Adlai Heads Home To Give Report
Adlai Stevenson returns to Washington from a 16,500 mile Latin America swing with bleak appraisals of conditions in the region yet notes of improving governance in many governments. He will present these findings to President Kennedy and stress the need for substantial funds for the alliance for progress. He indicates no comment on the tour but sources say conditions have deteriorated since last year. He likely reports increased communist subversion and instability, with anti American sentiment fading slowly after Cuba. He is also said to believe economic concerns demand reform in taxes, land use, housing, education and administration.
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Bogota
Colombia
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
South America
Kennedy
Stevenson
Cuba
United States
Spring Pig Crop Up Seven Percent
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports the 1961 spring pig crop at 50,456,000 head, up 7 percent from last year. Forecast for the 1961 fall crop is 42,500,000 head, 3 percent larger, totaling 92,956,000 head for the year, 5 percent above 88,492,000 in 1960. State figures include Missouri 3,367,000 and 3,045,000, Kansas 1,141,000 and 919,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department Today
Missouri
Kansas
Singers Hold 23rd Convention in Philadelphia
AP reports the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America holds its 23rd international convention in Philadelphia. The article highlights terms like woodsheding pitch pipe tag and afterglow, and notes the organization spans over 28,000 members in Canada and the U.S. with more than 6,000 delegates participating.
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Philadelphia
Steve
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc
S.P.E
Canada
Bank Robber Is Charged In Udall Burglary Case
TOPEKA AP James Thomas Frazier 24 of Little Rock is charged with burgling the Bank of Commerce at Udall Kansas Dec 19 and held in Topeka jail under a federal warrant FBI agent W Mark Felt says Frazier was brought from Tennessee where he was arrested June 6 for theft from a service station He is also wanted in Tucson Ariz for first degree murder and in Arkansas for 17 burglaries Two companions are charged in the Udall burglary and are in custody in Arkansas
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Topeka
James Thomas Frazier
Little Rock
Bank of Commerce
Udall
Kan
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Kansas City
Frazier
Tennessee
Tucson
Ariz
Felt
Arkansas
State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
James William Moore
Burglars Fail to Crack Udall Bank Safe in Heist
In North Little Rock and Little Rock, two youths named Billy Roe Thompson, 19, and associates attempted a burglary at the Udall bank. No money was taken and the burglars were unable to gain entry to the bank safe.
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North Little Rock
Billy Roe Thompson
Little Rock
Udall Bank
Jaycees Elect New President At Annual Meeting
ATLANTA AP Delegates at the 41st U S Junior Chamber convention elect a new president and 10 vice presidents. Four candidates seek the top post: Arbuckle Aronowitz Conger Holgate. Wayne Matlock is among 12 candidates for the 10 VP slots, each VP assigned about five states and may travel over 40 000 miles.
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Atlanta
U.S
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Schultz & Burchie
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