Rusk says no U S armed intervention planned for Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told senators there are no plans for armed intervention in Cuba. Morse quoted Rusk as saying the invasion was by Cuban refugees with U S support only in arms training and funds. Dulles to testify later as inquiry continues into U S involvement in the invasion.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Cuba
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Subcommittee
U.S
Allen W. Dull
Jury Selection Begins In 2nd Mattox Trial
In Columbus Mississippi jury selection for the second murder trial of Jon Nevice Mattox began. A 400 man venire and a petit jury list were drawn as prosecutors and defense attorneys competed. Judge Greene questioned jurors while the case draws renewed attention to capital punishment and a prior appellate reversal.
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Columbus
Miss
Lowndes County
Jon Nevice Mattox
Mattox
Mississippi State
Gene Cain Tate
John D. Greene
Harvey Buck
Lowery Lucas
William Burgin
Hugh Cunningham Jr
Luther Sims
Supreme Court
Father and infant son die as Texas storm hits Denton
A northern Texas storm struck Denton and nearby areas Sunday night, killing a father and his infant son. Nineteen people were injured and property damage exceeded $2 million. Highway lights and signs were twisted, and trees uprooted, though iris and rose beds remained undisturbed.
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Denton
Tex
Texas
Law Day praise by Judge Hamlin highlights rule of law value
Justice Hamlin of Louisiana urged pride in Law Day over May Day in Monroe. He contrasted US rule of law with communist regimes while addressing students at Ouachita Parish High School and Northeast State College as part of the Law Day program.
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Walter B. Hamlin
New Orleans
Monroe
Hamlin
Louisiana Supreme Court
Ouachita Parish High School
Northeast State College
West Monroe High School
Bastrop High School
Fourth Judicial District Bar Association
United States
Russia
Red China
Kennedy Signs Distress Area Bill at White House Ceremony
President Kennedy signed a 8294 million distress areas bill to aid regions hit by unemployment. He designated William Lyatt Jr. to administer the program and used 18 pens during the White House ceremony attended by lawmakers from Pennsylvania Illinois West Virginia Kentucky Alabama and New York.
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Washington
Kennedy
William Lyatt Jr
Ennsylvania Labor Commission
White House
Pennsylvania
Illinois
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
New York
Batt
Rede Yen Porgern
Law Day event as D A Lassiter presents Constitution at school
District Attorney Al bin P Lassiter gave a copy of the U S Constitution to Southside High School during a noon assembly of students and faculty in observance of Law Day U S A.
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U.S.A
Albin P. Lassiter
Southside High School
Reinninger Trial Opens For Slaying Of Wife In Monroe
Jury selection in the murder trial of Henry C. Reinninger Jr. continues in Fourth District Court with Judge Paul Stephens. DA Las siter may seek the death penalty. two jurors objected to capital punishment. Mrs. Reinninger died from injuries after a Monroe incident, transported to Shreveport hospital.
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Henry C. Reinninger, Jr
Monroe
Fourth District
Paul Stephens
T. 8
Coleman
Earl E. Cobb
Leo Garland
Albin P. Lassiter
Reinninger
Julius A. Irving
L. L. Tidwell
Sheveport
Charity Hospital
Shreveport
State Convention Elects Officers for Louisiana Retarded Children
The Louisiana Association for Retarded Children held its eighth annual convention naming new officers: Mrs. T. G Riggs Jr president, Mrs. E. E. Walker vice president, Mrs. Henry S. Roane secretary, and Mrs. Waldo Dosher treasurer. About 300 attendees from Louisiana and south Arkansas focused on progress through legislative action state coordination and local cooperation. A workshop led by Dr. Lavelle Haynes and Stanley E. Fudell drew 72 teachers, with the curriculum aims for the mentally retarded. Resolutions call for expanding the LARC board from 21 to 24 members and petitioning the governor.
