U S Presses Moscow on Nuclear Test Ban Talks
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of blocking negotiations for a nuclear weapons test ban and hints it may end its voluntary moratorium. President Kennedy faces pressure from Congress and officials to resume tests as stalled talks continue at Geneva.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
U. S
State Department
Moscow
Free World
Congress
Geneva
Actor Jeff Chandler Dies After Spinal Surgery
Hollywood AP reports actor Jeff Chandler, 42, died Saturday at Culver City Hospital from septicemia, a complication after spinal surgery. An autopsy is planned. Chandler, 6-foot-4 and once a leading man, had been hospitalized May 13 for a slipped disc and suffered severe bleeding during a long operation.
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Hollywood
Jeff Chandler
Chandler
Culver City Hospital
Ed Traubner
Northeast Enrollment Set Record at Summer Term
Northeast Louisiana State College reports a summer term enrollment of 1 446 students, an all time high with 653 men and 793 women, including 153 graduates. The record surpasses summer enrollments from prior years and includes a large influx from a Youth Music Festival and a remedial reading workshop for high school students and teachers.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Northeast
Police Break Up Peru Riot Over Stevenson Visit
Police with tear gas and clubs dispersed a large street clash between anti Communist students and supporters during Ambassador Adlai Stevenson's visit to Lima. The fourth demonstration since his Friday arrival aimed at Kennedy envoy efforts to ease Peru’s financial troubles.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Kennedy
Ramblin Ralph Cuillory Returns Home For Vacation
Ramblin Ralph Cuillory who left the Baptist Children's Home to attend Wayland College is back home for a short vacation. He has enrolled at Northeast State College for special work and will return to Wayland this fall to begin his senior year. The Baptist Home dedicated a service to the memory of Mrs C C Carroll who died recently. Mrs Carroll served at the home under the late superintendent T.
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Baptist Children's Home
Wayland College
Northeast State College
Wayland
The
Baptist Home
C. C. Carroll
Carroll
U N Chief Acts Quickly In Spy Case
The United Nations discussed a Czech complaint alleging U S attempts to expel Miroslav Nacvalac for refusing to become an American spy. The U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold intervened, forwarding protests to the U S delegation and circulating both sides of the dispute to U N missions. The Czech delegation alleges U S agents sought to recruit Nacvalac in New York. the State Department later commented from Washington.
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Czechoslovakia
Dag Hammarskjold
United States
U. N
Miroslav Nacvajlac
Nacvalac
Hammarskjold
U. S
U.N
U.S
Nacvalae
New York
Washington
State Department
Judge Sets Hearing On Rider Plea
U S District Judge Sidney Mize will hold a Wednesday Biloxi hearing on a petition challenging Mississippi breach of peace laws used to jail Freedom Riders. Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff filed the writ seeking to protect a Freedom Rider’s rights after arrest and detention amid a wave of convictions and jailing in Jackson.
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Gulfport
Miss
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Biloxi
Jack Young
Jackson
Mize
Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff
New York
Parchman
Mississippi Delta
Third Man Sought In Bristol Bride Murder Plot
Alfred Furnari and John Kilbarn appeared in Circuit Court on conspiracy to commit murder charges after a plot to kill Furnari’s wife Mary Neri with $300 offered to Kilbarn. A Massachusetts soldier linked as go between was also sought.
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Bristol, Conn
Alfred A. Furnari
Bristol
John Kilbarn
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Harold Missal
Furnari
Kilbarn
Mary Neri
Hartford
Massachusetts
No Progress In Settling Ship Strike
The first face to face negotiating session in a three coast ship strike ended with angry exchanges and a report of no progress. The 85,000 crew members on about 1,000 vessels across the East West and Gulf coasts are involved. The session was arranged at the request of Labor Secretary Goldberg in a Kennedy effort to settle the dispute.
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New York
Gulf
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Casey
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation Service
Attorneys Post Bond In N O For Marcello
In New Orleans Carlos Marcello faced charges of illegal re entry after bond was set at 10 000 by Judge Herbert Christenberry who also reduced a prior 50 000 bond. Marcello remains in an alien detention camp in Texas on pending deportation charges with a June 29 hearing scheduled.
