Churchill Flashes Victory Sign On Return To London
Sir Winston Churchill arrived in London by air ambulance after a Riviera holiday and a broken thigh. The 87 year old wartime leader, in a plaster cast, smiled bravely as he was transported to Middlesex Hospital amid questions of possible surgery. Lady Churchill and Randolph Churchill accompanied him as doctors praised his iron constitution and he sent thanks from his hospital bed to the House of Commons.
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Nice
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House of Commons
Kennedy Wins House Vote On Trade Bill Ahead Of Senate
President Kennedy and congressional leaders celebrate a 298 to 125 House approval of the trade expansion bill, with substantial bipartisanship. The measure would replace the old law, keep tariff cuts under certain conditions, and offer loans, tax breaks, and worker retraining aid as adjustments occur with imports. Kennedy hailed the vote as reflecting the bill’s national character and importance.
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United States
Market Still Going Up
NEW YORK AP The stock market resumed an upward course at the opening with several leading stocks up about a dollar from Thursday’s close. Brokers and analysts saw the rebound after eight straight losses as overdue and pointed to positive business news in construction metals and defense sectors.
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New York
Wall Street
It's Too Bad He Can't See Our Generous Spending
A schoolboy orator quips that future generations cannot witness the grand use of their money. The remark frames a humorous critique of current spending and priorities in a school setting.
Soblen Conditionally Hospitalized as U S Seeks Return
In Tel Aviv the 62 year old Soviet spy Dr Robert Soblen remained under medical supervision in a Ramleh Prison hospital as Israel reviews a U S request for his extradition to New York to begin a life term. A prison doctor testified he is incurably ill with leukemia and has about 12 months to live. A justice ministry spokesman said Israel could cooperate with Washington and does not wish to shelter convicted foreigners.
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Washington
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm temps
An unsettled forecast now calls for widely scattered showers arriving Sunday. Temperatures remain above normal into early next week with five day highs around 88 and lows near 65. Tonight’s low around 64 and Saturday could reach 93. yesterday the high was 92 and the overnight low 60.
Rusk Briefs Kennedy After Europe Trip
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned from a European tour with a message of improved NATO understanding but lingering allied disagreements. He and President Kennedy planned to fly to Andrews Air Force Base. Rusk secured France’s openness to discuss coordinating nuclear strategies, while signaling U.S. support for France’s nuclear force development despite U.S. opposition to a national program. Lisbon talks with Prime Minister Salazar focused on renewing Azores base leases, with Salazar appear displeased by U.S. policies on Portugal’s colonies.
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Bugs Get New Coat Auto Too At Drive In
A youth at a Wilmington drive in theater reached for a can in a car and found spray paint instead of insect spray. Green paint splashed the interior and several teenagers, creating a colorful scene during the movie.
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Faulk Wins Libel Suit Against Aware Inc and Directors
Former radio TV star John Henry Faulk wins $5.5 million libel damages from Aware Inc director Vincent Hartnett and Laur ence A Johnson estate in a Syracuse NY case charging a 1950s bulletin branded him pro Commun ist. Jury awards $1 million compensatory to all three defendants and $1.25 million punitive to Aware and Hartnett. Johnson died before trial. verdict on 14th wedding anniversary for Faulk and his wife.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Louis Nizer
Kennedy Visits Mexico Rolls Red Carpet
President Kennedy tours Mexico City starting a three day visit to bolster the good neighbor policy. Officials foresee about one million spectators along a parade route from the airport to Los Pinos while protests are expected to be minimal. Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy travel from Andrews Air Force Base after a White House meeting with Secretary of State Rusk.
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Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Large Vietnamese Operation Launched North of Saigon
Vietnamese and American planes dropped over 3000 troops 60 miles north of Saigon to launch the war's largest airborne operation against the Viet Cong. Paratroopers, supported by helicopters, were landed as reports of prisoner mistreatment prompted US advisers to question South Vietnamese actions and urge humane treatment.
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Firemen Quell Hot Hippo At Vandalia Circus
In Vandalia Ohio firefighters from the volunteer department cooled a traveling circus hippopotamus caused by 91 degree heat and low water pressure. Tank trucks supplied water and the show continued without cancellation.
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Hippopotamus
Freeman vows no more scandals in agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman told the Senate Investigations subcommittee that new directives tighten procedures to expose irregularities quickly. He said Washington HQ must be notified immediately when irregularities are found by state or county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees. Chairman McClellan asked for supporting documents and Freeman agreed to provide copies of the directives.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Estes Case Not Over, Bobby Says
U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said the Billie Sol Estes case is not yet completed. He arrived in Dallas to meet with federal and local prosecutors, amid state and federal indictments and a congressional probe into alleged oil field slanting scams in East Texas.
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Algerians' New Fear Dead Cities in Constantine
In Constantine Algeria fear grows as half finished 16 story apartments stand unfinished and workers idle. European and Jewish quarters shuttered as hundreds flee to France. fewer than 8,000 Europeans remain including under 1,000 Jews. Synagogues close, ghetto loosens as Arab traders set up nearby markets with belongings left behind.
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Village Marshal Is Slain In Battle With Suspected Thief
In West Liberty, Ohio, 60 year old Village Marshal Sherman Ricketts died at the scene after a gun battle with 24 year old Michigan man Farl R Jacobs who had been trying to switch license plates from a stolen car. Jacobs was wounded and captured. he admitted shooting the marshal. Jacobs, taken to Mary Rutan Hospital in Bellefontaine, was described as not seriously wounded. West Liberty, Logan County, a village of about 1,400, mourns its marshal and notes his widow Anna and a married daughter.
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