Czech diplomat pressured U.S. employee to betray country
State Department accused M Miroslav Naevalic of threatening a U S government worker and pressuring him to reveal secrets to save his Czech fiancée. Officials said Naevalic would have been allowed to leave quietly but spies found his statements inconsistent. The couple later married and reside in the United States, with details of the fiancée’s escape undisclosed.
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Kennedy rests back in Virginia retreat awaiting doctor
President Kennedy, resting his back, waited for Dr Janet Travell to arrive with ultrasonic equipment for treatment at a Virginia retreat. He appeared at a public gathering on Friday for the first time since spraining his back a month ago. He urged Congress to fund social programs and aid, promising they will not fail again.
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Freedom riders face arrests from Florida to Jackson
A two day protest across central Florida cities ended with 17 arrests as authorities aimed to prevent threatened racial violence. In Tallahassee an interfaith group of 10 ministers and rabbis was jailed for unlawful assembly during a sit in at the new airport terminal. Three other persons were arrested with the clergy after refusing to end the protest. In Ocala three freedom riders were jailed after a scuffle at the bus terminal restaurant and later released on bond. A white truck driver in St. Petersburg was jailed for improper remarks to a Negro clergyman. In Jackson 116 demonstrators have now been jailed for anti-segregation protests.
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California police tie 1-year-old to officer shooting case
Phoenix reports Thomas Sears 19 was taken into custody in Gila Bend as California police question him. Sears waived extradition and will return to California. Earlier arrests include Donald Ketchel 23 and John N. Hardy 24 tied to the June 9 supermarket holdup and shooting of off duty patrolman George Elder 29.
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Unclear text from Hong and junta on Power Seizure Defense
Fragmented notes mention Hong and a junta leader promising to defend a seizure of power if needed before the United Nations General Assembly. No clear dates or places.
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Prairie Dogs Strike Shuts St Louis Zoo
Prairie dog workers walk out over a firing dispute leaving sixty striking staff in control of the zoo. Visitors are barred aside from some strikers as zoo director George Dierheller and others feed the animals amid lingering tension and a picket picnic outside.
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Prairie dogs carry brush into burrows delight watchers
Irvin B Owens a prairie dog keeper refused directive to fetch brush wood on off days after zoo officials ordered it for the animals diversion. He declined transfers and was fired after three refusals. Officials later supplied brush wood. animals carried it to burrows while no visitors watched.
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