Congo Premier offers limited UN civilian access to Matadi port
Premier Joseph Ileo proposed allowing several UN civilians to supervise cargo handling at Matadi, with no clear permission for new shipments. Congo troops seized Matadi after clashes with Sudanese UN forces. Maj. Gen. Mobutu warned blood could flow if UN forces attempt reoccupation. UN said ships undelivered. cargo moved by rail. A UN delegation visited graves of two Sudanese. Ileo urged against UN special envoy’s return and warned Congo would rebel if Security Council resolutions implied disarmament. A Malayan patrol reported Kasongo quiet with leopard men absent. Mobutu also threatened Banana and Matadi.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Banana
U S And Soviet Talks Step Toward Test Ban
Geneva reports U S concessions exceed halfway toward a nuclear test ban as Dean pushes for rapid progress. Tsarapkin warns France testing risks talks while Khrushchev offers to accept West controls if disarmament terms are upheld. Kennedy warns patience may wear thin if Russia rejects heat proof controls and inspection.
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Cochran and Danish Bride Honeymoon in Las Vegas
Hollywood actor Steve Cochran 38 and his Danish bride Jenna Jensen 19 married Monday at Gretna Green in Las Vegas and then returned to Hollywood. This was Cochran’s third marriage and Jensen’s first.
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Redlands Weather Today and Outlook for Southern California
Redlands area shows today high 77 and low 43 with yesterday’s highs 91 and lows 51. Mostly sunny conditions persist through Thursday across Southern California with night and early morning low clouds and coastal fog. Sunrise 5:50 a.m. sunset 6:02 p.m. Temperature changes expected to be minimal.
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Khrushchev backs total nuclear disarmament plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev offered to accept any arms control if Western powers agree to his disarmament plan that calls for scrapping all nuclear weapons and their delivery systems within 18 months. The proposal also demands simultaneous abolition of Western overseas bases in the first stage, timed with Geneva talks resuming. He spoke at Alma Ata amid renewed East West nuclear test ban discussions.
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Rusk Sees Negotiable Nuclear Test Ban at Geneva
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a mutually acceptable nuclear test ban treaty can be negotiated in Geneva if all three parties have a real interest. He urged small nations to curb arms now, spoke at UC Berkeley, and proposed a permanent UN peace force to restore order amid crises.
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Disneyland Dog Days at Kid's Amateur Dog Show
Disneyland foes to the dogs Saturday when Lassie Shaggy Dog and Ol Yeller serve as honorary judges for the fourth annual Kid's Amateur Dog Show. More than 180 dogs and their young owners gather in Holiday land adjacent to Disneyland where the canines will compete for prizes in six categories. largest, smallest, best costumed, longest tail, shortest tail and longest ears.
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Lonsdale Defends Krogers In Espionage Trial
In London at the Old Bailey Gordon Ardock represents Lonsdale and seeks to clear co defendants Henry Houghton and Ethel Gee of spying for Russia. Prosecution cites a cottage arsenal of secret documents and a radio setup. Lonsdale claims to be Cmdr. Alex Johnson and denies cross examination.
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Kennedy Sees Deficit Budget
President Kennedy told congressional leaders a forthcoming defense budget will create a deficit for the fiscal year beginning July while a balanced overall request is planned for Friday. He outlined tighter foreign aid controls and noted defense spending may drive the deficit. Speaker Rayburn and Senate leader Mansfield discussed wage and aid proposals with the White House.
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Denies Demo Conclave Rigged
Moore president of the California Federation of Young Democrats denied charges that the Fresno convention was rigged. A dissident group walked out alleging illegitimate committees and disallowing about 850 votes. Moore said the group left after realizing they lacked a third of the votes to block the new state constitution.
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Los Angeles
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Opposition Mounts For Kennedy's Wage Bill
Washington Republicans united to block Kennedy's proposed federal minimum wage rise to 1.25 dollars per hour, with a substitute plan to raise it to 1.15 dollars facing strong GOP opposition. House leaders warned of a fragile fate for the bill amid a wide debate as Rayburn and Roosevelt spoke of possible action by week’s end, while others criticized the measure as harmful to small businesses and employment.
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Pierre Takes Over Tough Job Too
Washington (UPI) The White House seeks to guard against gossip from the First Family. President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy struggle with three year old Caroline's on the spot remarks. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger says he and Caroline have discussed the matter. He dismisses further performances like the barefooted moment in the office.
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National Democratic Club
Jewish Women Oppose School Aid Debate in NCJW Meeting
The National Council of Jewish Women at its biennial convention said federal aid to private and religious schools would undermine public education. They urged support for public schools as the nation’s pride and warned the proposal mirrors aid to non-desegregated schooling, stressing the state obligation to educate all children.
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UPI
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Kefauver Plans Boxing Czar Ahead in Senate
Senator Kefauver plans to press a bill creating a national boxing commissioner in the Justice Department with power to license and regulate interstate boxing. The plan would grant the office authority to withhold licenses from boxers managers and promoters. Attorney General Kennedy questions regu lation by the department, but Kefauver seeks Senate support ahead of introduction this week.
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UPI
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Police Break Up Demonstrations In Cape Town
In Cape Town crowds of white and colored demonstrators were dispersed by police with revolvers and bayonets on the first anniversary of the killing of 72 Africans by police at Sharpeville and Langa. Violence was limited though clashes occurred in Johannesburg and protests spread elsewhere as Prime Minister Verwoerd returned from London ahead of South Africa's May 31 republic transition. A nonwhite demonstration ban kept most from a planned memorial rally.
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London
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Commonwealth
Stevenson Rejects Russ Attack at UN Congo
United Nations debate on the Congo opened with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko demanding the end of UN operations in the territory within one month and removal of Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Adlai Stevenson sharply rejected the Soviet position and defended Hammarskjold, accusing Gromyko of cold war tactics and urging continued UN involvement while criticizing obstruction and criticism.
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UPD
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United Nations
Congo
U.N. Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
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African Republic
Stevenson
U.N
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United States
West Faces Tax Charges In Federal Tax Evasion Case
Former Orange County District Attorney Z Burton West will stand trial September 12 in U S District Court on federal income tax evasion charges for allegedly avoiding $2,486 owed on a reported income of $33,497 for 1954 to 1957. Judge Leon R Yankwich set the date on Monday.
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UPL
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Dist
Z. Bur‘ton West
U.S
Leon’ R. Yankwich
Quote Of Day From Panhandle Texan On Burglary Suspects
LOS ANGELES. Texan Wayne McWilliams 35 refused police help in catching two suspected burglars saying We don t do it that way in the Panhandle. The remark reflects local frontier mindset amid a city crime incident.
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Calif
Wayne McWilliams
Panhandle
Gable's Baby John Clark Born by Caesarean in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Kay Gable welcomed her 1 day old son John Clark Gable at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. The 8 pound boy, named to honor Clark Gable per his wishes, resembles his father and was born by Caesarean section with mother and baby in good condition.
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Mrs. Gable
Kay
Assembly Passes Bill To Speed Election Count
The California Assembly approved AB50 by Democrat Jesse M. Unruh 43 to 28 to require absentee ballots be in clerk hands three days before election and counted with in person ballots on election night. Republicans protested claiming it hinders GOP efforts. Nixon’s absentee support in 1960 cited.
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California
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Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Senate
Joseph C. Shell
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