Sugar Bubble Risks Burst Hitting High Price Buyers
The Agriculture Department warns a speculative sugar bubble may soon burst, risking losses for buyers who stock up at high prices. Un dersecretary Charles Murphy urged Senate and House hearings to show U.S. sugar supplies will be plentiful and help stabilize the market.
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Associated Press
Louisiana Capitol Blast Damages Capitol and Dormitory
An early morning blast damaged windows of the 34 story Louisiana Capitol and a nearby apartment building in Baton Rouge. No injuries were reported. The magnolia nearby was stripped of leaves and flowers. A statue of Huey P. Long was undamaged. A separate blast rattled LSU dormitory students about three miles south of the Capitol.
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Titan 2 flight test passes as Gemini booster
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Titan 2 missile has cleared a major flight test marking its role as America’s most powerful missile and the Gemini two man spacecraft booster A 10 story rocket hit a distant target more than 6500 miles away and officials called the launch completely successful Previous Titan 2 rockets suffered second stage propulsion problems Changes were made Friday in suspected areas and officials said the fixes worked Engineers also implemented vibration reductions ahead of Gemini flight scheduled for late next year.
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Centerville High seniors bid farewell with benediction cue
Dayton Ohio AP reports Centerville High School held a touching graduation for 182 seniors. After diplomas were distributed a blonde senior called classmates to rise for the benediction and to remain standing as the alma mater began.
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Centerville High School
Khrushchev accepts Castro invitation to visit Cuba
Premier Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro's invitation to visit Cuba with no date set, while pledging Soviet aid if Cuba is attacked. The Tass communique framed the defense pledge as a warning to the United States, noting Moscow would act to defend Cuba with all means available. Western observers say Khrushchev's month-long outreach calmed Castro after the missile withdrawal, and the pair agreed to adjust a sugar price trade deal to pay Cuba the world price of sugar.
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Caribbean
Fidel Castro
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Tass
America
N. S. Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Wallace silent on court order over Alabama integration
Governor George Wallace plans next steps in his sovereignty dispute with federal authorities after being ordered to appear in Birmingham for a June 3 injunction hearing. The Justice Department seeks to curb Wallace's pledge to block Negroes from the University of Alabama while enrollment of Vivian Malone and David McGlathery proceeds at the main campus and Huntsville extension. A federal judge ruled that racial unrest could not delay enrollment, as Kennedy signs the complaint asserting federal sovereignty and the governor's lack of authority to obstruct court orders.
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George C. Wallace
U.S
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Justice Department
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Mobile
David M. McGrathery
Huntsville
Marlone
McGlathery
Huntsville Extension Center
Federa
State University
Come Out Steaming Atheist Mother to Ban Bible Reading
Madalyn Murray, subject of a Maryland school prayer suit, is described as a plump housewife who writes 1500 letters monthly protesting religious instruction in public schools. Her sons Bill and Garth are involved, with Bill an atheist petitioner and Garth largely unaware of religion. Murray emphasizes presenting religion and nonreligion objectively to teens.
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Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
William Moore
Alabama
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Garth
It Takes One To Know One It Takes One To Know One
Peter West, an elected London Borough Council member recently found guilty of drunken driving, was elected Friday night to serve on the Wembley Accident Prevention Council. He said firsthand experience makes him better able to assess motorists faults.
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Israel To Keep Strauss Hidden During West German Visit
Israel plans to secretively shuttle Franz Josef Strauss to a hotel for a 12 day official visit as hostility rises. An Israeli spokesman said the arrival would be top secret due to mounting discontent and opposition in parts of the press and political groups. The government defends him as a friend of Israel and says his past is free of Nazism.
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West Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
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Local phone malfunction disrupts San Francisco call
John Nasternak reports dialing from his home Friday night led to calls routing to distant cities like Atlanta Cleveland and New York as operators attempted long distance connections. After 45 minutes of retrying and failed attempts, he finished the call by going next door. The fault was blamed on a phone company malfunction.
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British Columbia
Canada
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Climbing partners await Everest airlift from base camp
Two frostbitten climbers on Everest Bishop and Unsoeld near 14,000 feet may be evacuated by helicopter as soon as weather allows. Expedition leader Dyhrenfurth says a safe landing is unlikely at the high site. Hornbein and Jerstad are well and plan to trek toward Katmandu. Porters will move the injured to Namche Bazar for airlift to hospital.
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D.C
William F. Unsoeld
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Gilbert Roberts
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Unsoeld
Namche Bazar
U.S. Agency For International Development
Space Patrol Planned by Air Force
Lt. Gen. James Ferguson announced a future military space patrol featuring a manned orbital space station or Mods. The station would orbit Earth for indefinite periods to defend American interests, with supplies ferried from Earth as development moves toward a near term goal.
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Minuteman Missile Test Fires from California Silo
The Air Force launched a three stage Minuteman missile from an underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base California on Friday. The missile rose through an overcast and the test was deemed successful. It was the eighth such launch from the West Coast.
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Calif
Air Force
Parking places keep America rolling with short ages
A light funny note suggests the quick turnover of parking spots keeps daily life moving in the United States. It highlights the value of brief parking windows in urban routine and commuting.
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Fidel Castro nationalizes Merck labs in Cuba
Havana Radio, monitored in Key West, reports Castro's government nationalized Merck, Sharp and Dohme International laboratories in Cuba. The ministry of industries will run the plant, with no compensation mentioned. The move follows Cuba's medicine shortages and references a ransom demand related to the Bay of Pigs capture.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Merck, Sharp and Dohme International Laboratories
Cuba
Havana Radio
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Castro
Kennedy and Couve de Murville Meet Over French Policy
President Kennedy hosts French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville at the White House for a second high level U S French session in two months. Officials deny any planned Kennedy de Gaulle summit while noting NATO advances on nuclear strategy despite France differences.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
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Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Council
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de Gaulle
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NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
France
Jail Break From Skien Jail Using Bread Knife
Two prisoners escaped Skien jail after hacking through three brick layers with a bread knife and fleeing on a motorcycle. Police say the facility needs more bricks or additional guards to prevent further breaches.
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Norway
Kennedy holds meeting on northern civil rights bias
In New York Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy met with prominent Black leaders including James Baldwin Lena Horne and Lorraine Hansberry to discuss fighting racial discrimination in the North. A Justice Department spokesman confirmed the session as part of RFK’s nationwide civil rights outreach while no details were given on a separate hotel integration discussion.
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