Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna Summit Aimed June 3 4
An official Kennedy Khrushchev meeting in Vienna is expected for June 3 and 4 with talks on a broad cold war agenda and a push for a nuclear test ban treaty. Kennedy seeks informal discussions with Khrushchev as De Gaulle visits Paris May 31 to June 2.
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Vienna
Administration
Kennedy
Premer Khrushchev
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
White House
State Department
Re- Kennedy
Khrushchev
Ottawa
Pierre Salinger
John G. Diefenbacker
Salin
Deer Visits Walter Jacksons Yard On Sunday
A deer stood in the yard a mile north of Oak near Walter Jackson after the chickens squawked. The report notes stars and planets visible tonight with Mars at 9 15 p m and Venus low in the east at 4 04 a m tomorrow. Clear skies are expected early tomorrow evening.
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Walter Jackson
Oak Sunday
Mr. Jackson
Bailey R. Frank
Mars
Juniper
Saturn
Venus
Writ Requests Rees Delivery To Virginia
Federal authorities were asked to produce Melvin Davis Rees Jr in Spotsylvania Circuit Court on May 26 for trial on first degree murder charges in the death of Carroll V. Jackson Jr and his infant daughter Janet. Rees, a 32 year old dancer, is jailed in Baltimore after a life sentence for kidnapping and slaying two other members of the Louisa County family.
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Spotsylvania
Melvin Davis
Rees, Jr
Carroll Jackson
John D. Butzner Jr
Rees
Richard A. Simpson
U. S
Virginia
Baltimore City
Ruszel C. Thomson
Louisa County
Carroll V. Jackson,Jr
Janet
Clarke County Girl 10 Struck Crossing Rt. 7
A ten year old Clarke County girl was injured crossing Route 7 about 20 miles west of Berryville. The girl, daughter of Harold Hines, sustained a mild concussion and injuries to the chin temple nose and knees. She was taken to the hospital by Clarke County ambulance. driver John William Wark of Rockville Md was unable to avoid the child. The mishap occurred at 7:45 a.m. The station wagon damage was estimated at 10 dollars.
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Clarke County
Rt. 7
Berryville
Donna Raye Hines
Rt. 1
Memorial
H. K. Malbon
John ‘William Wark
Rockville
Harold Hines
Clarke County Ambulance
Winchester
Five Soviet Generals Die in Aviation Catastrophe
Soviet Tass reports five high ranking officers killed in an aviation catastrophe. Victims include Col Gen S N Perevertkin Lt Gen V I Goffe Maj Gen N P Morozov Col V V Khikh lovsky and veteran Kolpakchi who led earlier Soviet offensives. Details like origin and cause are undisclosed fueling speculation of a space program link.
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London
Tass
Army
Vladimir V
S. N. Perevertkin
V. I. Goffe
N. P. Morozov
V. V. Khikhlovsky
Defense Ministry
Kolpakchi
Berlin
Defense
Court Approves Home Education For Three Musical Children
The court ruled in favor of the Hicks family, allowing Ma rioara 11 Daniel 9 and Richard 7 to continue education at home via correspondence. Judge Hicks found no evidence of exploitation or maladjustment and noted no established appeal framework. The School Board argued for formal schooling to aid social development.
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Daniel
Richard
Hicks
South Korean Premier, Cabinet Resign in Military Coup
Premier John M. Chang and his cabinet resigned as Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young led a military coup to seize control of South Korea. A 30 member military committee, headed by Gen. Chang, vowed to run the government while U.S. officials urged restraint and stayed hands off.
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South Korea
Chang Do-young
Chang
Pak Chung-hi
Kim Chong-oh
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Park Limhang
Lee Hanlim
1St Field Army
Lee
North Korea
Yun Po-sun
U.S
State Department
Washington
Marshall Green
Carter Magruder
U.N
Magruder
Western powers clash with Soviet Laos veto plan
Delegates from American Britain and France met at Maurice Couve de Murville's villa to coordinate against Soviet veto provisions in Andrei Gromyko's Laos neutrality plan. W. Averell Harriman stood in for Dean Rusk as talks aimed to bridge gaps continue ahead of Khrushchev talks.
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Laos
Maurice Couve de Murville
Tauain
Home
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Dean Rusk
Eeen Ee
Khrushchev
Rusk
Lord’ Home
Couve de Murville
Berserk Patient Kills Two at Houston Hospital Ward
A mentally ill patient stabbed a nurse and an orderly to death and wounded four others in a locked Methodist Hospital ward. Police shot him after he sang hymns and quoted the Bible as they captured Charles E. White, 36. Four injured were in fair to critical condition. two dead include Gladys Foreman, 49, and James Newton, with multiple stab wounds.
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Houston
Tex
Ted Bowen
Methodist Hospital
Charles E. White
Gladys Lucille Foreman
James Newton
Anne Porter
Ruth Gordon
Edna Fuller
Otto Voigt
White
Foreman
Fuller
Castro offers to trade prisoners for bulldozers
Fidel Castro proposed exchanging more than 1,000 April 17 invasion prisoners for 500 American bulldozers at a Havana fair. He vowed prisoners would dig trenches if not released, praised the peasant crowd, and urged increased production to aid the Cuban people.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Rancho Boyero
Havana
Castro
Kennedy
Ucts
City Council Declares Safe Romantic Zona Plan
City officials Wednesday night backed creating a safe area for teen couples, signaling a second lovers lane in a month as part of a broader effort to accommodate romantics while maintaining order.
Congress seeks $10,000 payment for astronaut flight
A resolution was introduced to authorize a $10,000 payment to astronaut Alan Bard Jr. for his space flight earlier this month. The measure was backed by Rep. Victor L. Anfuso, Democrat, amid congressional proceedings in Washington.
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Washington
Alan Bard, Jr
Victor L. Anfuso
100 Years Ago Today Monticello Attacks Sewell's Point
The U S S Monticello engages Confederate batteries at Sewell s Point in Norfolk as part of wartime actions described in a 100 years ago today recap.
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U.S.S. Monticello
Sewell's Point
Norfolk
Communique on Kennedy Diefenbaker talks aims for peace and democracy
A two day Canada United States communique outlined shared aims to banish war, improve human welfare, defend freedom, and expand democracy in the Western Hemisphere. Kennedy and Diefenbaker urged stronger NATO unity, disarmament safeguards, and progress toward Laos talks in Geneva while warning against Castro’s links with the Soviet Union.
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Diefenbaker
Canada
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Geneva
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