Stevenson Opens Talks in Ecuador Amid Border Tension
Adlai E Stevenson began talks with Ecuadorian President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra in Quito. The discussions center on U.S. financial aid while Ecuador presses its border dispute with Peru. Ibarra disputes the 1942 treaty granting headwaters to Peru, calling it invalid under duress, with guarantors showing limited support. Ibarra shows sympathy for Fidel Castro and opposes external intervention.
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Ecuador
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
United States
U.S
Velasco Ibarra
Peru
Amazon
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Ikeda to Held Talk With Kennedy in Washington
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda left Tokyo for Washington for a frank exchange of opinions with President Kennedy on grave Far East problems. Ikeda will meet Kennedy Tuesday through Thursday and plans to return via Canada after talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. The trip follows protests over the Japan U.S. security treaty and reflects Japan's push for closer ties with China while balancing U.S. alliance and Okinawa base issues.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
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Canada
John Diefenbacker
Zentaro Kosaka
United States
Kosaka
China
Okinawa
Laos
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Viet Nam
U.S
U.s.-Japan
Japan Times
Mainichi
26 Die In Texas Weekend Traffic Crashes
The Associated Press reports 26 people died in Texas traffic accidents over a rainy weekend. Fatal incidents included a head on crash near Brookshire killing three Houston residents, a three car crash south of Navasota, a bridge washout drowning in San Antonio, a Dallas boy struck by a car, a bus collision near Atlanta killing two, and multiple other wrecks near Conroe Kingsville Midland.
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U.S. 90
Houston
Brookshire
Rosilee Haluska
Amilie Haluska
Vlasta Haluska
Katherine Bass
Navasota
Roy Scales
Blanca Herrera
San Antonio
Jerry McCord
Dallas
Seagoville
Continental Trailways
Chicago
Atlanta
Tex
Emmit Johnson
Wichita Falls
Virginia Hemp
Beeman Richards
Texas 105
Conroe
Charles Burton
Robert Booker Jr
Port Isabel Naval Air Station
Myrtle
Kingsville
Joan
J. K. Northway
King Ranch
George Watson
Midland
Freedom Riders Plan More Tests in Segregation Push
Fifteen Freedom Riders, 11 white and 4 Negro, left Berkeley for Mississippi to test segregation at Jackson terminals. They expect possible jail time and face ongoing legal actions as judges in Biloxi consider constitutionality of breach of peace laws used to jail riders.
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New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Berkeley
Calif
Mississippi
Edward Blankeheim
Tucson
Ariz
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Parchman
James T. McCain
New York
Biloxi
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Couple Needs Lots Of Help In Last Minute Wedding
In High Point North Carolina James Blackburn and Gloria Jean Staley faced a rushed wedding aided by police a dressmaker and a locksmith. Staley collected her gown from a department store while her father left the veil behind. a locksmith opened the store under police supervision and the dressmaker removed the veil so the bride reached the church eight minutes late.
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High Point
N.C
James Blackburn
Gloria Jean Staley
Miss Staley
Salley
Government Will Take Just So Much Goading
In Nags Head North Carolina Secretary Hodges told the North Carolina Seedmen Association the government will push only so far. He recounted a Bureau of Standards exchange about hydrochloric acid used to clear clogged drains and warned officials to avoid unsafe residues while noting the acid was effective for pipe clearing. A cautious supervisor finally ordered no hydrochloric acid due to pipe damage concerns.
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UPI
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina Seedman's Association
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Bureau
Patrolman Falls From Squad Car in Lebanon Tennessee
A highway patrolman Charles Douglas fell from his squad car after rounding a corner and landed on his pants seat suffering cuts and bruises en route to investigate a crash involving Neal Baker, 25, of Mount Juliet.
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Lebanon, Tenn
Charles Douglas
Neal Baker
Mount Juliet
Obituary notices from United Press International
Funeral services are set for Vanderveer Custis age 2 a former Northwestern University economics student who died Saturday. G Earle Stewart 77 board chairman of Comstock Construction Co of New York City died Sunday at the Miami Heart Institute. Josh Cody 69 former athletic director at Temple University died of a heart attack at his Marlton home Sunday.
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United Press International Chicago
UPI
Vanderveer Custis
Northwestern University
Miami Beach, Fla
G. Earle Stewart
Comstock Construction Co
New York City
Miami Heart Institute
Marlton
N.J
Josh Cody
Temple University
Faubus's Son Steps Into Arkansas Politics
Farrell Faubus, 22, son of Gov Orval Faubus, files to run as the sole candidate for State representative from Madison County in a June 27 special election. A first year law student at the University of Arkansas, he plans a full campaign despite possible write-ins and says his views align with his father’s.
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Ark
Farrell Faubus
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Young Faubus
University of Arkansas
Madison County
Farrell
Faubus
National Guard
Little Rock Central High School
Eisenhower
Father's Day Gift Returns Four Daughters From Tuberculosis Hospital
Lee Meadows of Torrance California welcomed back his four daughters Rita Lauren Carla and Robin from Olive View Tuberculosis Hospital where they had spent ten months apart from each other and from their baby brother Marion born January they had rarely seen each other and their father a World War II veteran called the reunion a gift he would not trade for anything.
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Calif
Uti
Lee Meadows
Rita
Lauren
Carla
Robin
Olive View Tuberculsis Hospital
Meadows
Marion
Torrance
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