Hammarskjold ends Bizerte study amid French snub
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold left Tunis for New York after a three day on the spot study of the Bizerte crisis. He voiced bitterness over France’s refusal to see him and to withdraw to the base after a cease fire. He said he has a complete picture and offered no recommendations.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Bizerte
Hammerskjold
Adm
Maurice Amman
Amman
Paris
Tunisia
Hammarskjold
Rome
Security Council
France
Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
Bourguiba
Mediterranean
Mohamed Masmoudi
Red China
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Ad Bourguiba
Bahi Sadgham
Ethiopians Wear U.S. Coats as Rainy Season Arrives
Thousands of Ethiopians don knee length overcoats bought as military issue from the United States. The Finance Ministry had ordered khaki army coats, but civilian overcoats arrived in green blue purple and beige. They are sold to the public for about ten dollars.
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U.S
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Finance Ministry
America
Lard Rationing Imposed in Cuba Amid Shortage
Havana reports a rare rationing of manteca as Fidel Castro's regime limits lard and cooking oil to one pound per person monthly. The government blames American aggression and embargo pressure while noting U S lard shipments have ceased.
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Cuba
Manteca
Fidel Castro
United States
Six Arrested At N Y Pro Castro Demonstration At UN
New York protesters marking Fidel Castro's revolutionary anniversary clashed with police near the United Nations. About six people were arrested for disorderly conduct after mounting a clash with officers as the rally dispersed. Additional anti Castro actions occurred in Times Square and near Soviet UN headquarters.
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New York
Jet Castro
United Nations
Fidel Castro
U.N
Cuba
Times Square
Central Park
Simon Bolivar
United States
Castro
Russia
Plattsburgh Women Die In Quebec Car Crash Near Border
Two Plattsburgh women were killed early today when their car left Route 9B near Cantic Quebec and crashed into a tree in a field four miles north of the U S Canadian border. Identified as Cecile LaPage 42 and Beatrice Demary.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Route
U.s.-Canadian
Cecile LaPage
Beatrice Demary
McCloy Optimistic on New Arms Talks With USSR
John J. McCloy met with Premier Khrushchev at Khrushchev's Black Sea villa in Sochi to push for a new East West disarmament conference. He warned talks would end before July, with August 1 as a potential start date, and pressed for allied participation and a broadened negotiating group.
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Kennedy
John J. McCloy
Khrushchev
McCloy
Sochi
Black Sea
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Valerian A. Zorin
Washington
America
Geneva
Zorin
New York
Germany
Berlin
Rockefeller lauds Kennedy Berlin speech and civil defense plan
New York Governor Rockefeller praised President Kennedy's Berlin crisis address as forthright and outlining steps to defend freedom. He endorsed Kennedy's civil defense policy, calling it the right approach and noted his own advocacy for a stronger civilian shelter program.
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Rocky
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
Berlin
Venezuela
Castro plans single party in Cuba at anniversary rally
Fidel Castro announced the island would form a single United Party of Cuba's Socialist Revolution embracing all military and civil organizations, with a gradual formation plan. He tied the move to a broader socialist alignment and pressed US criticisms amid a four day anniversary event in Havana.
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United Party of
Socialist Revolution
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Yuri Gagarin
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Miami-to-Tampa
U S Diplomatic Task Force Leaves For Talks With Western Allies
A U S team led by Assistant Secretary Foy D Kohler departs for Paris to prep the Western Big Four foreign ministers conference and press for stronger NATO defense. Secretary Rusk will follow, while Kennedy seeks a Berlin safeguard and an increase to 30 NATO divisions, largely via West Germany.
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Berlin
Washington
Kennedy
Paris
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Dean Rusk
Britain
West Germany
France
Rusk
West Berlin
Kennnedy
NATO
Gangs Clash in Blackstone Va Wounding Two Teens
Rival white and Negro youths battled in Blackstone Virginia, with two white teens shot by a shotgun. Police reported no serious injuries and no arrests as firemen and state troopers dispersed the crowd after a riot that drew crowds and cars to the center of town.
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Associated Press
Blackstone
Bruce Farley
Farley
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
Prince Edward
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Mississippi
Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff
New York City
Black
Miss Wyckoff
Jackson
Miss
Drunken Driving Arrests Recounted in Louisville
Charles Dierking, 59, of Louisville was arrested twice in one day for drunken driving. In traffic court he was fined $100 on the first arrest and $150 on the second, with the incidents occurring about ten hours apart.
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Louisville
Charles Dierking
Kennedy faces domestic cutbacks amid defense buildup
President Kennedy pushes for 3.454 billion defense spending and manpower growth. Congress speeds the package while Republicans and conservative Democrats warn of a growing deficit and urge curtailment of non defense programs. Tax policy remains open with a goal of a balanced budget next year.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
Republican Congressional Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
House
Senate
Farm Hand Serves Jail Term In Installments
Cortland farm hand Herbert Sherman received a 10 day jail term ordered by City Judge Albert Camando. Sherman will serve days off every other day until his sentence ends, while continuing his duties during the busy season and pending completion of a license-related conviction.
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Cortland
Herbert Sherman
Sherman
Albert Camando
Dior Line Charm 62 Delights Paris Fashion Audience
Paris fashion reports Marc Bohan’s new Dior collection Charm 62 hugs the figure to the knee with a tight silhouette and silver knee hems. Skirts flare from the hip with bell and gathered styles while hats become tiny head hugging helmets. Princess Lee Radziwill and Jacqueline Kennedy’s sister attend, praising the looks.
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Paris
Marc Bohan
Bohan
Jacqueline Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
Soviet Delegation Arrives in Mexico for Four Day Visit
A nine member Soviet parliamentary delegation arrived in Mexico City from Brazil for a four day goodwill tour. They stated the trip aims to promote better understanding friendship and collaboration between Russians and Mexicans.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Brazil
Draft Boards Busy as Anxious Males Check Status
Hundreds of thousands of draft notices on file as President Kennedy calls for more armed forces. Calls to draft boards surge nationwide with many seeking status updates, enlistment options, or record corrections for dependents and family changes.
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Kennedy
Selective Service
Civil Defense
Waii
Armed Forces
Draft Board
Frank J. Graf
Pennsylvannia
Selective Service System
Kennedy seeks broader war powers for forces and arms
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved two bills granting broad authority to call up more combat forces and to buy more military hardware after a three hour closed door session with Pentagon leaders. The measures were sent to the Senate for expected passage Friday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Senate
Kennedy Plans Limited Use of New War Powers
Defense leaders told senators they will apply Kennedy’s emergency powers sparingly to call up 250000 reserves and extend active duty by up to 12 months. McNamara said the authority would be used only for essential personnel during the buildup and to extend training for selected reserves. The measure also authorizes a $958.57 million priority list for military hardware and aircraft.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Berlin
McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Appropriations
McNamare
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
Senate
House
Congress
Russell
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
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