Kennedy Defends Democracy in Java Speech Tour
Attorney General Robert Kennedy told Indonesian students in Jogjakarta that democracy must be developed and urged peaceful settlement in the West New Guinea dispute. He called the Mexican War unjustified during a University of Indonesia session, saying the United States could have avoided involvement and that democracy comes from example.
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Jogjakarta
Indonesia
Robert F
Kennedy
Central Jaya
Llhel
Sii
Americar
Soviet Union
Albania
U.S
New Guinea
Kenedy
Genewal
West New Guinea
Subandria
Jakarta
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Kini Grande
Pacific
United States
Mexico
Texas
Nueces’River
Rio Grande
University of Indonesia
Coins Tested by Commission Confirm Coin Standards
A select group of Philadelphia and Denver mint coins were tested in Philadelphia to ensure they meet specifications. The assay commission examined pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars from ten samples shipped for inspection. President Kennedy appointed members to the commission to review coin weight and fineness annually.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Denver
America
Kennedy
Steam Kills Baby in Crib in Manhattan Home
A one year old, Shawn Lambe, died after steam escaped from a radiator in a Manhattan apartment. Police say a broken valve released hot steam and dust as the child lay in his crib while his mother, Marian, worked in another room. Ended by the steamer incident, investigators seek the valve leak and radiator maintenance.
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New York
Shawn Lambe
Marian
Manhattan
Castle Hills Fire Truck Debate Sees April Vote Loom
Castle Hills moves to buy a fire engine amid budget strains and political dispute. Mayor Hartman opposes due to cost while Councilman Wyatt remains undecided. The April 3 city election looms as voters face the truck purchase and its impact on taxes and finances.
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Castle Hills
Thelforton
Hayman
Vooters
Martman
Miles Wyatt
Connestinat J. L
Craighead
Wenting
Luther Hartman
Hostesses Cleared in Escape Plot Case at Miami
In Miami Florida three air hostesses Evelyn Steele 27 Jacqueline Duplantis 21 were cleared of charges alleging they aided an escape plot. Judge Ralph Ferguson dismissed the case citing insufficient evidence. Detained Crespo 20 linked to the inquiry was not charged. The women denied any scheme to help Crespo flee to Tampa and New York.
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Miami Fla
Justice of the Peace
Ralph Ferguson
Evelyn Steele
Jacqueline Duplantis
Ferguson
Lacey Galano
Ilo
Charles Crespo
Tampa
New York
Crespo
Summit Notes Talks Already Shaken and Split
A chaotic wire service style report from Washington and San Antonio hints at tensions over a Geneva summit and disarmament talks. Khrushchev’s possible trip to Geneva is debated as U S officials weigh whether atmospheric tests proceed. Western leaders anticipate a decision on tests by month’s end, with Moscow pushing for a high level forum amid cooling prospects for a summit.
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Ae Y Dander
Itchy
San Antonio
Tex
Eyeyappa
Sree Welt
Hien
Washington
Baker
U.S
Geneva
Albe
Donic
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Brit Yish
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
United States
Kennelly
Khrushenov
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Wedd
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