Kennedy and Macmillan in London summit talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan met in London for a nearly three hour session at Admiralty House to map Western strategy in the cold war. They reported full agreement on maintaining Berlin rights and obligations and noted progress from Vienna toward broader talks with Khrushchev and De Gaulle. Kennedy will deliver a half hour television report Tuesday night from the White House.
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London
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
Vienina
Laos
Geneva
Berlin
Vienna
de Gaulle
Macmullan
Washington
Sukarno
Indonesia
Soviet Union
U.S
West Berlin
Cuba
Admiralty House
Rport
Pod- Hienster
Kelp
Mutual Broadcasting System
Tadio
White House
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Retired Gen Diaz Shot by Police in Dominican City
In Ciudad Trujillo soldiers and police killed retired Gen Juan Tomas Diaz the chief assassin of dictator Rafael Trujillo after a gun battle Sunday night. Accomplice Antonio de la Maza died later in a military hospital. An army communique said the pair jumped from a car and opened fire as security forces pursued them to Independence Park. A tip led officers to the downtown chase and house search, with a gun battle lasting about 30 minutes. Diaz had threatened Trujillo during the assassination plot linked to his forced retirement.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo
Diaz
Antonio de la Maza
de la Maza
Generalissimo Trujillo
Independence Park
Bolivar Avenue
Diaz l
de la Mara
Berlin
Trujillo
Dicttator
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Armed Forces
Dominican Republic May Face OAS Mission Approval
The United States seeks OAS approval to send a mission to the Dominican Republic to assess the political crisis after the assassination of Gen Rafael Trujillo Sr. and the rise of Rafael L Trujillo Jr. The move aims to gauge if the regime remains a threat to regional peace as tensions rise in the Caribbean.
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Washington
U.S
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
OAS
United States
Caribbean
Do J
Rafael L Tru
Jillo
Isino
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Balaguer
Carbpean
State
Defense Departments
Stevenson Opens South America Tour in Caracas
Adlai E Stevenson begins his 18 day tour with cordial talks in Caracas with President Betancourt and Venezuelan officials. He stresses economic and social cooperation while denying aims to form an anti Castro bloc, and heads to Buenos Aires next.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy
Richard) M. Nixon
Betancourt
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Teodoro Moscoso
Lim
Gordon
Finance
Buenos Aires
Fidel Castro
Odessa toddler dies after bottle cap choking incident
Jana Lynn Farley, 18 months, of 2703 North Walnut, ODESSA, died Sunday at Medical Center Hospital after a plastic bottle cap from a soap container became lodged in her throat. Doctors attempted removal by instruments then performed surgery but respiration could not be restored. Funeral set for Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include the mother Mrs. Robert Butler and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Farley.
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Almonth
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Jana Lynn Farley
Lloyd Farley
North Walnut
First Presbyterian Church
Joe White
Vine Avenue Baptist Church
Bural
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Chapel of the Roses Funeral Home
Robert Butler
West 26Th
T. L. Farley
Walnut
Wild brawl ends rock party at Malibu beach
A massive beach party near Santa Monica devolved into a violent riot as 25 000 to 30 000 youths clashed after the Fabian show ended. Fourteen youths arrested for drunkenness and liquor offenses as officers struggled for hours to restore order.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Fabian
Los Angeles
RLA
Autuma Beach
Kirby Temple
Herb Herman
Krla Program
West Texas Hit by High Winds and Torrential Rain
Thunderstorms drenched a wide West Texas swath with hail and up to 11 inches of rain as forecasts warned of more storms. The Snyder Sweetwater area bore the brunt with crops damaged and utility service disrupted. Rivers and roads remained passable with no major floods reported. Weather warnings lingered across Northwest Texas and parts of North Central Texas.
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United Press International
West Texas
Snyder-Sweetwater-Abilene
U.S
Texas
Abilene
Brownwood
Stephenville
Hamilton Junction
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Big Spring
Cottonwood
Snyder
I Paiis
Absiene
Sweetwater
Young Coton
Presidio
Wink Nadoes
Weather By-Land
Laredo
Childress
Reau
Earl Abercrombiaty i Snyder
South Plains
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Graham
Hico
Comanche
Lake Broanwood
Albany
Fidel Castro Uses Brainwashing Tactics in Invasion Prisoners
Washington based sources report Fidel Castro is personally addressing invasion prisoners to keep them from accepting the U.S. offer to exchange 1,200 inmates for 30 tractors. He allegedly promises jobs and land and has begun political indoctrination courses for all captured exiles to counter regional criticism of the proposed swap.
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Washington
UPI
Premir Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Cuba
Freedom Riders face sentence as new protests loom in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi six Freedom Riders remain jailed as 65 defendants are fined or jailed on breach of peace charges amid ongoing segregation protests. CORE organizers in Cleveland say additional riders will arrive, despite Kennedy’s call for calm and a federal injunction against actions in Alabama. King praises Mississippi authorities for maintaining order.
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Jackson. Miss
Mississapis Cagnial Aiy
Deep South
Jackson
Seainng 13
Inalm T
Marin Linder King Jr
Atlanta
Freedom Riders
South
King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Mississippi
Connecion
Richmond
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Adlai
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