Taylor and Lemnitzer to lead key U S military posts
Gen Taylor and Gen Lemnitzer emerge as central figures in shaping U S defense policy. Taylor praised as a soldier scholar fluent in several languages, with a history of opposing massive retaliation. Lemnitzer eyed for NATO duty, though not universally popular at the Pentagon.
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Laos Pact Sets Stage for High Level Talks
The Laotian neutrality declaration paves the way for renewed talks on key Cold War issues including Berlin and nuclear testing. Foreign ministers praise Laos accord as a model for future conferences while Chen Yi condemns U.S. forces in Thailand and South Vietnam. Rusk defends facts against distortion. Ung Van Khiem presses U.S. withdrawal and neutralist stance. Khrushchev and Kennedy meeting cited as shaping the mood.
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Peiping Cuba Pact Aims Cultural Exchanges Publicized
A Tokyo broadcast announced a 1962 executive plan between Peiping and Cuba detailing cultural exchange programs. The plan envisions exchanges of cultural groups and related activities, with diplomatic framing and promises of closer ties.
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Dixie Judge Blocks U.S. Court Ruling in Negro Voting Fight
In Lake Providence Louisiana a state judge issued a restraining order eight days before the Democratic primary. Judge Frank Voelker St halted federal action by Judge Edwin Hunter aimed at registering eight hundred Negro voters in East Carroll Parish amid long‑standing civil rights disputes. The order blocks final action to register voters as federal and state courts clash.
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Polaris Sub Strike Enters Third Day At Electric Boat
The Polaris submarine strike at Electric Boat shipyards in Groton, Connecticut, entered its third day with about 8,000 workers walking out. Eleven nuclear powered submarines, including seven Polaris missile boats, have halted. an estimated $1 billion in submarines is affected. U S Labor Secretary Arthur J Goldberg and union leaders met to address the stoppage. The walkout is said to impair development and construction of nuclear vessels critical to military work.
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Wrong Youth Killed After Party Fight
Police say a party fight led to the death of a youth from the Tortilla Flats area after a car dispute. Three older suspects were jailed, with the three younger youths in juvenile hall. authorities planned further complaints against the older trio.
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U Thant Calls Katangans Clowns Over Congo Crisis
U Thant labeled Katanga secession leaders as clowns and called the Congo situation horrifying. He announced plans to brief the United Nations Security Council and stressed Katanga Leopoldville's failure to pay taxes and royalties from Union Minière copper mining.
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Exhaustion Fells Scofield in Katanga Row
British actor Paul Scofield, star of King Lear in Stratford, says Katanga leaders are a bunch of clowns as exhaustion ruins his focus. The UN and Katanga clash over a riot at a UN roadblock where two people were killed. Thant says no new UN military actions planned. Scofield has returned to Britain to rest.
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Nasser Oversees Egypt Rocket Tests With New Conqueror Rockets
In Cairo President Nasser watched a test launch of four UAR rockets from a western desert base. Two Kaher and two El Zafir missiles reached altitudes over thousands of feet, with ranges about 360 and 222 miles respectively. Nasser said they pose no nuclear threat and hinted at multi-base testing over 14 months.
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Can't Swim Poo Manager Reveals Secret
Dowell, longtime manager of the municipal swimming pool and Red Cross water safety chairman, disclosed a long held secret: he cannot swim a stroke. The admission came in a moment of candor after 17 years in charge and a program teaching thousands to swim.
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Executive Shines Bootblack's Boots
Mike Graziano from Brooklyn, 64, spent 45 years polishing executive shoes at W. Woolworth Co. On one Friday, president Robert C. Kirkwood reversed roles, shining Graziano’s shoes and presenting a toy money bank and a quarter. About 100 executives watched as a cake with 48 candles marked his milestone.
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Senate Investor Probe Seeks Estes grain shortage claim
Senator Mundt urged Senate investigators to probe reports that government grain is missing from Estes elevators. The dispute centers on a 65,000 bushel discrepancy cited by Senator Williams, with the Agriculture Department calling the claim erroneous and noting the shortage is within allowances for shrinkage and measurement errors. Mundt says the subcommittee must uncover the full Estes operation story.
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Bradley Pays Respects to Retiring WAC Sergeant
Washington UPI report notes General Omar N. Bradley and Sgt. A Nelson, two veterans, attending the retirement of Sgt. Nelson, the first enlisted woman to retire after 20 years of active Army service. Nelson joined the WAC in 1942 and served 46 months overseas during World War II, including time at Allied headquarters in Algiers and Caserne, Haky. Bradley, 69, met Nelson at the Pentagon to commend her long service.
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Yugoslav High Court Rejects Djilas Plea
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav Supreme Court rejected Milovan Djilas appeal against an eight year and eight month jail term for disclosing state secrets in his book Conversations with Stalin. Djilas 51, former vice president and Tito ally, was sentenced in May.
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Vacation Cleaning Plans Hint At Summer Getaways
Vacation days are here or near prompting trip planning. People weigh mountains versus seaside, visit relatives or travel the U.S.A. Cars get checked, maps reviewed, routes mapped, and reservations made, with dry cleaning details urged for ready wardrobe rotation.
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