Quebec braces for terrorist bomb wave in Montreal
A 20 man police squad mobilized as authorities halted a wave of bombs blamed on the Quebec Liberation Front. Six mail boxes were shattered outside Montreal Friday injuring an Army demolition expert whose arm was blown off. Premier Lesage ordered police to a nationwide push against the bombers while security forces mapped suspected targets.
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Debris Photos Spur Thresher Sub Search Off New England
PORTSMOUTH NH Underwater pictures of debris possibly from the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher spurred a renewed search off the New England coast. Navy officials hesitated to confirm the origin of the objects, while Capt Fran A Andrews led a team that suggested the debris could come from a sub torn apart by extreme pressure.
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Astronaut Gordon Cooper Homeward Amid Welcomes
Gordon Cooper arrives in Honolulu for a flurry of events honoring his Mercury 22-orbit flight. Parades, receptions, and a White House rose garden welcome follow a Cape Canaveral send off, Washington address, and a joint Congressional talk. Cooper, 34, shares hugs with wife Trudy and daughters Camala and Janita at Hickam AFB before jetting to Cape Canaveral, Coca Beach ceremonies, and a ticker tape New York parade.
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Kennedy to Meet Pontiff in Italy in June
President Kennedy plans a June trip to Italy to meet Pope John XXIII whose health has declined. Officials say the meeting will occur in Rome with possible sessions in the Vatican or Castel Gandolfo. The visit may be affected by Italy's caretaker government and upcoming political developments.
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U S Imposes Haiti Boycott Against Duvalier Regime
Washington imposes a limited diplomatic boycott of Haiti's government under Francois Duvalier while weighing stronger steps. Washington says Ambassador Raymond Thurston and staff in Port au Prince have had no contact with the regime since Tuesday, though relations are not suspended. The policy decision awaits further discussion on recognition and severing ties.
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Capital Set For Cooper On Tuesday
The nation honors astronaut Gordon Cooper with a White House reception, a motorcade past presidents, a Capitol Hill address, and a joint congressional session to acknowledge his 34 hours in space. Also on the program are a civic reception and the traditional key to the city.
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Celebrity death rumor prompts cautious reply from Bob Hope
In Mobile Alabama residents reacted to a radio report claiming Bob Hope had died by suicide. Hope dismissed the rumor, noting his health remains good and denying any self harm.
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Violence Rejected by Kennedy in Southern Address
President Kennedy appealed in Nashville to reject prejudice and violence amid sporadic racial unrest. He urged educated citizens to uphold the law and responsibility, stressing that one defies the law can spark broader disorder and threaten justice, while signaling forthcoming stops in Muscle Shoals and Huntsville with Governor Wallace looming in desegregation conflict.
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Chicago Man Shot to Death on Wolf River
Chicago man Palmer 66 and Barbara Tobin 99, both of Chicago, were staying at Tobin’s cabin near Wolf River when a gunfight occurred. Palmer was shot once in the left chest and died. Tobin was in custody at a hospital. A third person, identified as Newcomb Palmer, faced possible charges. Police said two Chicago visitors arrived about two weeks ago and witnessed the shooting after a caller alerted sheriffs. No further details available.
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Lampert Named West Point Commandant of Cadets
Maj Gen James Benjamin Lampert 49 of Oshkosh fame is appointed the next commandant at the United States Military Academy West Point N Y He will assume the post July 1 The announcement came Friday at a Milwaukee area Association of the United States Army meeting Lampert, born in 1914 in Washington DC, has served as deputy chief of the military assistance advisory group in Vietnam and as director of military construction in the Pentagon He is a West Point graduate of 1936 and is married to Margery Mitchell with three children Lampert is the nephew of Oshkosh residents Florian Lampert and Mrs Lester Morgan and lives in Alexandria Virginia appointed by President Kennedy.
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U S Agrees On Fares Hike Between Continents
U S and European airlines reach accord on higher air fares amid long dispute. Pan American World Arlines and Trans World Airlines confirm a plan to raise cross ocean fares, with European carriers also affected. Some agencies and boards resisted the move, while Britain and Switzerland observed actions but did not retaliate.
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