Nixon Sets Move to New York Law Firm Counsel
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon announced he will join the New York firm Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & Child as counsel and move residence from California to New York City on June 1, 1963. He plans to become a general partner after six months and qualify for the New York bar.
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Richard M. Nixon
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New York City
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
California
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & "Godd
Chinese Sub Tale Doubted by Tokyo Officials
Tokyo officials doubt Chinese sailors claim their freighter was torpedoed by an unidentified submarine in the East China Sea. They suggest a submerged reef or mines laid during the Korean War as possible causes. A Navy spokesman said no Japanese or American subs were in the area. Chinese crew reported a four hour pursuit before being struck by torpedoes near Cheju Island.
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China
East China Sea
South Korea
Red China
Navy
Cheju Island
Haiti Brutal Regime Faces Possible New Repression
Diplomatic protests reach Duvalier as United States complains an embassy official was halted at night and forced to identify himself. Duvalier warns supporters of crushing opponents while offering safe exit to some fugitives and hinting at bases for anti Castro forces provoking regional tension with the Dominican Republic and Cuba.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Inter American
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Bassy
Andres Mreiles
OAS
Duvalier Lo Fidel Casibe
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Hispaniola
Organization of American Statess
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Brazil
Chile
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Cuba
Two Americans Summit Mount Everest in Base Camp Radio
Two members of the American expedition reached Everest’s summit, according to a base camp radio. The climbers, not yet named, followed the British in 1953 and Swiss in 1956 in conquering the 29,028 foot peak.
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Nepal
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Cloudy conditions and unrest reported in Southern Illinois
Fragmented notes describe a tense scene in Haili's For Southern Illinois with cloudiness tonight and a rough capital atmosphere. Four explosions were heard around Friday in Beau Boouf area as militia units raced through town amid partly cloudy skies and highs in the 70s. Weather details and map referenced on page 22.
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Thinois
Beau Boouf
Wight
Duvaller
Segregation Protesters Draw Jeers in Deep South Walk
Prenton Ga May 2 A group known as Freedom Marchers began the second leg of a Deep South protest against segregation. They retrace the route of Baltimore postman William Moore shot near Atlanta on April 24. They face possible arrest in Alabama. The walkers bivouacked at Hooker Georgia a small white frame church after overnight travel from Chattanooga Tennessee. The Mount Calgary Baptist Church sits in a Negro area and nearby whites and Negroes spoke briefly with the demonstrators amid undercurrent tension.
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Mount Calgary Baptist Church
U S Agencies Silent On Cuban Refugee Armars in Miami
U S government agents may be probing a report of Cuban refugee arsenals in Miami but officials in Washington refuse to confirm any investigation. The story cites John Raymond and notes FBI and Justice Department comments, while a separate raid near the Tennessee Georgia line is described by Alexander Rorke Jr. and linked to anti Communist activity.
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Miami
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Customs Bureau
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Ceiling Fight Still Snags ADC Grants
Springfield May 2 more than a third of May and June public relief funds tied up in a legislative deadlock over a ceiling on allotments are released. Senate amended to 18,900,000 for all relief except ADC and general assistance. bill sent to Gov. Kerner who is expected to sign. ADC/general assistance bill to conference, totaling 28,198,000.
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Lindsay-Schaub
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Senate
Ollo Kerner
Milnois Public Aid Commission
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Conference Committee of the Five Houses
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Kerner
Campus Quiet As Indiana Students React To Indictments
Bloomington Indiana May 2 AP students at Indiana University show apathy toward May Day indictments of Ralph Levitt 25 Indianapolis James Bingham 94 Indianapolis and Tom Morgan 22 Terre Haute charged with directly advocating violent overthrow of the U S government.
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Tom Morgan
Terre Haute
United States
War Leader Leaving Commons With Sadness
Churchill announces quitting politics after 60 years in Parliament a move explained as driven by health. He will stay in the Commons until dissolution before the next general election due by October 1964, marking the loss of Britain’s wartime leader and a turbulent era in Parliament.
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House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Erectora
Woodford
Britain
Commons
Many
Hughes Held In Default In Hughes Tool Antitrust Case
New York May 2 AP judge ruled Howard Hughes failed to appear in an antitrust suit, a default that could require Hughes Tool Co to pay Trans World Airlines up to 135 million dollars. Judge Charles M Metzer called the absence a willful default and will refer the case to a special master for damages hearings.
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Howard R. Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Trans World Airlines
Charles M
Airipa
Romney reception seen as push for 1964 bid in Washington
A private Romney reception at the Washington home of Mrs. J. Willard Marriott gathered about 300 businessmen to hint at a Republican presidential bid. Romney denied intentions for 1964, while associates of Eisenhower and Nixon discussed backing him amid a broader push by Hall Folger and Marriott. Meanwhile Illinois House committee blocked a total pinball ban, voting 26 to 8 against passage, with lawmakers citing potential political strategy.
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