Trujillo and Balaguer pledge Dominican elections
In Ciudad Trujillo on June 3, Gen Rafael L Trujillo Jr and President Balaguer pledged to hold free elections next year. Balaguer called May 16 elections a test of democracy and invited OAS witnesses. U S officials voiced concern and noted naval forces stood by with no planned landings.
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Washington
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Caribbean
Inside The Southern basis title fragment
Witnesses, hearings and editorial notes appear across pages while a note highlights Jackson Invitational with Franz and Edwardsville golfer setting an amateur course record amid area tourist potential and cars issue at a new college.
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Edwardsville
Jackie Kennedy Charm Lights Vienna Meeting Khrushchev
Jackie Kennedy tours Vienna with a formal reception at Schoenbrunn Palace where Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, impressed by her grace and dress, flirts with a photographer and shares smiles across the room. Khrushchev even asks to shake her hand and later chats warmly, calling the evening beautiful and brief. Kennedy reports wanting to return to Vienna soon.
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Associated Press
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Volga
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Schoenbrunn Palace
Jackie
Nikita
Leopold Figl
Walker Report Awaited By JFK After Europe Return
President Kennedy will review a probe into Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker, suspended a U S Army division commander in Germany. The inquiry follows Overseas Weekly claims that Walker distributed John Birch Society pamphlets to troops of the 24th Infantry Division and called Truman Acheson and Mrs Roosevelt "pink."
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Kennedy
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Germany
Overseas Weekly
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John Birch Society
Walker
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
Franklin J. Roosevelt
U. S. Fires Most Powerful Solid Rocket Engine
Aerojet-General Corp. restored today what is described as the world's most powerful solid fuel rocket engine. The giant motor with over 30 tons of sea propellant produced roughly 500,000 pounds of thrust, surpassing the U S Titan II's 460,000 pounds. The test, a 45 second static firing, occurred about 30 miles from Sacramento.
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Eisenhower aides debate tractors for Cuba prisoners swap
Washington reports former President Dwight D Eisenhower questioned the tractors for prisoners exchange with Cuba under Castro, saying it could set a bad international precedent. Officials noted Kennedy urged fund raising with Milton Eisenhower and others, while tax rules awaited Internal Revenue service ruling.
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APY
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Pary Larlars
Milton Shower
Kennedy Khrushchev Summit: Frank Talks On Laos
President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev held cordial private talks about Laos and nuclear tests during a six hour summit weekend. Discussions included ministers and aides with a joint press briefing, signaling cautious optimism despite tensions over West Berlin and disarmament.
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Adolf Schaerf
U.S
Germany
Salinger
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Berlin
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromykov
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Food Executive Killed By Son in Millburn
Robert Woodruff Besch Sr. a 42 year old A&P executive was shot during a struggle with his 14 year old son after the youth smashed into a locked room. The boy armed with two pistols later held police at bay in the living room before surrendering. He was questioned then sent to Essex County Youth House Newark for psychiatric concerns linked to exams at Newark Academy. The father was married to Micnie Wrightson Hartford heir to A&P stock worth about 17.5 million.
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Robert Woodruff Besch Sr
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Newark Academy
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George Buntington Hartford
Stevenson Leaves Caracas For Latin American Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson begins a Latin American mission on June 3 to build economic and social development programs and counter communism. He will visit 10 South American capitals starting in Caracas with talks with Venezuelan officials, while potential anti U S demonstrations loom due to Fidel Castro supporters.
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Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Antti- Castro
Caravasdale
Caracas
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Kennedy
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
America
Tax Revenue Hopes Fuel Outlook for 1962 Tax Cuts
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon said the 1962 prospect of a big revenue rise if the year is prosperous raises hope taxes can be cut. He noted the potential for lower rates hinges on strong economic performance and higher receipts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Tax Cut Possible Weighs On 1962 Budget Outlook
Nilson and Dilton discuss possible tax cuts if the recovery continues into 1962 and next year, depending on Congress approving an overall tax review and reform. Revenues are projected around 7 billion this year and about 381.4 to 390 billion next year, amid plans to adjust taxes to fund expenditures. Four die in a Monterrey cable car accident when a tower struck the car atop Saddle Mountain.
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Dilton
Mexico
Monterrey
Saddle Mountain
Tax adjustment aims to raise revenue via base widening
Dillon explains an adjustment should exceed any single cut and seek revenue by closing loopholes broadening the base and lowering tax rates to keep total revenue steady.
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B58 Bomber Crashes At Paris Air Show
A U S Air Force B58 bomber crash landed in a field near Louvres during a 15 nation Paris air show. Three crew members Maj Elmer Murphy Maj Eugene Moses and 1st Lt David Dickerson were killed as the four jet craft burned. Witnesses described a nonstandard maneuver before it vanished into overcast. The incident followed a record New York to Paris flight earlier in May.
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Poseyville
Ind
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Altoona
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Ardmore
Okla
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Paris
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Texas
Air Show
Future Cloudy For Alabama Freedom Riders
Montgomery officials face uncertain prospects as lawyers plan appeals of federal court orders on freedom rides. Judge Frank Johnson halted organized rides through Alabama to challenge racial barriers and issued injunctions against mob violence. He kept in force bans on the Ku Klux Klan and three individuals targeting riders and interstate bus travelers.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
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U. S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Is Fair For Southern Trnsis Weather Forecast
Fair conditions expected Sunday and Sunday night with increasing cloudiness Monday. Warmer nights, highs around 80, lows near 60s to mid 60s. Precipitation around 0.62 inches by Saturday morning. sunrise times noted at Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake spillways with lake levels above spillways at Devil's Kitchen Lake.
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Little Grassy Lake
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