Salinger Tours Soviet Union Pressing Free Press Ties
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger wrapped a swing through the Soviet Union with Khrushchev, calling talks useful and stressing mutual exchange of correspondents. He said disagreements were amiable and suggested more American and Soviet journalists should travel between nations. Salinger heads to New York Friday.
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White House
Pierre Sallinger
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Salinger
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
Kiev
Foreign Ministry
Alexei Adzhubet
Izvestia
United States
New York
Weather forecast notes heat and highs near 90s
A strong high pressure system keeps hot dry air over the area through Friday. Tonight's low will be in the mid 60s, and Friday's daytime highs are expected in the lower 90s. Middletown's official summer high yesterday reached 92 with a 62 degree overnight at 4 am.
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Middletown
Skunk Gift for Fire Chief Sparks Playful Gag
In Los Angeles AP report Chicago Fire Commissioner Bill Quinn gave Fred W. Kline a 14pound mountain lion gag gift last week prompting a quip about a gift to celebrate a 45th birthday. The lion and a skunk named Smokey were sent as humorous gestures with no department criticism intended.
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Los Angeles
Fire Commission
Chicago
Bill Quinn
Smokey
Chicago Engine Company 1044
Fred W. Kline
Kline
Quinn
Marines Land In Bangkok to Bolster Thailand Force
A 1,800 strong Marine task force landed in Bangkok amid the Southeast Asia crisis. Marines arrived on ships and by air carrying bazookas and machine guns to bolster 5,000 U.S. personnel in Thailand and deter Communist rebels along the Laos border. Allies including Britain Australia and New Zealand considered joint action.
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Bangkok
Bor
Ider
Laos
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Fred A. Steele
Ventura
Calif
Marine
Hawaii
Okinawa
US Army
Maine
Laos Pennyments May Start Again
The United States may resume monthly 3 million payments to Laos if the Boun Oum government moves quickly to support negotiations for a neutral, coalition government led by a neutralist prime minister. Gen Phourmi Nosavan, a strongman in Vientiane, is under scrutiny as Kennedy officials reportedly lose confidence in his leadership and role in recent military crises.
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United States
Laos
Vientiane
Phourmi Nosavan Kennedy
Phoumi
Kennedy
Phou
National Union
Phoum
Prince Boun Oum
Heavy Rain Will Aid Defense On Mekong Frontier
Washington reports heavy rain through mid September will aid U S soldiers and Marines along Thailand's Mekong border with Laos. The Mekong flood expands daily, complicating air support for infantry along the frontier and hindering fighter bombers operating in the region.
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Washington
Thailand
Mekong
Laos
Pathet Lao
Mekon
Joe Strike Averts Cleveland Labor Tieup
Local 244 members vote to accept a new two year contract blocking a threatened strike. Agreement keeps pay and terms in place for the specified period amid labor talks.
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Cleveland
Teamsters
Mental Case Bills 2 And Self EAST MEADOW NJ
A former mental patient shot his aunt and uncle to death then set their $25,000 split level home ablaze with gasoline bottles and two explosions. Marvin Rosen 29 of Brooklyn, an engineer, killed Albert Mittleman 42 and Blanche Mittleman 39, wounded their daughters Lorraine 14 and Michele 15, who survived. Rosen died in the flames possibly from a gunshot or a gasoline bomb blast. a rifle was found in his car and another weapon in the house ruins. Neighbors recalled a peaceful, loving family. gasoline smells and fire prompted rescue efforts as police investigated motive and death details.
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Marvin Rosen
Brooklyn
Theeir Childrn
Lorraine
Michele
Meadowbrook Hospital
Rosen
Mittleman Home
Mittleman House
Hosses Vindicated in White House Pony Affair
Washington AP reports two ponies Macaroni and Tex were cleared of living in luxury amid political debate over a larger White House police force. The ponies, under head gardener Robert Redmond, are housed at Glenora Virginia with occasional Washington visits. Macaroni nuzzles a visiting Empress during grounds strolls.
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Hosses
Robert Redmond
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glenora
Kennedy
Virginia
Washington
Tex
Missouri man says he killed Kentucky couple in Ashland
Carthage Missouri police say Billy Joe Combs and Tommy Joe Waddell were arrested for stolen car theft when Combs admitted during questioning that he killed a man and a woman near Ashland Kentucky last February. Officials linked the pair to the Howard double murder and described matching descriptions from witnesses in Ashland.
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Carthage
Missouri
Joe Hart
Kentucky
Hart
Billy Joe Combs
Tommy Joe Waddell
Trenton
Ohio
Springfield
Combs
Ashland
Howard
Transport Hits Peak In Africa
A US transport plane crashed in Kenya on a Project Mercury mission. All 17 aboard were reported killed. The C130 crashed near Nairobi during approach to the airport, likely burning on impact. The aircraft originated from Evreaux Air Base France and was assigned to the 822nd Air Division. No Mercury astronauts were aboard. Carpenter’s orbital flight was not affected.
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Kenya
Air Force
Nairo
Cape Canaveral
Project Mercury
Nairobi-Kenya Con Ungency
Nairo‘bt
Evreaux
France
822Nd Air Division
Nairobi
Indi
National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Johnh. Glean Jr
Virgil Grissom
Systems Go For Orbit Shot
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports Atlantic weather conditions remain challenging as Project Mercury proceeds with Malcolm Carpenter’s Aurora 7 launch aimed for Saturday. Swells near the Canary Islands threaten the abort landing zone while Bermuda region recovery zones show mixed conditions.
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Fla
Project Mercury
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Florda
Bermuda
Carpenters
Cgrand
Turk Sols
Viet Cong Guerrillas Hit Hard Near Saigon
An army communique says 38 Viet Cong guerrillas were killed and 22 captured in a government operation about 100 miles west of Saigon on Tuesday.
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Saigon
Joint Shots Fired Tests Ionosphere From Space
Washington AP reports joint American and Japanese scientists launched two rockets, labeled 768 and 0, into space on Wednesday to test the temperature and density of the ionosphere.
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Washington
Khrushchev Says Yugoslavia Ties Normal Again in Varna
Premier Khrushchev told about 30 000 Bulgarians in Varna that the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia have normal relations and growing commercial ties. He urged peace and cultural cooperation and warned Turkey to abandon military preparations for a Black Sea sea of peace.
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Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Black Seas
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Turkey
Black Sea
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