Nixon Plans Move to New York to Practice Law
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon announced plans to move to New York on June 1 to practice law. The disclosure sparked fresh political speculation after his 1960 presidential loss by 18,550 votes and last year’s California governor bid defeat. Nixon could not be reached for comment.
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Syria upheaval endangers Arab unity drive
Beirut reports six pro Nasser Syrian Cabinet and National Revolutionary Council members resign, Baath Party gains control, civilian members walk out, signaling a one party regime amid unity talks with Egypt and Iraq. The crisis risks derailing the United Arab Republic project as Cairo and Damascus dispute leadership.
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Relations Deteriorate Between United States and Haiti
In Port au Prince five protests to President Duvalier have gone unanswered as relations worsen. Incidents include anti American attacks by Fourcand, harassment of U.S. embassy staff, arrests of Haitian secretaries, visa delays, and a Marine stopped at a roadblock. Washington signals distaste for Duvalier regime and warns U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Haiti.
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Telephone Etiquette Chuckle Sparks Laughs
A lighthearted quip notes a man reaching for a pencil when answering a phone while a woman reaches for a chair, contrasting stereotyped responses in a humorous domestic moment.
Medal of Honor Winners Greet Kennedy at White House
Medal of Honor recipients from Spanish American War to Korea meet President Kennedy on the White House lawn. The event features 290 living winners invited to a 1 600 guest reception as Kennedy praises their courage and service.
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First Assault Successful Await Word of Second Mt Everest Climb
Alan M. Kennedy reports that two American climbers reached Everest summit at 1 p.m. local time as the expedition planned a second team to pressure the peak. Word remained pending on identities and whether both conquerors were American or a Sherpa, with a third team to follow.
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Doubts Rise Over Red China Freighter Sinking
Reports differ on the Leap Forward sinking off Chejudo while rescued crew confirm all hands were saved. Peking Radio played up the event amid questions from Japanese officials about a submarine attack and Japan’s limited jurisdiction in international waters.
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Bird and cat feud echoed by Tucson owner
Flossy the seven year old cat terrorized a mockingbird nest last summer and since then the mother bird harasses the cat whenever she goes into the yard. Rose Vitale says the bird signals when Flossy is near and even attacks cooling with a milk bowl scene ends with the bird diving at the cat.
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Executions Delayed in California Gas Chamber Case
Justice Douglas granted stays of execution for three men slated to die at San Quentin for the 1959 shotgun murder of a witness in a robbery trial. The condemned include Joseph Rosato, 39, and his accomplices John Viahovich, 31, and Donald Franklin, 34. Governor Brown commuted Charles Golston, 22, to life without parole for raping and strangling a 79-year-old Los Angeles woman.
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President Honors Everest Climbers and Medal of Honor Heroes
President Kennedy praised the American Everest expedition as he prepared to host Medal of Honor recipients at the White House. He highlighted climbers’ endurance and noted scientists among the team studying glaciology, climatology, and high altitude effects to unlock the roof of the world’s scientific mysteries.
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Massive Protests Ignite in Birmingham Jails
Birmingham authorities report hundreds of Negroes jailed as integration leaders label the day as the initial thrust of renewed protests. Waves of marches continued through Thursday, signaling a broad push for civil rights in the city.
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Integrated group resumes walk through South toward Alabama
An integrated group of five white men and five Black men resumes its walk through Georgia toward Alabama, expecting arrest upon reaching the state line. They halted a mile from Rising Fawn after about 25 miles in two days and planned to cross the Alabama border around noon.
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Racial Demonstrations Draw Thousands Near City Hall
Police faced several thousand onlookers as 10 groups converged on City Hall in a planned demonstration led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rev. Wyatt Tee Walter. About 700 were jailed or processed, with 100 in the county jail and 300-400 at Juvenile Detention Home. several dozen pupils led marches, some arrested for parading without a permit.
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Weather Outlook Ohio Clouds Bring Light Showers
The forecast notes warmer weather across Ohio but increased cloudiness will cut sunshine today and tomorrow. Scattered light showers are expected later today across sections of the state. Yesterday’s high reached 74 and the low 37, with today’s low at 47.
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