Czech Will Be Deported Czech Diplomat Under U.S. Warning
The United States declared Czech diplomat Miroslav Naevalac an alien illegally in the U.S. and subject to deportation. A note to the Czechoslovak mission warned he may depart voluntarily or face arrest and forcible removal after U.S. espionage charges backed by photographs of his activities.
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Unite Nations
Nyoy
United States
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Naeyalac
U.S
Aoe
Nacyvalac
Naevalac
U. S
Endorse Plan To Give Reds Full U.N. Job Quota
A committee of eight experts endorsed a plan to raise Communist countries to their quotas of U.N. professional jobs. The Soviet Union pressed for a Khrushchev style three man executive to replace Dag Hammarskjold, causing a deadlock on top U.N. leadership. The 19 page report, produced for the General Assembly, outlined proposals to improve efficiency of the U.N. executive machinery.
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U.N
Nvith
Soviet Union
Pon
Khrushchev
Dag Manetskjold
Hig
U.N. General Assembly
Forget Something You Forgot Your Daily Muscatine News
A playful editorial nudge about missing daily local news delivery from the Muscatine Journal. It jokes that a vacation led to forgetting to arrange home delivery and invites readers to call AM 2331 to restore service.
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Dennis ‘the Menace
Muscatine Journal
Struggle to Rescue Kennedy School Bill Faces House Opposition
Washington forces begin uphill fight to salvage President Kennedy's 25 billion education bill. The Rules Committee blocked floor action, delaying any move as conservatives and Catholic representatives fear federal aid may hasten school integration and parochial school protection.
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L— Administration
Kennedy
House
Sam Rayburn
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Haire Education Commiitton
National Defense Education Act
ILA Official Threatens To Ask JFK Injunction
New York port work stoppage disrupts the harbor as longshoremen walk out amid a six day maritime strike. Tony Anastasio warns of seeking a Kennedy injunction. union leaders dispute demands while about half the workers stay paid ashore.
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Constitution
Hudson River
New York
American Export Lines
Europe
AP Photofax
ILA
JFK
Kennedy
Tony Anastasio
Brooklyn
Anastasio
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen's Association
Thomas Gleason
New York Harbor
TLA
Manhattan
Battery Park
Maritime Fort Council
Greater New York
Beneral
Gleason
Housewife Sees California in 18 by 24 Inch Mirror
Camarillo California Marie Thompson 35 confined to an iron lung travels in a specially designed panel truck called the Blue Angel The unit carries portable generators a presusclnor shun difier and ramp as it rolls from San Leandro to Camarillo with Thompson expressing wonder at the landscape and promising a month long journey to see as much as possible Her children ride along in a car while nurse Louette Barber drives the Blue Angel and Dr and Mrs Pred Delay host the visit
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Calif
Marie Thompson
California
the Blue Angel
Thompson
San Leandro
San Francisco
East Bay Area
Louette” Barber
Marie Ruth
Joy
Gay
Marion Ray
Mig
Fred Thompson
Weekend Fishing Trip Delays House Housing Debate
Rep. Clare E. Hollman pleaded with Rep. H. R. Gross to withdraw opposition to a housing bill, delaying a Saturday session. Gross, known for opposing extra sessions, asked for reasons. Hollman cited health and energy, then Hochman cried out. Gross relented, noting the plea and remarking about the fishing plan.
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Washington
Clare E. Hollman
ReMich
Ren. H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
Gross
Hoffman
Hollman
Yan Ald
Deletions Considered in Proposed School District
Nichols Lane tree area study committee meets at 8 p.m. to review possible deletions from the district. Landowners seek exclusion. Russell Newell of Columbus Junction named to represent the joint boards of Fairport and Victorian schools.
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Nichols
Nichols - Lane ‘Tree School
Rex Organization
Lane Tree
Russell Newell
Columbus Junction
White House moves to halt Cuban molasses flow
The White House pressed to stop further shipments of Cuban molasses, saying the deal with Publicker Chemical Corp is not in the public interest. Negotiations aim to supply surplus corn to Publicker to keep its New Orleans plant running, as molasses is used for industrial alcohol and cattle feed. Treasury reviews alleged dumping pricing, with 2,018,428 gallons unloaded near New Orleans, valued at $207,842.40, part of a much larger order. Protests from Louisiana lawmakers followed the shipment.
