Strike Blows Over Nuclear Tests War of Warnings
Washington reports Soviet note to the United States amid Geneva talks accusing the West of stalling a nuclear test ban. The U.S. states the note dodges core issues while urging seriousness in negotiations. Senate GOP leader Bridges calls for ending the 1958 moratorium amid fears of a neutron bomb.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
United States
Geneva
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Cuba
Congo
U.S.S.R
Senate
GOP
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Ite
Nikita Khrushchev
Two Men Sentenced for Failing to File State Taxes
In Eau Claire County Judge Connor Hansen sentenced Clifford G. Calkins of Woodruff to six years probation and a $250 fine for failing to file tax returns from 1957 to 1990. Ernest Dominick of Stevens Point, working in Wisconsin Rapids, received four months in jail under the Hubner Act and two years probation for failing to file returns from 1955 to 1960. Both must file returns and pay taxes, interest and penalties within six months.
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EAU Claire
Fan Claire
Connor T. Hansen
Clifford G. Calkins
Woodruff
Ernest Dominick
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Ife
Prove It Shouted Suspect Kills Self After Highway Stop
Police say Abel Aragon 36 of Price Utah believed kidnapper of Connecticut girl and killer of her mother shouted prove it to FBI agents before fatally shooting himself on a highway. Sheriff John Stocks said Aragon appeared to be the suspect.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
FBI
John Stocks
Grand County
Abel Aragon
Price
Lilah
Denise Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Dead Horse Point
Aragon
Charles Semken
Carbon County
Semken
Guam
Araon
Page
Three Deaths Raise State Toll to 408
The Wisconsin traffic toll for 1941 rises to 408 with three new fatalities. Marie Kalmanson seven died after being struck by a car on Highway 178 near Chippewa Falls. Jesse Johnson 59 died when his tractor overturned on a town road south of Blanchardville. Tuatha Tuath died after an automobile collision on an Eau Claire County road.
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Wisconsin
Marie Kalmanson
Jerome Kalmanson
Chippewa Falls
Marie
Jesse Johnson
Blanchardville
Johnson
Argyne
Robert Wenzer Arm
Eau Claire
Lawrence Turba
Elk Mound
Trujillo Faction Attacks Opponents in Dominican Capital
In Santo Domingo clashes erupt as Trujillo loyalists strike back at opponents on the first day of开放 political activity since the dictator's assassination. The DPM and Radio Caribe buildings were attacked and burned, with police and fire crews responding. At least six wounded and about 20 arrested amid street battles involving students, workers, and women.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Popular Movement
Joaquin Balaguer
DPM
Radio Caribe
Colon Park
Kennedy Convenes Top Advisers for Berlin Crisis Conference
President Kennedy summons Secretary Rusk Secretary McNamara and Gen Maxwell Taylor to Hyannisport for a multi hour meeting on Germany and Berlin. The talks move from the harbor cabin to the cruiser Marlin for a working lunch before returning to Washington. Salinger emphasizes the session is part of a continuing series amid Soviet threats and not sparked by a new emergency.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPC
Berlin
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell
Taylor
Germany
Rusk
McNamara
Washington
Marlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
U.S
France
Great Britain
Taxis Join Funeral Procession for Slain Cab Driver
Cologne taxis halted for 15 minutes Friday in a tribute to Heinz Kuepper, a cab driver shot by Manfred Daschie, a two year old German army deserter. Cabs participated in the funeral procession, reflecting the city’s shock over the incident.
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Cologne
Germany
Heinz Kuepper
Manfred Daschie
Two Emergency Landings At Dallas Love Field
Two large airliners diverted to Love Field Dallas on Friday Both incidents ended without injuries Braniff DC7C with 55 passengers returned after landing gear trouble blew a tire and skidded off runway An American Airlines Boeing 707 en route to the West Coast turned back after one engine failed pilot reported a safe landing
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Love Field
Braniff
New York
American Airlines
West Coast
UN Veto Sets Kuwait Crisis Back as Arab League Sits
The United Nations Security Council, blocked by Soviet veto, leaves Kuwait dispute to the Arab League. Morozov says Britain occupies Kuwait to prevent invasion. UAR calls for immediate withdrawal but Kuwait seeks UN recognition. The Arab League plans a meeting next week to review the crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPC
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Kuwait
Arab League
Iraq
Security Council
Britain
Platon D. Morozov
United Arab Republic
Morozov
U.K
U.A.R
Russia
Platon Morozov
Explosions Hit Algerian Cities Amid Retaliatory Violence
Right wing European extremists attacked mosques and motorists in Algiers Oran and Constantine after a Moslem rioting spree sparked by the killing of a 10 year old European girl. Police tensions rise as French forces mobilize across the region.
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Guyotville
Algiers
Algeria
UPD
Charles de Gaulle
11Th ‘Intervention
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Bab-el-oued
Christiane Martinez
Oran
Constantine
Belizane
Raleigh Police Probe After Hit and Run Damages Car
Horace McClain asked Raleigh police to investigate a hit and run Friday on his parked car. Officer L T Williams noted a print of a utility pole and a bumper crease and said no car could have caused the damage, stating no public utility pole running at large in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
S.C
Horace McClain
L. T. Williams
Raleizh
Lightning kills four recruits at Fort Benning rifle range
A bolt of lightning struck a tree at the Jacelin Handrich rifle range during basic training, killing four Army recruits and wounding 15 others. The victims were Melvin C. White Jr. James E. Whitaker Billy G. Bolt and Donald Dinardo. The injured were evacuated to Martin Army Hospital by helicopter or ground transport.
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Fort Benning
Ford
A. C. Mitchell
Jacelin-Handrich
Mitchell
9Th Infantry
Army
PIO
Department of Defense
Ft. Bens Ning
Columbus
Georgia
Fort Bragg
N.C
National Guard
Hoffa Victory Heightens Tension With Kennedy Foes
James R. Hoffa won a second five year term as Teamsters president at the union convention in Miami Beach amid calls for the administration to stop pressuring the union. Hoffa claimed the victory and new powers would deter efforts by Kennedy and the Labor Department to dismantle the union.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Teamsters
Hoffa
Bobby Kennedy
Secretary of Labor
Senate Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Labor Department
Landrim-Griffin
Vssar
Afl-Cio
Senate
Drowned survivor from Merrill gas blast identified
In Merrill Wisconsin 11 year old Richard Yorde drowned while swimming on the Wisconsin River Friday, a year after his mother Elsie Yorde and brother David 12 perished in the J C Penney Co store explosion. The beach was opened by the city council despite a park board ban. Richard's father Carl survives with three brothers and two sisters.
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Merrill (Ap
J. C. Penney Co
Wisconsin
Richard Yorde
Elsie Yorde
David
Merrill Park Board
Richard
Carl
Discoverer Mission Seeks Four Day Orbit Round Trip
A Discoverer satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base with an instrument capsule in orbit for four days to recover secrets and test data. Ground crews monitor the craft as it circles the Earth every 95 minutes, reaching 14,000 miles from the planet at peak.
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Vandenberg Atr Force Base
Cahh
UPI
Space Air Force
North Pole
Shapal
Hawan
Circle Earth
Navi
Cath i
Arth
Asay
Ares
Sale
Prestan
Vet Pensions Move Clears Senate Path to Kennedy Request
Washington Senate action would send a measure to the president allowing World War I World War II and Korean War veterans to count separate periods of service toward the peacetime service test for pensions. The bill aims to simplify qualification by recognizing multiple war service periods.
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Washington
Senate
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