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New Orleans
Carlos Marcello
Texas
Herbert Christenberry
Marcello
Guatemala
Immigration Service Board of Appeals
Washington
Rain Expected In Area Toady
Forecast calls for cloudiness and mostly afternoon thundershowers with warmer temperatures. Yesterday at Selman Field the high reached 64 and the low 60, with 0.89 inch of rainfall by 6 PM. Today’s expected high in the 70s.
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Monroe
Selman Field
Dominicans Open Secret Treason Trial of Ex-Defense Chief
Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman Fernandez, 50, former defense minister, faces a secret treason trial in Ciudad Trujillo over the Rafael Trujillo assassination. The government says he admitted plans to seize power. Brig. Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz, the plot’s ringleader, was killed resisting arrest. A wave of officials urged his death as the trial began amid searches and additional arrests.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Jose Rene Roman Fernandez
Rafael L. Trujillo
Roman
Trujillo
Juan Tomas Diaz
Ramon
Luis Amiami Tio
Antonio Imbert
Lee Cotterman
U.S
Cotterman
FE Caribe
Gen Roman
Freighter and fishing boat collide off Japan. 14 missing
A Liberian freighter Atlantic Sunrise and a Japanese fishing boat collided in fog off the Japanese coast. The Japanese vessel with 23 crew reported 14 missing. two rescued crewmen died. The Atlantic Sunrise rescued the Japanese sailors and is not in danger of sinking.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Maritime Safety Agency
Laos Princes Reach Unity Pact in Zurich Talks
Three warring Laos princes agreed in principle on forming a national unity government. They debated Premier Boun Oum’s proposal that King Savang Vathana lead the new regime. Souphanouvong protested the king’s sacred status, while Souvanna Phouma hopes to head the government as neutralist ex-premier. Time needed for full details.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Boun Oum
Savang Vathana
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Phoumi Nosavan
Arms Flow To Castro From Reds
A 19 year old Cuban underground member Ernesto says Cuba is flooded with Soviet and Czech weapons. He claims ships unload daily and MIG fighters arrive in crates at bases near Havana. He was wounded during a dynamite bombing and smuggled to Miami for treatment.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Cuba
Havana
Governor Leads Horse Into State Capitol Office
Baton Rouge AP reports Governor Jimmie H. Davis arrived at his office Saturday with his white horse Sunshine. He rode up the 49 broad capitol steps and led the mount into the executive office across the lobby, drawing visitors and staff.
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Baton Rouge
State Capitol
Jimmie H. Davis
Capitol
Admiral Rickover cites toy model data leaking nuclear sub details
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover testified that the Soviet Union obtained millions of dollars worth of U S nuclear submarine information for 298 from a Polaris toy model sold in a dime store. He said the model revealed dimensions reactor compartment crew size and other sensitive data. He blamed interservice rivalry for the release and said authorities asked him to release but he refused.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Soviet Union
U.S
Rickover
Joint Atomic Energy Subcommittee
United States
Navy
Army
Air Force
Kennedy Named Defendant In Citizens' Suit Over Castro Tractors
A group from Indianapolis asks the Seventh Circuit to halt negotiations by a private Citizens’ committee for releasing about 1200 Cuban prisoners. They seek a mandamus to force Attorney General Robert Kennedy to stop the Tractors for Freedom Committee led by Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther, arguing Logan Act violations. The suit names Robert Kennedy as a defendant, with a ruling sought by early next week.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Seventh
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Citizens’ Committee
Cuba
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
U.S
Castro
Washington
Richard Allen
Havana
United States
Tractors Committee
Committee Hopes for Old Terms in Castro Trade Talks
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt’s tractors for Freedom Committee plans to reject Fidel Castro’s new demand of 28 million dollars in small farm tractors for Cuban invasion prisoners. The four man mission will cable Castro with the position, while hoping he accepts the original offer. The group’s report to Mrs. Roosevelt and Walter Reuther notes continued government consultation.
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UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
U. S
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