Boy Seeks Space for Play.gets White House Reply
Seven year old Scott Turner of San Diego wrote President Kennedy asking for land where boys could play after his canyon was taken for housing. Interior Secretary Udall read the reply, noting new national seashores and promising another play space not far away. Scott said, Good. we’re getting somewhere.
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Washington
Scott Peter Turner
San Diego
Calif
Scott
Kennedy
President
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Point Reyes
California
Interior
Government Intervention Ends Strike At Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp and its aerospace workers return to work after a brief strike ended at least temporarily. A Taft Hartley committee led by Prof. Arthur M. Ross will review reports from management and labor and may hear oral testimony. President Kennedy may seek a federal injunction or impose an 80 day cooling off period.
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Burbank, Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aerospace
Arthur M. Ross
University of California Industrial Relations Institute
Honolulu
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy
Unionist Relieved of Duties at UAW Conference
Richard T. Gosser relinquished his duties as a UAW official after being indicted on a conspiracy to defraud the government of income tax. Gosser offered the action to President Walter Reuther and Secretary-Treasurer Emil Mary, with duties reassigned to other UAW officers.
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Chicago
The
United Auto Workers
UAW
Richard T. Gosser
Gosser
Walter Reuther
Emil Mary
Detroit
Reuther
FBI questions 12 year old in bombing case
FBI agents talked with 12 year old Charles Cavallaro Jr. about a bombing that killed his father and 11-year old brother last week. Edward E. Hargett said investigators spoke with the boy at St Elizabeth Hospital and would not disclose any information obtained.
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Youngstown, Ohio
FBI
Charles Cavallaro Jr
Thomas
Edward E. Hargett
Cleveland
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hargett
Chuckle Advice Riddle: Bushel Given, Grain Taken
A playful aphorism notes a trait shared by humor or kindness that comes in large measures yet is consumed in small amounts. It frames a lighthearted puzzle about value and perception.
Churchill Marks 88th Birthday With Quiet Family Day
Sir Winston Churchill celebrated his 88th birthday at home in London with a quiet morning in bed and newspapers. Telegrams, visitors books, and extra police greeted him while he prepares for a private family celebration later, three months after returning from convalescence for a broken thigh.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Statesman
Churchill
Lis
Sir Winston
Monte Carlo
Lady Churchill
Randolph
Diana Churchill
Mary Soames
Lady Audley
Sarah Churchill
Ohio Weekend Forecast Promises Cool Dry Days
Indian Summer weather continues across Ohio with mild daytime highs in the low 60s and cool nights in the 30s. No rain is expected this weekend and only about a quarter inch next week. Yesterday's high reached 61 at 4 p.m. and a 35 low at 7:30 a.m. This morning's low was 37 at 7 a.m., with temperatures rising through the day.
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Ohio
Kennedy And Mikoyan Agree On Cuban Talks
U Thant tightens Congo pressure by sending Brig. I J Rikhye to press Katanga leader Moise Tshombe. U.N. plans new measures including a boycott of copper and cobalt exports and a transport blockade. India may redeploy troops as part of a tougher Congo policy.
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U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Thant
I. J. Rikhye
U. N. Congo
Tshombe
U.N
Rikhye
New Delhi
India
China
Ishombe
Security Council
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Gardiner
Leopoldville
Kashmir
Pakistan
Nehru
Himalayan
Red China
Peking
Dog Ricky Seeks Supreme Court Over Death Sentence
Ricky the German shepherd, condemned to death for killing sheep, appeals to the U S Supreme Court claiming due process violations. Jim Laing of Pearisburg Virginia argues the dog was guarding a ewe killed by others and that evidence shows no wool in Ricky’s teeth.
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Ricky
Jim Laing
Pearisburg
Supreme Court
Laing
Virginia
Giles County
Spaak Heads Home From New York Congo Talks
Belgian foreign minister Paul Henri Spaak left Idlewild Airport for Brussels after meetings with President Kennedy and UN officials on the Congo crisis. He declined to comment on the conferences.
