Kennedy to hear Khrushchev talks report tonight
John J. McCloy will brief President Kennedy on his Moscow talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev about disarmament and Berlin. McCloy, with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, returned from Moscow after delivering a personal message from Khrushchev and a preliminary report to Kennedy.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
McCloy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Salinger
Wd UB
McCroy
Moscow
Black Bea
U. S
State Department
Frank
Reds Parade Hides Rocket Submarines as Grechko Claims Backbone
Moscow reports boast of up to date atomic powered submarines with rockets as the backbone of the navy, but observers say no submarines appeared in the Len ingrad demonstration. In France, Denise serruguect, 39, admitted to 30 burglaries and $4,000 in loot, solving a two year wave of thefts before being released to care for five children.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Grechko
Red Navy
Leningrad
Grechko
Bourges
France
Denise Serruguect
Berlin Protection Guards Stage Early Morning Alert
Western garrisons of Berlin including U S British and French held an early morning alert to defend the city. Loudspeaker trucks woke areas where troops with families live at 430 am. Allied officials called it a routine exercise and police also ran a night drill. About 2000 refugees fled from Communist East Germany into West Berlin in the last 24 hours, a record since June 1953.
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Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
East Germany
Full Sale At Local Leat Market Promises Record Week
Today at the Thomasville tobacco market a full sale is underway with a noon estimate of 350000 pounds or more and top potential of 67 dollars per hundred. Officials predict daily sales of about 2200 baskets this week as the market expands with strong quality and ample storage and parking.
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Toacco
Thomasville
Ting
Harry Frosteg
Boston Road
Belt Tobacco Sales Hit Near record pace in Georgia Florida belt
The Associated Press reports Georgia and Florida belt auctions stable near records in opening week. Valdosta markets showed gains of 4 to 5 dollars per hundred while top grades reached 60 to 61. Overall volume 23,860,004 pounds at 60.16 per hundred with Georgia leading at 19,025,938 pounds.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Florida
Valdosta
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Tokyo Heat Wave Drowns 37. 25 Missing as Beachgoers Flood Area
An AP report states about 12 million people flocked to Tokyo beaches to escape heat. Drowning toll reached 37 with 25 others missing, 1,400 treated for injuries as temperatures rose to 93 degrees.
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Tokyo
Japan launches Hayaship third submarine at Kobe port
Tokyo AP reports Japan's navy launched the 750 ton Hayaship at Kobe, giving the fleet its third submarine. The service already operates Oyashio, a Japanese built sub, and Kuroshio, built in the United States.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kobe
Terror attacks shock Doukhobor country in British Columbia
An arson and bombing spree hit Nelson and nearby halls in southeast British Columbia. Incendiary bombs were found after a tomb was dynamited and two Doukhobor community halls burned. No injuries reported as tensions rise over land purchases from the provincial government.
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Nelson
British Colmbia
Peter
Verigin
Peter II
Withdrawal plan urged at Laotian conference
Ambassador W Averell Harriman urged the 14 nation Laotian conference to agree on a controlled withdrawal of all foreign troops from Laos. He said the United States is willing to pull out U S military advisers but insisted foreign Communist units aiding the Pathet Lao must also withdraw.
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Geneva
W. Averell Harriman
Laoti
United States
U. S
Hreun Ovum
Pathet Lao
We Shall Return Tractor Prisoners Head Back to Cuba
Eight tractor prisoner envoys flew to Castro's jails after declaring they shall return. At Miami Airport more than 300 exiles cheered. Two members stayed behind to negotiate a broader prisoner exchange as ransom tractors.
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Cuba
Theodore A. Ediger
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Miami International
Castro
Cuban Families Tractor Committee
Secret Police
Alses Carbo
Florida
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Detroit
Man Murders Family Then Kills Self in Phenix City
Phenix City police report Paul N Perkins, 40, shot his wife Ruth 39 and daughter Paulette 18 at their Verkins home then drove to police headquarters and shot himself in the face. Coroner John Anthony ruled double murder and self-inflicted death. Police Sgt. Paul Blades said Perkins fired before officers could intervene. Motive unclear.
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Phenix City
Ala
John Anthony
Paul N. Perkins
Ruth
Paulette
Anthony
Paul Blades
Perkins
Blades
Verkins
STRAF Units End Training For Combat
Three STRAF divisions moving from training to combat readiness under Kennedy plan will transfer training duties to 10 posts. The 1st Infantry at Ft Riley Kansas the 2nd Infantry at Ft Benning Georgia and the 2nd Armored at Ft Hood Texas lead the shift with facilities expanded at Ft Bliss Sam Houston Dix Jackson Knox Leonard Wood Sill Ord McClellan and Jordan. Additional bases may be opened or reopened as funds and authorization from Congress allow.
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Washington
Strategic Army Reserve Force
STRAF
Kennedy
1St Infantry
Ft Riley
Kan
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Benning
2Nd Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
Army
Ft. Bliss
Sam Houston
Dix
N.J. Jackson
5.C
Knox
Leonard Wood
Sill
Okla
Ord
Calif
McClellan
Ala
Jordan
Fits
Chaffee
Ark
Carson, Cole
Congress
Floyd County Road Promises Cause Legislature Backlash
Floyd County lawmakers allege they were promised widening of old U.S. 411 as part of a $100 million state road program but were told the project will be resurfaced only. Gov. Vandiver says widening plans are not completed and has asked the highway board to review the matter.
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Atlanta
Floyd County
Ernest Vandiver
Highway Board
Robert L. Scoggin
J Battle Hall
Sidney Lowrey
Vandiver
U.S. 411
Rome
Floyd
The
State Highway Department
Floyd Lawmakers
Willis N. Harden
Commerce
Harden
Landing-Takeoff Plague Strikes U.S. Airplanes
A weekend wave of landing and takeoff problems hit seven airliners from coast to coast causing delays and one injury. A fire in a Mohawk Convair gear at Worcester left Louise McBride fainting. other incidents involved Northwest, Pan American, Eastern, American and Trans World aircraft with nosegear and hydraulic issues.
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Massachusetts
Puerto Rico
Ater
Mohawk Airlines
Worcester
Mass
Louise McBride
Boston University
Portland
Ore
Northwest Airlines
Portland International Airport
New York
Paris
New York International Airport
Eastern Airlines
Pan American Jetliner
Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines Convaiy
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Walter Humphrey
Navy
Reinaldo Pico
Mirto Collazo
Pico
American Airlines
Boston
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