GOP Congressmen Demanding Proof Of Security Aid
Republican leaders in Congress press President Kennedy to prove claims that the limited nuclear test ban treaty will bolster U.S. security. Senator Everett Dirksen says hearings with military and scientific experts will test the administration’s assertions as the pact moves toward ratification by two thirds of the Senate and broad acceptance abroad.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
London
State Department
Rusk and Khrushchev Meet for Cold War Talks at Black Sea Estate
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a shirt sleeve conference on cold war issues at Khrushchev’s Black Sea estate in Gagra. Rusk traveled from Leningrad with a stop in Moscow to pick up Andrei Gromyko, meeting Khrushchev amid guest officials and photographers.
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Gagra
U.S.S.R
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Rusk
Vanya
Nikita
Richard Davis
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Shchev
Baltic
Leningrad
Andrei Gromyko
President Kennedy's Infant Son Dies in Boston
In Boston, Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, the infant son of President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, died at Boston Children's Hospital at 4:04 a.m. after a battle with hyaline membrane disease. The President was nearby during the baby's final hours, with officials announcing shortly after. Funeral services planned with Cardinal Cushing, burial at Holyhood Cemetery, and Mrs. Kennedy recovering at Otis Air Force Base Hospital on Cape Cod.
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Boston
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Pierre Salinger
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Cape Cod
Washington
John F. Walsh
Big Air Force Base
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Archibishop
Holyhood
Brookline
Mass
Otis
Salinger
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Scattered thundershowers and heat
Scattered thundershowers and considerable cloudiness linger tonight with not so hot conditions. Partly cloudy Saturday. Low tonight 70 to 75, high Saturday near 90. Yesterday’s high 100, low today 74, a year ago today high 90 and low 66, record high 112 in 1936, record low 54 in 1923 and 1939. Hourly temperatures cover 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today.
Mail Train Robbery Loss Near 7 Million Pounds
London reports the Glasgow to London mail train heist has pushed official losses toward 2.47 million pounds with unofficial estimates near 3 million. Banks faced big claims for seized cash as 15 masked bandits halted the traveling post office near Cheddington, loading 120 bags of mail and valuables in 13 minutes before escaping. The incident marks the first major mail train robbery in 125 years, with police pondering an insider tip, and engineer Jack Mills injured.
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London
Scotland Yard
Post Office
Cheddington
Jack Mills
Dave Whitby
Wounded 15-year-old in racial clash at Troost Lake Park
In Kansas City a 15-year-old Negro boy, James Shoats of 2444 Forest Ave, was critically wounded by a pistol blast at Troost Lake Park after a clash between about 10 Negro youths and white men. Ronald Shaw, 19, of 3000 Tracy and five others were booked awaiting investigation as shots were fired and tensions risen in a racially mixed neighborhood.
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Kansas City
Whits
Troost Lake Park
James Shoats
Forest Ave
Carolyn Tolle
Thresher delays Polaris fleet buildup at sea bases
Navy moves to slow Polaris sub production after the Thresher disaster. Officials warn of about a five month holdup as Polaris subs undergo modifications to prevent a repeat of the tragedy. Nine subs now on patrol off Europe. deployment timetable for 41 Polaris boats by 1967 remains the target. The Alexander Hamilton arrives to test five missiles as part of a planned boat of the month program.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Polaris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Europe
Navy
Alexander Hamilton
Atlantic
Cape God
Tauy's Toot Jesse James Hoodlum of Small-Time Dealings
A compact notice notes Tauy’s Toot and Jesse James as minor figures in a brief, local crime context under evolving British standards.
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Jesse James
Anchor Savings Names Ottawa Manager George L Marstall
George L Marstall, 33, named manager of the Ottawa office of Anchor Savings Association. He replaces Lee Casida who resigned to enter real estate. Casida and wife left for Colorado vacation. Marstall, a St Marys native, bachelor degree 1956 from Kansas State Teachers College, Emportia. He and wife Margaret Ann have four children and plan to move to Ottawa soon.
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George L. Marstall
Ottawa
Anchor Savings Association
Harr T. West
Marstall
Lee Casida
Casida
Kansas City
Kas
Chamber of Commerce
Anchor
Margaret Ann
Peggy
Mary
Larry
Steven
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