Victim Of Shark Marries Rescuer In Jersey City
John Brodeur 25 from Worcester mass marries Jean Filoramo 22 of Jersey City after she rescued him from a shark attack last August off the Jersey coast. Brodeur lost his right leg and relayed his long recovery as the couple wed in a simple 10 minute ceremony.
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Jersey City
John Brodeur
Brodeur
Worcester
Mass
Jean Filoramo
Jersey
Jersey Coast. Miss Filoramo
Miss Filoramo
Not Just Anyone in Oakland Marriage Bid
William Harvey Brown 86 and Mae Clark Sargent 83 filed a marriage license in Oakland. Brown asked Sargent to marry him and she accepted. they plan to wed soon. Sargent advised, Get married but not to just anyone.
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Oakland. Calif
William Harvey Brown
Mae Clark Sargent
Toronto gem heist nets 250000 in diamonds
Burglars blasted open a safe in downtown Toronto and stole diamonds valued at 250000 from J Nunes Diamonds Ltd. The theft was not discovered until morning, marking the city’s largest gem robbery in two decades.
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Toronto
J. Nunes Diamonds Ltd
Poet Robert Frost to be discharged after minor surgery
Pulitzer Prize winning poet Robert Frost, who took part in President Kennedy's inauguration, was expected to be discharged from a hospital in Hanover New Hampshire after minor surgery. He planned to return to his Ripton Vermont farm for a check on flowers and vegetables.
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Hanover
N.H
Robert Frost
Frost
Kennedy
Dartmouth College
Ripton, Vt
Landslide cuts Capri Ana Capri road on cliffside route
A Friday night landslide on Monte Solaro blockaded the only road and footpath linking Capri and Ana Capri in the Bay of Naples. The slide gouged a 15 to 20 foot stretch of roadway about three fourths up the steep road.
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Capri
Maly
Monte Solaro
Anacapri
Naples
Talks Begin as Korean Envoys in Seoul Meet with Officials
An AP dispatch from Seoul notes South Korea discusses a possible visit by Premier Chang Do-young and talks with President Kennedy. Minister Kim Hong-il says no date is set but negotiations are underway. Ambassador Samuel Berger is expected to arrive in Seoul next week.
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Seoul
South Korea
Oresen
Kim Hong-il
Chang Do-young
Kennedy
Washheaton
Kim
Samuel Berger
Protest at Tokyo rally targets Ikeda visit to Washington
Tokyo unionists and students gathered in central Tokyo to protest Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's upcoming Washington visit. After a rally, demonstrators marched through the streets in a nationwide action coordinated by the Council against the U S Japan Security Treaty. No disorders were reported.
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TOKTS
Boe
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Washington
Council Against
Riders' trial set Thursday for Florida Freedom Riders
Ten of the 24 Freedom Riders remain in Tallahassee facing unlawful assembly charges as bonds of 500 dollars are set and trials scheduled for next Thursday. Three others arrested in Ocala post bond and leave the state after a bus station clash, with police reporting 17 arrests total at three sites.
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Associated Press
Freedom Riders
Florida
Tallahassee
Ocala
Freedom Ride
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Charles Hunter
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Gainesville
Jackson
Miss
Nasb
Drug Group Found Guilty Of Price Fix
A San Francisco jury found the Northern California Pharmaceutical Association and San Francisco pharmacist Donald K. Hedgpeth guilty of conspiring to fix prescription drug prices, in a landmark antitrust case. Sentencing set for June 22. fines up to 50,000 and possible jail time for Hedgpeth.
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San Francisco
Northern California Pharmaceutical Association
U.S
Louis E. Goodman
Donald K. Hedgpeth
Association
Hedgpeth
Hedgepeth
Goodman
Seamen Strike Spreads Across Major Ports Nationwide
Federal mediators urge peace talks as a nationwide seamen strike grows to involve about 30 port cities and nearly 1,000 ships. Violence flared with picket lines at key piers while unions press for organizing foreign-flag shipping and a Taft-Hartley injunction is considered.
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New York
White House
New Jersey
Louisiana
Texas
Massachusetts
Texaco
Camden
N.J
National Maritime Union
Tractor Swap Halt Sought By Indianapois Lawyer
An Indianapolis lawyer asked the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to halt the tractors for prisoners swap with Fidel Castro. George Rose headed a group Citizens to Block Tractors to Castro. The Logan Act issue targets private citizens dealing with a foreign power.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cuba
Fidel Castro
George Rose
Citizens
Castro
U.S
Adenauer Urges Soviet Reunification Talks For Germany
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged Soviet leaders to seek German reunification to ease tensions. He criticized Soviet insistence on permanent division and West Berlin as a demilitarized free city. He cited increased East German oppression and anticipated Berlin negotiations as the year advances.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad
Soviet Union
Free Cleckull
Tiaméht
East Germany
Adenauer
West Berlin
West Germany
Khrushchev
Berlin
Diplomat Refuses To Leave Country Sparks UN Row
A Dutch diplomat facing U S spy charges counters that American intelligence sought to hire him. The dispute reached Dag Hammarskjold at the United Nations as the diplomat refused to depart.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. S
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rioting greets Adlai in Peru capital Lima
In Lima, Adlai Stevenson arrived to discuss U.S. efforts to raise Latin American living standards. Leftist students demonstrated in downtown Lima. police used tear gas with no injuries reported. Stevenson later met Peru's leaders and planned dinners and future visits to Ecuador and Colombia.
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Adlai
Peru
Lima
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Kennedy rests in Virginia weekend with back treatment
President Kennedy and family arrive at Glenora estate in Middleburg for a country weekend with continued back therapy. Dr. Travell will perform ultrasound, visitors planned, Kennedy showing gradual improvement and may walk short distances without crutches. He defended a large foreign aid bill amid congressional resistance.
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Middleburg, Va
Kennedy
Janet Travell
White House
Assightant News
Andrew T. Hatcher
Plot Against Kasavubu Smashed in Leopoldville
Leopoldville authorities say a conspiracy to topple President Kasavubu’s government was organized by unnamed foreign diplomats. The crackdown arrested soldiers and a foreign ministry official. Gen Mobutu said plotters planned to strike next Wednesday by poisoning or kidnapping leaders.
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Snetnet “Caems
Fea
Patrice Ie Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Foreign Ministry
Joseph Mobutu
Polio Shot Push Amid Atlanta Area Outbreak Fears
Thomas County health officials urge residents to begin a three shot polio series with annual boosters for those completed. Emergency measures shorten the interval to every two weeks while Atlanta reports at least six polio cases, four paralytic, in an early warning period. Vaccinations are free for children 1.5 months to 10 years at the health department. adults under 40 urged to get shots.
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White
Navalac
United States
Nacvalac
U.S
Gripsholm
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frantisek Tisler
Washington
U.N
Tisler
Narvalac
Mr. Mack
Jack
Mirek
Tisher
Atlanta
Thomas County
Qeeigiaes
Roland
Bendesicent
Stillwell
Health Department
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Lauren Bacall
Jason Roberts Jr
Smiles
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Lyle L. Jones
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EE Airmian
Utah
Idaho
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Jacksonville
American Merchant Marine Institute
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union
Adenauer Speaks
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
Nixon
Tricia
Julie
Latin America
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssoro
U.S. Information Agency
Santiago
Chile
Bolivia
Manuel Prado
Pedro Beltran
Ecuador
Colombia
Miroslav Nacvalac
Hammarskjold
Csech U.N
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State Department
Lincoln White
Czechoslovakia
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