U.S. Reconsiders Laos Diplomatic Plan Amid Arms Build-Up
Washington reports indicate a shift from backing a three nation neutral Laos commission toward accepting a Cambodian plan approved by Russia. Britain may back it if a fact finding mission is sent immediately. The State Department cites a large Communist arms buildup in northern Laos and aid from North Vietnam as stalling peace efforts.
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Savang Vathana
United States
Russia
Rence
London
Britain
Laos
U.S
State Department
Viet Nam
Holy Cross Lutheran Church Plans Expansion
The Holy Cross Lutheran Church near Hayden Road and Avalon Road unveils a new seven acre site with a 56 by 111 feet building, 16 room education complex, and seating for 800. Construction by Lufkin Construction Co. aims for completion around August 1 with a 50 foot tower and eight foot cross.
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Hayden Road
Thomas Road
E. Avalon
K. H. Meyer
Adrian Hansen
Robert Keiser
Morris Rupp
Francis Schulz
Larry Mueller
William Knight
Lufkin Construction Co
Airlines Safe Says ATA Leader Before Senate Subcommittee
UPI reports Air Transport Association President Stuart G. Tipton urged lawmakers not to push drastic air safety changes. He argued airlines are safe now and improving, noting concerns over recent accidents but stressing no need to curtail operations at peak hours. He cited a long term decline in passenger fatality rates over 25 years.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Airlines
Congress
Air Transport Association
ATA
Stuart G. Tipton
Senate
Cuban leader urges uprisings across Latin America
President Osvaldo Dorticos asked Latin American delegates at the First Regional Conference of Plantations to spark revolutions modeled on Cuba's independence fight. Meanwhile Havana reported anti-Castro militants throwing at least five bombs in Almendares Miramar and San Rafael Street, causing window damage but no casualties.
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Havana
Cuba
UPI
Osvaldo Dorticos
Latin America
San Rafael Street
U.N. Aid Rushed In Congo Faces Heavy Fighting
United Nations troops in the Congo prepared to use force to defend two strategic bases amid heavy attacks by Congolese infantry and artillery. Nations including India Tunisia Liberia and Indonesia pledged or boosted contingents as Hammarskjold summoned the Congo Advisory Committee for an emergency session.
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United Nations, NY
UPI
U.N
Congo
India
United: ‘Nations
New
Indonesia
Hammarskjold
Kitona
Banana
Leopoldville
The
United Nations
Matadi
U. N
Conan
Ling ‘Hammarskjold
Joseph Kiemba
Meanda
Postal Delivery Area Change to Scottsdale Route
The area east of 56th Street between Thomas and Oak Streets has been moved from Phoenix to Scottsdale for postal service. Postmaster O. C. Wilson notes that Fairway Park development is included, with Scottsdale receiving service south of Thomas Road from 56th Street to Scottsdale Road along Oak Street.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
O. C. Wilson
56Th Street
Thomas and
Oak Streets
Fairway Park
Thomas Road
Scottsdale Road
Oak Street
Algerian Rebels Stir New Trouble in Belcourt
French officials say Algerian nationalists are fomenting new demonstrations and clashes between European settlers and Muslims in Belcourt. A crowd of several hundred Muslims marched Friday night, shouting for the National Liberation Front, and police and troops dispersed the mob with no reported casualties.
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Algeria
APID
Belcourt
National Liberation Front
FLN
Angry protesters clash with sailors at Dunoan Polaris depot
About 1,500 Britons gathered in Dunoon to march against U S nuclear submarines at Holy Loch. Two American sailors were chased into a teashop by the mob until a Methodist minister intervened to keep them safe. Protesters shouted Yankee go home as the River Clyde steamer arrived for the anti Polaris march.
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Scotland
UPS
Kenyon
Wright
Holy Loch
Dunoan Pier
Clyde
Scottish Council For Nuclear
U.S
Elizabeth Taylor Ill With Pneumonia Amid London Hospitalization
Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 29, is seriously ill with pneumonia and placed in an oxygen tent at the Dorchester Hotel in London. Doctor Carl Heinz Goldman said she has a very high temperature but is expected to recover. Eddie Fisher remains at her bedside as Oscar season continues with her fourth nomination in four years for Butterfield 38.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
UPI
Salse Bene
Miss. Taylor
Dorchester Hotel
Carl Heinz Goldman
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Khrushchev Won’t Attend U.N. General Assembly
New Delhi India UPI Khrushchev advised Indian authorities he does not plan to attend the U.N. General Assembly session opening Tuesday. Reliable sources said he sent word to Prime Minister Nehru during a Siberian farm tour reported by Kurgan.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Kurgan
Jawaharlal Nehru
Fliers Reflect On Soviet Attack
Capts John R. McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead recalled their July 1 RB47 attack above the Barents Sea and seven months of captivity in Moscow as they spoke publicly for the first time at Forbes Air Force Base. They described the shoot down, icy cells, and interrogations while Maj Willard G. Palm died in the crash and three crewmates remained missing.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
John R. McKone
Freeman B. Olmstead
Olmstead
McKore
Willard G. Palm
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D.C
McKone
Eugene Posa
Oscar L.goforth
Dean Phillips
Unemployment Above 5.5 Million in February, Economists Say
Government economists estimate February unemployment topped 5.5 million. They cite a record 3.422 million drawing jobless benefits in the week ending February 18, a seven percent rise from January. The total unemployed likely rose further in February compared with January.
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Washington
UPI
Arcadia PTA Hosts Magic Show For Fund Raising
The Arcadia High School PTA presents a two hour magic show on Monday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the school auditorium on Indian School Read east of 44th Street Guest artist Arnold Furst of Los Angeles magician author lecturer and traveler will headline The Jim Campbell combo performs before and during intermissions The event raises funds for textbooks for needy students and library purchases
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Arcadia
PTA
44Th Street
Arnold Furst
Los Angeles
Jim Campbell
Peiping and Kennedy Contact Near First Diplomatic Talks
Communist China ambassador Wang Ping-nan is due to return this weekend to begin formal contact with the Kennedy administration. He will meet U.S. Ambassador Jacob D. Beam Tuesday, marking the 103rd session in a Geneva launched talk series since 1955.
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Warsaw
UPI
Wang Pingnan
Peiping
Kennedy
Wang
U.S
Jacob D
Beam
Geneva
Snowstorm brings relief to drought regions in midwinter
A late winter snowstorm moved east through the central and northern plains with seven inches in Wyoming and six or more in Colorado and Nebraska. The Weather Bureau warned stockmen as rain may raise flood risk in Alabama while new rains threaten peak flooding later in the week.
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United Press International
Che Wyo
Greeley& Colo
Norfolk
Neb
Gore Pas Cole
Pach End
California
Seattle
Alabama
Barry Goldwater Sees Wave of Conservatism for 1962
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater declared a wave of conservatism sweeping the nation and that he would devote himself to electing good conservative Republicans to Congress in 1962. He said the only objective is electing good conservatives to the Senate and House, and that failure in 1962 means he will not win with any conservative in 1964.
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New York
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Jacob. K.’ Javits
Goldwater
Senate
GOP
Young Americans For Freedom
Arizona
House
Philadelphia May OK Prostitutes
UPI reports Philadelphia weighs legalizing prostitution as the February grand jury urged licensing bordellos, registering full prostitutes, and enforcing a health program. Church leaders oppose, warning legalization would widen vice and crime, while the jury frames prostitution as a social problem rather than a crime.
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UPI
United States
Itt
Fred Pierce Corson
Methodist Church of
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