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New York
Paul Henri Spaak
Idlewild Airport
Brussels
Kennedy
United Nations
Congo
Hoffa Fires Or Resigns Key Lawyer In Trial Split
In Nashville Hoffa and George S. Fitzgerald parted amid Hoffa’s $1 million conspiracy trial. Fitzgerald testified he swapped a $15,000 dividend for Hoffa’s wife and Hoffa claimed Fitzgerald resigned, denying any resignation. The Detroit News reported a formal firing.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
George S. Fitzgerald
Hoffa
Fitzgerald
Test Fleet
Teamsters Central State Conference
Michigan Democratic
Detroit
Nashville Tennessean
Detroit News
Hoffa Fires Fitzgerald Over Union Records Fight
Fitzgerald said he had no books or records to turn over to Hoffa after the dispute. He recalled two talks with Hoffa and described the firing as tied to his testimony and honesty. Hoffa claimed the union demanded concessions and Fitzgerald chose to sever ties rather than comply. Fitzgerald rejected Hoffa's drinking claims as false and maintaining his sworn truthful testimony.
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Fitzgerald
Detroit Free Press
Pope John XXIII Advances in Recovery From Anemia
Vatican officials report Pope John XXIII, 81, making good progress in treatment for anemia. He briefly rose from bed to oversee church governance and related dispositions, his doctors noting his eagerness to return to work though cautioning against rushing. Reports of a stomach ulcer remain unconfirmed.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
iVatican
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Twin Sisters Die In Blaze In Alliance Ohio
Four year old twin sisters Sharon Marie and Karen Sue Blue died in a fire that destroyed their East Reed Street home just before midnight Thursday. Firemen found them in a bedroom and they were pronounced dead at Alliance City Hospital. Parents Anna Mae Blue and Benjamin Blue Sr were hospitalized for shock. Benjamin Jr. suffered smoke inhalation. Four other children escaped unharmed. The father was at work.
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Alliance, Ohio
East Reed Street
Sharon Marie
Karen Sue Blue
Alliance City Hospital
Benjamin Blue
Anna Mae Blue
Benjamin Jr
Greater Exotic Research Seen As Ohio's Big Need
James J. Nance of Central National Bank, director of the Ohio Research and Development Foundation, urges expanded exotic research in aerospace and electronics to restore Ohio's leading role in heavy industry. He spoke at the 11th annual Construction Conference of the Cleveland Engineering Society.
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Ohio
James J. Nance
Central National Bank
Nance
Ohio Research and Development Foundation
Cleveland Engineering Society
America
Nehru Ayub Khan Agree To Kashmir Talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Pakistani President Ayub Khan agreed to new negotiations over Kashmir and related disputes. Nehru signaled firm positions, while Pakistan faced parliamentary opposition and pressure for concrete results from the talks.
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India
Nehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kashmir
Pakistan
National Assembly
the Times
China
Duncan Sandys
Rawalpindi
U.S
Averell Harriman
German Ship In Danger Near Cape Cod
The Coast Guard reported the German motor vessel Erwin Schroeder is heeled over 15 degrees and in danger of capsizing about 900 miles east of Cape Cod. The ship bound from New Castle New Brunswick to Rotterdam with copper concentrate reported its cargo liquified and shifted.
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Coast Guard
Erwin Schroeder
Cape Cod
Rotterdam
New Castle
New Brunswick
Kennedy Mikoyan hold talks on Cuban crisis continuing negotiations
President Kennedy and Anastas Mikoyan agreed to continue U S Soviet negotiations to settle the Cuban crisis. The White House conference yielded no progress on broader East West issues or arms control.
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Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Mikoyan
U.S
Cuba
New York
Pierre Salinger
Stevenson
McCloy
Kuznetsov
Adlai FE. Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
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