Laotian Princes Back Unity Plan Amid Dispute Over King Role
In Zurich three Laotian leaders reached in principle agreement on forming a national unity government. They clash over Premier Boun Oum's proposal that King Savang Vathana lead the government, with Souphanouvong resisting any role for the king. Souvanna Phouma hopes to head the new regime.
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Andrew Borowiec
Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Boun Oum
Savang Vathana
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Tractor Deal Koes Seek Court Order
Indianapolis residents petition the Seventh Circuit to halt negotiations for the release of about 1,200 prisoners held after Cuba's invasion. They ask Attorney General Kennedy be ordered to stop talks of the Tractors for Freedom Committee with Fidel Castro.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Seventh
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Citizens’ Committee
Cuba
Robert Kennedy
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Logan Act suit targets Castro tractor deal amid Kennedy comments
A Citizens to Block Tractors for Castro suit names Robert Kennedy as defendant in a mandamus action led by Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther alleging Logan Act violations. Richard Allen of Indianapolis presses for quick court ruling while criticizing negotiation with Castro over farm tractors and a broader economic blockade option.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Castro
Washington
Havana
United States
Cuba
Allen
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy's Acting Back Treated Again In Virginia
President Kennedy's acting back was treated again on Saturday and the White House said he is getting along fine. He spends the weekend at Glen Ora estate in Virginia with family while on crutches but in good condition and expected to return to Washington Sunday night or early Monday.
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Middleburg
Kennedy
White House
Glen Ora
Virginia Horse Country
Washington
Laos princes near unity amid talks for national government
Souvanna Phouma urged patience as Gen. Phoumi Nosavan said princes and advisors will hold a general conference Sunday. Boun Oum met with half brothers in separate hotel rooms and spoke of a cordial atmosphere and plans for a national union government. Plans to reconcile include the king’s neutral role and possible constitutional amendment. A single Lao delegation to Geneva was among the issues to settle.
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Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Geneva
Laos
Ohio Moonshine Operation Broken Near Youngstown
Federal and local authorities raided an abandoned farm on Ohio 18 and disrupted a large interstate moonshine operation. Arrests included William Van Becknell and Frank R Bailey both 26 from Wilkesboro North Carolina for making and transporting illegal liquor. David Paolucci and his son Don Paolucci were arrested in Charlotte North Carolina after a truck loaded with liquor was traced from the farm.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Wilkesboro
N. C
Here
William van Becknell
Frank R. Bailey
Kent
Charlotte
David Paolucci
Don
North Carolina
Small Homes Blamed For Stomach Ulcers
Quebec report cites Dr Andre Lambling of Paris stating at a medical association meeting that smaller human dwellings may increase the incidence of stomach ulcers. He notes the smaller the dwelling the greater the ulcer risk.
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Quebec
Andre Lambling
Paris
Medical Association
De Gaulle Faces Hard Test as Farmers Rally Across France
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle confronts a tough choice amid right wing Algeria critics and angry home front farmers. Farmers protest low prices, with surpluses to be absorbed. leaders call for road blockades in 19 departments on June 27 as the crisis risks widening beyond Brittany and Normandy to central and southern regions.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Home Economic Front
Brittany
Normandy
France
No Progress In Three-Coast Shipping Strike Endgame
New York AP report says negotiators broke up after three hours with no progress in the three-coast strike involving 85,000 crewmen on about 1,000 vessels. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged a Monday restart as battle lines over foreign flag crews and wage scales dominate talks.
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New York
Gulf
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Curran
Institute
U.S
Government pledges limited aid to farmers in brief gesture
The cabinet led by Premier Debre agreed to buy more butter stocks and extend poultry and meat aid. It also plans to electrify a Brittany rail stretch and build a new highway. Farmers say this is insufficient and vow to persist. Right wing extremists oppose De Gaulle's Algerian policy and increase pressure.
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Michel Debre
Brittany
de Gaulle
GOP Claims FDR Methods Used On Reds
Washington AP Republicans charged Kennedy mirrors FDR in war era diplomacy. They cited Tehran Cairo and Vienna as examples of one man diplomacy and alleged Roosevelt and Kennedy both caved to Soviets, with assertions about Baltic absorption and hidden Berlin details.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Party
National Committee
Tehran
Cairo
Joseph Stalin
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Hal E. Short
Republican
Vienna
Khrushchev
Berlin
Boy Drowns At Private Eaton Lake
Michael Yannillo, 16, of Eaton Village, drowned while swimming at a private lake in Eaton Two. Two companions on shore saw him in trouble but assumed a joke. Elyria Township firefighter recovered the body two hours later.
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Elyria, Ohio
Michael Yannillo
Eaton Village
Eaton Two
Elyria
Twp
West Germans rally against Soviet plan to seal division
Thousands protest Premier Khrushchev demands as West Germans mark the eighth anniversary of the East German revolt. Adenauer Brandt and leaders urge nationwide free elections to decide Germany's fate and reject any deal backed by foreign bayonets. In Geneva Couve de Murville warns Gromyko of grave consequences over Berlin traffic.
