Kennedy outlines Cold War concerns and political plans
President Kennedy discusses the Communist bloc influence in Cuba, multiple topics at aUN and Berlin, and possible talks with Khrushchev. He cites naval operations near the North Pole and urges timely approval of Thurgood Marshall for a federal judgeship, while planning campaign considerations.
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De Gaulle Hoot Gibson Dies in Attack on Paris Roadway
Veteran star De Gaulle Hoot Gibson dies after attackers ambush a convoy near Paris as Col Alain deBois sieu and De Gaulle's party flee toward Vilacau bly airfield. Two bullets hit a motorcycle officer, a Mor ishman wounded, yet De Gaulle remains unshaken. Gibson, later a Las Vegas casino procter, rose with early western legends and portrayed frontier heroes after a long career. Born Edward Richard Gibson on August 6 1892 in Tekamah Nebraska he earned the nickname Hoot from hunting owls as a boy and later moved to Southern California in 1910.
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New Zealand withdraws paratroopers after Laos advance
Wellington reports New Zealand will pull back the 30 paratroopers sent to Thailand in June following pro communists gains in Laos. Meanwhile a notable career note recalls Edendale stuntman Gibson who began at Selig Parascope Co. in Hollyland, earning 26 a week plus a bonus. Gibson's big film break came in 1920 under director John Ford with Action, a Western. He married three times. first wife Helen Johnson divorced in 1927 and died in 1958, second wife Sally Eilers appeared with him in films before their brief marriage from 1930 to 19K.
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British Court Rules Friday on Spy Case
The British court promised judgment Friday in the Soblen spy case after government attorneys defeated attempts to reveal confidential exchanges between U S and U K. Atty Gen Sir John Hobson said deportation decisions rest with the Home Secretary, not the deportee, a key point in Soblen’s bid to avoid deportation to the United States. Soblen faces a life sentence for wartime secrets and seeks to avoid extradition.
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