Stevenson in South America cool on united action against Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson heads to Bogota after Quito talks with President Lleras Camargo on hemisphere defense. Leaders in nine nations, including Colombia, favor delaying joint action against Fidel Castro until after a July economic conference in Uruguay. Ecuador outlines plans for education and requests over 120 million in foreign credits.
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Ecuador
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bogota
Albert Lleras Camargo
Kennedy
Uruguay
Lleras
United States
Stevenson
Fidel Castro
Punta del Este
Cuba
Educador
Fishing Trip Turns Into Makeshift Rod Tale
In Casper Wyo AP report Bill Joies forgot his rod on a North Platte River trip with Tom Coper. Joies improvised a pole from drift wood and baling wire and caught four husky trout while Coper, with modern gear, caught none.
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Casper, Wye
Bill Joies
Tom Cooper
North Platte River
Jaies
Coper
Pakistan President To Visit In July
The White House announced that President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan will visit the United States next month arriving in Washington July 11 for three days and spending another three days in New York.
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Washington
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United States
White House
New York
Today's Chuckle An Alarm Clock Game
An odd humorous line notes that an alarm clock is a mechanism used to scare the daylights into you. The joke relies on a playful image of a morning device jolting wakefulness.
Weather outlook for Middletown with showers possible
Rain is in sight for the Middletown area this afternoon and tonight. A high near 78 and a low around 55 are expected, with Wednesday mostly cloudy and cool and a high near 70.
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Middletown
Laos Princes Meet Amid Illness as Aides Seek Unity
In Zurich three Laotian princes and chief aides struggle to bridge deep divisions over a coalition government as Souvanna Phouma seeks removal of Gen. Phoumi Nosavan from army command. The conference enters its second day with war fears rising if talks fail.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Souvanna Phouma
Quinim Pholsena
Gem. Phoumi Nosavan
Vientiane
Phoumi Vongvichit
Pathet Lao
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Souvanna
Ikeda Visits Washington for Talks With Kennedy
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrived in Washington aboard the President's plane and opened three days of conferences with President Kennedy. He was greeted with full military honors by Vice President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk, then toured the city with Ikeda bringing his wife, a first for a Japanese premier, and planning social events including a White House luncheon with the Eisenhowers.
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Washington
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
Jeadler
Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Potomac River
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Ikeda
America
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Young Florence Jacobs Wins Public Library Card in West New York
In West New York New Jersey Florence Jacobs 242 years old and 39 pounds becomes possibly the country’s youngest library card holder after an exemption to the seven year old rule. She studies rocketry outer space geography and word spelling already reading 60 books through seventh grade and naming planets satellites and all 50 states. While journalists questioned her she explained cosmic rays ultraviolet radiation and rocket fuels and said she aims to be a mother when grown.
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Florence Jacobs
West New York
N.J
West
New York, NJ
Outer Space
Florence
John J. Armellino
Marie Jacobs
Jerome
United States
Florence Osiensky
Academy Boss Takes Issue With Rickover
Annapolis Md AP The Naval Academy superintendent says he disagrees with Vice Adm Hyman G Rickover on reform or closure of military academies. Rear Adm John F Davidson issues a no comment statement saying he does not share Rickovers views as reported. Rickover testified before the House Appropriations Committee calling for abolition unless drastic academy reforms occur.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Hyman G. Rickover
John F. Davidson
Public Information Office
Rickover
Naval Academy
House Appropriations Committee
Miners Crushed in Yorkshire Mine Tragedy
Four coal miners died when tons of rock collapsed in a mine near Wombwell England. Five other miners were rescued and one worker was injured in the incident according to AP reports.
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Wombwell
England
Yorkshire
Congolese Agree On Reopening Parliament To Unify Congo
Kasavubu and Gizenga announce reconvening Parliament on June 25 at Lovanium University Leopoldville. Delegates from rival regimes plan to guard arms in a UN supervised warehouse and house MPs in Lovanium with no outside contact. They urge UN help to bring Katanga secessionists into the Parliament to form a unified government.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
C AP
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Antoine Gizenga
Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
U.N
Lovanium
Ruf's Body Found In Cincinnati Case Ties To Securities Probe
In Cincinnati a body identified as John J. Ruf, 57, was pulled from the Ohio River with a bullet wound amid the Strickler securities case. Ruf, linked to attorney Leslie Strickler, faced 18 counts of securities violations and related charges, bond set at 6000 dollars. Strickler, indicted on 15 counts, was on trial for a separate note scheme involving a pizza parlor operator.
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Cincinnati
John J. Ruf
Leslie Strickler
Ruf
Ohio River
Stickler
Ohio
Castro deadline looms as tractors for freedom stalls
The Tractors-for-Freedom Committee set a Friday noon EST deadline for Fidel Castro to accept 500 heavy tractors as full ransom for 1,214 April invasion prisoners. If not, the deal ends. The group insists on 500 tractors for the twofold purpose of freeing prisoners and improving Cuban living standards.
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Detroit
Mich
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tractors-for
Castro
White House
Milton Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Eisenhower
Unions clash as US shipping strike widens
National maritime walkout reaches its fifth day with over 100 ships idle in 30 ports. Oil refineries shut as picket lines widen. dispute over moving military cargoes between unions escalates tensions. Joseph Curran accuses the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association of blocking clearance, a charge denied by the engineers' spokesman.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
San Francisco
Washington
Texas
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Engineers’ Union
Military Sea Transport Service
Taylor Said Considered In Top Job
The New York Times reports President Kennedy is seriously considering Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor for White House military adviser. The appointment, if made, would revive the post of personal chief of staff to the commander in chief, a position once held by Fleet Adm. William D. Leahy under FDR and Truman.
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New York
Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
Fleet
William D. Leahy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
U.S. and Soviet Disagree on Conference Invitations
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union clash over who should be invited to the July 31 disarmament conference. John H. McCloy and Valerin Zorin prepare to define aims while Zorin pushes to discuss substance, not just process.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
John H. McCloy
Kennedy
Valerin A. iZorin
McCloy
Zorin
Zor in Frames Soviet Demands for Conference Agenda
U.S. sources say Zorin defined substance as the conference agenda including Soviet push to merge the nuclear test ban with broader disarmament and Moscow’s veto power. The Soviets propose a five five five invitational mix of Communist Western and neutral nations while the United States argues for only two neutrals.
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Zorin
Moscow
United States
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