Sugar Inquiries Grow Into Congressional Probes
Soaring sugar prices trigger a third congressional inquiry. Chairman John Sparkman directs staff to probe the matter, noting small and independent users like bottlers bakers and confectioners bear the brunt of price spikes. Senate and House leaders announce hearings in June with Agriculture official Murphy predicting plentiful US sugar supplies.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D. Ala
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
House Banking
Charles $. Murphy
Body Of Parachutist Is Found
In Portsmouth Ohio two searchers recovered the body of 25 year old Roger Bridwell a former Army paratrooper from the Ohio River five miles below where he parachuted Wednesday and disappeared. Chester Huston and Roy Riggs spotted the body in mid river as winds shifted sending Bridwell into the river from his intended landing field. The Scioto County coroner opened an investigation and found no parachute remains.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio River
Roger Bridwell
Friendship
Scioto County
Chester Huston
Roy Riggs
Here
Bridwell
Troops At Fort Bragg Pulling Out After Birmingham Riot
Forces sent to Maxwell Air Force Base for potential use during Birmingham racial unrest began withdrawing Saturday, with about 500 troops moving by convoy to Fort Benning and flights to Fort Bragg. The Army units at Fort McClellan were not being redeployed. Kennedy had ordered riot control troops to Alabama bases if local police could not cope.
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Kennedy
Maxwell
Ft. McClellan
Birmingham
Alabama
First U S Everest Climb Via West Ridge Reaches Summit
Mount Everest summit reached by James Whittaker and Nawang Gombu planting the U S flag on May 1 1963 after a west ridge ascent. William Unsoeld and Tom Hornbein followed later via the same route, signaling a historic double American ascent. Frostbitten climbers Bishop and Ungsoeld await helicopter evacuation from high camp as weather limits rescues.
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James W. Whittaker
Redmond
Wash
Nawang Gombu
William F .Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Everest
West Ridge
Hornbein
Unsoeld
U.S
Mt Everest
Norman R. Dyhrenfurth
Bang C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
Luther Gjerstad
Eugene
South Ridge
Dyhrenfurth
Bishop
Katmandu
Algeria replaces ambassador to Washington on short notice
Khadour Sator is replaced as Algeria's ambassador to the United States before reaching Washington. Cherif Guellal, adviser to Premier Ahmed Ben Bella, is named ambassador in a sudden shift. No official reason given. U.S. embassy believes Ben Bella sent a trusted aide. Sator expected to take a high post in the foreign ministry.
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Algiers
Washington
Khadour Sator
Algeria
United States
Cherif Guellal
Ahmed Ben Bella
Sator
Ben Bella
U.S
Foreign Ministry
French U.S. Rift Aided By Parley
A Tokyo AP report notes a Japanese girl watched West Side Story 50 times during its run at the Piccadilly Theater. She spent about 110 dollars on tickets, reflecting notable fan devotion amid postwar cultural exchange fostered by a parley.
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Tokyo
Piccadilly Theater
Women Seek Men With Strong Will for Relationship
A social observation notes some women desire partners who show strength of will. The idea emphasizes determination and assertiveness as desired traits in a potential mate.
Veterans closing textbook teachers set to retire this week
In Middletown five veteran women teachers will retire this week marking the end of an era as graduates prepare for commencements and baccalaureate ceremonies. The note appears on page 37 alongside details of tonight's events.
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Middletown
Salute Is Tonight Emmy Awards Up For Grabs
Hollywood AP Emmys crown 1962 63 TV from Shakespeare Soul of An Age to The Beverly Hillbillies With 6000 NATAS members voting CBS The Defenders and ABC Premiere lead nominations Each nine nominees The Dik Van Dyke Show six nominees Ceremonies at Palladium Americana Hotel and Sheraton Park NBC telecast Johey Bishop Arthur Godfrey Walter Cronkite host three emcees run the show in 30 awards spread over 60 minutes with commercials
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Gramming
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Electronic Sphere
CBS
ABC
Dik van Dyke
the Palladium
New York
Americana Hotel
Washington
Sheraton Park
NBC
Joey Bishop
Hollywood
Arthur Godfrey
Walter Cronkite
Robert Fike
Irene Ryan
Shirl Conway
the Nurses
Mary Tyler Moore
Dick van Dyke
E. G. Marshall
Ernest Borgnine
McHale's Navy
Paul Burke
Naked City
Vic Morrow
Combat
Academy
Danny Kaye
Lucille Ball
Charlie Pont
Wallace Will Stand Firm At Alabama University
Gov George C Wallace pledged to block admission of two Negro students at the University of Alabama as federal authorities seek to enforce desegregation. A June 3 hearing is set in Birmingham with security plans in place as Vivian Malone of Mobile and David McGlathery of Huntsville prepare to enroll. Police patrols remain heavy in Birmingham after weeks of unrest.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Alabama
Justice Department
Velace
United States
Robert F Kennedy
Wallace
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Tuscaloosa
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Space Agency
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Huntsvile Center
Boy Killed by Train in Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP report says 14 year old James Walter Condo was fatally struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while crossing a bridge. His father Walter J Condo said James and friends had gone to caddy at a suburban Madisonville golf course and the accident occurred as the boys walked back after buying soft drinks.
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Cincinnati
James Walter Condo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Walter J Condo
James
Madisonville
Italians Name New Premier Moro Tells Talks Start Monday
Alo Moro, 46, a central figure in the center left coalition, was designated Italy’s next premier by President Antonio Segni. Moro pledged a government faithful to the Atlantic alliance and to begin talks with other party leaders Monday to secure acceptance.
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Rome
Christian Demera
Alo Moro
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Moro
Christian Democrats
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Antonio Segni
Bori
Fanfan
Segni
Talian
One Killed Near Elyria In Two Car Crash
A two car collision near Elyria Ohio on Saturday killed 65 year old Edna Heuser of Willard and injured five others, three critically. Police report one vehicle struck the other broadside at the Ohio 113 and Oberlin road intersection three miles west of Elyria.
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Elyria
Ohio
Edna Heuser
Willard
Ohio 113
Oberlin Road
Highway Patrol
Nuclear Split Can Be Solved
Washington report says French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville assured President Kennedy that France seeks eventual coordination of its independent nuclear force with NATO. The talks at the White House and lunch with Dean Rusk aimed to limit damage to the alliance while keeping doors open to cooperation amid fears over China, with no timing set for a possible De Gaulle visit to Washington.
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Washington
Maurice Couve de Murville
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
France
Couve de Murville
Franc
United States
U.S
Spte
Fe Gaulle
Europe
Paris
United States Pledges Target Coverage in Europe
In Ottawa NATO circles report the United States will assume responsibility for remaining strategic targets left by British V bombers in Europe. Gen Lyman Lemnitzer negotiates with Britain on deploying RAF V bombers within a new inter allied nuclear force. Final agreement is expected in early July.
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Ottawa
United States
Europe
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Supreme Allied Commmander
Saceur
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
NATO Council of Ministers
Lemnitzer
Royal Air Force
Peter Thorneycroft
NATO
Secretive Canadian armored car driver tied to big Vancouver theft
Douglas John Brown a 35 year old Canadian armored car driver, held by Brazilian police after a $325000 heist at Vancouver supermarkets. He refused to reveal the hidden money saying it was for him to know. Interpol escorted him back to Canada as investigators pursue the case.
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Toronto
Ont
Vancouver
Douglas John Brown
Idlewild
New York
Canada
Brazil
Brown
Interpol
International Police Agency
William Porteous
U.S -Canadian
Porteous
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