President Macmillan and Kennedy to Discuss Laos Crisis
President Kennedy flies to Florida for talks with British Prime Minister Macmillan on Laos. The meeting aims to gain Western unity on intervention steps if Khrushchev rejects a cease fire and new negotiations. Kennedy plans to meet Gromyko in Washington after the Key West talks.
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Kennedy
Florida
Starold Macmillan
Laos
Key West
Wadingon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Palm Beach
Fla
Premer Nikita Khrushchev
SEATO
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy meets Laos crisis briefing on air jet with Trapnell
President Kennedy en route to a Laos crisis conference with Harold Macmillan conferred aboard his jet with Lt Gen Thomas Trapnell commander of the Vèth Airborne Corps. Trapnell had just returned from Laos and briefed the President on a personal survey of the war scarred region and Southeast Asia.
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Fla
Kennedy
Laos
Britain
Harold Macmillan
U.S. Airborne Corps
Washington
Thomas Trapnell
Véth Airborne Corps
Trapnell
Southeast Asia
Kennedy Macmillan plan talks amid Laos crisis
Premier Laos turmoil looms as Kennedy and Macmillan set talks at Key West base after White House announces summit in Washington. Gromyko coordinates Monday conference while U S and allies hedge on Laos cease fire and possible actions. Macmillan tours West Indies with planned April 5 6 meeting.
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Gromyko
Laos
White House
Pierre Salinger
West Indies
Trinidad
British West Indies
United States
Canada
Washington
Congress
Britain
France
Key West
SEATO Parley Eyes Laos Fate War Or Peace
SEATO foreign ministers meet in Bangkok to decide Laos strategy amid North Vietnamese advances and calls for a cease fire. The meeting includes Rusk Menzies Holyoake Home Serano Couve de Murville Qua Rid Thanat Kho man as top diplomats seek to resolve whether to confront aggression or pursue negotiations.
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Laos
SEATO
U. S
Dean Rusk
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Lord Home
Britain
Felixberto Serano
Philippines
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Manzur Quadir
Pakistan
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Eight-year-old Dennis Stamper Drowns in Farm Pond
Eight-year-old Dennis Stamper from Delhi Township drowned Saturday after he fell into a farm pond while using a steel feeding trough as an improvised boat. County police reported the incident occurred in a suburban area near Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Dennis Stamper
Delhi
Chuckle at the Supermarket Cashing Joke
A housewife jokes she could not get along without the store staff after the bank stopped cashing her checks. The quip reflects kitchen table humor about banking and shopping nuisances.
Royal Army Post Taken in Laos Amid Invasion
In Laos a royal army post at Lac Sao was captured by North Vietnamese forces as defenders fled into the jungle. Officials report 50 North Vietnamese soldiers killed, with two captured along the Queen Astrid Highway. The missing American C47 aircraft carries eight aboard not counting the attache.
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Peiping
Kam Kent
Washington
Eigth
Vientiane
Saigon
Viet Nam
Laos
Royal Army
Lac Saos
Queen Astrid
Vientane
Lung Prabang
U.S. State Department
U.S
Ventiane
South Viet Nam
Railroad Workers Get 13 Week Unemployment Benefit Extension
President Kennedy signed a bill extending railroad workers unemployment benefits by 13 weeks. The measure mirrors a Social Security program and applies to workers under a separate government administered railroad benefits system.
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Washington
Wap
Kennedy
New Berlin Crisis Looms As Khrushchev Presses Tactics
Khrushchev signals a new Berlin confrontation next week to counter Western pressure over Laos. The Plan involves a Warsaw Pact meeting in Moscow with observers from China and other Red nations. Kennedy and Macmillan will discuss Laos at Key West amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
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Khrushchev
Laos
Warsaw Pact
Moscow
China
Siberia
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Key West
Fla
White House
East Germany
Geneva
Khrushche
Africa
Southeast Asia
Explorer X launched to study magnetic fields and solar winds
Explorer X blasted into orbit atop a Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral at 10 17 a m to probe Earth's magnetic field and solar winds. The 78 pound spacecraft aims for a 123000 mile apogee on a 42 day orbit to gather data before reentry, as NASA reports batteries powering the many instruments.
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Earth
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James Heppner
Soviet Union
U. S
NASA
Glenn Picked For First US Space Flight
Norfolk based Ledger Star says Marine Lt Col John Herschel Glenn Jr was selected by NASA in February as the nation's first space flight candidate, though NASA in Washington denies any selection has been made and says the choice may come later.
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Marine ‘Corps
John Herschel Glenn Jr
Ledger Star
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National Aeronauttics and Space Administration
Space Task Group
Washington
NASA
Koreans Rally in Three Cities Demanding Premier Chang Resign
Nearly 10,000 protesters in Seoul Busan and another city marched for a fourth day demanding Premier John M Chang resign while denouncing two government security bills in a peaceful demonstration. The government defends the measures as needed to curb Communist activity and unrest.
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Seoul
South Korea
John M Chang
National Assembly
Holy Week Services Begin in Middletown Churches
A Glance Inside previews Holy Week plans as Middletown churches publish a full schedule of services and programs leading to Easter Sunday. The page 25 feature notes Patty Mummert’s visit with Battle-ax Water Street terror. a grandson Terry is mentioned.
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Patty Mummert
Battle-ax
Water Street
Terry
Bridges Sees Peace In Kennedy Firmness
Senator Styles Bridges of New York said on Saturday that President Kennedy's clear position will lead to a peaceful settlement of the Laos crisis. He expressed belief in a firm U.S. stance guiding negotiations and avoiding escalation.
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Bridges
Kennedy
Washington
Styles Bridges
R-N.y
Russians Orbit Dog In Spaceflight Return To Earth
Moscow reports another dog mission in orbit with Zvyezdochka the Little Star surviving and returning to Soviet soil. Tass notes similar 9 March flight details including 150 mile apogee and 111 mile perigee with no humans aboard.
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Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Tass
Zvyezdochka
Earth
Shin
Chernushka
Brunette
Llada Sold Out Says Castro Men Defected to Mexico
Havana reports say Jose Pardo Llada, a top Castro propagandist, defected to Mexico for the Yankee dollar. The press calls the move a minor issue, but outsiders see it as a potential blow since Llada held key anti-American rhetoric and was once part of Cuba’s UN delegation.
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Fidel Castro
Mexico
Jose Pardo Liada
Castro
Pardo Liada
United States
United Nations
Cuba
U.N
Cincinnati Upsets Ohio State For NCAA Title Thriller
Cincinnati defeats top-ranked Ohio State 70 65 in overtime to end the Buckeyes 32 game win streak and claim the NCAA Basketball Championship. Tony Yates sinks crucial free throws. Laney Siegfried errors central to the loss as Cincinnati fans witness a dramatic title finish.
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Oho
Yates
Gary Gearhart
Carl Bouldin
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Sal’ve
Larry
Havlicek
Cool Wong
Tommy Thacker
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Jerry Lucas
Tom Thacker
Larry Siegfried
Paul Hogue
Wiesenhahn
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