Laos to form neutral coalition government amid Geneva talks
Prince Souphanou Vientiane premier designate plans a neutralist cabinet with Phoumi in reserve. Geneva accords set Laos on a path to neutrality, with foreign troops to withdraw within 7 to 30 days and a coalition aimed at unifying the royal government against Pathet Lao influence. U.S. and Soviet positions show cautious interest as Laos edges toward a neutral, independent stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitta
Lace
Uvong
Leos
New Coali
Soeuvanna
Gen
Phoumippavan
Europe
Switzerland
Geneva
Laos
France
Souphanouwang
Vientiane
Soviet Union
Britain
Red China
Souphanou
Unifie
U.S
Pathet Lao
U.S. State Department
Phoumi
Royal Army
Accor
Anglin Brothers Noted in Alcatraz Escape Report
The article recounts Clarence and John Anglin with Frank Mor to be linked to the Alcatraz escape saga. It notes prior Florida prison escapes, bank robbery records, and movements between Georgia, Ruskin, and Florida while detailing alleged criminal histories and flight from justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahasshe
Clarence Anglin
Cnvicts
Alcatri
Techni
Florida
Sons
Rida
Georg Tell
Ards Air Force Base
Son
AIB
Bob White
Sevca Brothers
Ray
Columbia
Als
John Anglin
Alcatraz
Frank Mor
John W. Angling
Hillsborough County
al Ray
Angling
Semi County
Ruskin
Fla
Clarence
Fort Myers
Fetory
Columbia Bank
Perry
Floral City
Kennedy and Khruchev seek Laos peace plan breakthrough
The Vienna talks revive hopes for Laos independence and neutrality ending Cold War tensions. Partners Kennedy and Khrushchev back a nationwide government as a path to reduce East West conflict, while Communist influence and Western hesitation cloud the prospect of a cooperative solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Kennedy
Khru@ichev
Vienna
Laos
Washington
Death of Padre the dachshund leaves Atlanta family
Postscript notes the death of a family when four of six Fred Bull fa were killed in an air crash in Paris on June 3. Friends offered to rehome Pac the dachshund but neighbors caring for the dog abroad chose to give it away. Last week Padre was struck by a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Padre
Longhal
Fred Bull Fa
Paris
Pac
X15 and X18 High Altitude Flights Reported by Air Force
Air Force officials discussed jet exhaust visibility after a Tuesday flight. The X15 has cleared 90,000 feet in over twenty flights with reports of visible exhaust rare. An advanced model increases automation, aiding pilots in pursuing 400,000 foot goals in Nevada tests. The X18 reached 32,545 mph at 11 miles up, with prior flights approaching 246,000 feet this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Ajer
Fulton Health Chief Refutes VC Racial Link
Fulton County Health Department director Dr. J. F. Hackney said venereal disease spread between races is rare in Atlanta and denied contact from public toilets. He defended clinic integration, noting segregated rest rooms were limited to the clinic and described a mixed workforce and shared services while acknowledging ongoing nonintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Health
Atlanta
Fulton County Health Department
J. F. Hackney
Hackney
Fulton County Health Clinic
Kirby E. Williams
Health Department
Tiny Co Of Ame Warns Of Narrow Jet Crash Risk
Washington AP reports a tiny oversight could have caused disaster in a jet airliner crash. A minor defect in a pin and belt nearly triggered a major incident, highlighting safety lapses and the potential for a catastrophic outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aj Canic
Lodge Will A One-Time Foe In Conn
Davis Lodge declines a primary fight for the Senate nomination in Connecticut. He backs Rep. Horace Seely Brown Jr., endorsed by the party at the state convention after a 476 to 149 vote. Lodge may challenge the convention decision in court if eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Conn
ORT, Conne
Davis Lodge
Necticut
Senate
Spain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Horace Seely-Brown Jr
Seely-Brown
Lod
Coion
Repu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wille -Tures-Enterprise
Wod
Dean Rusk
M. Sm
Olere
Eenscape
Chu
Mode Builders
Gaul Contracting & BuiLpine Materials
Tiny Co
Ame
Pasteuriley
Olds
Oldsmobile
Spence Oldsmobile, Inc
N. Madison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!