Kennedy Macmillan Talks Seek Wider Western Unity
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan met for over seven hours at the White House to discuss Laos Berlin and NATO. They pressed for closer Anglo American coordination and a unified stance toward the Soviet Union, with focus on Laos ceasefire and possible NATO expansion.
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Honey Fitz" Formany
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GOP Levels Guns On Harriman
Washington sources report Republican attacks focus on Averell Harriman and his Laos coalition government idea. The Kennedy administration arranges full Senate briefings as Democrats fear a political storm over Laos policy. Dean Rusk will preside as state department officials brief lawmakers on the negotiations.
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Thay
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Naoma
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Cambake
Luray
Morton
Sussex ad notes quirky room for rent and pancake sale
A London London desk item notes a Sussex paper carrying an advertisement for bed sitting room plus kitchenette aimed at a lady with long or short legs. It also mentions a Kiwanis pancake sale Sunday from 8 AM to 2 PM and a garbled line about children under 12.
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Johnson links nuclear test ban to Soviet veto demand
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson warned Moscow no nuclear test ban while it seeks veto power. He met with Arthur H. Dean and aides in Geneva and noted bleak prospects for agreement. Johnson said U S and British proposals aim to address Soviet concerns and promote a fair accord.
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McCann Beaten In Texas Becomes Free From China
Robert E. McCann, 60, released from a decade in a Chinese prison, arrived in Hong Kong in extreme pain and grave condition. An American flight surgeon said he was barely travel capable as doctors prepared to decide if he could fly him home to California with his wife Flora.
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U.S
Twister hits area spots and Russian YMCA visit
News brief notes a tornado striking AREA BARN with a hoister seen during storms. It mentions 10 Russians touring the U S on a YMCA exchange visiting Oberlin College and notes Wellington hospital becoming the first in Ohio accredited as an open staff institution.
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Minister resigns to wed as church vows clash with remarriage rule
In Akron and Natick reports, Rev. James M. Lichliter resigned from St. Paul Episcopal Church to marry Marilyn Yeager after bishops objected to his prior divorce. The Natick drowning tragedy involved William J. Frank aiding a car crash victim. Firemen pulled three victims but could not revive them. Northeastern Ohio and Northwestern Ohio weather summaries note cool, partly cloudy conditions with light rain or snow flurries. The bishop’s ruling allows one case of remarriage in the diocese, influencing Lichliter’s plans and potential future postings.
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Framingham
Hirst
Lake Cochituate
Marilyn
Yeager
Hilda F. Dubuque
Weston
Donna
Keith
Frank
Nelson M. Burroughs
Ohio
Lichliter
West Side
Burroughs
Lichiiter
Prison: 'Terrible Ordeal' for US prisoners in Cuba
Donald Swenson and Linden Blue describe 111 days in a Cuban prison as a terrible ordeal. They were held after their plane was forced down and released via Canadian government intercession. Swenson, 36, is general manager for Gerber International in Fremont, Michigan. They planned to visit Swenson's mother in Columbus after release.
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Fla
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Nicaragua
Gerber International
Gerber Baby Foods
That Hic Is Mighty Good Juice
A Miami Beach hotel Easter breakfast misserved two gallons of screwdrivers by a bus boy. Guests praised the orange juice flavor while officials noted no one became drunk and one man ordered three glasses.
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Texas Senate race shifts as Tower leads field
In a Texas special election Democrats outnumber Republicans but Republican John G Tower leads by a wide plurality to face interim Sen William A Blakley in June. Nixon applauds Tower while Johnson allies back Blakley. St Louis mayor Raymond Tucker wins re election over Ben Lindenbusch.
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Cowboy Bill) Blakley
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