Khrushchev Opens Key Nuclear Test Ban Talks
In Moscow on Monday Nikita Khrushchev and U S and British delegates began crucial talks on a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev jokingly urged signing the agreement first then discussing details, while the communique noted an exchange of views on discontinuance of tests and other mutual concerns.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Moscow
UPI
Rank and File
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
America
Russia
de Snayrs
Kremlin
Correen Spondents
Khrushchev
Hailsham
Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyka
Valerian Orin
Lemyon K. Tsarapkin
Geneva
Kennedy Accused Of Hypocrisy By Red China
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China charging President Kennedy with hypocrisy for backing U S participation in the Moscow nuclear test talks. The dispute coincides with Khrushchev meeting American and British negotiators opening the Moscow talks to ban nuclear testing.
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JFK
Red China
Tokyo
UPI
China
Kennedy
United States
Moscow
Asia
Local GOP leaders debate fair concerns and costs
At a Sunday meeting in Anderson, GOP officials and city candidates discussed alleged swindles at the Free Fair and questioned fair management. The session also touched on national issues as Republican leaders pressed for stricter oversight while noting losses and complaints from residents.
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Anderson
HessoPiar Carni
Kennedy
Peking
United States
A and Arms
Frank Nealis
GOP
Anderson Free Patros
Tetenansatie Tacfmund
Frank H. Allis
Irling
Nealis
Izvestia Questions If Red China Aims At War
Izvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, denounced Chinese war mongering and racism as Sino Soviet peace talks faltered. While Peking Radio urged shared Marxism, Khrushchev met U S and British envoys in a cordial mood. Another negotiating session was expected before Chinese delegates depart.
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Moscow
UPL
Izvestia
Russia
United States
Britain
Javestia
Peking
Kremlin
Peking Radio
U. S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
National Referendum Sought on Civil Rights by Wallace
Alabama Governor George Wallace urged a national referendum on Kennedy civil rights proposals and called for Kennedy's retirement from public life. He testified before the Senate Commerce Committee amid charges of Communist influence in civil rights efforts and referenced King and Faubus in a broader political clash.
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Washington
UPR
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
United States
Wallace
Dixie
Senate Commerce Committee
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Commerce Committee
Barnett
Martin Luther King Jr
Himself
Sothern
Bartlett
Faubus
Odines Geodelelely
Suickies
Fletcher
Ralph Ferguson
Waland
Jacky C. Barker
Adl
Allis
Ker
Ker's Car Moved Into the Parhtage
Branch
Tage 2
Acquittal in British spy case shocks security scandal
Italian physicist Giuseppe Mar toldi was cleared of nine charges of planning to spy for Russia at a British atomic research site. Scotland Yard alleged possession of Russian supplied spy equipment and intent to transmit atomic secrets. A court hinted of further developments in the Profumo affair from a party girl Christine Keeler tape.
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Britain
Giuseppe Mar 1Telli
Russia
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Indianapolis Banker Arrested Over Shortage
The FBI reports the Farmers State Bank cashier and board secretary Glen Garrott Garrott, 43, of Brookston, held on a $5,000 bond after a Lafayette hearing on a $20,000 unauthorized certificate and a broader suspected shortage that preliminaries put at about $890,000.
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Indianapolis
Farmers State Bank
Brookston
FBI
Calvin B. Howard
Howard
Glen Baker Garrrott
Bank Board
U.S
Joseph W. Carey
Lafayette
Garrott
Carey
Alfred W. Moellering
Fort Wayne
Garrett
Hidden bar in St Peter's Basilica serves drinks and coffee
In Vatican City a small bar inside St Peter's Basilica offers rum brandy coffee and pastries. The unmarked door near the sacristy on the main floor hides the spot for visitors seeking a quick drink.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Comic Hope Eyes U S Invasion For Royal Variety
British press reports say Bob Hope told Queen Elizabeth and a large audience at the Royal Variety Performance that if the United States faced invasion his role would be to lay sandbags around Elizabeth Taylor.
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London
UPI
Bob Hope
United States
Fire House Mascot Sparky Dies After Mishap
Sparky the Fire House mascot at Station No 1, in service since 1952, was struck by a station vehicle and euthanized after veterinary examination due to multiple broken bones. Fire Chief Wert Johnson said no replacement plans have been made.
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Sparky
Wert Johson
Infant Injured In Minor Mishap Near Chesterfield
A three year old, Phillip Bunch son of Patricia A. Bunch Rt. 2, was injured in a minor auto mishap about 2 PM yesterday four miles north of Chesterfield.
