U.S. Soviet Plan To Defer Arms Debate
U S and Soviet Union plan to defer the arms debate at the United Nations by resuming private talks on the East West negotiating committee and postponing until the next session. They propose a joint resolution asking to defer until Sept 19 while exploring makeup and principles for the talks. Mexico India and the United Arab Republic eyed as neutral participants.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Oao
Kennedy
Cadedly
Geneva
Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Mexico
India
United Arab Republic
Fort Lauderdale frees 84 collegians after rioting
In Fort Lauderdale 84 students arrested during campus disturbances were released by Municipal Court Judge Raymond A. Doumer after a riot in which 72 received jail terms and 12 awaited arraignment. One senior from Mankato State College faced 70 days for inciting a riot.
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Fort Lauderdale
Raymond A. Doumer
George T. Dallage
Mankato State College
Mankato
Minn
Peel Case In Hands Of Jurors
The trial of Joseph A. Peel Jr. ended with a 12 member jury deliberating over a sensational 1955 case. The state pressed for the death penalty for Peel as an accessory before the fact in the presumed murder of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingworth whose body was never found. The disappearances of Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie near Palm Beach sparked Florida intrigue. Peel appeared calm as jurors retired after a 21 minute charge from Judge D. C. Smith.
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UPI
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Peel
C. E. Chillingworth
Little St. Lucie County
D. C. Smith
Chillingworth
Florida
Marjorie
Palm Beach
Cleveland Blaze Toll May Be 10
A three story commercial and apartment building in Cleveland burned in the early morning fire. At least three people died William Merriweather 58 and two five year old girls Linda Simpson and Linda Joyce Carr. Ten injured and five to seven more feared in rubble. Firefighters worked to reach victims.
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Cleveland
UPI
William Merriweather
Linda Simpson
Linda Joyce Carr
Simpson
Violent storm damages north Florida towns and farms
The Associated Press reports a winder storm ripped through north Florida causing damaged buildings, downed trees, and broken power lines. A baby tornado struck Ponce de Leon near DeFuniak Springs, injuring no one, while Quincy saw damaged tenant houses and tobacco barns. Tallahassee experienced outages as lines and trees blocked highways. Temperatures fell from 82 to 62 degrees between noon and 2 pm with partly cloudy skies and warm conditions expected through Friday.
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Associated Press
Florida
Ponce
de Leon
DeFuniak Springs
Quincy
Tallahassee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Perature
Pageant of Homes and Furniture Fashions at Gulf Gate
Weather Eye notes a 1961 pageant of homes and furniture fashions at Gulf Gate on US 41 at Pt. Rd. Homes priced from to 19996 dollars. Advertising blurb highlights display and pricing details for potential buyers.
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Gulf Gate
Pt. Rd
Homes Priced From 10 790 Near Bayshore Gardens
Real estate notice states nine to the morning open unit dark at Gayshore Gardens on US 41 with homes priced from 10 790.
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Gayshore Gardens
73 Military Bases Of U S To Close Up
The Defense Department lists 52 domestic installations to shut over three years, costing 9,000 civilian jobs, plus 21 overseas bases in eight countries. President Kennedy says to prune excess facilities for a leaner military, with Georgia gaining the naval air training unit and other regional moves. McNamara adds about 50 million in annual savings after openings and closures.
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UPI
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Kennedy
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Georgia
Naval Air Technical Training
Olathe
Kan
Glynco
Alabama
Redstone Arsenal
Missile Command
Florida
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Green Cove Springs
Naval Industrial Shipyard
Tampa
General Services Administration
Navy Construction Battalion Center
Gulfport Miss
Kingsville
Tex
Naval Air Station
Meridian
Miss
Defense
Robert
McNamara
SR 39 Won't Split Park Says Cason
State Road 39 will not go through Myakka State Park, per State Road Board Member Walter Cason of Tampa. He made the pledge amid a county meeting with residents protesting the routing, noting he would do his best to keep the road out of the 16,000-acre park.
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Bradenton
Manatee County
Myakka State Park
State Road Board
Walter Cason
Tampa
Cason
State Park
John Fite Robertson
Sarasota
State Parks Board
Tallahassee
John Phillips
Lakeland
Robertson
Fiery Cross Puzzles Cop At Ellenton
A 14 foot cross burned on U.S. 301 north of Ellenton during a Wednesday night incident. Sheriff Ken Gross said there was no known significance and no illegal activity detected, despite leaflets dropped over nearby towns promoting anti integration.
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Fiery Cross
Ellenton
U.S. 301
Here
Ken Gross
Gross
Parrish
Palmetto
West Bradenton
President Kennedy Flies To Palm Beach For Easter Visit
President Kennedy flies from Andrews Air Force Base to Palm Beach Florida for a brief Easter vacation with Jacqueline Kennedy and their children. He remains ready to return to Washington immediately if the Laotian crisis requires action. Accompanying him areSenator J William Fulbright Mrs Fulbright and roving Ambassador Averell Harriman.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Averell Harriman
Cuba Teen Teresita Saavedra Dies in Protest Against Castro
Teresita Saavedra a 16 year old girl from Sancti Spiritus Cuba reportedly set herself ablaze rather than endure further interrogation by the G2 army intelligence service. Her death circulated amid claims by pro Castro groups and denial of direct G2 involvement. Her relatives say they are poor and simply ask for life.
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Cuba
UPI
Batista
Legion
Fidel. Castro
Teresita Saavedra
Teresita
Castro
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