Kennedy Names Senate Delegation for Moscow Nuclear Ban
President Kennedy announced a 12 member delegation led by Secretary Rusk to travel to Moscow for the formal signing of the nuclear test ban treaty. The group includes five senators, UN Ambassador Stevenson, and aides to discuss post signing steps and potential further talks on arms control.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Dean Rusk
Moscow
United Nations
Ad Jai E. Stevenson
Rusk
Kremlin
White House
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Santonstall
Aiken
Tn C. Pastore
Romie Energy Committee
Foreian
Saltonstall
Ember
Armed Services Committee
Stevenson
Aso|t
Wiliam C. Foster
Arms Control and Disairmament Agency
Glenn T
Seaborg
Atomic Energy” Commission
Liewelyn Thompson
Soviet Union
Arthur Dean
U.S
Geneva
House
Foreismn
Lord Home
Edward Heath
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Preimier
Nikita S. Khrushchev
NATO
Heath
Rail negotiator says legislation will be needed
A labor conference chair warned that a settlement on railroad work rules is unlikely without Congress approving President Kennedy’s plan to hand the dispute to a special panel. He described the issue as deeply entrenched and pervading among carriers and unions.
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Congress
Kennedy
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway
Commerce Committee
Wolfe
Labor
W. Willard
Wirtz
Tremors Continue as Quake Area Faces New Closures
Senator Goldwater accuses Defense leaders of pressuring bases to bar discrimination cases and civil rights reviews. He says a Pentagon drive targets commanders to restrict businesses and to shield civilian workers and contractors from racial discrimination data. He cites a Pentagon committee visiting bases with broad dossiers on personnel.
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Goldware Washington
UPI
Tarry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ift
UN Senate Investigation
Defense
Qer
Army
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Stephen N. Shulman
Arizona Republican
Senate Armed Services Committee
Reserve
Air Force
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Pentagon Committee
Alfred B. Fitt
Fitt
City Council Raises Wages of City Employees
The City Council approved an ordinance raising salaries for two major department heads and numerous deputies secretaries and clerks by seven to one vote. The Street Commissioner’s pay was set at 4000 per year with other increases from 100 to 1000. The action was framed as nominal and aligned with established precepts to reward duties. Notably the West Side Community Center director received a 1000 raise to hire a college trained director.
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Jack Campbell
Campbell
West Side
Harry Blake
Skopje Earthquakes Strain Yugoslav Recovery Efforts
Fourteen fresh tremors hit Skopje as demolition teams clear wreckage after a major quake. Rescue crews rescue a survivor as officials plan to rebuild near the ancient site, while an army field hospital stays in the city to aid relief.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
I Nature
John C
Stennis
D-Miss
Ponte Kekovic
Beales
Spectora
Belgrade
Detett
McNamara
Arizona
AUS. Army Field Hospital
Germany
Skopjev
George Sintos
Henrieta
Okla
Seismolo- Welfare
Segists
Washington
Seupi
D.C
Bureau of the ‘Department of
Clifford
TS Bennett
Madison
Possesson
County’ Welfare
Sil
Albert Kelly
South Korea flags NK infiltrations amid rising tensions
Defense Minister Lt Gen Kim Sun Bun warned Communist China may be pushing North Korean infiltrators to draw the Soviet Union into a renewed Korea war. He ordered the ROK army on full alert after reporting eight North Korean agents killed in clashes near the DMZ and the deepest penetration since the Korean War.
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Seuul
UPL
South Kohean
China
Soviet Union
Korea
Kim
Orean
Wrucejene
Teek
North Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Eisenhower Endorses Europe Trip and Normandy Walk
Former President Eisenhower and his wife Mamie sail for Europe for nostalgia laden visit. He plans to walk Normandy beaches and tour Portsmouth while UPI reports ongoing race protests and clashes in multiple cities as demonstrators push civil rights agendas.
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New York
UPD
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Mamie
Normandy
Portsmout
England
Portsmouth
Anderson
S.C
UPI
Ayea
Aelevision
Derson
Cbs-Tv
Birming
Elvabeh Shorty Olre Salinger
York City
Chicago
Po- Anderson
Farmville
Ocala
Fla
Williamston
Charleston
D.C
Clarksdale
Miss
Phoenix
Ariz
Brooklyn
Ess
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Pital
Bret
Judd
Sev
Racial integration protest at downtown lunch counters in Anderson
Two attackers seized and a crowd of about 50 Negroes gathered at downtown Anderson dining spots as protests over lunch counter integration continued. Police identified two suspects as Anderson residents aged about 60 and 2. Four Birmingham arrests followed as pickets waved signs and Confederate flags while National States Rights party followers joined the scene.
