What's U S Policy GOP Leaders Ask Washington May 31
Republican leaders call for a clear concise review in Congress of President Kennedy foreign policies. Dirksen and Halbels urge bipartisan support but say they do not know which policies the administration is following. They urge executive branch officials to present a clear review before Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs committees.
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Strike Called By Peronists
Buenos Aires on May 31 reports that Peronist workers have called a strike affecting national industries. The protest aims to pressure government policies and compel wage considerations, with demonstrations planned across major cities and potential impact on transportation and public services.
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Marches Continue as Racial Unrest Spreads Across States
In Tallahassee 220 demonstrators jailed amid fresh arrests after a second protest. Patricia Due and Florida A&M University students say all will plead not guilty as court sessions are split into three groups. Across Jackson, Memphis and Chattanooga, police use tear gas on demonstrators while desegregation orders trigger renewed protests and safety measures.
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Negroes Win Union Jobs at Philadelphia Project
Police and Negro workers clashed outside a city school construction site as four skilled Black tradesmen were admitted to union membership and hired. Carrying lunch buckets, a plumber, a steamfiller and two electricians entered the project amid cheers from hundreds of Black workers and religious singing, ending the dispute.
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Fiancee bars leopard from wedding bed
In Las Vegas Patricia Spades says her fiancé Frank Michelberger must cage 10 week old leopard Tinker Bell or the marriage ends. Tinker Bell will not sleep in the couple’s bed, and Michelberger offered no alternative plan. Patricia insists on safety and order over the pet.
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Long hot summer seen in Jackson civil rights clash
Jackson faces a protracted civil rights struggle with Mayor Allen Thompson signaling arrests as tensions mount. NAACP and NAACP leaders warn of potential violence while merchants resist integration pressures. Protests scale with planned parades canceled amid security fears and a large racial clash backdrop in the capital city.
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Common Market Talks Stall Over British Role In Europe
Brussels reporters say six member nations failed to agree on how to coordinate with Britain. Disputes over policy control and Britain’s future membership dominated hours of discussion. A next top ministers’ meeting was planned but no date was set. Germany’s Erhard left for Bavaria amid the impasse.
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New Blaze Prompts Scare In Marion
A major fire at the Marion site destroyed eight businesses on May 6. L. D. Fern Construction Co. started the blaze by burning timber debris near 10:30 am. Winds fanned flames to about 250 feet, producing dense smoke over the square as Marion firefighters battled from 10:45 am to noon. Nearby cities offered assistance while forecasts called for scattered showers and temperatures in the mid 60s to near 85.
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Pope John XXIII Near Death Crisis Shocks Vatican
Pope John XXIII, age 81, relapsed and neared death in Vatican hospital care. Doctors and aides report a grave condition with potential hours or days remaining, amid rumors and a dramatic drop after a brief rally. Cardinal and staff prayers spread as officials confirm the new collapse.
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Photos Show Sunken Sub Near Boston Inquiries Open
Sunken submarine photos taken by a vessel crew near 2,200 miles east of Quito experts identified hull planes and conning tower. Navy officials said more photographs are needed and a Court of Inquiry will determine findings.
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Plea Rejected as Ecuador Seizes 21 U.S. Boats
Ecuador rejected a plea from Secretary of State Dean Rusk for the release of two U.S. tuna boats. Ecuador said the seized vessels have been taken to an Ecuadorian port and will face local legal procedures as part of the dispute over fishing in Ecuadorian waters.
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