Senator Francis Case Dies After Long Congress Career
Washington reports Sen. Francis Case of South Dakota, 65, a 25-year veteran of federal service, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a March illness. A former editor, rancher, and GOP chair on public works, he authored key drought and flood control measures, backed saline water research, cloud seeding studies, and a foreign commodity selling plan.
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Climbing Party Found Safe in Nepal After Silent Weeks
The White House announced the mountain climbing party including Woodrow Wilson's grandson was located in Nepal near Namche Bazar Khum Jung village. All four members, three Americans and one Swiss, were reported safe though weak. Army HQ in Kathmandu received word at 4 p.m. Nepal time.
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Laos Coalition Formed With Souvanna to Lead
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a night agreement among three Laotian factions on all sticking points delaying a coalition government. He said he will head the cabinet, to be installed Saturday, reviving hopes for a neutralist regime amid Cold War tensions.
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Eastern Pan Am Chart Course on Peace Formula
Union leaders of Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways meet in New York to chart their course after balking at terms of a peace formula agreed with Trans World Airlines. The meeting follows AFL CIO Flight Engineers International Association settlement with Trans World that lifted a strike threat.
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Two Boys Die After Car Hits Freight Train Near Ackley
In rural Ackley area, two young Ackley residents, James Caruthers aged 15 and Donald Bissell aged 10, were killed when their car rammed a nine-car freight train and derailed two cars. State police say the youths pulled into the crossing before the train stopped, leading to the fatal collision.
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Five Explosions Strike Oran And Oran Amid Terror Attacks
Five explosions rocked Oran and a nearby area as the Secret Army Organization claimed responsibility. No injuries in Oran though two women were rescued from wreckage on a terrace. a travel agency and a housing office were damaged in Bone during the night. The group rejected cease fire terms and hinted at further actions.
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Two Schoolgirls Slain in Morris Township Probe
Police in Morris Township New Jersey investigated the bludgeon slayings of two high school girls found on a wooded road Thursday. An identified male acquaintance was questioned after lie detector tests and release. Names Margaret Ann Kennedy and Noreen Buckley, both 16 and 27, were from Morng Plains. Autopsies showed death from severe head blows. a tire iron was found nearby.
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Woman Shot Near Hyde Park Home In Boston Area
Framingham Mass State College junior Josephine Ann Isannello, 19, was shot dead Thursday in Hyde Park, Boston. Police say a University of Massachusetts junior admitted the killing. the suspect was not immediately booked.
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Railroads End Talks On Featherbedding Move
The nation's railroads cut off negotiations with five operating unions over featherbedding for the second time. J. E. Wolfe, chief spokesman, said no progress can be made by prolonging efforts. He handed the breakoff statement to Leverett Edwards and mediation officials. The unions total about 200,000 workers including engineers, firemen, trainmen, conductors, and switchmen.
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Nixon Brown Face to Face in California Campaign
Gov Edmund G Brown and Richard M Nixon met in Stanford for the first face to face California campaign talks. Brown urged openness and invited Nixon to consult state officials or public records. Nixon pledged an open stance toward news media. Both pressed for more news and background on state government during the California-Nevada AP News Executive Council session.
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Hickenlooper Delays Vote on McCloskey Nomination
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed a vote on Matthew H. McCloskey's nomination as ambassador to Ireland until Tuesday. Senator Rourke B. Hickenlooper pressed about possible conflicts from government contracts and Democratic fundraising, prompting a request for the State Department's opinion.
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Kennedy Planning Another Farm Proposal
President Kennedy reportedly plans a new farm proposal after the House killed a restrictive wheat and feed grains bill. White House aide Victor Wickersham said Kennedy intended to work out a program later this year but gave no details. The Senate had passed a similar bill, while the 1948 law would determine crop controls if revived.
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Stocks Slip After Rally Fades In New York
New York markets drifted downward after an early rally, with heavy trading as the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard Poor’s index fall from midday highs. The day sees persistent selling pressure as investors weigh 1962 levels amid a volatile ticker tape showing declines across major averages. Meanwhile Ozark Airlines talks report no headway toward a strike settlement before midnight.
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Boeing 707 Disaster On Caribbean Island
A Boeing 707 Air France liner with 102 to 108 aboard crashed on a forested hillside near Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe during an approach from Santa Maria Azores. Debris burned, rescue crews rushed to the scene as Coast Guard planes searched offshore and officials confirmed 3 crew and many passengers feared dead or missing. The ship was captained by Andre Lesieur, a veteran pilot who once flew President Charles de Gaulle.
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Philippine Claim Is Repudiated
The British government repudiated Manila’s claim to sovereignty over North Borneo. A Foreign Office statement said proposals to incorporate North Borneo into a new Commonwealth country named the Independent Federation of Malaysia are under consideration. Britain said it would resist Manila’s claims and remain neutral while negotiations were discussed.
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Kennedy as Winged Angel on Vatican Altar Panel
Washington sculptress Irene Wiley recalls Kennedy served as a youth model for an angel on a St Therese altar panel completed in 1940s Europe. The wood piece, originally intended for Belgium, was sent to the Vatican. Kennedy would have been 22 then, per Wiley in her forthcoming memoir Around the Globe in Twenty Years.
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Rusk and Adenauer Reach Full Agreement on Berlin
Bonn reports that Konrad Adenauer and U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in a private 70 minute meeting with only an interpreter present, reached full agreement on all major questions including Berlin. Adenauer said their aims coincide and voiced happiness at the frank talks.
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Financier Sarlie Faces Suit Over Unpaid Stock Shipment
In a New York court filing, Jacques Sarlie, millionaire financier and art collector, is accused of shipping to France and leaving $754,000 worth of stock unpaid. He reportedly fled as his Wall Street associate Edward Gilbert departed for Brazil.
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