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White House
Cuba
Publicker Chemical Corp
New Orleans
Pierre Salinger
Presient Kennedy
Publicker
Myey Feldman
Fidel Castro
Salinger
Louisiana
Congress
Missing Crewman After Propane Gas Blast At Lake Superior Light
A Coast Guard report says a propane and gasoline explosion yesterday wrecked the Standard Rock Lighthouse in Lake Superior. One crewman, William Maxwell, is missing, another, Oscar Daniels Jr., injured. two others unharmed. Fire continues in coal bins, hindering search near Manitou Island and Marquette.
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Cleveland
Standard Rock
Lake Superior
U. 8
Coast Guard
Hght
Rom
Mike O'Brien
Coast. Guard
Willian A. Maxwell
W. Calverly St
Houghton, Mich
Oscar R. Datiels Jr
Sault Ste. Marie Coash
Diuty
O'Brien
Manitou Island
Marquett
Lonely Rock
Canadian dollar hits 9 year low in early exchange
The Canadian dollar fell to 97.44 cents in U S funds, the lowest since the February 1952 revaluation. The move followed the government plan to push the currency to a substantial discount via Bank of Canada purchases of U S dollars, widening from Tuesday’s par.
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New York
U. S
Bank of Canada
Kennedy Opens First Salt Water Conversion Plant
President Kennedy starts the nation’s first salt water conversion plant in Freeport Texas with a Washington button ceremony. The $1.6 million plant produces water from seawater at about $1 per thousand gallons. Speakers include Vice President Johnson and Interior Secretary Udall with Dr MacGowan presiding. If successful it could become a pilot for more plants turning deserts into gardens.
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Freeport
Tex
Kennedy
Segregated Polling Places Sued in Georgia
Five African American residents filed what a state official calls probably the first federal suit over segregated polling places. The suit seeks desegregation of polling sites and voting lists in Albany and Daugherty County, filed Tuesday in U S District Court Albany Georgia. Deputy assistant state attorney general Mat Leveratt said he knew of no similar action elsewhere.
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Georgia
U.S. District Court
Albany
Daugherty County
Mat Leveratt
Elberton
Khrushchev threatens nuclear tests if US resumes
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at a Krentlin rally marking the Nazi invasion anniversary that if the United States resumes nuclear testing, the Soviet Union will immediately conduct tests in response. He said Western leaders urging renewed testing would bear full responsibility, and that Moscow has designs and evaluations needing checking.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Krentlin
Russia
U.S. and Japan Agree to Joint Economic Group
Washington reports that the United States and Japan will form a cabinet level joint economic committee. The move follows talks between Prime Minister Ikeda and President Kennedy entering their second day. The committee will mirror the U S Canada Trade Committee meeting annually on trade issues.
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Washington
United States
Japan
U.S
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
Canada
Dr. Grace Sawyer Retires as Woodward State Hospital Superintendent
Des Moines report says Dr Grace Sawyer associated with Woodward State Hospital since 1923 and its superintendent since 1953 will retire July 31. Town Board of Control plans to appoint a temporary superintendent from the central office to run the institution.
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Sawyer
Woodward State Hospital
Des Moines
Grace Sawyer
Woodward State Hospital and School
Town Board of Control
Eichmann Denies Spark at Heart of Nazi Death Mills
On his second day of testimony Eichmann asserted his office handled emigration and evacuation of Jews while the extermination plan originated at higher police and Foreign Ministry levels. He claimed his bureau was only a fraction of the total SS and security police and outlined the Gestapo framework and roles of various units, naming Globke and Herring as early initiators of citizenship withdrawal and property confiscation.
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Reich Security Office
Eichmann
Berlin
Child‘ven
Palestine
State
Globke
Adolph Eichmann
Jerusalem
Mills
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