Kennedy Opens Talks With Lopez Mateos on Americas Threats
President Kennedy resumes talks with Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos amid a massive public tribute in Mexico City. They discuss the Alliance for Progress, economic ties, and the Castro regime, with Mexico wary of naming Cuba in the OAS dispute while surveying a united hemispheric stance.
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William L. Ryan
Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
Americas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Alliance For Progress
United States
Fidel Castro
Lopez Mateos
Organization of American States
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
OAS
Ham Slicing Disaster Ties Up Two Teen Slicers
In Topeka two teens Betty Hallebert and Clara Ann Stevens were slicing ham when both cut their left index fingers. Each required three stitches and a tetanus shot before returning home. They had been preparing sandwiches and ate hot dogs afterward.
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Topeka
Kan
Betty Hallebert
Betty
Clara Ann Stevens
Clara
Kennedy Mexico Visit Marks Unity and Warm Ties
An official press bulletin praised the reception as a clear sign of national unity and friendship toward President Kennedy and the United States. Kennedy faced a gruelling first day with three public speeches, a state luncheon, a City Hall ceremony, a Mexican Folklore Ballet appearance, and private talks with the Mexican president, all before another taxing schedule today.
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Kennedy
Latin America
Mexico City
U.S
Hemisphere
America
United States
Boys Trapped In Tool Chest Rescued In Sheffield
In Sheffield England three boys aged 9 to 10 were found after 15 hours trapped in a tool chest at a railroad depot. A school friend alerted rescuers. the chest lid jammed trapping them, and their father located the terrified trio.
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Sheffield
England
Graham Smith
Edward Whitehead
Derek Booth
Chuckle Psychiatrist Punchline About Taxes
A quip plays on therapy as a psychiatrist asks a patient when they first found pleasure in paying income taxes. The joke hinges on the absurd premise that tax compliance could be enjoyable.
Churchill Wakes After Thigh Surgery In London
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, awakens after surgery to pin his fractured left thigh at Middlesex Hospital. A 11:00 bulletin reports good night and satisfactory condition. He is not on national health care, pays 112 a week, and remains under care of eight nurses. He hopes to be walking in a month.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Philip H. Newman
The
Britain
Sir Winston
Four Die In Piqua Crash Near City Limits
Four members of the Donald Young family are dead after a Friday night crash two miles west of Piqua Ohio when a car driven by Donald Young 32 turned from a county road toward the city and struck a utility pole. The father and two sons were listed in critical condition at Piqua Memorial Hospital.
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Piqua, Ohio
Piqua
Here
Donald Young
Charlotte Young
Linda
Kathy
William
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Donnie
Rick
Young
City Works
Memorial Park
Fairborn Youth Killed in Car Truck Crash
Wallace Lee May, 18, of Fairborn, was killed Friday night when the car he was in collided with a truck on a county road northeast of Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wallace Lee May
Fairborn
Here
Freeman Estes Inquiry Highlights Ouster and Questioning
William E Morris, ousted Agriculture official, faced renewed questioning behind closed doors over his ties to Billie Sol Estes as House subcommittee hearings contrast with the ongoing Estes case debates. Secretary Orville Freeman defended civil wrongdoing findings while denying criminal charges, and he clashed with Rep. Curtis over actions taken prior to indictments.
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Washington (Ap
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Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Morris
House
Senate
Estes
Orville L. Freeman
James Naughton
Subcommittee
Freeman
Senate hearing fraught over controversy surrounding a letter
A Friday Senate hearing centered on a disputed letter stirring debate among lawmakers and witnesses. Key figures questioned the letter's authorship and intent while officials weighed its political implications and potential impact on policy considerations.
Mercy Mission Saves New Baby
An American infant born in Taipei was flown from Taipei to Tachikawa Air Force Hospital in Japan for emergency esophageal surgery. The child, son of Capt. and Mrs. William L. Rehm, is in satisfactory condition after the airlift by a U S Air Force jet transport.
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Monte Carlo
London
Royal Air Force
Tokyo
Taipei
U.S. Air Force Hospital
Tachikawa
Japan
William L. Rehm
Rehm
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Red China dismisses Kennedy call amid massive artillery show
Peiping dismissed Kennedy’s push for renouncing force in the Formosa area as U.S. imperialism while staging its strongest artillery display in 13 years near Quemoy. Chu Teh warned of complete failure any enemy move as Nationalist troops in Fukien pressed large artillery drills.
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Red China Today
Kennedy
Formosa Strait
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New China News
Peiping
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Formosa
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Matsu
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Pescadores
Red China
U.S
Chiang
Chu Teh
Red Army
Nationalist leaders see Red redeploy to south China
Top Chinese military leaders say the Red buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu signals a broader shift. AP correspondent Forrest Edwards in Taipei reports the leaders’ belief rests on two reasons: Asia’s unrest center has moved to Southeast Asia and a southern deployment places Communist forces closer to key targets in south and central China.
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Matsu
China
Central
Forrest Edwards
Taipei
Korea
Japan
Southeast Asia
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Tambourine II Wins Irish Derby at Naas Ireland
Tambourine II owned by Mrs. Howell E. Jackson of Middleburg Virginia won the Irish Derby at Naas with Arc tic Storm second in a photo finish and Sebring, American-owned, placed third.
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Ireland
Howell E. Jackson
Middleburg
Arctic Storm
Sebring
Detroit film star and opera tenor dies at 54
Detroit reports Anthony Marlowe a film star and longtime Metropolitan Opera tenor from 1939 to 1949 died Friday night after a long illness. He was 54.
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Detroit
Anthony Marlowe
New York Metropolitan Opera Co
Gold dinosaur prize fuels zany contest push
A soft drink sponsor runs a national contest offering a 10-karat solid-gold dinosaur as the top prize, four inches high, with $10,000 cash from the company. Previous promos included a tropical island and a diamond doorknob, while ads urge buyers to display the prize for status.
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New York
Bipartisan Medicare Plan Unveiled in Senate Faces House Test
In a Washington briefing, Sen. Clinton P. Anderson outlined a new bipartisan health care proposal for the aged under Social Security financing. The plan, backed by Humphrey and five Republicans, includes private insurance options and would fund benefits via a dedicated trust, with state roles in administration.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Minnesota
Humphrey
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Social Security Administration
Anderson
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
John Sheran Cooper
Kentucky
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Soblen Deportation Seen as Israel Moves Fast
Dr Robert A Soblen remained under guard in a hospital ward in Jerusalem as Israel signaled a swift deportation after he fled bail in New York to seek asylum. The 62 year old Soviet spy, sentenced to life in the United States, faces removal rather than settlement. The United States requests Soblen’s return to serve his sentence as planned this week.
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Jerusalem
Robert A. Soblen
Israel
United States
Soblen
New York
Murder Charge Readied In Slaying Of Marshal
BELLEFONTAINE Ohio AP A 24 year old Michigan parolee Far R Jacobs is to face first degree murder charges in the slaying of West Liberty Marshal Sherman Ricketts after a gun battle that injured Jacobs. Logan County Sheriff Donald Horn said the charge will be pursued and a grand jury session may be called. Jacobs remains in satisfactory condition at Mary Rutan Hospital. The incident began when Ricketts approached a man tampering with auto license plates and 18 shots were exchanged.
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West Liberty
Sherman Rckerts
Logan County
Donald Horn
Far R. Jacobs
Jerome
Mich
Ricketts
Atty
Robert Dunlap
Jacobs
Mary Rutan
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