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Ina
Ite
Anderson Resi
Anderson
Birmingham
National States Rights Party
Assault Charge Filed Against Suspect in Anderson Case
Two of four young men suspected of forcing entry into Anderson area homes as fake foreign exchange students and magazine salesmen were arrested. Danny Garcia 9, address unknown, faced an assault and battery charge stemming from an alleged molestation of a local woman.
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Anderson
Danny Garcia
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns at St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital. Names include Archie Hinson and Haines families with a boy and a girl, Gwinn, Capgs, Stanley, Vinont, Ullom, Teague, Inbotz, and Boone households. Grandparents named include Mr and Mrs Dan Edwards of Middletown.
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St. John’s Hospital
Archie Hinson
Bath SL
Buckeye Styx
Fred. Ullom
Bow
Lucius Teague
Hendricks St
Thomas J Inbot Saz
W. Tand
Parkway
Vens
E.sth
O Gil
Earl $. Boone
Harrison St
Robert T. Over
S. Canal St
Pital
Lafayette
John’ Mills
Milton Mills
Madion Ave
Dan Edwards
Middletown
Immodest Dresses Ordered Despite Reservations
She chose to order two of the so called immodest dresses, proceeding with the purchase against earlier cautions.
Boone Sues Over Postmaster Appointment Race
John Boone, a Democrat from Anderson, files a $5,000 suit in a federal court in Indianapolis alleging a conspiracy to block his bid for the postmaster job. Defendants include Sen. Hartke Congressman Roush Madison County Democratic Chairman Norton and acting Postmaster Ring, who became acting postmaster in March 1961.
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Indianapolis
Abie
John’ Boone
Anderson
Boone
Sen
Janee Hartke
J Edward Roush
Madison
William Norton
Hing
Norton
Ring
Cal
Kennedy
Washington
Hartke
Wll
Church Leader Appointed Administrative Director at Warner College
Dr. E. F. Adcock, long time Church of God leader from Anderson, has been named administrative director of development at Warner Pacific College in Portland. He will oversee public relations, student procurement, and financial planning and will lead a nationwide $100,000 fundraising drive to support capital improvements at the West Coast school. He and Mrs. Adcock plan to move to Portland in late September.
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E. F. Adcock
Church of God
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
E. F. Deock
Anderson
National Board of Church Exension of and Home Missions
Warner College
Omermissions Council of North America
Adcock
West Coast
Church Telaons
Lou "Gough
Church of God Liberal Arts
Warner Pacific
Walnut St
Port‘land
New York
Alaska
Security Council backs partial arms embargo on Portugal
The UN Security Council by an 80 vote urged all states to bar arms and military equipment to Portugal until self determination and independence are granted to Angola Mozambique Portuguese Guinea and Cabinda. The United States Britain and France abstained while African powers pushed for stronger measures. The resolution notes Portugal’s stance contradicts UN principles and calls on Lisbon to end repressive acts in its African territories.
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Unitsd Nations
N.x
Uray
Security Council
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
NATO
Council
Venezquela
Alberto Franco Noveria
South Africa
Addis Ababa
Stas
Washingen
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Cabinda
U.N
State Funds Diverted to Cities Counties Totaled Over One Million
State officials announced quarterly motor vehicle revenue distributions ending June 30. Anderson will receive 76 655 dollars and Madison County 195 5 thousand. A July distribution directs school support to each county and a final October payment follows. Madison County is slated for 1 126 647 dollars and Anderson 16 212 dollars in a later package.
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Anderson
Madison County
Indiana
Argentine Doctor Arturo Ilia Named President of Argentina
Dr Arturo Ilia a 62 year old physician turned politician was elected the 29th president of Argentina. He won 189 electoral college votes with 18 provinces and the federal district counted and five disc rets pledged another five votes for his election by his party. Ilia an anti Communist anti Peronist moderate campaigned on freeing political prisoners. The Interior Ministry reported former president Frondizi freed after 16 months confinement following a military coup.
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OS Ameo
Argens AP
Arturo Ilia
Argentina
Tilia
People’r Radical Civic Union
Illia
United States
Ilia
Arturo Frondini
Frondiai
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
San Barlos de Bariloche
Fronchi
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Herald
Defense Department
Tskeen
Department
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Green
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Christian Dior
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