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Chesterfield
Phillip Bunch
Patricia A. Bunch
Rt. 2
Chester
Four Indicted As Spies In Brooklyn Case
Four individuals linked to the Byelorussian U.N. mission face new indictments in Brooklyn federal court on charges of conspiring for six years to relay data on rocket launches weapons and troop movements to Moscow. The defendants include Peter E Mastennikov his wife Aleksandra Egorov and Nicksei Baltch and Joy Ann Garber also tied to Russian and Asian U.N. staff. They were arrested in New York and Washington and are held without bail awaiting trial.
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Brooklyn
Deeyeg Conte
Moscow
Peter E. Mastennikov
U.N. Secretariat
Fing
Aleksandra I. Egorov
U.N
U.S
Iian
United
Egorovs
Nicksei J. Galkin
Balth
Washington
Viet Union
Brest
Stallations
Joseph P. Hoey
Balteh
Robert K. Baltch
Doy Ann Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Hoey
Martelli Found Not Guilty of Spy Charges in London
An all male jury acquitted Giuseppe Martelli age 33 an Italian born scientist of espionage charges alleging he planned a Soviet spy career The verdict followed nine hours 45 minutes of deliberation Martelli testified he pretended to cooperate under blackmail but did not reveal secrets He left the Old Bailey with a woman he is not married to and said he wishes to stay and work in Britain.
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Khrushchev
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
U.S.S.R
London
Guiseppe Martelli
Martelli
Old Bailey Court
Atomic Energy Authority
Oxfordshire
Pamela Martelli
Tam Terriby
Cambridge Negro Leaders Defy Segregation Pressure
Gloria Richardson leads Cambridge civil rights activists in a Monday demonstration while National Guard troops remain on duty. NAACP officials say organizers plan a future meeting with Gov. Tawes to discuss protest timing and the use of martial law amid racial tensions in Maryland.
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UPI
Cambridge
Separe
Sinc
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Committee
National Guard
Stanleylers
Millard Tawes
Mar- Pe
Tin Pees
Branche
NAACP
Maurice
Mel Tawes
Bethel Ame
Nezre
Crisfield
Newborns at St John and Community Hospitals
New arrivals credited to St John s Hospital include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Chadarfield Shat Laney Treat, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Chester Turner of Daleville. Community Hospital reported a boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard Dellinger of Woodlawn Drive and a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Henderson Pendleton. Additional births include a girl to Rollin Prueblood of $202 W 2nd St and a boy to Raymond Harns Chesterfield, a girl to James Welch of Aspen Creek, a boy to James Hart of Haverhill Drive, a child to Mr and Mrs Richard Ward and a girl to Mr and Mrs John Leer of Frank ton.
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St. John's Hospital
Mrs
Paul Smith
Chadarfield
Laney Treat
Robert Hood
Madison Ave
Chester Turner
Daleville
Community Hospital
Richard Dellinger
Woodlawn
Richard Henderson
Pendleton
Rollin Prueblood
2Nd St
Raymond Harns
Chesterfield
James Welch
Aspen Cr
James Hart
Haverhill Dr
Richard Ward
8Th St
John Leer
Frankton
Voter Registrar Guilty Of Contempt
The 3rd U S Court of Appeals ruled on Theron C Lynd a Mississippi voter registrar from Hat Washington County in a civil contempt case tied to purging himself under court orders Lynd faces possible arrest and jail if he fails to comply. The case references James Meredith and the U S Supreme Court decision on criminal contempt. Lynd is 43 and lives at 113 Nursery Rd Hattiesburg Mississippi. The report notes associated family listings and local birth notices.
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New Orleans
API
Sesissippi
Rious
Cams
U.S. Court of Appeals
Theron C. Lynd
Tiesburg
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Barnett
Clyde Lennon
Frankton
Lynd
Mark Barnett
Nursery Rd
la Bor
Ilawyers
Rockefeller Seeks GOP Top Spot Amid Civil Rights Clash
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller challenged the anti Goldwater wing of the GOP in Albany and warned the party against extremism and racism while pushing for a strong civil rights program. He signals a renewed bid for the presidential nomination as Goldwater backers remain silent.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Albany
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Miami Beach
GOP
Buddhist Priests Threaten Self Immolation To Protest
In Saigon a Buddhist spokesman said two more priests are ready to burn themselves in public to protest religious discrimination by President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. The move follows accusations that officials sabotaged a religious equality agreement. The high priest urged Buddhists to renew the non violent campaign to end discrimination.
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Saigon
API
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Thich ‘Tinh Khiet
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Isty College
Mena, Ark
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Nerald
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Lucky) Gordon
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Profumo
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