Rusk and Tito Meet Over Yugoslavia Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk conferred with Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade on strengthening relations and delivered a personal letter from President Kennedy. The talks touched on restoring Yugoslavia to most favored nation trade status, a move linked to deteriorating ties after Congress ended the status last year.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dean Rusk
Tito
Kennedy
United States
Congress
George F. Kennan
Washington
Moscow
Rusk
Dedinje Rusk
State
Defense Department
New Delhi
Ankara
Tehran
Karachi
Koca Popovic
Rockefeller Divorcee Weds Rockefeller Divorcee
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller married Margaretta Happy Murphy after her divorce, at the Rockefeller estate in Westchester County. The ceremony followed secrecy with only families present, and the couple plans a Venezuelan ranch honeymoon.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Happy Murphy
Rockefeller
Westchester County
A Glance Inside No Past Or Future For South Korea
A brief excerpt notes South Korea’s long endurance with little to show, as summarized by AP writer Conrad Fink on page 28 of the Journal. The piece contrasts South Korea with views on other nations and mentions debates in ClosER TO HOME.
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South Korea
Associated Press
Conrad Fink
Today’s Journal
Charges Fly In Caribbean Crisis
Haitian president Duvalier accuses the Dominican Republic of backing rebels and massacres as 20 refugees depart Haiti under safe conduct. Curfew and martial law press on Port au Prince while OAS warns of grave threats to hemispheric peace and U.S. forces remain on alert in the Caribbean.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Inter American Peace Commission
Organization of American States
Washington
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
OAS
Gonzalo Facio
Duvalier
Facie
Hemisphere
Santo Domingo
Negro Republic
U.S
Caribbean
Gambler ends life with dynamite blast at beach
Lima postal worker Mario Sihnas Cuellar aged 26 gambled away about 1200 dollars saved for marriage. He left a note saying he would rather die than be a victim of his vices and then used three sticks of dynamite to blow himself up at a nearby beach, police reported.
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Lima
Peru
Mario Sihnas Cuellar
Youth Killed Near Sandusky
A two car crash four miles south of Sandusky at Fox Road and U S 250 killed Robert Wayne 18 of Parma Heights and left four others injured. Raymond Kuderna 18 of Parma and Seaberg 18 of Parma were reported in fair condition at Providence Hospital. A Sandusky man and woman in the other car were treated and released.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Cleveland
Here
Robert Wayne
Parma Heights
Raymond Kuderna
Highway Patrol
Seaberg
Parma
Providence Hospital
Wayne
Senberg
Kuderna
Sandusky
Fox Road
U.S. 250
Tragic Nile Ferry Disaster Kills 185 Moslem Pilgrims
In Maghaga Upper Egypt a motor launch packed with about 200 pilgrims sank in the Nile on a Saturday. Only 15 survived as many families were wiped out. The vessel carried more than its capacity and lifebelts were not available. Investigators pressed officials and the conductor for explanations amid scenes of grief on the riverbank.
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Maghagha
Upper Egypt
Nile
Africa
Niles
Cairo
Ahmed Abdel Hadi
Chateaugay Wins Derby In Upset Over Never Bend
Ohio owned Chateaugay, ridden by Braulio Baeza, overhauled pace setter Never Bend to win the 89th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in 2 minutes 1.48 seconds over a crowd of 100000 plus. Never Bend finished second by a neck ahead of Candy Spots. No Robbery and other contenders trailed in a field of nine. Chateaugay returned 20.80 7.00 3.60 with Never Bend at 5.00 and 3.49 for Candy Spots.
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Chateaugay
Sider Chateaugay
Candy Spots
California
Never Bend
No Robbery
John W Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio
Swaps
Brauho Baeza
Panama
Galbreath
Darby Dan Farm
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Conway
Baeza
Croizer
Carry Back
Cain ‘Hoy
Harry F. Guggenheim
Manuel Yeaza
Kennedy Leaves for Camp David Weekend
President and Mrs. Kennedy flew to Camp David in Thurnont Maryland for a weekend retreat. Caroline and John Jr. arrived earlier and greeted their parents on arrival.
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Thurmont, Md
Kennedy
Camp David
Caroline
John Jr
Dayton Boy Killed By Car on West Dayton Street
Four year old Andrew Brooks, son of Mrs Evelyn Brooks, was struck and killed by a car in front of his Dayton home on the west side. Police did not cite or identify the driver.
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Dayton, Ohio
Andrew Brooks
Evelyn Brooks
Dayton
Diminutive Bobby Raye Story Drowns on Cuyahoga Banks
In Cleveland Bobby Raye Story aged five foot two disappeared Saturday while playing along the Cuyahoga River banks in the flats area. A search found him drowned. Local authorities reported the incident.
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Cleveland
Bobby Raye Story
Cuyahoga River
Flats
Birmingham Turmoil as Fire Hose and Dogs Used on Crowds
Police used water hoses and dogs to disperse about 1,000 demonstrators in Birmingham amid a third day of civil rights protests. Rev James Bevel urged restraint as federal officials from the Justice Department joined local talks, with detentions mounting past 1,400 and King’s campaign expanding citywide.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Bevels
Iity
Alabama
Kennedy
Levents
Robert F. Kennedy
Bevels
Federal
Justice Department
Burke Marshall
U.S. Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
City Hall
Martin Luther King Jr
IRS Agents Nab Five on Derby Day Roundup
IRS agents and vice squad detectives arrested five people in Cincinnati and Port Union for accepting horse race bets without the $50 federal tax stamp. About $1,560 in cash and checks were seized from three Cincinnati locations and the Port Union Cafe. Arrested were Robert J. Mason, Gene Maier, James J. Vonderhaar, Jeanne Fuchs, and Ruth Grueter. Grueter faced an additional charge for possession of policy slips.
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Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Port Union
Butler County
Robert J. Mason
Gene Maier
Garden Grill
Mason
James J. Vonderhaar
Jeanne Fuchs
Ruth Grueter
U S Everest Team Delays Summit Bid For Week
Bad weather on Mount Everest forces the U S expedition to postpone its second ascent attempt for seven days. Crew will rest at base camp above three miles in altitude after a difficult climb that saw flags planted on the peak.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
U.S. Everest
Khrushchev Heir Apparent Speculation Follows Kolov Illness
Moscow reports the illness of Frol Kolov raises questions of succession among Soviet leaders. Brezhnev emerges as a likely successor if Kolov dies or is sidelined, though Khrushchev has warned he cannot rule forever.
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Moscow
Frol R. Kolov
Khrushchev
Kolov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Lenin
Red Square
Central Committee
Anastas, Mikoyan
Brehnev
Supreme Soviet
Chuckle Remember When the Moon Was a Cow Jumping Over It
A light nostalgia piece recalls a nursery rhyme image of the moon as a cow leaping across the sky. The playful quip evokes childhood rhymes and simple fanciful astronomy in a whimsical tone.
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Jacob K. Javits
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Murphy
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Marshall L. Smith
Mary Todhunter Clark Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Manhattan
James S. Murphy
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Seal Harbor
Maine
Rockefellers
Murphys
Reno
Nev
Sun Valley
Idaho
Michael
New Guinea
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Robert L. Pierson
William L. Strawbridge Jr
James B
Margaretta Harrison
Carol Slater
Malinda Fitler
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Jim Bohman
Amusements Society
Valley News
Gambler
Blast
Nile River
Abdel Rehim Mohamed Hassan
Thhree
Sabiha Osman
Mohamed Reda
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
Fugene (Bull) Connor
IRS
Leonid
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Soviet Communist Party
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