington
U.S
O. K. Neiss
Air Force
Vance H. Marchbanks
Marchbanks
Armed Services and
Public Health Service
Earthquake in Ethiopia Kills Five, Wounds Many
An aftershock damaged central Ethiopia last week killing at least five people and injuring numerous as delayed reports arrived in Addis Ababa on Wednesday. Local officials and aid agencies prepared for possible further tremor effects and rescue efforts continued across affected towns.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
French Farmers Rebel in Brittany Morlaix Riot
About 4 000 Brittany farmers blocked Morlaix streets with tractors and trucks protesting low farm prices. riot police and 130 officers moved in as the town faced hours of occupation and a threatened escalation. Local officials fled to safety as clashes were avoided but tensions rose over France’s distribution system and slow market reforms.
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Morlaix
France
Brittany
French Interior Ministry
Paris
Jacques Seron
Powe
Suthe
Duke of Kent Weds Commoner in York Cathedral
Duke of Kent marries Katharine Worsey in Yorkminster with Queen Elizabeth II present. The ceremony at York Cathedral drew 46 TV cameras and a glittering royal guest list amid intermittent rain and a late hailstorm. It mirrors Princess Margaret’s 1960 marriage to a commoner.
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York
England
Duke of Kent
Katharine Worsey
Britain
Yorkminster
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Kennedy reports Khrushchev kept tone firm in Vienna talks
President Kennedy briefed lawmakers on Khrushchev rising voice over Berlin bone in the throat remark and warned West Berlin rights would be defended at risk. He said Khrushchev focused on Berlin Laos and UN Secretariat changes while Cuba and Castro appeared unstable. De Gaulle pressed for independent nuclear forces and NATO reassessment amid Algeria and Laos tensions.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Westlin
Fidel Castro
White House
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
U.N
West
United Nations
France
de Gaulle
NATO
Algeria
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