Ousted Korean Premier Charged In Plot To Assassinate Leader
South Korea’s Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi purged rivals and accused Lt. Gen. Chang Do-Young and 44 officers of plotting to assassinate Pak to seize control. Charges carry the death penalty in a case tied to the May 16 coup and the junta’s effort to restore military rule.
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Pak
South Korea
Chang
Seoul
Pak Chung-hi
Chang Do-Young
Song Yo-chan
Supreme Council For National Reconstruction
Air Force
Junta
Army
John M. Chang
Carter B. Magruder
U. S
U. N
Magruder
U.S. 8Th Army
United States
Gina Stuns Reds With Walkout On Khrushchev
MOSCOW UP Italian film star Gina Lollo Brigida walked out of Moscow's Lenin Stadium at the Moscow Film Festival opening amid remarks she wanted a bath. Khrushchev and other officials stood as she left, later saying the incident was a misunderstanding.
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Khrushchev
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William Perlberg
Ukrainian refugee charged with first degree murder
Nykola Potuzkny, a Ukrainian refugee, was charged with first degree murder in the slaying of his long time friend Demitris Bertsch, 40. Potuzkny was held in police headquarters awaiting arraignment after the Saturday night shooting.
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Rochester
Nykola Potuzkny
Demitris Bertsch
Potuzhny
Hoffa predicts Teamsters to rejoin AFL-CIO in six months
Jimmy Hoffa on Meet the Press said the Teamsters will return to the AFL-CIO within six months unless labor leaders weaken the federation. He argued the Teamsters, expelled in 1957 after corruption claims, belong in the labor movement as the largest single union aiding the cause.
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Teamsters Brotherhood
Senate
Teamsters
Meet the Press
Hoffa
House of Labor
Marine confined 43 days in solitary cubicle on Okinawa
Defense says Marine Pvt Stobo C West endured 43 days in a five by seven foot concrete cell on Okinawa before his general court martial conviction for black market activity. West, 31, is at Treasure Island brig in San Francisco Bay serving a five year sentence. an appeal is pending. A July 18 public hearing in San Bruno will hear the prosecution side. West's wife Barbara McGowen West says she has not spoken to him by phone. they have a two year old son Clifton.
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Stobo C. West
Okinawa
James E. Stauffer
West
Navy
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
South Carolina Marine
Judge Advocate General
San Bruno
Stauffer
Saptranburg
S. C
Barbara
Janitor's Airborne Knife Incident Stirs Legal Gap
Joseph Newkirk, 60, of Argo Illinois, was arrested after threatening passengers aboard United Airlines Flight 853 from Chicago to Los Angeles. No injuries occurred. A Marine restrained him and authorities face jurisdiction gaps as FAA and FBI discuss possible charges.
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Illinois
Congress
Joseph Newkirk
Argo
Ill
United Air Lines
Chicago
Newkirk
James Schwalbach
Highland Park
Nevada
FBI
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
FAA
Asst
A. A. Sheridan
Reds Reject Plan to End Laos Deadlock
Geneva The Soviet Union rejected a fresh British compromise aimed at breaking the Laos deadlock at the 14 power conference. British co chairman Malcom MacDonald said his plan proposed simultaneous discussion of neutrality and cease fire control with alternating days.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Laos
Malcom MacDonald
Georgi Pushkin
Sihanouk backs Lao king as key in settlement
Cambodian head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk says Laos' king now key mediator to settle the Laotian conflict after Geneva talks. He notes stabilized military conditions and reconciling the three rival Lao princes.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Princ Norodom Sihanouk
Laos
Sihanouk
Rusk Links Soviet Actions to Global Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk charged the Soviet Union with forcing a long term crisis by seeking to impose a world of coercion. He blamed Moscow for postwar tensions, noting the Kremlin’s failure to join the UN in fact and form and warning of power ambitions. Kennedy aides discussed the issue amid dissatisfaction with Khrushchev’s hard line.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
United Nations
Kremlin
National Press Club
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U. S. First Midas Satellite Launch Fails at Launch Pad
The United States attempts to orbit a missile alarm satellite fail as the 98 foot Midas I rocket cannot lift off. Fire and smoke erupt at the launch site near Point Arguello, California. The booster appears undamaged after the ignition failure.
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Cailif.p
United States
Russia
Midas III
Los Angeles
Stranded climber rescued after rock slide kills brother
Theodore York, 23, a Swiss climber from Bern, was rescued on a 9,500 foot ledge of Aiguille de Dru in Chamonix France after a rock slide Thursday killed his brother Marti York, 20. The rescue was accomplished by climbers spotting him Sunday and lowering ropes to lift him to safety.
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Bern
Heavy Death Toll Feared In Portuguese Ship
The Portuguese transport Save ran aground off northern Mozambique. Explosions and fire left 26 to nearly 250 killed or missing, with 230 Africans and 20 Europeans known dead per initial reports. Helicopters and planes aided survivors as rescue work continued.
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Save
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Red
Lorenco Marques
Sande Bar
Soviet Air Show Displays Superior Kremlin Might
Moscow showcased its latest aircraft at Tushino with Premier Khrushchev and Yuri Gagarin among 50 000 observers. Western diplomats praised the display as a strategic signal on Berlin, highlighting delta wing bombers heavy supersonic flyers and vertical takeoff concepts alongside a 180 passenger giant helicopter.
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Tushino Airfield
United States
U. S
Melvin Neilsen
Air Force fliers snare Discoverer nose cone on return
At Hickam AFB Hawaii Air Force crews recovered the Discoverer XXVI nose cone after a 270 mile northwest descent. The capsule spent 36 minutes in space circling the globe 32 times on a polar orbit before rainhooks snagged it from the sky and it was flown to Sunnyvale California for analysis. Captains Wilson Mitchell and Jones aided the retrieval.
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Hawaii
U— Air Force
Space
mid-Pacific
Sunnyvale
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
Jack R. Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Mitchell
Bloomington
Ill
Gene Jones
Dayton
Wash
Wilson
Eichmann Takes Morning Recess During Nervous Trial Moment
Adolf Eichmann asked for and received a morning recess to sleep off the strain of the long trial. He returned to the witness stand tense but composed, after a sleepless night and a nervous week under cross examination by Gideon Hausner.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Gestapo
Hausner
Argentina
Charged in boy's death at Ulster County estate
James Ottaviano 42 of Croton on Hudson New York charged with discharging fireworks without a permit in connection with a 16 year old boy's death last Monday at Ottaviano's summer estate near Napanock Ulster County. Ottaviano waived examination at a Saturday hearing.
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Ellenville
James Ottaviano
Croton-on- Hudson
N. Y
Harry M. Gilligan
Croton on-Hudson
Ottaviano
Napanock
Ulster County
MacArthur Ends Philippine Tour in Iloilo City
General Douglas MacArthur returned to Panay Island aboard the presidential yacht Lapu Lapu and was greeted by cheering crowds during a five hour stay in Iloilo City. He received a 19 gun salute marking the last scheduled stop of his final tour through the Philippines.
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Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Panay Island
Lapu Lapu
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