Dutch Liner With 62 On Board Feared Missing
A Viasa Airlines DC8 with 62 aboard including 10 children vanished after takeoff from Lisbon en route to the Azores and Caracas. Officials lost radio contact four minutes after departure. search efforts by US and Portuguese forces scanned the area between Portugal and the Azores for any sign of the plane or survivors.
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Kennedy Prepares for Europe Trip on 44th Birthday
President Kennedy rests on Cape Cod before a seven hour non stop flight to Paris for talks with de Gaulle and Khrushchev. He aims to show the United States will not be bullied and to strengthen Atlantic unity during a European mission.
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Memorial Day Weather Forecast From The Associated Press
Showers dampen parts of the West and scattered spots in the East but pleasant sunny weather expected for most of the nation on Memorial Day. Light rain fell in northern California and parts of the central and northern plateau. showers also in central Plains New England and Virginia. Highs 86 to 90 with lows 65 to 70 and variable winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Missile dispute ends at the Cape
At Cape Canaveral a months old disagreement over U. S. missile bases was settled by two photographers unions and RCA. The pledge to the Kennedy administration to refrain from strikes was to be formally ratified at a Cocoa Beach mass meeting of about 300 union members tonight.
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U.S. Honors Its War Dead as Memorial Day Toll Rises
The nation mourns fallen service members while Memorial Day travel drives a record highway death toll. Traffic fatalities reached 368 with 70 drownings and 132 other accidental deaths, totaling 500 holiday deaths. States like California and Michigan reported high counts as safety officials urge caution. Senator Richard B. Russell to lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Mississippi Riders Trade Jails After Beating Allegation
Prison farm guards allegedly beat Rev Gordy T. Vivian after he refused to say sir to a guard. The FBI opened an inquiry at the request of a Justice Department official as 19 riders were jailed amid protests over segregation-law violations in Jackson Mississippi.
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Sarasota County Adds 2 To Toll On Memorial Day
Sarasota County reports two more traffic deaths in a Memorial Day toll. Christian J. Lucas 71 of Winter Park died in a head on crash on U S 41 near Holiday Harbor Sunday. His wife—a passenger in the Lucas car—also died. Robin Duane Anspach and Philip Anspach of Venice survived in the other car. Mrs Mary H Kermer remains hospitalized along with two other passengers. Lucas formerly lived in Tarentum Pennsylvania.
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FBI Silent On Sabotage Probe Of U S Communications
FBI agents probing the dynamiting of three relay stations offered no progress updates as guards patrolled similar facilities in the West and Midwest. Crews, using portable gear, aimed to restore two microwave and one cable relay sites in Utah and Nevada. Col. C. M. MacGregor cited WWIII era demolition explosives sold through surplus offices, doubting origin traceability. Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich suggested possible foreign-agent involvement.
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ICC Asked To Define Anti Mix
The Interstate Commerce Commission may act soon on Attorney General Kennedy’s request to issue rules barring segregation in bus travel. The ICC is not obliged to adopt the Justice Department’s call to eliminate confusion in interstate bus law and may hold a public hearing after determining next steps.
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Federal Aid Food Stamps Debut in McDowell County
Needy residents in Southern West Virginia gain a more dignified way to receive aid as the first of eight pilot food stamp programs begins in McDowell County. The program uses a currency valid only for food purchases and marks a new approach to relief.
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Kennedy Gains Backing for Cuba Prisoner Trade Push
President Kennedy appears to gain support for a prisoner for machinery swap with Cuba, as Senator John Sherman Cooper backs the White House campaign. Critics remain wary and question Castro's move to trade lives for equipment.
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South Korea Ruled Without A Charter
The republic of Korea had no constitution as a military junta ruled by decrees led by Lt. Gen. Chang Do-Young. The regime kept the appearance of legality for President Posun Yung while power rested with the military authorities and the U.S. and Latin American policy debates continued in Washington.
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Prison Official Halts Convict Boxers In Miami Beach
A state prison official said he ordered a halt to convict boxers appearing on fight cards in Miami Beach. He acted to curb boxing’s influence after convict fighters had been on promoter Chris Dundee’s cards at the Miami Beach Auditorium between Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale for over a year before the halt two months ago.
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Bayshore Gardens Homes Priced From 10890 to 16590
Open nine in the morning until dusk on new US 41 between Sarasota and Bradenton. Bayshore Gardens offers housing priced from 10 790 to 16 590 and markets a pleasant community for families and retirees alike.
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