Johnson Maneuvers for Kennedy Debate at Convention
The Johnson camp pressed for a joint Texas Massachusetts session to debate issues before delegates. Kennedy resisted a joint gathering but agreed to appear before Texas delegates. Kennedy aims to beat Roosevelt and carry Maine and Vermont, while Symington weighs a possible second in a Kennedy ticket as Humphrey notes Freeman could be next in line.
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United States Denies Spy Plane S touches off Soviet dispute
The United States acknowledges the plane was spying but says it was justified as reconnaissance with potential unintentional deviation into Soviet air space. Khrushchev uses the incident to impact the May Day summit and fuel anti American sentiment. The administration promises a full report while facing political scrutiny.
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Congo Seeks U.N. Help to Quell Congo Riots
U N secretary Hammarskjold and U S officials weighed sending troops to assist Congo as unrest escalated. Reports said Moscow Radio accused the West of plotting to seize Congo independence, while Khrushchev criticized Belgian troop deployment.
Death of Cardinal Biondi at 87 in Vatican City
Cardinal Famasoni Biondi aged 87, prefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, died today in Vatican City after a long illness. He served as apostolic legate in Washington from 1923 to 1933 and became a cardinal in 1933. Pope Pius XII appointed him prefect soon after.
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Gun Salesman Killed In Madera Trunk Shootout
John Kay aged 48, a sporting goods salesman, was shot in the chest after a price tag triggered a .25 caliber rifle from his car trunk in Madera. He died about an hour later.
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Ritz Brothers Charged In Beating Jimmy's Wife
Beverly Hills report says Jim Ritz and Harry Ritz, famed comedian brothers, were charged after allegedly beating Mrs Judy Ritz at her home Monday night. Police say the brothers broke in, punched and kicked her, leaving facial and body bruises. They were jailed and later released on bail. Mrs Ritz’s daughter Allison is noted. a third brother, Al, was not involved.
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Khrushchev on U2 Shootdown and Cuba Policy
Khrushchev defended Soviet actions after the U2 incident, accusing the United States of aggression and espionage. He said the pilot Powers would be tried under Soviet law and criticized the Monroe Doctrine, proposing a Cuba barter deal with Soviet goods in exchange for sugar. He asserted Soviet support for Cuba against U.S. moves and warned of consequences for aggression.
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