Rusk urges SEATO foes to back Laos action against Reds
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO foreign ministers that the alliance should warn Moscow and intervene in Laos if the Soviet Union aids Communist rebels. He said no Soviet move to end hostilities is evident and that peace gestures should not delay a firm stance.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Dean Rusk
SEATO
Moscow
Laos
Soviet Union
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Seato Council
Pravda
Southeast Asia
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
United States
Britain
France
Australia
Pakistan
Philippines
Felixberto Serrano
U. S
Gromyko
Moskow
Khrushchev
Spinster Accused After Glasgow Child Death
Spinster Jean Barclay Waddell 37 was charged with murder and four attempted murders after five children were thrown from a fourth floor window in Glasgow’s Gorbals. One child, Marjory Hughes 4, died. four others aged 3 to 7 were seriously injured. arraignment held with no plea.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jean Barclay Waddell
Gorbals
Marjory Hughes
Miss Waddell
James F. Langmuir
Archibald Wright
Daniel McNvil
Thomas Devanney
Margaret Lennon
Frank
Laos Cease-Fire Hope Grows After Kennedy Talks
Democratic leaders left a Kennedy session hopeful for a Laos cease-fire and neutralization. Rayburn and Mansfield said the President’s stance remains hopeful as Khrushchev’s reply nears. Gromyko indicated a response in a few days while urging no rushed action.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Laos
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Harold Macmillan
Andrei Gromyko Mondzy
Rayburn
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Khrushchev
Russia
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
Kennedy seeks nearly two billion more for defense needs
President Kennedy asked Congress for a 1.95 billion increase in defense outlays to boost Polaris submarine and Minuteman missile projects, extend Skybolt warhead plans, and strengthen alert and warning systems. The request follows a McNamara defense posture review and aims to improve deterrence and readiness.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
United States
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Polaris
Minuteman
Crosley Loses Life From Heart Attack at 74
Powel Crosley Jr., president and owner of the Cincinnati Reds, died of a heart attack at his Cincinnati home at age 74 after returning from Florida spring training. A native of Cincinnati he bought the Reds in 1934 and led the club to pennants in 1939 and 1940 plus the world championship. He modernized the park by installing lights for night games. Survived by a brother, a sister, a daughter, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. he was married four times with two former wives living.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Powel Crosley Jr
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley
Florida
Reds
South
Cincinnati
Lewis M. Crosley
Albert Chatfield
Page Crosley Kess
Finch Is Found Guilty of Murder in the First Degree
Los Angeles AP report details Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff convicted after two trials for murdering Finch’s wife. Finch, 43, sentenced facing possible death at San Quentin. Carole 24 found guilty of second degree murder. Jury verdict delivered as family and witnesses react with mixed emotions.
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Finch
Carole Tregoff
James Dyer
Superior Court
David. Coleman
Petite Alice Mishikawa
Raymond Bernard Finch
Carole
Carole Ann Tregoff
San Quentin
Marie Ann Lidholm
Finches
Raymond R. Finch
Gladys Tregoff
Middletown Sees Rain, Cooler Night After Warm Day
Weather outlook shows more rain by nightfall and tomorrow for Middletown. Cooler tonight with a low around 36. Clouds and showers expected Wednesday after a summerlike high of 74 and an overnight low near 46 at 5 30 a m.
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Middletown
Chuckle: Cannibal expelled over buttering up teacher
A playful bar joke notes a cannibal student expelled for buttering up his teacher. The punchline hinges on wordplay and classroom mischief.
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Nibal
Fight Over Kennedy Budget Scrutiny Looms on Capitol Hill
Republicans push to cut both domestic and foreign aid in Kennedy's revised budget as Dirksen vows item by item scrutiny. Budget deficit projected at 2.1 billion with defense requests defended by officials while Democrats concede limited cuts to CCC and other programs. Senate and House readings clash over farm price support costs and unemployment compensation funding.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Dirksen
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Bridgs
CCC
Bridges
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
House
Fire destroys home. nine children missing in Tennessee
In Dotsonville, near Clarksville, officials fear Mr and Mrs Alex Whitehead and their nine children have perished in an early morning blaze that also left Mrs Whitehead's father Albert Gibbs missing. Firefighters could not search due to embers. the fire started before 4 am. Whitehead worked for a Clarksville soft drink bottling firm.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Alex Whitehead
Dotsonville
Upper
Middle Tennessee
Montgomery County
Kenneth Albright
Whitehead
Albert Gibbs
Albright
Clarksville
Midwest Floods Worsen Amid Severe Weather Across States
Winds dropped in most of the Midwest but rains lingered in the South after a day of violent storms. Iowa and Wisconsin face worsening floods with Cedar River near Waterloo crest expected at 21.5 feet. In Wisconsin a state of emergency was declared for Crawford and Vernon counties as Kickapoo River floods drive residents from homes.
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Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
South
Texas
Louisiana
Illinois
Arkansas-Louisiana-Texas
Appleby
Shreveport
Minois
Uinois
Joliet
Weather Bureau
Waterloo
Cedar River
Evansdale
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Gaylord Nelson
Crawford
Vernon
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Knife
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Two Harbors
Weather Outlook Notes Showers Across Southern Plains to Gulf
More showers and thundershowers were indicated in the southern Plains and eastward through the Gulf states into the South Atlantic coast states. The forecast warned of unsettled conditions and potential thunderstorms.
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Southern
Plains
Gulf States
Alanti¢ie Coast
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