Kennedy Improves While Using Crutches at Palm Beach
President Kennedy, walking with crutches, shows improvement after a day of therapy including swimming in a heated pool and rest. Dr. Janet Travell expressed confidence in his recovery as telegrams of support arrive, with hundreds greeting him in Palm Beach and messages from Mrs. Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker. He plans to return to Washington Sunday night and meet Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani pending further healing.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John G. Defenbaker
Kennedy
Janet Travell
Washington
Andrew T. Hatcher
Travell
Hatcher
Amintore Fanfan
Charles B. Wrightsman
Charles Spalding
New York
Ottawa
Canada
Palm Beach
Castro to Host Tractors for Freedom Committee in Cuba
Fidel Castro announced he would permit a technical committee from the United States to go to Cuba to negotiate an exchange of American tractors for Cuban invasion prisoners. The advisory group cannot decide tractor types, and Kennedy’s health remains a staff-secret concern amid international talks.
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Havana
UPC
Fidel
Castro
Cuba
Tractors For Freedom
Detroit
White House
Kennedy
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Travell
Diefenbaker
Kenndy
Canada
Castro defends Cuban self rule on technical aid debate
Castro stated Cubans will decide their own affairs and accept only the technical advice they request. He noted a preference for a tractor committee leader such as Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt to discuss the deal, but said he still accepted the Technical committee.
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Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Cuba
Redlands Weather Today Readings and Inland Forecast
San Bernardino Valley expects mostly sunny skies today with early morning fog and low clouds. Highs reach 80 to 85 in the valley while coastal areas stay warm with similar conditions.
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San Bernardino Valley
California
Burglars Nabbed as Court Session Pauses
A patrolman interrupted Magistrate Kenneth Phipps' session on Friday, then dashed out and returned to apologize as three burglars were caught climbing into an adjacent apartment window. The judge dismissed the incident as normal and continued.
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New York
UPI
Henry Ferrell
Kenneth, Phipps
Ferrell
Phipps
Stevenson Fortified With Hope For Alliance
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, buoyed by talk of the alliance for progress, travels to Brazil after meeting Uruguay's government council. He plans Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo talks with Quadros, while urging Latin American aid totals around 55 million dollars. In Colorado Springs, Col. Banks faces a court martial for dereliction of duty over Texas Tower No. 4 collapse, with two other charges dropped.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Brazil
Janio Quad‘tos
Stevenson
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Quadros
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Illinois
Coun
Council Govern
Colorado Springs
UPS
William M. Banks
Boston
Texas Tower
U.S
Anty
Benito Nardone
Argentina
Venezuela
Jackie Kennedy Dances With Greeks In Hydra Tavern
Jacqueline Kennedy aboard the yacht North Wind joined a colorfully dressed group in a Hydra tavern Friday night. She led a line of 12 dancers as locals cheered, delaying her sailing until midnight. Accompanied by Princess Lee Radziwill and Prince Stanislas Radziwill, she arrived to applause and church bells.
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Greece
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Aegean Sea
Mrs. Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
Hydra
Russia Warns of Sanctions Over Angola Crisis in Security Council
United Nations diplomats report Russia implied sanctions if Portugal ignores UN Security Council orders to stop alleged repression in Angola. The Afro-Asian resolution, approved 9-0 with the U.S. joining the majority, urged Portugal to desist. Portugal claimed foreign-backed natives were carrying out a brutal campaign, while Moscow pressed for compliance or UN exit.
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UPI
Russia
Portugal
Security Council
Angola
Council
United States
Vasco Vieira Garia
Britain
France
NATO
Portukey
Liberia
Ceylon
Valerian A
United Arab Republic
Zorin
United Nations
U.N
de Rusk
Khrushchev
Sions
Khrushchev Calls Castro Unstable After Vienna Talks
A Latin American diplomat said Khrushchev told Kennedy in Vienna that Cuban Premier Fidel Castro is unstable. The briefing came as 18 South and Central American nations were updated by Secretary of State Dean Rusk on the Kennedy Khrushchev discussions.
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Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Fidel Castro
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Khrushchev
Castro
TV Producer Defends Violence Level in Cheyenne Against Critics
Warner Bros producer William Orr says Cheyenne is not more violent than Macbeth or the Bible. Senator Dodd questions TV's influence on youth while Orr tests three episodes to prove the show’s violence is not inciting delinquency.
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Washington
UPI
Sion
Orr
Macbeth
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconv
William T. Orr
Cheyenne
Dodd
Senate
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Former postman accused of stealing mail in Tokyo
Koji Nishida, 23, a former Tokyo postal worker, was accused by police of stealing money from the mail and depositing it into postal savings. The case highlights concerns over mail security and cash handling within the postal system.
