Kennedy discusses US position and NATO policy at news conference
President Kennedy, in a lengthy press conference, says the United States will not strike first, notes the nuclear arms issue for NATO, and outlines priorities including civil rights research, West Germany gold flows, Laos crisis, and Cuban propaganda. He forecasts economy review, potential tax cuts, and crowding questions on Camp David and ships.
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Planes Search Gulf for Boat Survivors
The Coast Guard sent additional planes and patrol boats into the Gulf of Mexico to search for survivors from the Panamanian shrimp boat Whirlaway, which sank Monday about 175 miles south of Port Isabel, Texas. Reports indicated four or five men aboard.
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Leopold Weds Puerto Rico Widow in Castaner Florist Widow
Nathan Leopold, paroled 1924 Chijjengo killer of 14 year old Bobby Franks, married in Puerto Rico on Sunday to a widow who owns a New York florists shop. Leopold, now 57, works as an orderly at Brethren Service Hospital in Castaner, an inland Puerto Rican village.
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Ousted Chrysler President Sues Board Chairman for 5.25 Million
Former Chrysler executive Newberg sues board chairman Colbert over alleged lack of authority and alleged mismanagement. He claims dark knowledge of actions last June, says Colbert retained power, refused to cede president duties, and notes prior lawsuits seeking control and damages totaling millions tied to Colbert, Warren, Jones.
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Sales Manager Dies at 72 in Washington
Everett Roscoe Hurt, 72, longtime vice president and sales manager of Encyclopedia Americana, died Monday after a 22 year tenure with the firm.
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