Courageous girl rescues kitten from Milwaukee river
In Milwaukee a high school girl Carol Adams dived from a bridge after two boys tossed a five month old kitten into the river. She swam and was saved, with the kitten eventually rescued by two bystanders. Police and classmates identified the teens involved as Richard Pochett and Ted Adams.
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Ross) Pochett
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Racial Test Ban Ordered in Montgomery Alabama
Judge Johnson ordered four Freedom Rider groups to stop racial barrier tests in Alabama pending further court action. He also issued a no bus violence order against Montgomery police, the Ku Klux Klan, and four individuals, threatening jail for leaders if rioting recurs. The injunction bars interference with interstate bus travel and prohibits police from failing to protect segregation challenges.
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Federal injunction targets Klan and civil rights figures in bus protests
The Justice Department sought an injunction accusing police of failing to protect riders during a mob attack on May 20 and extending to Birmingham Anniston and other Alabama cities. The order targets the KKK and named figures such as Robert Shelton Alvin Horn and several Montgomery activists including Martin Luther King Jr Ralph Abernathy and Wyatt Walker.
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Kennedy De Gaulle meet ends with Berlin obligations
Paris June 2 President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle wrap talks with a joint communique confirming basic agreement on obligations toward West Berlin. Kennedy says discussions boost confidence ahead of Vienna talks with Khrushchev, while confirming shared views on Berlin and Western unity.
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Kennedy Aims for Peace Talks After Paris Meeting
Paris June 2 AP President Kennedy spoke at a Press Club luncheon outlining progress toward East West talks. He urged Western nations to boost aid to underdeveloped regions in Asia Africa and Latin America and praised Britain and France for colonial policy. He said normalizing relations with Red China requires two sides and voiced cautious optimism on Geneva negotiations. He noted Soviet policy shifts and warned against force in Berlin while stressing the goal of peace.
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Bill to force auto tax payments turned down
Springfield June 2 AP The Missouri House Revenue Committee rejected a bill that would require a motorist to show a paid up personal property tax before renewing an auto license. Sponsor Rep Edward M Figeld said this would improve collections while opponents argued delinquent tax collection is a sheriff and state's attorney duty. In Johnson County officials reported 97 percent effectiveness after pursuing judgments.
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Khrushchev Arrives in Austria for Talks
Soviet leader Khrushchev reached Austria for a high level conference with Western officials. Austrian guards lined the route to Vienna as Soviet and Austrian representatives prepared for the Kennedy Khrushchev talks beginning the following weekend. The report notes guarded optimism on both sides about potential progress in easing Cold War tensions.
Remap plan aims to redraw districts in Illinois
Springfield June 2 The proposed congressional redistricting map by Republicans would place Reps. Kenneth Gray and Peter F. Mack in the same 24th District. The plan reconfigures counties where the two lawmakers reside and contemplates antenna and relay data in the new district as part of the beta proposal.
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Economy Advocates Clash Over Filibuster Tactics
Springfield June 2 AP. Powell blocks attempt to filibuster halting important bills. Stanfield R Kansas tries to dramatize economy need, but is thwarted as the House reads bills in full. No specific program details given for mental health or education budget.
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Trujillo Dictator’s Son Named Chief of Dominican Armed Forces
Nation mourns as Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr., long tied to his father’s rule, is named commander in chief of the Dominican Republic’s 25,000 strong armed forces by President Balaguer. The elder Trujillo was killed in an ambush while en route to his estate, triggering a calm yet stunned reaction nationwide.
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Miller elected National GOP Chairman in unanimous vote
Rep William E Miller of New York was elected chairman of the Republican National Committee. He succeeds Sen Thruston B Morton who resigned to campaign for reelection. Miller, 47, is the 43rd chairman and the second Roman Catholic to hold the post. He supported Nixon last year but remains neutral on a 1964 candidate.
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Arizona
Eisenhower urges GOP to challenge Kennedy on policy
Former President Eisenhower addresses 6000 Republicans at a $100 dinner, urging a sharp, partisan attack on Kennedy’s fiscal and foreign policies. He criticizes the administration, praises unity, and predicts history will judge Kennedy’s choices, while noting Khrushchev meeting plans.
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Soviet rocket loses contact with Earth after February
Soviet scientists said the rocket did not respond to signals after Feb 27 and was presumed out of radio contact. Venus, shrouded in mist, has not been seen. They noted the craft carried no photographic equipment and calculated it would miss Venus by about 56 million miles, relay data, then loop around the sun.
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Congo Soldiers Rampage in Kivu Province Reported
June 2 AP dispatch says Congolese troops conducted a week long massacre and arson in Kivu Province. Thousands fled to the mountains as UN aid programs were set up for refugees. Many dead believed to be women and children. no whites confirmed killed. UN officials note Malayans found bodies. violence linked to tribal rivalries and unrest around Nyageai area where areas of land were devastated and burned.
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