Kennedy vows no retreat in Europe talks series
President Kennedy departs for Paris and Vienna after a Boston birthday gala vowing to retreat not a single inch. He aims to discuss disarmament and miscalculations with Khrushchev and de Gaulle, in talks that follow a charity dinner for the Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer Foundation.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Vienna
Khrushchev
Boston
Europe
William Lloyd Garrison
New England
Eleanor Rosselt Cancer Foundation
Waldorf Astoria
Middleburg
Sdiewild International
Kennedy visit sparks Paris security drill and precautions
Paris plans an elaborate security surge for President Kennedy and wife with about 10,000 police firemen and guards patrolling daily. Rooftop watchers, sewer patrols, and a mobile bomb disposal unit accompany the American Secret Service detail during the three day visit.
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Paris
Kennedy
Secret Service
Teen-Age Robbers Beat Kill Man For 33 Cash
New York AP report says Harry Heisler, 76, was beaten and shot in a lower East Side housing project by Spanish speaking youths 14 to 19. He died with his wallet missing containing a small amount of cash.
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New York
Harry Heisler
Heisler
Lower East Side
Woman with flawless driving record earns highway safety honor
Louise Mahaffey of Pueblo Colorado was selected for highway safety honors because of an excellent driving record though she has never driven a motor vehicle. The note from the insurance company highlighted her distinction and the unusual achievement.
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Pueblo, Colo
Louise Mahaffey
East European Press Optimistic On Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna Talks
East European communist press and radio express cautious optimism about the Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna meeting. They note no fixed agenda and no immediate solutions, but see potential for future personal talks and larger summits to ease tensions. Kennedy arrives Saturday for weekend talks amid Soviet praise of his readiness to meet.
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Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Laos
Red Radio
Radio
Sofia
Bulgaria
Budapest
Sovie Union
Elegal
Boy with poor sight dies after line drive during practice
At Park Ridge in suburban Chicago 10 year old George McCormick eager to play for Brooks team was kept on as a nonroster helper by Julian Stachowski. During a practice he was struck by a line drive while retrieving balls near the mound and did not see the incoming ball.
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Chicago
George McCormick
Park District
Park Ridge
Brooks
Park Ridge Boys Baseball
Julian Stachowski
George
Stachowski
Paul
Boy Dies After Little League Injury
George McCormick, 12, died from a brain hemorrhage after a concussion suffered during a Park Ridge Little League game. Family doctor and hospital reports linked the illness to the injury. George underwent surgery and died the following Monday. His father, a church caretaker, vowed the incident would not tarnish Little League and noted the league operates under the Park District. Funeral services for George will be held Wednesday.
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McCormick’s
Richard G
Park Ridge League
National Little League Baseball, Inc
The
Park District
Mom and 6 Children Die in Jersey City Fire
A 28-year-old woman and six of her nine children perished in a Monday night blaze in a three story frame tenement in Jersey City. The top floor apartment was airtight, and all victims suffocated. Fourteen people including a fireman were treated for injuries or smoke poisoning at Jersey City Medical Center. A pregnant woman and a year old son were rescued with injuries after leaping from windows. The dead include Vivian Lattimore and her children Carney 6 Bessie 3 Alfonso 10 months Marie 13 Vivian 5 and Dorothy Aon 4.
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Jersey City
Jersey City Medical Center
Vivian Lattimore
Carney
Bessie
Alfonso
Marie
Vivian
Dorothy Aon
Judge rules kissing while driving not crime in Wisconsin
Madison judge dismisses inattentive driving charge against Warren Porter 22 after coupling a kiss with driving home from the license office. Porter says the kiss was brief and eyes stayed on the road, describing it as a lousy kiss.
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Madison
Wis
Superior Court
Roy H. Proctor
Warren Porter
Porter
62 Feared Lost In Airline Crash
A Venezuelan airliner with 62 aboard reportedly crashed in the Atlantic four minutes after takeoff from Lisbon toward South America. Rescue efforts began at dawn as weather hindered search. KLM said 48 aboard with diverse nationalities including 10 children.
