Kennedy Reports on Vienna Talks in TV Address
President Kennedy returned to Washington after six hours at Goose Bay and a London to Vienna diplomatic sweep. He outlined three hours of talks with Khrushchev and leaders Macmillan and de Gaulle, saying the Vienna discussions touched Laos Berlin and disarmament and that the summit was not intended as a summit. Jacqueline Kennedy stayed in London with a Greece visit planned later. Secretary Rusk accompanied him as he prepared a televised report for the nation.
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Ships Collide Off Virginia in Heavy Fog
Two ships collided in thick fog off Cape Henry eight miles southeast of Virginia. The 13,000-ton World Challenger sustained bow damage but stayed underway to Baltimore, while the 8,000-ton Maipo suffered a six-foot hull gash and vanished for an hour before radio contact was reestablished. Both vessels anchored with no survivors aboard and no immediate danger of sinking.
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Carolina Squelches Race Riot By United Press International
Patrols and deputies broke up a crossroad clash in Trinity North Carolina as about 150 whites armed with various weapons gathered to attack the Negro district after a store refused service to two Negro youths. Nine highway patrol cars and sheriff's deputies kept the groups apart. no arrests. Nine highway patrol cars and deputies combed the area seeking Robert Parris who vanished during the disturbance. The incident amid a broader nation scene tied to the Freedom Rider movement and northern support.
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Supreme Court splits 5-4 on anti Communist laws
The Supreme Court's tentative backing for two anti Communist laws leaves the Communist party and the government ready for further court battles. Gus Hall denounces the decision in New York, while the Justice Department delays an immediate statement. The ruling shows a divided court and signals more legal wrangles ahead.
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Bryant At His Desk 500 Bills Await Action
Tallahassee Florida Governor Farris Bryant returns to work on more than 500 bills sent to his desk for action. He has 20 days to act on bills filed after May 27. He signed a law authorizing a study of a toll road from Miami to Tampa crossing five counties and supported riot control measures for crowd disturbances. He also signed measures making misappropriation of child support a felony and tightening penalties for illicit alcohol production and distribution.
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Fliers Begin Simulated Trip To Moon
In San Antonio two airmen Captain Lewis C. Gang and Captain Bernard L. Westfall began a 17 day simulated space cabin mission in an 8 by 12 foot sealed steel tank at 12 15 pm Monday. Scientists at the School of Aerospace Medicine expect the test to reveal how men perform under space conditions.
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Tampa Wife Held Witness In Robbery Case
Victoria Higgins, 31, held as material witness in the $41,000 National Bank of Tampa robbery after missing a $2,500 bond. Bail set by U.S. Commissioner Morrison Buck. Higgins arrested Sunday at her Lake Ellen home. FBI still seeks her husband Clarence Higgins and Franklin Everett Parramore of Chester, Pa., charged in the robbery.
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H-Bombs Would Meet Red March
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said the West would use nuclear weapons to meet any overwhelming Soviet attack on Europe even if the Reds did not fire first. He reaffirmed NATO would respond with nuclear arms if overwhelmed and that the U S would boost conventional forces rather than pursue a nuclear limited war. He noted no large manpower buildup and placed U S forces at about 2.5 million, not far behind the Soviet total. The administration proposed a 25 000 man service increase, which Gilpatric signaled as the end of additions.
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Three Die In Pre-Dawn Hotel Blaze In Cleveland Tennessee
A pre-dawn fire leveled a wooden frame hotel near central Cleveland. At least three people died Luther Moore Jim Shehan both residents of the Prater Hotel and Carl C Hunt 18 of Maryville Tenn. several others injured as occupants leaped to escape the flames.
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Hargis Book Serial Wins Favorable News Comment
Billy James Hargis is featuring his book 6minist America in a serialized form in current news coverage. The presentation draws favorable comments from readers and media outlets, highlighting the controversial work’s reception and ongoing discussion.
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Governor Bryant to form education and mental health study panels
Sources close to Gov. Farris Bryant say he will activate 15 member education study and seven member mental health committees to review Florida's schools and mental health facilities. Members will serve without pay and assess effectiveness, efficiency, and economy of the programs.
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Actress and two others held in dope raid
In Hollywood West, actress Barbara Burns and two women were arrested by sheriff narcotics officers after a surveillance raid. Officers reported 95 heroin capsules found hidden around the West Hollywood apartment. Peggy Lillias Russell, 47, a writer, and Barbara Louise Swann, 36, an artist, were also booked.
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D Day Remembered by Sarasotans on 17th Anniversary
Sarasotans E P Whitman William Chapman and Richard McKenna recalled D Day 17 years ago as McKenna, then a glider crewman with the 61st Troop Carrier Group out of England, rode high above the English Channel heading for France to hold bridges for incoming troops. He later served as a Sarasota Police Dispatcher at Sarasota Police Headquarters.
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Kefauver targets price fixers in bid rigging probe
Senate antitrust chief Estes Kefauver urges corporations to purge price fixers rather than rely on memos. After a five week probe of conspiracies to fix prices and rig bids in electrical equipment, he says directives alone won t ensure compliance and that real action is needed.
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North on U S 41 Open mime in the morning until dark
An unclear note states that something moves north on U S 41 from morning until dark suggesting continuous activity or operation along the highway. The fragment mentions mime but lacks context, making the exact subject or event uncertain. The terse line hints at a planned or ongoing activity on the road but provides no dates people organizations or outcomes.
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Hillsborough Spreads Not For Deviates
In Tampa area Hillsborough County authorities intensified a crackdown on sex deviates. Five men were arrested Monday after 35 were taken into custody over the weekend on charges including crime against nature and lewd conduct. Percy A Jenkins, 35, principal of Citrus Park Elementary, was among weekend arrests and suspended by the school district amid investigations.
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Big Rocket May Travel On Highway
CAPE CANAVERAL. The Wheeler Dam collapse on the Tennessee River prompts NASA to consider moving the 100000 pound super booster by barge from Huntsville through Tennessee and Ohio rivers to Florida by inland waterways. Repair of the dam could take 45 days or more, says Maj. R. A. Petrone the Saturn project manager.
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Communists In Europe Lose Ground
London reports from the Times show Communist party membership in free Europe declining from 3 million to 2 million in a little over seven years. The drop in party votes is smaller, from 13 million to 11 million, but parliamentary representation has fallen. The Times notes European lower-house Communist membership fell by 100, from 331 to 231 in 1953.
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Weather outlook through Wednesday with warm highs
Generally fair conditions persist through Wednesday. Expect daytime highs around 85 to 95 degrees and nightly lows near 65 to 75. Variable winds will range from 8 to 15 mph.
Student Delivers Address In Latin at Columbia Commencement
John Vaio of Oakland California delivered the valedictory address at Columbia University commencement in New York. The ceremony featured Vaio speaking in Latin as part of the traditional address.
Kensingtee Park Hosts Cavalcade of Homes 1961
The Cavalcade of Homes at Kensingtee Park opens for public inspection from 9 a.m. to dusk. The 1.4-acre recreation center is featured with prices starting at 11,960 dollars and 376 dollars down.
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Gulf Gate housing offers furnished models at 12.9K to 629K
On the back page a Gulf Gate homes feature lists furnished models priced from twelve thousand nine hundred five dollars to six hundred twenty nine thousand dollars. FHA terms referenced. details unclear due to OCR garble.
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