United States Pledges $1 Billion in Aid at Latin Conference
The United States pledged $1 billion in emergency aid to the Alliance for Progress and promised rapid action on crash spending for hemisphere needs. Cuba's response to the Punta del Este declaration looms as the final document is prepared for signing.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
United States
Alliance For Progress
Hemisphere
U. S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ica
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Latin America
Crowds Tour Rightist Sect Leader's Estate
Right wing sect founder John R. Harrell said crowds visiting his Louisville Illinois estate were nearly double expectations as he defended harboring an AWOL Marine. He estimated roughly 2000 visitors from distant states including California and said no figures were available on donations to the Dion Davis Freedom Fund.
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Louisville
Ill
UPI
John R. Harrell
Dion Davis
Harrell
Illinois
California
Autopsy Slated In Death Of Actress Father
Beverly Hills California July 14 1962UPI an autopsy was to be performed to determine the cause of death of insurance broker Fred R Morrison 52 the father of actress Janet Leigh Morrison was found dead in his office with a note to his wife Helen and a half filled pill vial The coroner's office had not yet analyzed the pills Mrs Morrison collapsed upon hearing the news and Janet Leighs husband Tony Curtis arranged medical care for her Leigh returned to Southern California Sunday night
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Fred R. Morrison
Janet Leigh
Morrison
Helen
Carlsbad Sex Killings Probe Yields Slim Leads
In Carlsbad New Mexico authorities pursued few leads in the killings of two teen girls Mattie Restine 18 and Patty Sue Pritz 14 found in a ranch pasture 12 miles northwest of Carlsbad. Both were shot in the head and one was reportedly raped. Evidence consists of tire tracks footprints plaster casts and a car description from the Friday night scene.
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Carlsbad
N.M
UPI
Mattie Restine
Pete Restine
Patty Sue Pritz
Cullen Davidson
Mattie Retine
Peace
Richard I. Floyd
Patty Sue
Floyd
A. J. Smith
Pritz
Planes Cause Parking Woe for Tucson Airport
Nearly 400 private airplanes belonging to the National Flying Farmers Association arrived for a week long convention at the Santa Rita Hotel. The fleet, carrying more than 1,000 members, created a knotty parking problem for Tucson Municipal Airport officials as sessions began.
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Tucson
UPI
National Flying Farmers Association
Santa Rita
Deadline Set By UAW For Auto Strike
The United Auto Workers plans to poll 500000 workers at General Motors Ford and Chrysler about striking August 31 if no progress occurs in current contract talks. UAW President Walter Reuther said the executive board approved the strike vote after a five hour meeting due to a lack of progress with the automakers. The board rejected a proposal to poll 25000 American Motors workers, noting AMC has shown willingness to bargain.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Auto Indus
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
AMC
Mikoyan Faces Rough Reception in Japan
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan arrived in Tokyo for an eight day visit to open a Soviet trade fair amid warnings of possible upheaval. Police provided heavy security as about 50 rightists and ultranationalists gathered at the airport with few incidents. He pledged to improve economic political and cultural ties between the USSR and Japan despite no peace treaty after World War II.
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Nese
Mikoyan
Panese
Japan
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan rejects Mikoyan trade pact bid in Tokyo
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan offered a long term trade deal trading oil coal and iron ore for Japanese cooperation. International Trade and Industry Minister Eisaku Sato rejected the proposal saying Japan is not ready to conclude such a pact.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Russia
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Russian to visit Japan this century arrived here today
A Russian visitor arrived in Japan today with plans to tour during this century. No further details available.
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Japan
Pistol Bullet Injures Child in Phoenix Home
Steven C. Caldwell aged 2 was wounded when a .22 pistol discharged while he played at his home. Hospital attendants said he was in good condition. police were told the weapon was found hidden in a bedroom by his parents. The accident happened Sunday morning.
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Phoenix
UPI
Steven C. Caldwell
Good Samaritan Hospital
C. A. Caldwell
East
Amelia Street
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