Europeans win concessions in U S tariff talks
European Common Market ministers agreed to broad tariff cuts amid demand for automatic tariff gap formula. West German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard backed the plan, while France and other members pushed for lower U S tariffs and specific reductions. Talks at the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trades extended with potential May 6 bargaining.
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United States
Ludwig Erhard
France
West Germany
Italy
The
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Belgium
Luxembourg
U.S
Sth Graf
Cooper Aims For Mercury Return And Gemini Transition
Astronaut Gordon Cooper, after a 34 hour flight and an emotional Cocoa Beach welcome, says Mercury could gain from a longer mission. NASA officials indicate another Mercury flight is unlikely as focus shifts to Gemini. Cooper receives the NASA Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy and heads to a ticker tape parade in New York.
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Mercury
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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White House Rose Garden
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New York
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There Was A Time When A Fool And His Money Parted
A proverb on shifting fortunes notes that fool and wealth part quickly, now applies broadly as financial missteps affect many people. The saying underscores universal vulnerability to losses and changing tides in money matters.
Ottawa NATO Talks Security Tight as Threats Rise
Terrorist threats to bomb Ottawa hotels prompted heightened security as NATO ministers led by US Secretary of State Rusk arrived for the three day meeting. FLQ claims past bombings in Quebec fuel fears while discussions steer toward a new NATO command and nuclear force plans.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Mirville
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FLQ
Quebec Liberation Front
Quebec
Canada
Montreal
Ontario
Germany
Rusk
Martin
Rainy front eyed as thundershowers may form
The Miami Valley expects another cold front from the plains bringing possible afternoon showers. Tonight remains cloudy with a low near 50. Tuesday will reach the mid 60s as weekend rain totals 0.67 inches, with 0.17 on Saturday and 0.50 last night.
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Plains
U S Proposes Broad Tariff Cuts Amid EU Skirmish
The United States pushes substantial across the board tariff reductions with limited exceptions. France and Common Market states demand higher cuts for high EU tariffs, while American negotiators call that unequal treatment a violation of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act granting the President wide tariff-cut powers.
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United States
U.S
France
Supreme Court Limits NYSE Antitrust Immunity
The Supreme Court held the Securities Exchange Act does not grant the New York Stock Exchange immunity from antitrust liability. In a 7-2 decision Justice Goldberg said antitrust laws check exchanges when members act to harm fair trading. Justice Stewart dissented, calling the ruling incomplete and urging good faith self regulation. The case involved Municipal Securities Co. and Municipal Securities Co Inc of Dallas, which sued after the NYSE cut wire connections and ticket service in 1959.
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Supreme Court
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New York Stock Exchange
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Stewart
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Dallas
Muniicipal, Inc
New York
Exchange
U.S. Circuit Court
District Court
Pope John XXIII Talks With Polish Cardinal In Vatican
Pope John XXIII met for more than an hour with Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland in Vatican City. It was their second meeting since the cardinal’s arrival in May amid reports Warsaw and the Vatican might discuss consular relations.
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John XXIII
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
Poland
Warsaw
Vatican
Judge's Son Charged in Parkway Crash That Killed Five
Gareth Martinis, 23, son of City Criminal Court Judge Joseph A. Martinis, faced charges of drunken driving and leaving the scene after a head on crash on the Henry Hudson Parkway killed five in a second vehicle. He also was charged with assault for punching a photographer in a police station.
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Gareth Martinis
City Criminal Court
Joseph A. Martinis
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Henry Hudson Parkway
PTA Chief Urges Battle For Poor
Miami Beach AP report on National Congress of Parents and Teachers President Mrs. Clifford N. Jenkins calling for a national attack on problems of disadvantaged children. She cites 10 or 11 million affected, including migrant workers' children, urging targeted support and equal opportunity.
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Fla
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Clifford N. Jenkins
Puerto Rico
South
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Cuba Raid by Exile Commandos Near Havana
An exile commando unit says its pre-dawn raid on a militia bar near Havana marked Cuba independence day. The underground group raised an anti-Castro flag before fleeing. An undetermined number of Castro militiamen were reported killed.
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Venezuela
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Havana
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Demo Leader Dies in Ohio at 57
Frank W. Reese, 57, president of the Mahoning County Democratic Club and chief deputy under former Sheriff Langley, died Sunday at North Side Hospital. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday. Reese was regarded as an able investigator and won a 1954 Youngstown Crime Clinic award for his work.
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High Court Nixes Race Ruling
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of sit in demonstrators in five cases from Durham North Carolina New Orleans Greenville South Carolina and two from Birmingham Alabama. Justice Harlan wrote an opinion concurring in part and dissenting in part with the majority. It was not known who delivered the majority opinion.
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Justice Warren opposes state clear discrimination case
In Greenville South Carolina Chief Justice Warren released an opinion condemning a state agency law that forces racial discrimination. He argued that using state criminal processes to enforce such discrimination violates the 14th Amendment and cannot be justified by attempts to separate discriminatory intents.
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Soviets to Withdraw Air Support From Pathet Lao
Moscow ordered withdrawal of Soviet pilots and aircraft technicians from transport planes aiding the pro Communist Pathet Lao after a crisis erupted six weeks ago in the Plaine des Jarres region.
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Laos
Soviet Union
Pathet Lao
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Plaines Des Jarres
Hamilton Girl Wins Presidential Scholarship at Ohio State
Frederica Rose Frederick 18 of Hamilton was chosen by the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association for its eighth annual Presidential Scholarship. She plans to study at Ohio State University and received the $500 award Sunday at the convention.
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Frederica Rose Frederick
Hamilton
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
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Ohio State University
Dynamite Theft Precedes Birmingham Riots
Authorities investigated the theft of about 100 pounds of dynamite from a storage house days before May 11 bombings in Birmingham. Sheriff Bailey called it a frightening amount while security remained tight. federal troops and state officers were mobilized as tensions rose, with Walker condemning efforts to incite riot. In northeast Alabama, 11 people including actress Madeleine Sherwood were arrested amid a peace breach charge related to an integration march.
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Ala
Melville Bailey
Bailey
Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wysatt Tee Walker
Washington
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William L. Moore
Madeleine Sherwood
Marchers in White Plains Back Integration Protest
About 800 people, mostly white, demonstrated in White Plains New York in support of integration. A placard cited Birmingham police terror as Rep John Lindsay urged House Judiciary subcommittee hearings in Birmingham. Roy Williams of the NAACP warned Birmingham Negroes are among the roughest and new provocations could trigger violence.
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Washington
John V. Lindsay
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House
Roy Williams
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New York
Panty Raid Reversed as Radcliffe Girls Stage Cambridge Stunt
About 30 to 40 Radcliffe College women stage a reverse panty raid at Harvard, shouting BYD and prompting a 1,500 strong crowd through Harvard Square. Police arrest five men including four students, with no reported property damage or violence.
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