Czechs Reject U.S. Call to Expel UN Aide
The Czech government refused to overrule the United Nations and send home Miroslavac amid a dispute over espionage claims and a proposed transfer of UN headquarters from New York. The U S demanded the ouster citing alleged American agent contact and a smearing of U S influence within the UN. The Czechs urged the UN to oppose U S actions and maintain its seat in New York pending arbitration under Article 21.
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HTNS
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World Organization
Nacval J
Miroslaviac
Nuevalac
Cyech
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Acre
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Espionag
Lunded Ostovak
Socialist Republic
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Maarskjold
Naevalac
Hasj
Jwitch
Naevalae
State Department
New York
Nacvalac
Craditional Civil Aviation Organization
Deat
International Court
Soviet Union
Vienna
The Fighting Meos Of Laos Still Resisting Red Push
A Laos report portrays the Meos on the Plaine des Jarres plateau resisting Communist forces. Pak Hao hosts about 200 Meos with a rugged airlift strip serving as contact to the outside world. The Meos, peaceful highlanders, rely on foot and mule transport while receiving aid to defend their homeland against Pathet Lao advances.
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Laos
PAK Hao
HTNS
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet
Vientiane
Ban Padong
China
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Thailand
Burma
Laog
Britain’s pound steadies amid narrowing trade deficit
The treasury reports a smaller deficit trade gap for Q1 1961, lifting the pound briefly to $2.79 before settling at $2.78 7/8. In Paris, W German President Luebke’s four day visit marks renewed Franco German reconciliation. About 20 members of South Korea’s dissolving national assembly were abroad when the junta seized Seoul and seek U.S. asylum, reporting discouragement from Tokyo’s U.S. Embassy officials.
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Treasury
Paris
Heinrich Luebke
Rhine
France
Germany
S. Korea
National Assembly
Seoul
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Kennedy eyes Taylor for CIA post as Dulles retires
In Washington observers say President Kennedy may appoint retired General Maxwell H. Taylor, former Army chief of staff, as head of the Central Intelligence Agency upon Allen Dulles’s retirement or as a personal military adviser. Also noted are plans for a second nuclear reactor at NASA’s Pam Brook ordnance works near Sandusky Ohio.
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Kennedy
Maxwell H. Taylor
U. S
Taylor
Army
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pam Brook Ordnance Works
Sandusky
Ohio
Boy Drowns While Swimming Off Akron Nearby
The Akron Beacon Journal reports 13 year old James O Flannagan of Boston Heights drowned Monday while swimming near the city. He swam about 500 feet to recover an inner tube his companions had thrown in. A nearby fisherman watched as he sank and could not be saved. The tragedy coincides with a price increase for the Sunday paper from 7 to 15 cents effective June 26. the standard price remains 15 cents.
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UPI
James O'Flannagan
Boston Heights
Akron
Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Monland Municipal
Vietim
Ohio Senate OKs billboard ban in push for highway control
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to extend a statewide billboard ban to the entire interstate system including municipal areas. The measure, supported by lawmakers like Sweeney and Schwall, would empower the highway director to remove illegal signs and impose fines up to 1000 dollars. The House pass effort and federal highway bonus prospects are noted.
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Cuyahoga
Columbus
UPI
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Ohio
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Commission
Harry Schwall
R-Wauseon
Ferguson
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Schwall
Nponarty AP
Senate
Ruhuglie
John Brown
Medina
David Mck
Rob Broadcasting
Bert Zellar
Zanesville
Inn
Zellar
Robert H. Longsworth
R-Carroll
Busis
Senate Finance Cou
Michael V. di
Kline Roberts
R-Colum-Saile
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Two Saboteurs Face Court In California Arrests
Two men identified as Dale Chris Jensen aged 23 and another suspect confessed to saboteur acts and bomb planting tied to AT&T sites. They were arrested by Mexican authorities and later turned over to U S federal agents for arraignment in a Los Angeles area federal building.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Dale Chris Jensen
Can Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Mexico
Los Angeles
Gardena
Simon
Brous
Massapequa Park
Espionage bill advances amid arrests in West
The Senate approved legislation extending espionage prosecutions beyond U S shores and sending it to the House. FBI investigations tied to a 47 foot yacht purchase and a San Diego operation link alleged letters to the United States and Mexico authorities. Two arrests followed as the Coast and government report $850000 in damage from blasts disrupting western communications.
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William G. Linton
Oped
Los Angeles
FBI
Dale Jensen
Ensenada
Ameria
San Diego
Big Busin
Simon
Minnie Brous
Stack
John Brown
Mexico
San Diego Tribune
Salt Lake City
Nevada
United States
Local Chronicle Telegram advertisement rates page
The Lorain County Printing Punishing Co lists mailing rates for Elyria and Lorain County. Local and outside Ohio subscriptions are shown with annual prices and carrier delivery details.
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Lorain
Witnesses Prepare Yankee Stadium for District Assembly
Jehovah's Witnesses lined Yankee Stadium for a six day district assembly starting with outdoor lectures. About 40,000 members expected tomorrow, with 70,000 to sing, study and worship by Sunday. 2,400 potted geraniums placed, eight tents set, and 500 meals a minute planned for visitors. Delegates from four states arrive. preassembly cleaning involved over 10,000 members.
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United Worshippers” District Assembly
Watchtower Bible and Tract
Society
John Groh
Yankee Stadium
Laos Prince Ill Session Canceled Amid Illness
In Zurich the Laos princes canceled their morning summit as Prince Souvanna Phouma lies ill with fever. Plans for a coalition government and a joint communique were postponed pending his condition, while Boun Oum and Savang Vaithana discussed premiership ideas.
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Switzerland
WPI
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
Pro Wester
Souvanna
Wartorn
Boun Qum
Savang Vaithana
Ace
Cording
Pathet Laorehet Souphanouvong
Wall Street Journal Trial Offer Promises Financial Edge
An advertisement testimonials says a $7 trial subscription to The Wall Street Journal helped a reader escape high living costs by applying its income boosting and expense cutting ideas. It touts daily business coverage, Midwest distribution, and a $7 three month trial offer at 711 W. Monroe St Chicago 6 IM.
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Midwest
Washington News
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Chicago
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