Ocelot on Princeton campus sparks pet policy clash
A Springfield junior and his 30-pound ocelot Lancelot clash with Princeton University pet rules while a Maryland elementary school urges keep pets at home. The horseshoers union story rounds out a day of quirky notices across the nation with shifts in labor and animal care norms.
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Associaten Press
Princeton University
Lancelot
Maryland
George R. Bunn
Springfield
Bunn
Princeton
Lanweld
Bune
Glen Burnie
Oakwood
Phovilies
ASPCA
Americas Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
At Springs
Times
Ats
Horseshoers Union
Wafl-Cio
Hot Springs
U. S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Jahor
JFK Team Accused of Censorship by Miller
Washington Republican William E. Miller accuses the Kennedy administration of running a censoring news operation and weaponizing reporters. He charges White House staff and government colleagues with censorship, favoritism, and anti Jewish maneuvering, saying the admin bottlenecks hard news while leaks and propaganda are spread.
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Washington
UPI
Casian
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Miller
White House
New York Congressan
Maga- 108
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Locale
Incomplete text from a newspaper item references Cine tied MEM and people named Jeanne and Pine Ave. The readable fragments mention a gun and a person at Bal Pag ingle, but most specifics are missing and no clear event or outcome can be determined.
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Emque Somce
Cine
Jeanne Eine
Bal Pag Ingle
Ruil Ak
Gunsay A SM
Pine Ave
Indictment Ties Local 299 Official to Illegal Payments
A federal grand jury in Detroit indicted Roxburgh, business agent of Local 299, on six counts for conspiring to receive illegal payments from employers and for taking 100 to 200 dollars on four occasions between 1958 and 1959. The case links to other Teamsters officials indicted in Chicago and reflects ongoing probes of Local 299’s leadership.
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Washington
Pl—George
Roxburgh
Teamster
James R. Mulfa
Detroit
Justice Department
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Thoas H. Keegan
Edward J. Donovan
Byron R. White
Lumis
White
Interstate Motor Freight System
Grand Rapids
Mich
Keegan
United States outlines program for UN decade of development
The United States presented a seven point plan to the United Nations General Assembly for a 1960s decade of development. President Kennedy aims to expand UN funds for technical assistance and use land surpluses to aid underdeveloped nations. Klutznick stressed cooperative global systems and highlighted ETAP and UN special funds targets of 150 million for 1962, with U.S. share around 60 million depending on other members’ contributions.
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United Nations
United States
Sembly
Kennedy
United Na
Klutznick
Cooperative UN
U.S
Philip Mlenteble
Sudan Chief and Rusk Discuss Economic Aid Plan
Sudanese President Abboud and Secretary of State Rusk met in Washington to review U S economic support for the neutral Tatian. Abboud called the talks very successful and planned a White House visit with Kennedy, then a seven day U S tour including San Francisco Chicago and New York to discuss four priority projects without price estimates.
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Washington
Sudan
Perix Ibrahim Abboud
Dean Rusk
U.S
Tatian
Abboud
Abboud Slso
Kennedy
White House
Inter
United States
Sins Angelus
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
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Dooley
Stevenson
Hettersylvania Railroad
Adiairat
Steveland Kirby
Kirby
U.S. Ambassador Association
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Burk's
Burk’s
Unitenida
Arevice
Carly Chean
Shany Pictures
Gudea
Chessin
Goaranierda
Weiting
Clare
Motorola Vere Des
Drexel
Burk
Asia
Long Beagh Blvd
Long Beach
MDA
Lincoln-Mercury Divisions Motor Company
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