Laos Peace Conference Delayed Indefinitely
Geneva June 8 Britain suspended the Laos talks as rebel attacks and a truce dispute halt further sessions. The U S boycott remains until Khrushchev upholds a cease fire. Kennedy says the United States will pursue a neutral Laos and seek a nuclear test ban despite setbacks.
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Soviet Union
Laos
United States
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Geneva
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International Truce Commission
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Kennedy Back Ailing After Canada Planting Injury
President Kennedy suffers constant discomfort after injuring his back while planting a tree in Ottawa last month. White House officials say there is no serious concern, and his condition is improving though he may use crutches privately. Dr Travell prescribed rest in Palm Beach with swimming as follow up. Kennedy travels there today for a weekend retreat.
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Paris
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London
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Illinois House passes sales tax bill after long filibuster
The Illinois House approved a bill to allow cities an extra sales tax amid a 18 hour filibuster that stretched into the morning. Speaker Powell faced sharp GOP opposition led by Rep. Pallack and Rep. McLoskey, with scuffles in the cloakroom and a key clash over clock manipulation.
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William E. Pallack
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Monmouth
Hal
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GOP
Chicago
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Otto Kerner
Ream
Sandholt
Wilough
Charles F. Carpentier
Senate
Olle Kermer
Kennedy briefing on Khrushchev talks in Vienna
AP report by Jack Bell summarizes President Kennedy informing congressional leaders that Khrushchev raised his voice only over Berlin and that Castro is seen as unstable. The Vienna conversations covered Berlin, UN secretariat direction, East German treaty plans, Laos, and nuclear testing troika control. Kennedy defended U.S. rights in Berlin and noted De Gaulle seeks an independent French nuclear force.
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White House
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Daz Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Cuba
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Khrustichev
China
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Mississippi Arrests N.Y. Legislator
Jackson Mississippi June 8 AP police arrested 11 integrationists including a New York state assemblyman as anti segregation protests moved to a railroad and an air terminal. A mixed group from New Orleans tested Jim Crow barriers in a Jackson rally and terminal. Mark Lane, a 31 year old Manhattan lawmaker and Percy Sutton, 46, NYC NAACP official, were arrested after stepping off a Delta Airlines plane from Montgomery Alabama. Sutton protested interstate commerce and police charged them after they refused to leave the waiting room.
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Fine Road “Freedom
New Orleans
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Manhattan
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New YorkCity
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Delta Airlines
Montgomery
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J. L. Ray
Weather forecast for Southern Ulasis area
The forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low around the ids. Friday brings cloudy skies and a high near the ais with only a small chance of measurable temperatures.
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