Laotian princes form coalition Soviets aim to expand trade
Pravda denounces Western Europe's Common Market and urges East West trade expansion. It cites COMECON moves as responses to the market, and notes Khrushchev and leaders from Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania at a Moscow session linked to the Communist party congress.
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Coalition Government Formed In Laos By Rival Princes
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a coalition government agreement among rival Laotian princes. The deal, to be signed by Souvanna, Souphanouvong, and Boun Oum, ends nearly two years of civil war as Laos faces shifting control and regional tensions amid U.S. military involvement.
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Kennedy Urges Business Pact at Yale Commencement
President Kennedy called on American business leaders to resume productive dialogue with government to solve economic problems. Speaking at Yale University before about 12 000, he urged discarding mid thirties clichés and pushing beyond partisan rancor to address federal debt deficits and fiscal policy, insisting the nation needs honest assessment and concerted action.
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Adenauer Denies Bonn Paris Axis Against U S
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer said France and Germany must remain close to protect shared interests and warned against any Bonn Paris axis. He stressed a strong Franco German friendship as essential to Europe and to deter Soviet influence, asserting the United States benefits from their partnership.
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Moslems kill four Europeans in Algiers waterfront attack
Four Europeans were killed and three wounded in the worst gunfire outbreak in nearly two weeks in Algiers. Moslem auxiliary police fired after being shot at from a passing car. The year’s toll in Algeria reached 5,429 dead and 10,165 wounded. GPRA Deputy Premier Belkacem Krim and Moslem president Abderrahmane Fares arrived at Rocher Noir for talks with provisional government leaders.
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Drowning tragedy after wife watches Norwalk man drown
Norwalk residents are shaken by two fatal weekend incidents. Lloyd Ensley, 41, drowned fully clothed while swimming across Milan Rod and Gun Club Lake after his wife Mary Ensley urged him not to swim. Witnesses could not assist as they could not swim. The body was recovered by skin divers. In a separate accident, 6 year old Donald Murray, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Murray of Norwalk, was killed when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Bernard Hipp of 113 State St. He died from head injuries at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Interments planned for Woodlawn Cemetery and services scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Fred Silva wins El Fuego Baca golf shoot at Cocorro
Fred Silva took the El Fuego Baca golf shoot at Cocorro New Mexico with a 71. The course sits on a 7000 foot mountain with green in a valley three miles away. UPI reported.
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Where To Turn TM Honors for Fred Powers
Oberlin College commemoration speaker urges graduates to avoid the slump of success. The address to the class of graduates emphasizes resilience and purpose as they begin new endeavors.
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Keys maps plan to curb crashes
Two double fatality accidents fueled Ohio’s weekend highway death toll reaching into the double figures. Nineteen deaths occurred in traffic mishaps from Friday evening to Sunday, with additional asphyxiations, a suffocation and a drowning death bringing total accidental fatalities to 17. A Columbus meeting of a special traffic safety committee will review plans to curb July 4 holiday crashes, as highway deaths for the year thus far run 28 percent higher than last year.
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Top court rejects Beck bid in tax conviction
The Supreme Court refused to review the 1959 Tacoma case against former Teamster boss Dave Beck on two counts of filing false income tax forms for Teamsters Joint Council 28. The 9th Circuit upheld the conviction, while a new trial on four tax evasion charges was ordered, reducing Beck’s fine from sixty thousand to twenty thousand but leaving a five year jail term intact.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Partly cloudy today through Tuesday with scattered thunder showers later today and tonight. A few showers may occur again Tuesday. Temperatures range around 70 to 87 degrees Sunday.
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