United States and Allies Boycott Laos Peace Talks
The United States Britain and France will boycott all Laos peace conference sessions for the time being to consult their governments on cease-fire violations at Padong. British delegate Malcolm MacDonald informed Soviet co chair Georgi Pushkin of the abstention and the next session date will be announced later. American Harriman negotiates for assurances on ceasefire supervision before attending further meetings.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Laos
Malcolm MacDonald
Georgi Pushkin
MacDonald
Pushkin
Padong
International Council
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Kremlin
U.S
Gromykoeft
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
International Control Commission
Avere] Harriman
Odessan Kill-Suicide Follows Cafe Shooting Tragedy
In South Odessa a heavy equipment operator shot ex wife Leona Turnbow Rasberry at Chicken Hut 319 South Grant and then killed himself. Five customers and two waitresses witnessed the double shooting. Justice of the Peace E. E. Nobles ruled murder and death by own action.
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Odessa
South Odessa
Leona Turnbow Rasberry
South Grant
Billy Jean Rasberry
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Nobles
Men in Rocket Belts Demonstrate Flight in Buffalo
An Army backed test from Bell Aerosystems shows Harbert Graham strapped to a personal rocket belt as it lifts him from the ground. A twin-nozzle control deflects exhaust while a throttle determines ascent rate and flight stability.
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Bell Aerosystems Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S. Army Transportation Research Command
United Press International
Transportation Research
Harbert
M. Graham
Riv l
Han
LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Sairaham
Victor Paz
Estenssoro
JH Bell
Army
Wendell F. Moore
Bell
Bolivia Discovers Communist Scheme
A 34 year old restaurant operator and her 40 year old ex-husband were shot dead in a domestic attack at about 11:50 p.m. Police found a four inch pistol between the corpses with four empty shells and two live rounds. Witness Margie Hawkins provided details.
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Rasberry
Margie Hawkins
Orty Lane
Bolivia turmoil and Castro talks touch off global interest
The Bolivian capital La Paz faced a state of siege as unrest linked to mine worker protests and a government emergency declaration troubled the regime of Victor Paz. Reports cited plots against authorities, with arrests of suspected organizers, while UPI notes Eleanor Roosevelt planned to press Castro over Cuban prisoners and tractor-for-free-landing chatter. Steven son’s Latin tour continued amid the region’s tensions.
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Catavi
Liallagua
Siglo Veinte
Ae Paz
MNR
York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Aredom
Cuba
Fidellense
Castro
Cube
Roosevelt
Ward
Surprise GOP Move To Cut Ticket Taxes
Washington Democrats faced a House vote over a Republican bid to repeal the 10 percent tax on airline, rail, and bus tickets, risking a loss of about 3.7 to 4 billion dollars in annual revenue as the budget deficit looms. the move challenged Kennedy era revenue policy and sparked tense debate among lawmakers and travelers.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Eye Coutier
Restao
Mari
Lee
Joaquin Balaguer
Leland Racem
Margie
Collies
OAS
John
Rosemberg
Germany
Augusto Arango
Bia
Uregosy
United Z
Seid Sullivan
Bill (Rasberry
Abilene Christian
Kennedy Injures Back May Walk On Crutches
President Kennedy suffered a back strain that may require temporary use of crutches. Dr. Janet Travell said there is no serious concern and recovery with proper treatment. Salinger noted the strain occurred during a tree-planting ceremony in Ottawa on May 16, with crutch use during rest in Hyannis Port.
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Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
United Press International
Salinger
Ottawa
Canada
Hyannis Port
Mass
Europe
Dominican Republic Probe Begins On Amended Rule
A Dominican Republic inquiry by an Organization of American States commission starts today to verify if Rafael L. Trujillo heirs will end repression. The session features mixed optimism from Balaguer allies and questions about OAS sanctions and potential recommittal motions as the era of Trujillo continues to cast its shadow.
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Rasberry
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Rafael L. Trujillo
Amressinn
Trujillo
Balaguer
Rafael L Trujillo Jr
Republc
Panel Of State Legislators Says Texas Needs Sales Tax
A chaotic report outlines Texas lawmakers debating a major sales tax and a special session urged by Gov. Price to fund a new $350 million tax plan. Mentioned are legislators Lane and Lane from Dallas and Waco, plus national figures like Percy Sutton, amid discussions of race and segregation in public facilities.
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Texas
Newton
England
Reo Cannon & Narrow Waco
UPT
Price
Daniel
New York State Assembly
Freedom Riders
Iman
Casiel
Lane
New York
Naacpi
Montgomery Ter
Jackson
Miss
Montton Lane
Center
Rem
Joomery Air
de Bee Areell
Dallas
Wade
Mark Lane
Sporting
McAllen
Reed Quilliam
New York City
Lubbock
Jack Woods
Waco
Jtorney
Percy Sutton
Montgomery
Sutton
South
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Goren
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Moore
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U.S. Goodwill
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Wsit
Stevenson
Atences IV
Argentina
Sheas
Bill
Bim
Deck
House
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Lois Maxine Hall
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