Pacifists Plan Sail protest against Johnston Island tests
Honolulu AP report says Dr. Monte Steadman, 41, a Kaiser Hospital surgeon on leave, will sail Monday with two pacifists aboard the 28-foot ketch Pat sy Jean renamed Everyman II to protest nuclear testing. The earlier Everyman I was seized off the California coast on a federal order in May 1946.
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Monte Steadman
Johnston Island
Kaiser Hospital
San Francisco
Steadman
California
Mansfield Dress Incident Sparks Rome Panic
Rome AP report says Jayne Mansfield caused a stir at a movie studio party and a Rome nightclub when her dress twisted and slipped to reveal a lace bra. She insists there was no striptease, blaming a loose fitting dress and her twisting motion for the wardrobe mishap.
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Rome
Jayne Mansfield
la Mansfield
Il Messaggero
Jayne
Mickey Hargitay
Fisher and Taylor face split in Las Vegas plan
Eddie Fisher says he will sue for divorce in Las Vegas and seek mental cruelty grounds while Elisabeth Taylor’s Rome secretary denies knowledge of any plan. Taylor stars in Rome, Burton co stars in Cleopatra, and the couple’s divorce dispute spans continents with no clear agreement yet.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Taylor
Rome
Richard Hanley
Nevada
Cleopatra
Richard Burton
Marc Antony
Burton
Fisher-Taylor
Grounding of Sumner Near Golfe Juan During High Winds
In NICE France the destroyer Sumner from the U S 6th Fleet grounded in a gale off Golfe Juan after dragging its anchor and hitting rocks near shore. Navy auxiliaries started dawn tow operations to move the 2 200 ton vessel to deep water. In MESSINA Sicily Maria the 42 year old goat rodeos on Nino the donkey ends with a peasant mishap. In ATLANTA Gov Vandiver and aides depart for Seattle as Georgia Day is marked at the World Fair.
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San Marco d’Alunzio
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Basilio Notario
Atlanta
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Seattle
Georgia
Senate sets $4.7 billion ceiling for foreign aid
The Senate approved a $4.7 billion limit on foreign aid for the next fiscal year, about Kennedy’s request, while signaling potential future cuts. The measure delays final appropriations to separate bills and keeps aid to Poland and Yugoslavia under debate. The action includes $600 million for the Alliance for Progress in Latin America and $1.5 billion in military aid, with other loans to follow.
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R-N.h
Cuba
Latin America
East German Hijackers Escape From Friedrich Wolf Boat
Thirteen East Germans hijacked a 500 ton river excursion boat the Friedrich Wolf on the River Spree in Berlin. They escaped to West Berlin with a 6 month old baby amid heavy fire as East German police fired over 200 bullets. All escapees were later identified as workers from East Berlin’s white fleet.
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Two-Plane Crash Kills 4 Near Tallahassee
A Winn-Dixie Corp private plane collided with an Air Force T33 trainer about eight miles north of Tallahassee. Four aboard the private plane were killed. the two Air Force crew parachuted to safety and were not seriously injured. Names include Mr and Mrs H C Colson and Herschel Miller of Montgomery Alabama. fourth victim unnamed. Flight originated from Montgomery en route to Jacksonville.
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Doctor Sought In N Y Death
In New York a police alarm spread to Canada and Mexico as authorities search for Queens physician Dr Harvey Lothringer after a girl’s dismembered body was found. His missing girlfriend Theresa Carillo and a sister are also missing. Lothringer’s hunting lodge is near Montreal and Carillo is Cuban.
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Mexico
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Harvey Lothringer
Theresa Carillo
Lothringer
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Mexico City
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Castro
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Soviet Protest Ties Berlin to Revengist Militants
Moscow warned Britain France and the United States that West Berlin must not serve as a base for revengist and militarist circles. The notes threaten action to fulfill commitments to East Germany and call for normalizing West Berlin by ending occupation. They cite recent clashes at the Berlin Wall and accuse anti peace forces of provocation.
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Laos Princes Adjourn Coalition Talks To Monday
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma said the three princes summit adjourned to Monday to allow reflection on forming a coalition government. The parties aim to decide which group will hold defense and interior ministries and control the army and police. Souphanouvong, head of Pathet Lao, remains confident a coalition solution is inevitable.
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Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Vientiane
Souvanna
Defense
Interior
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Will It Be Ted or Eddie in Massachusetts Senate Race
Springfield AP report details a Massachusetts Democratic delegate fight between Edward M. Kennedy and Edward J. McCormack Jr. for the U.S. Senate endorsement. Kennedy claimed a majority with about 1,000 votes possible. McCormack cited 916. With 862 needed, arithmetic and dynastic politics dominate the day as charges fly.
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Eddie
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack ,Jr
House
Teddy
Kennedy
McCormack
Income Tax Cut Proposed For Next January
President Kennedy outlines a five point tax package to spur prosperity with income tax cuts starting January 1 and reforms aimed at personal and corporate taxes. He urged Congress to move quickly, defend against recession threats, and noted support from critics and GOP opponents.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Germany Seen Top Issue in Poland
AP reporting from Warsaw notes Poland views German issues as the key hinge for U S influence on its Communist government. Poles seek U S recognition of sovereignty over prewar German territory and argue Washington has ignored the war in its West Germany policy.
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Gene Kramer
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Poland
United States
U.S
West Germany
Senate
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