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Tokyo
UPI
Koji Nishida
Intelligence Police Seek Missing Man
Washington police and federal agents search the NSA employee William Hyter Covington who vanished after a race track sighting in Charles Town West Virginia. Covington a 28 year old clerk at NSA lived in Laurel Maryland and had been on leave for cyst removal before reports of illness kept him away from home.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
National Security Agency
NSA
Pentagon
William Hyter Covington
Charles Town
W. Va
Covington
Ft. Meade
Russia
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Moscow
Jean
Maryland State Police
Off-Duty Officer Shot To Death In Monterey Park
Off duty policeman George Elder, 29, waiting outside a supermarket while his wife shopped, was shot four times in the chest as he pursued two bandits who robbed the Star Market of $500. Elder, a four year veteran, died en route to Bell Vista Hospital as more than 100 officers hunted the suspects. A police spokesman urged officers to carry service revolvers even when off duty.
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Monterey Park
UPD
George Elder
Department
al Younger
Star Market
Elder
Kitty
Bella Vista Hospital
Taxpayer figures saved after safe crack by Baker
Oakland tax collector Edwin Meese Jr. said taxpayers did not lose money as safe-cracker Thomas Baker opened a jammed safe. Baker refused to reveal how he did it, saying he would not tell a soul.
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Oakland
Calif
Edwin Meese Jr
Thomas Baker
Baker
Iturbi Sues Over Cat Death in Beverly Hills Neighborhood
Pianist Jose Iturbi files a 40000 dollar lawsuit against neighbor Dr William Weber Smith and his sons Anthony and Gregory alleging Gregory shot Iturbi's nine year old tomcat on May 22 outside the Beverly Hills home. He seeks 5000 for the shooting, 15000 for loss of companionship, and 20000 in exemplary damages.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Jose Iturbi
William Weber Smith
Anthony
Gregory
Iturbs
Beverly Hills
Smith
More Freedom Riders Head For Jackson
Eight more Freedom Riders left Nashville on a Greyhound bound for Jackson Mississippi. Five began in Chicago and joined by three in Nashville led by Rev W C Darby they expect arrests for testing segregated facilities. Negro attorneys sought court injunctions against state and local segregation enforcement in Jackson while 98 riders have been jailed since May 15.
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United Press International
Freedom Riders
Nashville
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Chicago
W. C. Darby
Freedom Riders Training School
Justice Department
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Illinois Central Depot
City Zoo
Memphis
Beale Street
Marion Davies Recovering After Jaw Osteomyelitis Operation
Hollywood star Marion Davies remains in satisfactory condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors say she is recuperating from jaw osteomyelitis surgery. Earlier, Memorial Hospital specialists visited to consult, following a prior two week stay for an undisclosed ailment.
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Hollywood
UPI
Marion Davies
Cedars For Lebanon Hospital
Miss Davies
New York’s Memorial Hospital
Laos peace conference may resume next week amid compromise talks
Western powers and allies hope for a breakthrough as UPI reports cautious optimism that a Laos cease fire accord could be rekindled. A Harriman Gromyko meeting spurs a potential plan urging both sides to halt firing, back a three nation control commission, and avoid provocations while drafting a neutral framework.
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Geneva
UPI
Laos
Lord Home
U.S
Averell Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Pacong
United States
Britain
France
Thailand
South Vietnam
Harriman
Gromyko
International Control Commission
Control Commission
Military Plane With Eight Aboard Missing
A giant C133 transport with eight American airmen aboard is missing over the stormy Pacific east of Tokyo. The plane departed Tachikawa for Midway Island with 23% tons of cargo and had fuel to burn until 9 p.m. EDT missing since 11:15 a.m. EDT Friday. Nineteen search planes and nine ships scour the sea. no wreckage reported. The crew includes Maj Lawrence Ceretti, Capt Ray Willman, Capt Donald Holmes, 1st Lt Nathan Peterson, and other sergeants, with Willman thought to have been piloting. Names of two other crewmen withheld.
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Tokyo
APS
Pacific Ocean
Here
U.S. Air Force
Tachikawa
Midway Island
Air Force
Lawrence J. .Ceretti
Wiukee
Towa
Ray L. Willman
Burbank
Calif
Donald E. Holmes
Crystal Lake
Nathan L. Peterson
Elfrida
Ariz
Howard J. Otero
Vallejo
Billy R. Edwards
Ceres
Oral Converse
Winters
South Haven
Minn
Leon M. Miller
San Jose
la Crosse
Wisc
Willman
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