Kennedy and Macmillan Meet On Western Strategy
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan held talks in London weighing Western strategy after Vienna and Laos progress. Kennedy plans a half hour radio television address Tuesday night. Salinger announced the 6 p.m. CST broadcast from the White House. The two leaders stressed rights and obligations in Berlin and noted progress toward Geneva talks despite limited concrete gains. Khrushchev warned against miscalculation as he returned to welcome Sukarno of Indonesia amid Soviet aid.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Pierre Salinger
White House
Mutual Broadcasting System
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
Vienna
Laos
Geneva
Berlin
de Gaulle
Mr. Macmillan
Washington
Sukarno
Indonesia
West Berlin
London
Jacqueline Kennedy Delights London Crowds In Daylight Appearance
Frances Lewine reports Jacqueline Kennedy, in a yellow suit with pearls, wowed Londoners as she arrived with Prime Minister Macmillan for a luncheon at Admiralty House and prepared to meet Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. Crowds cheered, police kept order, and a rare sunny day framed the first lady’s European visit conclusion.
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Mrs. Kennedy
Princess Margaret
Rene
Radziwill
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Kennedy
Buckingham Palace
America
Paris
Jacke
Vienna
Khrushchev and Kennedy Hold Firm Lines in Vienna Talks
In Vienna Premier Khrushchev stuck to anti Western policies during talks with President Kennedy. U.S. officials hope the summit may temper his course. Kennedy warned that any showdown over West Berlin would be defended by Allies and urged careful restraint. They discussed disarmament and a possible Laos agreement, but no new U.S. policy changes were announced. The outcome hinges on Khrushchev’s future actions regarding Berlin, disarmament, and a potential separate peace with East Germany.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S
West Berlin
Taos
Cuba
United States
Khrushevev
Berlin
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Hyat
Geneva
Britain
Russia
Wheyslichev
Laos
Kheyshchev
SIU Stresses Buildings Over Education in Edwardsville Hearing
Former SIU vice president Harold Lee told a legislative subcommittee that SIU overemphasizes campus buildings at Edwardsville and underemphasizes educational planning. He urged Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses remain autonomous and criticized the president Morris's administration. The hearing heard from other SIU officials as about 250 attended, including Morris and staff.
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Carl Mayhew
Southern Vnolsan
Springfield
Harold Lee
Southern Wilneis University
SIU
Edwardsville
See
Ralph Stephenson
R-Mcilae
Lee
St. Clair Madison Counties
Carbondale
Bin
SIC
Morris
John Rendleman
SIU Legal Counse
Stephenson
Hevis
Rendleman
Ilinois
Kenneth Miller
Ammons
George Hand
Department of Higher Education
SIT
Mortis
Illnsis
Frank Whitney
SIU Foundation
Whitney
Illinois
Stu
Auditor General
Goldfine Gets One Year For Tax Evasion
Boston June 5 AP News Industrialist Bernard Goldfine received a one year and a day prison term plus a $110000 fine on income tax evasion charges. He was placed on five years probation along with secretary Mildred Paperman who faces three years. The judge ordered disclosure of cash transactions from Goldfine’s Strathmore Woolen Co. and other textile firms, citing over $609000 in cash or checks. Paperman pled guilty to evading $340000 in corporate taxes. she had previously been fined $12000 for personal tax evasion. Goldfine drew national attention for gifts to prominent figures including Sherman Adams. He will report to Danbury federal prison after today’s sentence.
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APY
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U. S
George €. Sweeney
Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Sweeney
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen,Co
Odlay
Strathmore Woolen
Goldline
Sher- Than Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Lit
Soviets Shun Truce Issue in Laos Talks
Communist delegates at the East West Laos conference brushed aside ceasefire violations while Kennedy and Khrushchev hailed the Vienna meeting as historic. They supported a political settlement plan for Laos and showed no signs of Geneva progress. I Michalowski of Poland predicted Vienna aids in Laotian talks.
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Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchev
I. Michalowski
Poland
Vienna
Trujillo Era Retired General Shot in Dominican City
Retired Gen Juan Thomas Diaz accused chief assassin of dictator Trujillo and accomplice Antonia de la Maza were killed in a gun battle with soldiers and police in the city. Diaz, 52, was hit by machine gun fire. De la Maza died later at a military hospital. A house search squad of 100 men chased them after a tip. An army communique said De la Maza had Trujillo’s pistol. Police casualties were not reported.
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Dominican Republic
Juan Thomas Diaz
Rafael Trujilo
Diaz
Antonia de la Maza
T! & house-Lo-hanse
de la Maza
Generalissimo Trujillo
Nira
Independence Park
Bolivar Avene
Diaza
Washington
Organization of American States
O4s
Supreme Court backs Smith Act clause on Communist membership
The Supreme Court upholds the knowing membership clause of the Smith Anti-Communist Act of 1940, affirming a conviction of Junius Irving Scales. The 5-4 decision, written by Justice Harlan, rejects broad challenges to criminalizing association with subversive advocacy, while dissents argue the ruling overreaches constitutional protections and targets minorities. Washington, June AP report notes the decision also allows Communist Party registration as a Soviet ally under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, with Frankfurter delivering the ruling and Warren, Douglas, and Black dissenting.
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Supreme Court
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Junius Irving Scales
North Carolina
Douglas
Black
Brennan
Warren
Ato
Communist Party
Soviet Union
High Tribunal
Justice Frankfurter
Justces Douglas
Brenenan
Crab Orchard Lake Linch Above Spillway
Little Grassy Lake at spillway Devil's Kitchen Lake inches above spillway this note records water levels at these lakes and spillways in the Crab Orchard region with place names and measurements.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Devil's Kitchen
Inch
Showers Forecast For Southern Minnesota Tonight And Tuesday
Showers and thunder showers expected tonight into Tuesday with cooler air. Low tonight near 60s, high Tuesday mid 60s, precipitation trace since yesterday morning. Sunrise at 5 52 am and sunset around 26 p m.
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