Kennedy Urges Unity to Boost Prosperity at Chamber
President Kennedy told the U S Chamber of Commerce the time has come for business and government to stop fighting and join forces to curb inflation, modernize industry, and strengthen America in world markets. He cited a steel price stand and urged shared responsibility while critics questioned the speech’s persuasiveness.
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UPI
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Erica
Chamber
Constitution Hall
Richard Wagner
Chicago Oil Company
US Chamber
Macmillan
Harold Macmillan
Wagner
Three youths escape county jail amid sheriff’s first jailbreak
Authorities alert statewide after three juveniles escape from the county jail. Two are 14 year olds held on auto theft charges and a 16 year old confined for running away. One had been jailed since April 23 and another was arrested on Sunday, marking the first jailbreak in Sheriff Ver fon M. Smith’s tenure and a rare break in county history.
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Beroment
Verfon M. Smith
Prisoners Escape From Juvenile Jail Quarters Tray
Three young inmates fled from a juvenile jail area but were soon found on the jail roof and recaptured. Lt. Michael DeNicola and Deputy Edwin E. Sakal reported hearing a disturbance in the second floor juvenile quarters and observed a forced opening of steel bars and window screen.
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Amd
Mi‘chael DeNicola
Land
Edwin E. Sakal
Weather tonight forecast with warm, cloudy tone
The weather page notes a warm night with cloudy skies and low winds. Temperatures ease into mild levels, with no rain expected and conditions suitable for evening outdoor activity.
Four die as plane breaks apart in flight at crash site
Four people perished when a Beechcraft Bonanza broke up after takeoff from the Ohio State University Airport. Witnesses said bodies fell about a mile from the wreck, with the fuselage breaking apart in turbulent air. Victims identified include Carl Dehmer Jr. and his wife Virginia Dehmer, of Wichita, Kansas, and Richard Ivers and his wife Grace, from Sapulpa, Oklahoma. The plane had been en route to Springfield, Missouri, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Ind
UPI
Richard H. Ivers
Grace
Sapulpa
Okla
J.C. Martin
Dehmer
Tur
Two killed in two-ship collision off Norfolk
A Greek freighter and the Tarantel collided about 3 miles off the coast near Norfolk. The 6224 ton Tarantel sank partially and two passengers were killed Richard Berry 39 of Westfield New Jersey and Mrs Italo Fabriani 52 of Montreal. The Hellenic Splendor suffered a damaged bow but sailed to Philadelphia.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Newport News
Philadelphia
Richard Berry
Westfield
N.J
Italo Fabriani
Montreal
Atomic unit checks to screen airmen and guards
Washington reports new Air Force regulation to screen personnel for mental health. It aims to remove dangerous individuals from key posts and reduce accidental or impulsive acts in nuclear duties. The measure targets officers and airmen with psychiatric evaluation and periodic reviews.
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Bay
Barsj
Army
Navy
Air Force
DeNicola
Wilhelmsen
Tossenburg
Norway
Coast Guard
Air i Tarantel
Kennedy Macmillan say no early summit Explore talks if progress warrants
UPI: US officials discount an early summit despite Kennedy and Macmillan offering to meet Khrushchev if developments justify. They note Berlin pressure and nuclear test deadlock reduce near term chances, while leaving room for talks and a Moscow visit.
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UPI
USS
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Russia
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Laos
Britain
Europe
NATO Alliance
Athens
Rusk
United States
U.S
First Lady Caroline Kennedy Questioned By Remark At Dinner
The report cites scientist Linus C Pau who had picketed for a ban ib movement recounting a White House dinner remark by Mrs Kennedy. She allegedly asked Pau if he thought his remark would be seen by Caroline and what her father had done wrong.
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Linus C. Pau
J. . Kennedy
White House
Caroline
UPI
Comely Hereford Cow Sparks Custody Feud in El Cajon
In El Cajon two women, Hazel Copeland and Antonio Chickering, clash over a whitefaced Hereford cow won by Copeland’s bull. The dispute, marked by assault charges and neighborly feuds, centers on who keeps the cow after court examines her welfare.
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Ciickering
Court Appearanc O
Hereford
Ford
Copeland
Brady
Herb Horse
Chick
French push to crush SAQ in Oran begins
In Oran Algeria French security forces seal off downtown as Gen Joseph Katz orders traffic bans and intersections blocked. Armored units guard barricades creating a divided city while Moslem local force units take positions on the outskirts as Operation Katz aims to curb SAQ terrorism amid continued violence across Algeria leaving hundreds dead or wounded since January.
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Oran
Algeria
UPI
Secret Army Organization
SAQ
Joseph Katz
Charles Joe Gaulie
Algeri
Katz
Women drive demand at gas stations and ads lure buyers
Surveys show women now make 39 percent of drivers and account for 50 percent of gas station sales. They choose stations by service and convenience and by brand, with Chron ile-Telegram Classified ads highlighted for fine service and extras in Lorin today.
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Wainyibe Caverta
Eiyris Oy
Lorin
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