Kennedy orders full review of foreign intelligence activity
Washington UPI President Kennedy formally ordered a full scale review of the United States foreign intelligence efforts. The executive order reactivates a six member external board led by James R. Killian Jr. to provide independent assessment of CIA and related agencies. The board will report periodically to the President.
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Weather Summary for Redlands and San Bernardino Valley
No smog, burning permitted. San Bernardino Valley mostly cloudy through Friday morning then sunny by Friday afternoon. Coastal sections show clouds clearing Friday afternoon. Mountain areas may have fog or low clouds along slopes until noon Friday. Interior regions expect mostly sunny skies and gusty winds Friday with warmer temperatures Saturday. 24 hour period ends 4 am.
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Gary Cooper Near Death in Bel Air Home
Hollywood star Gary Cooper remains gravely ill with advanced cancer and is heavily sedated at his Bel Air residence. A friend says his condition is unchanged, he sleeps most of the time, and is fed intravenously. No hospitalization plans or visitors are permitted by his physician.
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Administration Plans To Stop To Deductible Spending
Titan missile test at Vandenberg AFB marked a key milestone in LNG development. A 98-foot rocket launched from a 146 foot deep underground silo flew 30 miles, with Gen. Power calling it a highly significant achievement amid roughly 100 million spent to fund underground shelters.
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Eisenhower Doubts Joint Chiefs In On Invasion Plan
Former president Eisenhower questioned the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the Cuban invasion plan and warned against overreliance on a single target. He noted errors in planning and stressed the need for broader, safer preparation while urging focus on future strategy.
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California Moves Against Narcotics
California advances in narcotics control with Gov. Brown signing a tough penalty bill for peddlers. Senate panel approves mandatory treatment for addicts at a state center, with sentences ranging six months to ten years for addicts and leeway for parole under supervision. Old Navy hospital near Corona eyed as treatment site amid local opposition.
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Blake Decided To Become Spy Of Own Free Will
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said British agent George Blake chose to become a Russian spy of his own free will, denying brainwashing. In Laos, Gen Phoumi Nosavan reported a ceasefire and halted military action as both sides restrained after Blake’s revelation and Russia leak reports.
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Purge Report in Cuban Churches Sparks Clergy Exodus
Havana Radio reported priests and nuns fleeing Oriente Province into Havana signaling a government purge of the clergy. The broadcast claimed popular support for Fidel Castro's antichurch drive as more than 20 private schools in Santiago were seized. Red Cross in Miami prepared to aid religious refugees and potential U.S. citizens, while no flight resumption date was given.
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Student Found Innocent Of Assault At Riot
Robert Meisenbach, 23, UC student, was found innocent of assault in the City Hall riots against the House Committee on Un-American Activities. A 12-person jury deliberated under three hours. prosecutors alleged he struck a patrolman with a night stick, while defense said he was attacked by police. Police arrested 64, with charges dropped for all but Meisenbach.
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Robert McCann Dies In Manila Of Cancer
Robert E. McCann, a U.S. businessman credited with building China’s first automobile assembly plant and a former prisoner in Communist China, died of cancer at Clark Air Base Hospital in Manila. He leaves a wife Flora and children Robert and Mary Dyer, with family from California and Washington visiting during his final days. His release from Red Chinese captivity came just 28 days before his death.
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Eisenhower Congratulates De Gaulle on Algeria peace effort
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent a letter to President Charles de Gaulle congratulating him on defeating the Algiers army mutiny. De Gaulle’s office released a French version of the letter wishing him full success in his efforts to achieve peace in Algeria.
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Indict Three On Fur Thefts In Los Angeles
A man and two women including a fugitive escaped after arrest were indicted on charges of belonging to a fur theft ring in Los Angeles. The trio faced counts tied to alleged involvement in stealing furs and related crimes. Prosecutors said the case centers on a ring targeting high value fur items.
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Calif fur ring nabbed. arrests target Palm Springs thefts
Enisly and Nacana, Hamer and Miss Pucci remained in county jail today while Miss Sarabia was sought after escaping Border Patrol. She was arrested at an India courtroom after being arraigned on charges of stealing furs in Palm Springs. Police say the ring stole 19 fur pieces from five Southern California salons in recent weeks.
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Attorneys Study Cohen's Assets in Tax Evasion Trial
Government lawyers opened the Cohen income tax evasion case by mapping assets from money orders to Cohen from two former girlfriends Liz Renay and Candy Barr. Renay is jailed for parole violation, Barr for narcotics offenses in Texas. Prosecution aims to show Cohen concealed funds dating back to 1945 totaling 378,456 dollars.
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Organized Labor Avoids Labor Bill Showdown
In Sacramento the labor bill debate cooled as unions moved to amend a broad measure by Assemblyman Philip Burton aiming to ease conservative opposition. The amendment, approved 63 to 1, preserves the bill but forces reprinting and a final vote slated for Friday, with Burton likely seeking further delays to Monday.
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Assembly approves temple aid in Egypt for India effort
The California Assembly passed by 70 to 1 a resolution urging support for obtaining a Nubian temple from Egypt for India. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Gordon Cologne of Indio, seeks political and cultural backing for the project.
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First American astronaut poised for Friday spaceflight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPI officials said clear weather looks likely for Friday morning launch of Alan B Shepard Jr the first American in space The Redstone rocket and Mercury capsule are ready with a 5 am PDT target If weather holds Shepard and backup John H Glenn Jr completed simulations Wednesday The countdown began at 530 am PDT today with final preflight checks 62 hours before launch Weather had delayed the previous attempt Tuesday due to conditions
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