Kennedy Urges GOP Ignore Party Label Back His Proposals
President Kennedy urged Republicans to ignore party labels and back his major proposals including a farm bill linking production controls with price supports. He suggested bipartisan focus on national problems and foresaw possible airline dispute arbitration rather than strikes.
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Solvents Firm Head Denies Collusion in Estes Dealings
A press with a long report notes Commercial Solvents Corp President Maynard C. Wheeler calling three way collusion charges involving Billie L. Estes and the Agriculture Dept. utterly unfounded. Rep. Ross Bass alleged a triangle of interest as Estes pledged grain storage payments to the firm.
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Jennifer Jones III Stricken With Food Poisoning
Hollywood star Jennifer Jones is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon after a two day stay is projected. She was rushed in Thursday after telling her husband David Selznick she felt ill. Doctors first cited an upper respiratory ailment then changed the diagnosis to food poisoning.
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Prison Official Believes Alcatraz Escapees Drowned
Fred T. Wilkinson of the Federal Bureau of Prisons suspects three bank robbers who escaped Alcatraz drowned in San Francisco Bay. He noted no evidence of life or raft, cited the risk of ongoing crimes, and said investigators found no sign of the convicts besides their known disappearance. The men were Frank Lee Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin.
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Boy Drowns After Fall Into Pond in West Carthage
Lynn Carl Shatz, age unspecified, drowned Thursday night after falling into a pond near his home in West Carthage, a Jefferson County village. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Shatz.
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Pacific A-BLAST SET FOR MONDAY
The United States plans a nuclear burst at least 125 miles high, likely higher, to be set off Monday night in the Johnston Island area southwest of Hawaii. The device, about a million tons of TNT, is scheduled between 11 p.m. Monday and 2:30 a.m. Tuesday Hawaii time.
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Airmen debate JFK warning on strike against big airlines
Flight engineers considered Kennedy appeal to drop strike threats and submit crew claims to arbitration. A walkout could idle 60,000 domestic and 20,000 overseas passengers daily against Pan American Eastern and TWA.
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Hawthorne Man Pleads Guilty in Parking Lot Shooting
Carl Wayne Frazier aged 26 of Hawthorne pleaded guilty to assault for shooting Harry R. Dyball, 28, of Inglewood after a motorist honked at him. Dyball was lightly wounded in the April 14 incident. Frazier awaits sentencing on July 18 and remains free on $2,625 bail.
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Lions Convene in Nice as 20000 Members Arrive for Convention
An air lift brings 20 000 Lions to Nice on the French Riviera for the international convention opening June 21. The first plane carries 141 American club officials arriving from Chicago, marking the start of the event.
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Diefenbaker Attacks Khrushchev Over Nuclear Issue in Canadian Campaign
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of meddling in Canada’s election as Ottawa rejects the Soviet note on nuclear warheads. Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson calls the Soviet statement arrogant. New Democrat leader T. C. Douglas condemns it. Canada builds two Bomarc bases at North Bay while debating wartime options for U.S. nuclear weapons. In New York, markets slump as the Dow falls to 560.74 amid broad declines and FBI-like uncertainty in the Kennedy era.
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Twentieth Century Flyer Marks 60th Anniversary
New York Central’s Twentieth Century Limited, linking New York and Chicago, celebrates six decades as a flagship service. The Diamond Jubilee events honor its luxury era, noting six million passengers carried over 62 million miles, with 55 crew plus 29 mail clerks across 16 cars and a diesel locomotive.
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Lifeguard Rescues His Own Son At Elmira Pool
In Elmira New Albany Albert Noble a pool lifeguard performed the first rescue of his career by pulling his two year old son Jerry from the shallow water reviving him with mouth to mouth respiration after he floated face down in the pool. The incident occurred as the boy appeared lifeless prompting Noble to act quickly.
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Kennedy seeks court order to end Republic Aviation strike
President Kennedy directed the Justice Department to obtain a court injunction ending the Republic Aviation strike involving about 9,000 machinists and workers. He warned the stoppage could imperil national safety as Republic plans major layoffs amid the contract dispute over job security and severance pay. The walkout began April 2 and affects five craft unions, led by the Machinists.
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New VA Hospital Director Named for Syracuse
Washington reports the Veterans Administration names Dr. Morris C. Thom as director of the VA hospital in Syracuse New York. He currently directs the VA hospital at Dearborn Michigan and will assume duties in about two weeks.
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Seven plastic devices damage Algiers Mustapha Hospital
Algiers huge Mustapha Hospital suffered heavy damage to seven plastic hazardous devices and three surgical pavilions and the central laboratory in a claimed Secret Army Organization attack. No injuries reported. FLN inspectors say Moslems planned to seize the hospital after independence as European settlers face evacuation. European residents ordered to leave Algeria amid renewed scorched earth campaign and clashes with De Gaulle government.
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Auburn Writer Named to State Bingo Board
Leo Pinckney of Auburn was named by Gov. Rockefeller to the five member State Bingo Control Commission. The 44 year old sports editor of the Auburn Citizen Advertiser brings World War II service and local media experience to the panel formed after a bingo operation probe.
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Brother of Bernard Baruch Dies at 88 in Miami Beach
Sailing W. Baruch, 88, a retired New York banker and stock broker, died in Miami Beach where he had lived since 1930. He is identified as Bernard M. Baruch's brother.
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