Injunction Likely In Strike Ends Hopeful Mediation
Washington AP reports the government leans on a court injunction to end the nine day maritime strike. Kennedy to confer with Labor Secretary Goldberg as unions reject a day truce and talks in New York stall, risking Taft-Hartley emergency provisions and mounting losses. Governor Quinn of Hawaii urges action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Congress
William F. Quinn
Howean
Princes Meet On Commission Over Laos Neutrality Plan
In Zurich three Laos princes clash over control commission duties for the Geneva Laos talks. Norodom Sihanouk urged a joint proposal for the 14 nation conference and persuaded Boun Oum to rejoin sessions. A coalition government and a new delegation to Geneva loom as possible outcomes if talks fail.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
International Control Commission
Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Control Commission
Norodom Sihanouk
Geneva
Uncle drives over two-year-old in Duncan Falls area
Cecil Galigher Jr., age 2, died when a car driven by his uncle backed into a driveway near his grandmother's home southeast of Zanesville. Deputies said the child ran into the path of the automobile. He was the son of Cecil Galigher Sr. and his wife.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Cecil Galigher Jr
Duncan Falls
Here
Cecil Galigher Sr
X15 Achieves 3 690 MPH Speed Mark in Winged Flight
Air Force Maj. Bob White piloted the X15 to 3.69 miles per hour at 100000 feet, breaking winged flight speed records. Despite cabin pressure failure and suit inflation, White claimed no pain after an 11 minute flight, with the craft reaching 780 degrees Fahrenheit and shaving 310 miles from the X15 design speed.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Bob White
White
California
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Alan Shepard
United States
Joe Walker
Wasowly
Khrushchev Promises Economic Boom and East German Peace
Premier Khrushchev pledged a rapid expansion of the Soviet economy and said a separate peace treaty with East Germany would be signed soon if the West rejects a joint German pact. He spoke from Alma Ata amid plans for a new program and party rules, noting food shortages and possible use of horse meat and American corn in new food plans. He framed development as the USSRs main weapon to attract capitalist nations. He touched few foreign policy points, stressing Berlin and disarmament depend on ending WWII remnants.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Berlin
McNamara
U.S
Europe
London
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Iron Curtain
McNamara: No U.S. Buildup Planned in Berlin Crisis
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said the United States has no immediate plans to strengthen the 5,000 man Berlin garrison or increase firepower. He noted the aim is firm but not belligerent while allies seek agreement with Khrushchev on the threat to Berlin.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Battle Over UN Security Council Seat Draws East West
Communist Romania and pro Western Philippines clash as candidates for the two year nonpermanent seat now held by Turkey. Diplomats warn a stalemate could follow as General Assembly ballots approach. The East European seat has long been a focal point in East West tensions. Other contenders include Ghana and Guatemala to fill regional seats.
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N. Y
Security Council
Romania
Philippines
Turkey
L-Nation Council
Assembly
London
9 Nation General Assembly
Council
Britain
China
France
Soviet Russia
United States
Latin America
British Commonwealth
Middle East
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
Ghana
Ceylon
Commonwealth
Guatemala
Ecuador
They Make No Promises They Make No Promises
In Tulsa Oklahoma a hotel desk sign warns guests that laundry received by 9 a m will be returned some day, signaling vague service promises and possible delays. The notice reflects the era's casual hotel postroom expectations and commuter patience.
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Tulsa
Okla
Senate expands GI Bill in defense education act clash
A Senate subcommittee linked a $2 billion GI college program to the defense education bill, adding fellowships and a loan plan. The move faces House opposition and administration resistance, while broadening the act to fund classroom needs and other subject support through 1963.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Education Subcommittee
House
Kennedy
U S Government Ends Cuba Molasses Trade Deal
The Agriculture Department signs a one year contract with Publicker Chemical Corp to stop Cuban molasses imports in exchange for a loss of 14 million bushels of corn. Publicker will use the corn in industrial alcohol and liquor production, keeping its 700 employees in New Orleans. The White House and Kennedy administration push the plan, citing national interest and Castro funds, noting a recent 2 million gallon shipment. Trade with Cuba has dwindled since the halt on Cuban sugar last year, totaling about 70 million dollars.