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East Germany
Geneva
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
West Berlin
Berlin
Paris Water Shortage Threatens Firefighting Access
Paris' water shortage worsens with Prefect Jean Benedetti warning the supply may not reach fires above the third floor of buildings across the city. The alert underscores a growing crisis in the greater Paris area.
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Paris
Seine
Jean Benedetti
Greater
Insurance rates rising in Middletown from July 1
Comprehensive auto insurance will increase in Middletown starting July 1, with officials noting this area alone faces the higher rates. The report appears on page 40 of the Journal.
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Middletown
Today’s Journal
Czechoslovakia Demands U.N. Action Over Spy Claim
Secretary General Hammarskjold told the Czech U.N. mission he would take charge of a U.N. study into Miroslav Nacvalac, the counsellor accused by Prague of being a U S spy. The United States says Nacvalac was a Czech spy seeking defection and was ordered out after evidence of interest. Nacvalac denies wrongdoing and recounts an approach in a New York restaurant.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Czechoslovakia
U.N
U.S
Hammarskjod
Miroslav Nacvalac
Nacvalac
New York
Washington
State Department
United States
Gripsholm
Hammerskjold
U. N. Secretariat
Hammarskjold
UN considers Nacvalac affair amid legal counsel advice
A U N spokesman said Friday Hammarskjold is reviewing the Nacvalac case with guidance from U N legal counsel Constantin Stavro poulos of Greece. The issue centers on whether the United States may expel Nacvalac under the U N Charter and the U N headquarters accord, with Czechoslovakia arguing the note that officials enjoy immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Hammarskjold
Nacvalac
Constantin Stavropoulos
Greece
United States
U.S
Sukarno Visits Rome for Private Four-Day Visit
Indonesian President Sukarno arrived in Rome from Belgrade on Saturday for a four day private visit. He will meet Italian leaders and discuss regional and international issues during the stay.
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Rome
Sukarno
Indonesia
Belgrade
Plane crash kills several Ohioans near Pennsylvania border
In Lewistown, Pennsylvania a plane crash claimed the lives of Samuel Murry of Warren, Ohio Russell Cox of Alliance Ohio and Melvin K Sweetapple pilot from Mentor Ohio. Four men from Painesville Ohio identified as victims clothing recovered and confirmed by a shoe identification. Initial confusion over William Adams of Concord Ohio who denied flying. Investors in an oil well near Bradford in Juanita County linked to victims Cox Murry Gore and Adams. Airport operator Jack Kretzer notes Gore often visited for business. he was affiliated with Honolulu Exploration and Drilling Company Oklahoma.
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Lewistown
Samuel Murry
Warren
Ohio
Russell Cox
Alliance
Melvin K. Sweetapple
Mentor
Sweetapple
Painesville
Ohio City
William Adams
Con Cord
Adams
Concord
Panesville
Cox
Murry
Gore
Bradford
Juanita County
Jack Kretzer
Honolulu Exploration and Drilling Company
Oklahoma
Berserk Man Kills One Wounds Two in Akron Shooting
In Akron Ohio a 40 year old man Allen Davis went on a berserk shooting spree Saturday night. He killed his stepson Ronald Layman 23 and seriously wounded his wife Violet Davis 48, and his father in law John Hutchinson 66. Davis was captured about an hour later in a restaurant after resisting officers and firing a revolver.
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Akron, Ohio
South Akron
Allen Davis
Akron
Davis
Ronald Layman
Violet Davis
Inlaw
John Hutchinson
Akron General Hospital
Republic Steel Manager To Retire In June
Oscar A. Bamberger, who began as a laborer in 1918 and rose to manager of Republic Steel Corp central alloy steel district, will retire June 30, as announced.
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Canton, Ohio
Oscar A. Bamberger
Republic Steel Corp
Big Central Alloy Steel
President Kennedy Blames Soviet Union in Test Ban Deadlock
The United States blames the Soviet Union for deadlock in talks on a nuclear weapons test ban and says it cannot continue its self-imposed testing moratorium. Kennedy replies to Khrushchev’s Vienna memorandum as State Department handles the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endre Marton
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
U.S
State Department
Mos Low
U S hints at ending nuclear test moratorium
A note to the Soviet Foreign Ministry frames a possible renunciation of the U S voluntary nuclear test moratorium. U S officials refuse to confirm if Kennedy has decided to abandon the moratorium amid questions about Soviet testing.
Pressure mounts in U.S.-Soviet test ban talks
The United States accuses Moscow of trying to derail Geneva negotiations by proposing general disarmament talks. The note argues the Soviet Union seeks to extend its unenforced test moratorium, while Washington pushes to proceed with a testing ban ahead of upcoming talks in Geneva and a planned multination disarmament conference. It rejects Khrushchev's veto demand on the inspection body's neutral member and calls for credible nonaligned referees.
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Congress
Soviet Union
U.S
U. S
Moscow
Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Khrushchev
A Youngster Asked If Trouble Is Heredity or Environment
A child face to her father asks why report cards are poor, wondering whether the trouble is heredity or environment. The father answers with a thoughtful remark about factors shaping a student's progress.
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