Kennedy plans more Laos aid to back pro Western Laos govt
President Kennedy contemplates enhanced military aid to Laos to support the government against advancing Communist forces. Steps likely include training by U S military personnel and providing more modern conventional weapons, with no immediate US troop intervention planned. SEATO deliberations in Bangkok fuel debate on outside action.
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Kennedy
Laos
Soviet Union
Eee Ev Eeey
U.S
Vientiane
St Pete Ad Club paints city pastel colors
St Petersburg, Florida, former nickname City of Green Beaches is changing as a Suncoast Advertising Club project rebrands the coast. Pastel beach colors replace olive green to symbolize youth and progress. city benches can now be repainted. City Council approved the resolution.
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Gulf Coast
Suncoast Advertising Club
SEATO Opens Laos Crisis Talks in Bangkok Conference
SEATO today opened its semi annual conference as Laos dominates the agenda. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk will attend next week. Adm Harry Felt and Adm Paul Ortoli led military delegations voicing concern over Laos crisis and the threat of a Korean style war if conditions fail to stabilize. Philippine and Thai officials pressed SEATO to act against Communist threats in Southeast Asia.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Robert S. McNamara
Bankok
Thailand
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France
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Lass
Soviet Union
Prince Boun Oum
Paul Ortoli
Felt
Pathet Lao
Manuel Cabal
Southeast Asia
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Seven Mile man treated after electric incident at plant
A Seven Mile man, Earl Ferguson, 40, of 802 Main St., was treated at Middletown Hospital this noon after reportedly being struck by a 440 volt line near the Middletown Sewage Treatment Plant. He was rushed by ambulance for shock. Ferguson works for Wente Construction Co as details were not immediately learned. London AP: A jury convicted three men and two women of stealing top royal navy secrets for the Soviet Union. The verdict came in 1 hour 28 minutes, accusing two British clerks and three foreigners, including two Americans, of violating the Official Secrets Act. The alleged disclosures included a nuclear submarine blueprint provided to Britain by the United States.
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Kennedy Seeks Massive Long Term Foreign Aid Plan
President Kennedy urged Congress to overhaul foreign aid with a five year loan program totaling about 7.3 billion dollars aimed at developing nations. The plan would consolidate aid agencies, shift to dollar loans repayable over up to 50 years, and seek broader industrial nation participation while separating military aid.
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West Stall Trying For Test Ban
Geneva dispatch reports Western and British delegations at nuclear test ban talks pressing ahead with concessions after Tsarapkin’s warnings. US and UK plan a three year moratorium while Russia seeks a three‑member control board with veto power, delaying a final pact.
Cold War Slugging Match At UN
Adlai E Stevenson condemned the Soviet attack on Hammarskjold and U.N. Congo actions as a cold war tactic. Gromyko accused Hammarskjold of murder, urged a three man directorate, and demanded U.N. Congo withdrawal within a month. The exchange signals tense future sessions in the General Assembly.
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Kennedy urges cooperation of labor and management
President Kennedy asked top executives and labor chiefs to keep national welfare first and warned the federal government could step in if cooperation fails. He named a 21 member advisory group to guide wage and price policy and economic problems, meeting monthly at the White House to study progress and respond to crises.
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Kennedy
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White House
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Afl-Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Midday weather outlook for Middleton through Tuesday
Cool nights and mild days mark the five day forecast for Middleton with showers possible. Temperatures run from upper 30s tonight to highs around 56 later in the period and a wet spell with up to three quarters of an inch rain Sunday through Tuesday.
Advisers Include Ford II and George in Board Talks
Henry Ford II along with notable auto magnate George are among advisers cited in a corporate meeting outline. Details describe strategic guidance roles and upcoming decisions affecting governance and investment priorities.
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Henry Ford II
George
Money Finder Gets 10 000 From Brink's
Los Angeles AP report notes unemployed Douglas William Johnson found 240000 on the street and after two weeks of press attention receives a 10000 check from Brink's Inc. He declined a $90 weekly job and a college scholarship for his son Richard while planning for his other sons and college.
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Douglas William Johnson
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Brink's, Inc
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Brink’s truck money prompts mixed reactions for Johnsons
The Johnsons plan to buy a new house after Brink’s department store found money. Johnson says he has received many job offers letters and calls since returning the unmarked $10 and $20 bills. Some letters mock him while others accuse him of insanity.
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Brink
Three Die In Station Wagon Collision at Ohio Crossroad
At the intersection of Ohio 14 and 44 in Ravenna two station wagons collided killing three men. Nelson Gwynn 81 New Milford Lionel Cope 57 New Milford and Eugene P Fisher 29 Akron died. A woman and two other men were seriously injured.
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Ohio
Ohio 14
Nelson Gwynn
New Milford
Lionel Cope
Eugene P. Fisher
Akron
Eaves Dropping Again In Chuckle About Adam and Wife
A lighthearted line features Adam remarking on eavesdropping as his wife falls from a fig tree in a humorous domestic moment. The brief gag centers on a playful misfortune and a quip about listening in.
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