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Agriculture Department
Publicker Chemical Corp
Publicker
Cuba
White House
Castro
Kennedy
New Orleans
Kennedy Opposes Publicker Cuba Deal Ties
Kennedy earlier opposed the Publicker Cuba deal and after its approval faced protests from Louisiana lawmakers. White House lawyer Myer Feldman negotiated the agreement with Publicker and the Agriculture Department. Publicker will pay 64 cents per bushel for surplus corn of poor quality from government stocks valued at $1.66 per bushel. Profits above 2 percent after taxes on reductions will revert to the government.
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Kennedy
Publicker
Cuba
Louisiana
White House
Myer Feldman
Agriculture Department
Feldman
Tremor Strikes Udine area sending people into streets
A strong earthquake tremor was felt in Udine near Cave Del Predis Friday night causing residents to flee into the streets. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Udine
Italy
Cave del Predis
Janet Blair Gives Birth To Son Andrew
Actress Janet Blair and husband Nick Mayo welcomed a 9 ounce son Friday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The couple already has a daughter Amanda, and the newborn will be named Andrew.
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Hollywood
Janet Blair
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Blair
Nick Mayo
Amanda
Andrew
Castro Casts Blame as Swap Talks for Cuban Prisoners Collapse
DETROIT AP Castro Fidel Castro is named culpr it in the failure of the Tractors for Freedom swap. The committee headed by Walter P. Reuther Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower disbands after rejecting Castro's demand for 28 million in cash or tractors. Negotiations ended when Castro rejected 500 tractors and insisted on higher terms. The U S government said it would not participate.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Private Citizens’ Group
Walter P. Reuther
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton S. Eisenhower
Rickenbacker Witnesses Pfalz Crash at Dayton Air Show
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker witnessed a Pfalz German biplane crash landing on grass near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base during a weekend reunion for more than 400 WWI pilots and crew. The event features shows by WWI planes and a Thunderbirds jet demonstration.
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Dayton
Ohio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Pfalz
Air Force Museum
Court frees pair of bookie beaters
West Germany's Supreme Court ruled it lawful to obtain race results before betting if a bookie will accept the wager. Hamburg businessman Lothar Kaempfe and his assistant Ortwin Guenther used a Paris source to relay French race results to a Berlin bar, earning 6200 marks. Lower courts had sentenced Kaempfe to two years and Guenther to five months for fraud.
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Berlin
West Germany
Supreme Court
Hamburg
Lothar Kaempfe
Ortwin Guenther
Paris
Kaempte
Guenther
Miners Trapped As Tennessee Cave-In Faces Long Night
In east Tennessee a coal mine collapse trapped eight miners on Fork Mountain. Henry Carroll 18 cried Get me out as rescue teams worked through debris with limited access. Charles Seiver 23 and Charlie Kennedy 28 were deemed beyond help. Robert Woods 19 and his father Claude Woods 47 suffered injuries. The shaft is 2300 feet up the mountain and the mine near Fork Mountain Mining Co. was being prepared for reconditioning.
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Petrol, Tenn
Henry Carroll
Robert Woods
Oak Ridge
Woods
Claude Woods
Fork Mountain
Cumberland Mountain
East
Tennessee
Fork Mountain Mining Co
Knoxville
Todays Chuckle The Brain as Freight Car
A lighthearted quip compares the human brain to a freight car with a fixed capacity that often runs empty, delivering a playful take on mental energy.
Nixon Tests GOP Leaning Tonight
Nixon faces a Republican Young Americans convention in Minneapolis as Goldwater backers push a disciplined, anti Democrat stance. Delegates vote on a new national chairman between Greenwood backer Robert Hughes and Minneapolis businessman Len Nadasdy.
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Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz Goldwater
Goldwater
Robert Hughes
Greenwood
Ind
Len Nadasdy
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