World mourns as John Foster Dulles to be buried
Funeral plans center on solemn services at Washington National Cathedral followed by a horse drawn caisson procession to Arlington National Cemetery. Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon attend along with leaders from West Germany Britain France and the Soviet Union. Dulles died aged 71 after six years as secretary of state and was laid in state in Washington.
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Four Drown Four Saved In Boat Upset
In Winter Haven Florida two rescuers saved a mother and three of her six children from Lake Marian after waves capsized their 12 foot boat. Father Adolphus Miller age 31 and three other children Le throy 9 Shirley Jo 7 and Andy Wallace 4 drowned. Mrs Miller and three remaining children Jimmy 8 Donnie 6 Randell 2 were pulled ashore by workers nearby. Miller, born in Gadsden Alabama, worked for a citrus packing firm.
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River Work Funding Boost Approved by House Panel
The House Public Works subcommittee approved a 450 million dollar increase in water project appropriations. Maj. Gen. J L Person warned Missouri Arkansas flood control and upper Mississippi basins may halt by 1961 without authorization. Doswell Gullatt opposed authorizations, saying Missouri and Arkansas river projects lack economic justification.
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Soviet Ex Deputy Premier Kozlov to Visit United States
Premier Khrushchev sends first deputy Frol Kozlov to open the Soviet exhibition in New York next month while Anastas Mikoyan previously toured the United States in January. Kozlov, 51, is a rapidly rising leader in the Kremlin.
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