Khrushchev Sends Message. Kennedy to Paris Visit Likely
Soviet Ambassador Menshikov handed a Khrushchev reply to Kennedy regarding a February message. He declined details, noting only the handover at the White House. Kennedy, planning a Paris trip, may, sources say, meet Khrushchev for a brief session if schedules allow.
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Kennedy
Mikhail Menshikov
White House
Washington
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Khrushchev
Menshikov
Nour
Waite House
Paris
Georgi M. Kornicnk Mensikov
Emovs
Chester Bowles
Dean Rusk
Comenien
France
Charles de Gaulle
Suburban Cleveland Police Get Last-Minute Ticket Supplies
South Euclid police near embarrassment when a fresh shipment of traffic ticket blanks arrived just as they ran down to 50 unissued tickets. The incident, reported by UPI, highlights a close call for the department.
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Clulveland
SEC probes American Stock Exchange for market rigging
The SEC announced a formal inquiry into whether new laws or rules are needed to protect investors from market manipulation. The probe targets the American Stock Exchange, prompted by a prior SEC action against two members for price rigging and illegal sales between 1954 and 1960.
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Washington
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Exchange
SEC
Jerry
Gerard Re
Res
Exchange
Sailor Injured as Motel Burns near Kenosha
A Navy man, John Brewer 24 of Bancroft South Dakota, was critically burned when an explosion and fire destroyed a motel unit and his car in Kenosha three miles north on Highway 32. Brewer, moving from Flint Michigan to a new assignment at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, was taken to St Catherine's Hospital. Motel owner Walter Sovich estimated $3000 in damages. Cause of the blast was undetermined.
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Kenosha
John Brewer
Bancroft
S. D
Flint
Mich
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
St. Catherine's Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Evergreen
Highway 32
Walter Sovich
Johnson visits Thailand to pledge US support against communism
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in Bangkok with a pledge to uphold US commitments to Thailand and its Southeast Asian allies. He frames the visit as a mission to check Communist advances, promising more military and economic aid and proposing SEATO troops be stationed in Thailand as a deterrent.
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Thailand
Ils
Lyndon B. Johnson
Laos
Johnson
Kennedy
Free
Jssho
U.S
South ‘East Asia
Southeast ‘Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Delinquency Is Common Quest Nixon Addresses Big Brothers Banquet
Los Angeles AP reports former Vice President Richard Nixon told about 400 attendees at the Big Brothers of Greater Los Angeles annual banquet that teen organizations can do more to curb juvenile delinquency than government. He cited the U.S. reliance on personal contact over state action and praised volunteers.
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Los Angeles
Richard Moon
Xnon
Big Brothers
Greater
United States
Ats
Soviet Union
Niven
Tig Brothers
Atlanta Begins Desegregation Step in Schools
Atlanta officials said 123 Necro pupils have completed applications to transfer to public high schools under a federal court order. The order requires action on applications within days as part of desegregation steps in the city.
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Atlanta
Necro
South Korean leaders seize power in coup defying US forces
Martial law declared in Seoul as military leaders seize government buildings and dissolve the National Assembly and local assemblies. Curfew, sporadic gunfire, and widespread street emptiness follow. Premier Chang and cabinet reportedly at large, with US and UN authorities urging restoration of constitutional government and cautioning against further violence.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
National Assembly
Santenl Ha
Amgalsnacia Liel Lwiellul
John M. Chang
Chang
Carter B. Magruder
U.N
U.S
Korea
Marshall Green
Magruder
Kim Seong-joo
Democratic Party
Seek to Stop Arms to Laos Opens Conference in Geneva
The Laos talks begin in Geneva with the West aiming to ban arms shipments to the kingdom to stabilize the truce. US Britain Soviet and France seek to avoid obstacles, plan to push for a political union among Vientiane, Pathet Lao, and Souvanna Phouma factions while admitting all three Laotian groups as observers. The Laotian government in Vientiane plans boycott though the conference proceeds with speeches by Gromyko and Home, and Rusk slated to speak.
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Geneva
Laos
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Kennedy
United States
iGeneva
Leuam 'Insisiengmay
Souvanna
Britain
Russia
Cochairmen
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedyes Fly to Canada for Goodwill Talks
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy set a mid afternoon departure by jet to Ottawa for a goodwill mission to Canada. The visit seeks informal talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and includes private discussions, a joint parliamentary address, and meetings with Ambassador Livingston T. Merchant, recalling Kennedy’s 1957 trip as a senator to receive an honorary degree.
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Washington
Kennedy
Canada
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Burglar Fears To Take Stand Against His Pal
A 30 year old admitted burglar refused to testify against his former partner in crime, saying his life would not be worth a plugged nickel. James Carey of Omaha, also known as DuBois, cited fear of testifying against Victor Nicholas, a Minneapolis man on trial for burglary and battery in the Consumers Co op safe theft attempt. Carey faced a contempt sentence of 30 days to run with another seven year burglary sentence.
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EAU Claire
James Carey
Omaha
Neb
DuBois
Victor Nicholas
Minneapolis
Carey
Nicholas
Merrill F. Farr
Farr
Consumers Co-op
Alvin L. Wolf
Washed Out Maj the Police Dog in Chattanooga
Maj a dog in training with the Chattanooga Police Department to chase burglars was washed out Monday due to being too friendly. Police Commissioner H P Dunlap said the dog would take up with anyone, ending its service for the department.
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Chattanooga. Tenn
Maj
Chattanooga
H. P. Dunlap
Two Deaths Raise Wisconsin Toll to 267
The Associated Press reports two fatalities push Wisconsin 1961 highway toll to 267. Kenneth Nyquist, 26, of Superior, died after his car overturned at the County Trunk C and Highway 35 intersection, six miles south of Superior. Two passengers escaped. Stanley Stefanski, 62, of Milwaukee, died after being struck by a car while crossing near his home.
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Associated Press
Douglas County
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kenneth Nyquist
Superior
Stanley Stefanski
Clergyman says Eichmann never shows guilt in court
Dean Heinrich Grueber, 69, testified in Jerusalem that Adolf Eichmann sat like a block of ice, never saying yes to any question and often leaving inquiries in suspense. He recounted his own imprisonment in Dachau after 1943 and expressed no revenge, noting mixed attitudes among Gestapo members toward Jews.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Heinrich Grueber
Berlin
Eichmann
Dean Grueber
Dachau Concentration Camp
Evens
Gestapo
Ernst Vom Rath
Foreign Ministry
Ln Paris
Herschell Grynszpan
Eisenhower Accepts West Point Medal With Humble Gratitude
West Point, NY. Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower accepted the Sylvanus Thayer award at the US Military Academy. He thanked the cadet corps and academy officers after a rousing reception, noting the growing value of experiences at West Point with advancing years. Maj. Gen. Anthony C. McAnufie presented the medal to the former president. About 800 officers and cadets attended the dinner in Washington Hall.
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West Point
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Sylvanus Thaser
US Abltan Academy
West Port
Anthony C. McAnufie
Association of Graduates of
Eisenhower
Washington Hall
West Pent
Ban Military From Talking About Invasion
Washington reports that top orders bar military leaders from public defense or explanation of the Cuban invasion debacle. Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and Adm. Burke face criticism as Kennedy’s confidence in the Joint Chiefs is said to be shaken.
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Pentagon
Cuba
Senate Latin-American Affairs
Subcommittee
J Lyman L. Lemmitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
White House
Joint Chiefs
Lemnitzer
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Thomas D. White
Air Force
George H. Decker
Army
David M. Shoup
Robert & McNamara
McNamara
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Burke
Green Kennedy
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