Adenauer Defiant on Germany's Postwar Rights
Chancellor Adenauer urged resolve at a Hanover rally against Soviet demands on Germany and Berlin. He rejected concessions on Silesia and East Prussia, warning only a united, free Germany can ensure peace. He welcomed Western talks but warned against surrendering German sovereignty.
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Four Held In Teen Terror Death In N Y
In the Bronx a nine year old boy was killed during a Saturday night melee that followed an earlier shooting incident. Four suspects were arrested for homicide and two more face weapon possession charges. Victim Pedro Espinall died at Bronx Hospital. Witnesses said about a dozen men attacked a group near Brook Ave and 169th St, injuring bystanders during the clash.
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Ruperto Rivera
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Sullivan
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Pedro Espinall
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Miller
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Hugh Seat
Joseph A. Clark
DP2
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U.S
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Kennedy
Clark
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Goldsmith
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
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GOP Rips Kennedy on Cuba
Washington Republican National Chairman William E. Miller accuses President Kennedy of cancelling an Eisenhower plan to protect Cuban freedom fighters with American air power, criticizing the administration’s Cuba policy.
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UPD
William E. Miller
Kennedy
World in a Spin and Global Politics News
Vienna awaits a series of priest trials signaling Hungary's intensified anti church drive begun last December. Up to 1,200 priests and lay supporters were arrested by the regime while it seeks to centralize power and distract from rising living costs. In Washington Khrushchev and Kennedy talks loom amid broader tensions. A missing NSA worker stirs nationwide concern as investigators press for leads. In other items, Stevenson addresses Amherst grads, Kennedy may attend a Montevideo conference, Goodrich and United Rubber Workers reach a multi plant contract, and other brief notes on European politics and cultural topics.
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Trujillo Assassin Plot Ties to Family Member
Dominican Republic report says Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman Fernandez confessed involvement in the plots to depose and replace Trujillo. The confession links a Trujillo family member to the May 13 assassination, details how Diaz led a 13-man team, and describes the plan to seize control after Trujillo’s death.
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HTNS
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Marina
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Romano Fernandez
Diaz
West Germany joins U S in Bolivia mining loan
West Germany participates with the United States in an Inter-American Development Bank loan to Bolivia totaling 11.25 million dollars to rehabilitate Comibol the Bolivian mining company that produces a large share of world tin. The program aims to extend over several years, with eventual loans potentially reaching 50 million dollars.
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Kennedy
Latin America
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Comibol
Inter- American Development Bank
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West Berlin
IDB
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Comibot
The Chronicle Telegram 1961 Elyria Lorain County Edition
The Chronicle Telegram June 12 1961 issue details daily publication by Lorain County Printing Publishing Co Elyria Ohio with three rate categories for mail delivery including in state and out of state figures as of 1961.
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Ohio
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Aingie
AEC Honors Island Honesty On Kapingamarangi Atoll
On Kapingamarangi Island 499 of 500 inhabitants are praised for integrity after the 500th man repaid 200 dollars owed for a canoe. The islanders later sent crafts and cash totaling 400 in compensation for any inconvenience to the Atomic Energy Commission, with proceeds aiding local scholarship funds.
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William E. Finale
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Duial
Duiai
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A. McCone
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Rucker
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Housing Bill Heads Into Storm
Washington UPI reports the Senate is near approval of a 6 billion housing measure on Kennedy's priority list. Byrd attacks the bill as the worst in 25 years, citing its inflationary, extravagant features. The package includes urban renewal, dorm loans, public housing, FHA mortgages, and veterans housing aid. Senate actions also cover a national presidential primary proposal, underground nuclear tests, and foreign aid debates.
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UPI
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Congressional Atomic Weapons Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
Laos
Korea
Jacob K. Javits
Dr Francis M Pottenger Sr Tuberculosis Authority Dies
Pasadena obituary reports the death of Dr Francis M Pottenger Sr an expert on tuberculosis and former president of the American College of Physicians. Funeral services are set for Wednesday after his death Saturday.
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Calif
UPI
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American College of Physicians
Pottenger
Editor Dies in New York National Herald Editor
New York Greek American James J. Ikarahates, 54, editor of the National Herald, dies.
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UPI
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reveals Relief
New healing substance Bio-Dyne linked to preparation H is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery, stop itching, and relieve pain. Reports describe noticeable reductions and patient satisfaction as the inventor claims leading research institutions developed the therapy.
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