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Portugal
Atlantic Ocean
South America
KLM
Hague
Viasa
Venezuela
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Weather forecast for cool nights and warm days
The outlook calls for pleasant conditions with cooler nights and warmer days. Tonight will dip to the upper 40s with a high near 76 tomorrow, and the weather should stay fair. Monday’s official high reached 73 at 4 pm and overnight low was 40 at 6 am.
Weather Pleasant for Day
Memorial Day weather varied across the nation with showers in parts of the West and central Plains and New England. Most areas enjoyed sunny, pleasant conditions though it was cool in the Northeast with readings from the 30s to 40s. Temperatures ranged from 5s to 70s overall, from a high of 81 in El Paso to a freezing 32 in Traverse City.
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Associated Press
California
Plateau
Central Plains
New England
Virginia
el Paso
Tex
Traverse City
Mich
Ex KC Police Head Indicted In Payoff
Maj. Charles Coughlin 41 former head of the Kansas City police vice squad has been indicted by a county grand jury in connection with alleged payoffs from gambling places.
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Kansas City, Mo
Charles Coughlin
Kansas City
Grass greener on the other side proves better care
Readers are reminded that when lawn grass appears greener beyond the fence it often reflects more attentive maintenance by neighbors rather than true difference in soil or climate. The tongue in cheek line invites caution before assuming superior conditions elsewhere.
Memorial Day traffic toll nears 1957 record as motorists urged to drive carefully
Police and safety officials urged extreme caution as Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths mount. With counts showing about one death every 14 to 15 minutes, experts warned the final toll could exceed 414 highway fatalities set in 1957. A fatal two car crash near Springfield Illinois killed four people including a family of three.
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Vearcu Heaven
Ifeviu
National Safety Council
Springfield
Council
FBI probes explosions of relay stations met with silence
In Salt Lake City, FBI agents investigating three telephone relay station explosions offered no progress updates as armed guards protected many Western and Midwestern facilities. Crews began restoring two microwave and one cable relays damaged by a Sunday blast in Utah and Nevada. Col. C. M. MacGregor of Tooele Ordnance Depot cited World War II demolition gear traces and questioned tracing the origin due to undisclosed surplus sales since 1945. The FBI remained noncommittal.
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Utah
FBI
West
Midwest
Nevada
Sunay
C. M. MacGregor
Western Utah
Tooele Ordnance
Tooele
Col. MacGregor
America
Kennedy Gains Support in Tractors for Prisoners Debate
President Kennedy strengthens White House effort cautioning Castro blundered in offering to swap 1 200 prisoners for tractors while Sen. John Sherman Cooper endorses the plan amid Senate criticism. Javits backs private committee fundraising for 500 tractors trade as Long questions Joint Chiefs of Staff responsibility.
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Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
White House
Castro
Cooper
Senate
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South African police guard workers amid strike for rights
Police patrol Negro townships as nonwhite workers attempt a strike to push for political rights. Nelson Mandela says the protest continues through Wednesday as violence erupts in Durban and Port Elizabeth with bus attacks and fatalities reported.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Pretoria
Durban
Cato Manor Negro
Port Elizabeth
Memorial Day Toll on Ohio Roads Rises and Falls
The piece notes Memorial Day traffic deaths across Ohio with at least eight fatalities by Monday midnight, compares the weekend toll to prior years, and cites additional boating and drowning fatalities along with miscellaneous deaths. It references past holiday periods in 1955 1957 1958 and 29 22 and 19 loss figures.
Fire Sweeps Cuba Sugar Mill Causing Large Damage
Fire at the Santa Rosa sugar mill in Las Villas Province Havana reportedly caused about 300000 in damage. Authorities say saboteurs started the blaze as Cuba battles rising sabotage with 42 injured, including 27 children, and the government vows revolutionary justice up to firing squads.
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Fla
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Havana Radio
Cuba
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