Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna meeting could spark slugfest
The piece forecasts a sharp Kennedy Khrushchev exchange in Vienna with hard talk and threats. It notes Moscow pressure for acceptance of Soviet world power and Washingtons vow to strengthen conventional forces and NATO nuclear options to halt further communist gains.
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Moscow
United States
Canada
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Kom
Explosions Hit Utah Nevada Relay Stations
Three AT T microwave and cable relay stations in western Utah and eastern Nevada were damaged by blasts early Sunday. FBI and National Guard joined a cross state manhunt to determine if saboteurs or vandals were responsible. Unexploded TNT found at one site as investigators comb debris.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada
FBI
National Guard
America
American Telephone and Telegraph System
Guard units on alert after Nevada sabotage claims
Howard Blood of the Mountain States T&T called it sabotage and that it could be a crackpot. Sheriff J C Harris of Eiko County Nevada echoed sabotage. Bob McAdam of Bell Telephone Nevada saw an isolated incident. The Utah guard went on alert within minutes after the first report and Washington facilities Bremerton shipyard Hand Point NAS Seattle and Ft Lewis increased security.
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Howard Blood
Mountain States
T&t
J. C. Harris
Eiko County
Nev
Bob McAdam
Bell Telephone Co
Nevada
Utah Guard
Bremerton Navy Shipyard
Hand Point Naval Air Station
Seattle
Ft. Lewis
Tacoma
Washington State
Per Hour Is Nation's Traffic Kill
Traffic deaths over Memorial Day weekend hovered above four per hour at midweek, with officials warning the toll could exceed 413 in the four-day period if trends continued. Estimates included about 100 fatalities on Memorial Day itself and 385 for non holiday hours, as weather favored outings and 120 highway deaths occurred within 102 hours alongside boating, drowning, and other accidents for an overall total of 539.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Mother Will Work To Solve Problem
An Ohio mother with two sons graduating the same day from service academies chooses not to attend either ceremony. Jeanette Stackhouse plans to visit Bill at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and Charles at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, while working the day of their June 7 graduations.
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Denver
Colo
Ohio
Jeanette Stackhouse
Norwood
Bill
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Charles
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Stackhouse
Budget Boost For USIA Loses
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed USIA funding by 16.69 million dollars while preserving Voice of America. President Kennedy had sought 151.48 million for USIA and urged a 3 million increase. The panel funded Civil Rights Commission at 302 thousand, and FBI received its full 127.2 million including 3 new agents. It questioned 950 thousand for overseas plays with actors earning up to 2500 weekly.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Information Agency
House Appropriations Committee
Voice of America
Information Agency
USIA
Congress
Europe
South America
Police Accused of Permitting Race Riots in Alabama
In federal court at Montgomery and Birmingham, police are accused of deliberately permitting mob violence tied to racial unrest. The Justice Department seeks a injunction to stop interference with interstate bus travel and to compel protection for bus passengers. A similar order was issued nine days earlier by Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.
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Ala
Birmingham
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
KKK
Couple welcomes another set of twins
Mrs. James Richardson, 36, wife of a fisherman, gave birth Sunday to her fourth consecutive set of twins. The Richardson family now has 11 children, eight under six years old.
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N. S
James Richardson
Richardsons
Chuckle Alarm Clock Study for Childless Households
A quirky report describes a compact mechanical alarm clock designed to wake adults living without children. The device targets routine mornings and offers a playful nod to quiet households.
Violence Erupts In South Africa Strike Sparks Onset Of Racial Protests
In Johannesburg and coastal towns violence erupted as a three day nonwhite political strike began. African mobs blocked roads stoned buses and police escorted vehicles through. The action targets Prime Minister Verwoerd over voting and government rights for nonwhites as troops mobilize for protection.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
Durban
British Commonwealth
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Pole Leader Reportedly A Defector
London reports Col. Antoni Alster Polish vice interior minister fled to the West. Emigre sources in London identify him as the high ranking Polish official whose defection had been rumored last week. Alster, 54, being questioned in Washington, described as the most important Communist to change allegiance since the war.
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London
Antoni Alster
Poland
London Daily Mail
Alster
Washington
Kennedy Birthday Focuses On Europe Talks As Plans Advance
President Kennedy spent his 44th birthday in seclusion at Hyannis Port studying talks with Charles de Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev. He left for Paris Tuesday after church greetings in Boston where a $100 plate banquet aimed to raise $500,000.
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Cape Cod
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Khrushchev
Nantucket Sound
de Gaulle
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Vienna
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Glen Ora
Middleburg
Europe
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Italy
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Stephen Smith
Boston
Commonwealth Armory
Jeff Chandler Again On Critical List
Culvier City California AP Actor Jeff Chandler age 42 remains in critical condition after a second emergency operation in nine days due to internal bleeding. He was reported conscious Sunday and resting well.
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Culvier City
Calif
Jeff Chandler
Weather outlook with showers easing and cooler temperatures
Showers end tonight with a fair and cooler Tuesday. Five day average near normal with highs about 77 and lows near 55. Rainfall near an inch in scattered showers Wednesday Friday and possibly Saturday. Tonight low near 46 and Tuesday high around 66. Monday high 75 and overnight low 36. Middletown reports 10 inches of rain last night.
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Middletown
West Concedes in Nuclear Test Ban Talks
In Geneva the West dropped a demand for at least 20 annual on the spot inspections in the Soviet Union as part of a nuclear test ban. The United States and Britain offered a new concession hoping to break two years of deadlock. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin called the Western move unrealistic and impractical. Western scientists say at least one of five suspicious tremors linked to the USSR should be examined by roving international inspectors.
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Soviet Union
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Britaim
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
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