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Louisiana Association For Retarded Children
T. Griggs Jr
Oak Grove
E. E. Walker
Baton Rouge
Henry S. Roane
Ruston
Waldo Dosher
Louisiana
South
Arkansas
State Department
Lavelle Haynes
Northeast State College
Stanley E. Fudell
Austin
Tex
Larc Board of Directors
Wrecks Kill Two Injure Six in Northeast Louisiana
Two people died and six were injured in weekend crashes in Ouachita Parish and nearby areas. In Monroe, Bobby Hendrix and Barbara Little died in a Saturday car truck crash. Lester Little and Sandra Wigg were seriously hurt. A second collision near Jonesboro injured John Garner and Robert Lee, with Garner later hospitalized in serious condition.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
Bobby Hendrix
Sterlington
Barbara Wiggins Little
Rochelle Avenue
Monroe
Garner
Robert E. Lee
Hodge
Hodge Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
Witness details five main tracks to death in Polish camp
Fort Lee born Dr Leon Weliczker Wells testified at Adolf Eichmann’s trial in Jerusalem that prisoners faced five death routes including skull crushing freezing strangulation and killings in shooting contests. He described Nazi atrocities as gallery chaos ensued with a spectator shouting for killing and a court president calling for order.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Fort Lee
N.J
Leon Weliczker Wells
Adolf Eichmann
Wells
Poland
Soviet Union
Zvi Scheffer
Scheffer
Eichmann
Schetter
Court
Supreme Court
Moshe Landau
May Day Halts Naval Base Work at Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro and May Day disrupted base operations at Guantanamo Bay Cuba with a general work stoppage. About 3 200 Cuban workers normally employed at the U S naval base stayed away while militia ferried workers to a rally at Santiago de Cuba.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Santiago de Cuba
Commandante
Pat Carruthers
Los Angeles
Calmanera
Boqueren
Eisenhower Warns Against Cuban Witch Hunt
Former President Eisenhower urged Congress to avoid a witch hunt over U S Cuban invasion issues. He backed President Kennedy's anti Communist push in the Western Hemisphere and canceled a planned October trip to Japan due to tensions. He cited Laos and the delayed cease fire as unsettled.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Fisenhower
Japan
State Department
Laos
Fire Fatal To Odom Infant In Chatham Home
A Chatham couple awakened by smoke found their 9 month old son dead in bed with an older brother in a fire at their home. The room had no heater or electricity and deputies think the parents may have struck matches for light when they checked on the child.
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Chatham ‘Specials
Bobby Dwayne Odom
Jessie D. Odom
Jackson Parish
Murphy Toler
Toler
Supreme Court Preserves Voting Records Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals and let stand lower rulings on voting records under the 1960 civil rights law. Alabama officials led by Attorney General MacDonald Gallion and Montgomery County registrars challenged federal demands to open voting records for inspection seeking evidence of discrimination against Negroes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
MacDonald Gallion
Alabama
Montgomery County
Ala
Board of Registrars
Reds Rally On May Day In Communist Capitals
May Day celebrations became political displays with Maj Yuri Gagarin and Premier Khrushchev on Moscow’s Red Square reviewing stand. Castro appeared in Havana banners praised socialism as China and Cuba show solidarity.
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Maj
Yuri A. Gagarin
Gagarin
Khrushchev
Red Square
Rodion Malinovsky
Peiping Radio
Chen Yi
Era
International Communist Movement
F.ce Castro
Union of All the Workers of the World
Key West
Fla
Havana
Castro
Karl Marx
Rains to Stop as Mercury Drops in Louisiana
Weather reports indicate rains beginning Sunday morning in northeast Louisiana will cease this afternoon with partly cloudy skies tonight. Temperatures drop to around 34 tonight, with highs near 82 today and about 78 Tuesday. Sunday’s high reached 64, then fell to 54, while Selman Field recorded 13 inches of rainfall.
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Monaury
Louisiana
FAA
Selman Field
Countdown To Space Flight On Tuesday
A trained American is set for a dawn launch atop a Redstone rocket bound for a 115 mile high Atlantic pass. Odds of mission success run about 100 to 1 with the first US step toward global space flight following Yuri Gagarin’s recent around the world trip.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Yuri Gagarin
Doctor Charged In Patient Deaths
Camden, New Jersey. Dr Albert Weiner, 43, osteopath, charged with manslaughter for allegedly killing 15 patients who contracted serum hepatitis in his office. Camden County grand jury indicted him on 15 counts of criminal negligence after 14 deaths traced to his practice. license suspended last November 16. The 15th death occurred earlier this year.
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Camden
N. J
Albert Weiner
Camden County Grand Jury
Camden-Philadelphia
Weiner
State Board of Medical Examiners
Passman Attacks Omnibus Farm Bill At Oak Ridge Meeting
Rep Otto Passman told a district farmers gathering at Oak Ridge High School that the administration’s farm bill would set southern agriculture back to reconstruction days. He said the bill hurts Northeast Louisiana and targets wheat and feed grains while limiting advisory committees production quotas and payments.
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Oak Ridge
Otto Passman
Oak Ridge High School
Louisiana
Neighbor boy hunted after two girls shot near Holland
Authorities intensified a search for James Scott Stephens 16 after the bodies of Carol Gee 11 and Margaret Chambers 12 were found in a wooded ravine near Lake Michigan. Preliminary medical reports cited multiple gunshot wounds from a small caliber rifle.
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Holland, Mich
James Scott Stephens
Carol Gee
Margaret Chambers
Lake Michigan
Peter Brackman
Margaret
Carol
John Hemple
Stephens
Kenneth Kerb
Kennedy to Confer on Laos Policy with Security Council
President Kennedy seeks a more active U S role in Laos as top advisers meet for a fourth time in ten days. They weigh possible allied military intervention via SEATO to counter Communist gains amid cease fire chatter and rebel advances around Vientiane and Ban Keun.
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Kennedy
Security Council
Laos
Washington
National Security Council
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia Treaty Alliance
State Department
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