Four Cubans freed in swap for 21 Americans
In New York and Florida a prisoner exchange freed four Cuban saboteurs and one convicted killer. The Cubans returned to Cuba aboard a Cubana Air Lines plane escorted by U.S. jets, while 21 Americans were released from Cuban prisons and flown to Florida. James B. Donovan engineered the swap, with Kennedy confirming the deal.
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Pacificans Club to stage Rarely Proper at August convention
The Pacificans Club of California plans a play titled Rarely Proper during the American Sunbathing Association summer convention in Larinch Kaw Urie. The event runs August 7 to 11 with attendees expected from nudist circles across the region.
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Hussein vows to defend throne amid Arab unity push
King Hussein of Jordan, 27, declared in a Monday night broadcast that he will not step aside for Jordan’s entry into a United Arab Republic. He warned against agents and false patriots, affirmed commitment to his heritage, and signaled monarchy could join Arabs without ceding the throne. Riots in Jerusalem, with up to four killed and many arrested, prompted curfews and cabinet reshuffles as Amman tightened military surveillance.
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Body found near Hy. 26 viaduct in Oshkosh area
The body of Carl F Schumacher, 53, of Oshkosh, was found face down about 50 feet east of the Highway 26 viaduct near the Soo Line tracks in the Town of Algoma. Coroner Arthur C Miller said no foul play is suspected. He resided with his sister, services to be announced by Marquardt Funeral Home.
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Truce team sought by Laos premier amid fighting
Laos premier Souvanna Phouma urged the International Control Commission to dispatch a multinational truce team to Plaine des Jarres to help restore peace. He said the observers will monitor neutralist areas as Pathet Lao forces advance. The plan followed threats by Gen. Souphanouvong and possible action by Phoumi Nosavan if fighting continued.
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Vientiane
Allies Reject Khrushchev West Berlin Neutral Plan
West Berlin and Allied officials dismissed Khrushchev's proposal for neutral status like Austria or Switzerland. They said his suggestion shows no new idea and note he previously pushed for a demilitarized free city and UN command, while experts call his moves indecisive.
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Tornadoes carve 150 Mile Path from Illinois to Indianapolis
United Press International reports a major spring tornado outbreak cutting a 150 mile track from north of Decatur Illinois to Indianapolis causing at least 14 injuries in the city, 44 statewide, with four Indianapolis homes demolished and 50 heavily damaged. Damage assessment to follow daylight.
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Israeli Chief Izhak Ben Zvi Dies at 78
President Izhak Ben-Zvi, a Zionist leader and former labor figure, dies of lung cancer at 78 in Jerusalem. Elected president on December 8, 1952, he followed Chaim Weizmann and will lie in state at the House of Nations forecourt as funeral arrangements are set.
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Erhard Named CDU Candidate for German Chancellorship
In Bonn the Christian Democratic candidates in Parliament backed Ludwig Erhard for chancellor as Adenauer plans to resign in the fall. Erhard won 159 votes with four opposing and one abstention, and President Luebke would forward his name to the Bundestag for final selection.
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Everest Expedition Reports Bad Weather
Kathmandi Nepal AP reports Everest expedition says weather is bad on the world’s highest mountain. The team hopes to establish the fifth camp at 264100 feet this week amid the adverse conditions.
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Precautionary Move Signals U S 7th Fleet Stance on Laos threat
Washington AP reports the U S 7th Fleet is moving into position as a warning to Communists threatening Laos. About 125 ships and 60,000 Navy and Marine personnel remain in a semi alert posture, with 650 aircraft ready for deployment if orders arrive. The force, led by Vice Admiral Moorer, includes carriers and landing ships and has previously operated near the Gulf of Siam to reassure Southeast Asian allies and deter Red aggression.
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Algeria’s Ben Bella declares change irreversible
Premier Ben Bella announced on Monday night that Algeria’s path toward democratic reorganization is now irreversible. He outlined ongoing campaigns to reform management committees governing local businesses and farms and promised steps toward popular structures and agrarian reform.
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Wisconsin Assembly shelves controversial bills in brief session
In Madison the State Assembly wrapped up a week with a short two and a half hour session by shelving several contentious proposals. It set aside bills on constitutional changes for public transportation to parochial and public schools and state debt for public buildings. A bipartisan measure urged a Legislative Council study of high school and vocational programs to aid dropouts in a mechanized economy. A second bill would regulate painting contractors and apprentices. The body killed a plan to fund part of out of state tuition for Wisconsin residents in specific fields, but may reconsider. The Assembly also moved on a skin diving and narcotics sale law, and passed bills limiting call sales of narcotics preparations.
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