New East West Agreements Sought by Three Nations
US Secretary of State Dean Rusk British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko broached plans for fresh East West settlements after the partial nuclear test ban. The leaders visited a Lenin Hills villa for lunch to probe breakthroughs in East West relations and possibly a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression pact.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Lenin Hills
Khrushchev
Rusk
Crackdown on Used Car Dealers Planned by Ohio Officials
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe and Registrar Dave Mainwaring announced a crackdown on used car dealers over alleged fraudulent delivery and handling charges. They cited larceny by trick and said four Cleveland dealers face license revocation, with broader investigations possible.
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Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dave Mainwaring
William Saxbe
Cleveland
Ohio
Ambush Probe by U N Forces Near Panmunjom
In a night operation in the Korean DMZ US troops prepared ambush positions and withdrew at dawn without contact with North Korean forces. The force, larger than routine patrols, held fire until enemies closed, with armored units nearby. The action occurred about 13 miles east of Panmunjom near the July 29 ambush site.
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Vision
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Ex-Policeman Killed In Parma Heights Shootout
A former Brecksville police officer, William T. Snyder, 28, was killed in a gun battle with state liquor enforcement agent Ralph K. Kreiger, 41, who was wounded. Kreiger said he was protecting fellow agents during an after hours minors sale probe when Snyder approached and opened fire, leading to a fatal exchange.
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Cleveland
Brecksville
Parma Heights
William T. Snyder
Ralph K. Kreiger
Kreiger
Parma Community Hospital
Snyder
Exiles Invade North Haiti Treaty Set For Senate
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said President Kennedy will send the nuclear test ban treaty to the Senate this week with hearings starting Monday. The Foreign Relations Committee will hear State Defense and Atomic Energy witnesses on successive days. Fulbright and five other senators witnessed the Moscow signing and the panel will move to expeditious consideration. House leadership reports the tax bill advancing quickly in the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Mansfield
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Moscow
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Duvalier Appeals To OAS For Help
A report from Santo Domingo says Haitian exile forces invaded Haiti and captured Cap Haitien as the OAS called an emergency meeting. Exiles claim 500 fighters landed near Fort Liberte and moved toward Cap Haitien while Haitian authorities evacuate U.S. families from a nearby plantation.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Washington
Organization of American States
Fort Liberte
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Employment Increases In Four Areas
The Labor Department reclassified Canton Ohio Huntington West Virginia Ashland Kentucky and Altoona Pennsylvania as unemployment improves. Canton moved from 6-9 to 3-6 percent joblessness in July due to higher steel production and non durable manufacturing. Huntington Ashland and Altoona shifted from 9-12 to 6-9 percent unemployed with gains in cement construction and glass production.
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Washington
Labor Department
Canton
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Altoona
Huntington-Ashland
Huntington - Ashland
Ohio Withdraws Drought Area Request After Rains
Gov. James A. Rhodes pulled a federal designation request for 20 Ohio counties as a drought area. A telegram to Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman cited rains easing the drought. Separately, two unions seek a 3 1/4 percent annual wage increase for 81,000 GE workers across 72 plants nationwide.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
U.S
Orville Freeman
New York
General Electric Co
Bolton Sees Soviet Focus on Inner Space Over Moon
Ohio Congressman Oliver P Bolton argues the USSR may target inner space between 100 and 200 miles up while the U S programs push toward the moon. He cites potential military uses of orbital space and urges redirecting funds to national security driven space goals.
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Washington
Ohio
Oliver P. Bolton
Soviet Union
U.S
Mentor
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bolton
Portsmouth Man Charged In 4 Ohio Holdups By FBI
Harold H. Thompson of Portsmouth barber shop operators faces four charges for holdups at Ohio financial institutions. FBI says he may be involved in three more with Lawrence Rawlins, 29, of Portsmouth. The pair allegedly carried out seven holdups totaling over 31000 in 1961 62 across Medina Massillon Columbus Cincinnati and Akron area. Both men arraigned and jailed on bonds 35000 and 25000 respectively.
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Cleveland
Harold H. Thompson
Portsmouth
Ohio
FBI
Lawrence Rawlins
Thompson
Medina
Thomp
Rawlins
Edward KK. Hargett
Hargett
Akron Savings & Loan Association
Perry Heights
State Banking Co
Massillon
West Branch
Park Federal Savings & Loan Association
Columbus Thompson
Kenwood Plaza
Eagle Savings & Loan Association
Cincinnati
H. A. Horn
Cuyahoga County
Three youths face grand jury action in Sowinski Park attack
Cleveland AP reports three Negro youths who police say admitted taking part in an attack on a white couple in Sowinski Park faced grand jury action and possible trial as adults. Youngstown AP notes 650 Republic Rubber plant workers strike over a new contract dispute at Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. divis ion.
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Cleveland
Sowinski Park
Youngstown
Republic Rubber
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp
Rights Strategy Conference Aims Civil Rights Legislation
The NAACP gathers hundreds from across the country for a three day strategy conference to win meaningful civil rights legislation. Speakers include Congress members and leaders from Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities as part of broader efforts ahead of the August jobs and freedom march to the Lincoln Memorial.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
NAACP
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Mississippi voters face tense start to Democratic primary
Jackson reports show about 450000 Mississippians casting ballots as Negro voter fears rise despite Attorney General Patterson ruling illegal. Racial tension centers on civil rights, Kennedy policies, and four segregationist gubernatorial candidates. Tulsa Jaycees head urge local anti discrimination actions. West Germany agrees to $1.3 billion U.S. equipment deals over two years.
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Jackson, Miss
Joe Patterson
Kennedy
Washington
West Germany
U. S
Officials In Rail Dispute Hold Talks
Washington negotiators from railroad and unions meet at the bargaining table for the first time in weeks to probe a possible opening in deadlock over jobs. J E Wolfe says progress could show within 24 to 48 hours as Secretary of Labor Wirtz calls joint sessions. Beverly Hills report notes Mercedes Douglas plans to marry the day after her ex husband Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas did so.
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Washington
J. E. Wolfe
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mercedes Douglas
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Haiti’s Duvalier Faces Opposition as Exile Officers Land
Washington reports show about 500 exiled Haitian officers and soldiers landing to challenge Francois Duvalier. The regime, built on terror and a powerful Ton-Ton Macoutes militia, has crushed rebels and purged pro U.S. officers, while U.S. relations have fluctuated from suspension to withdrawal of missions.
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Washington
Louisiana
Francois—Papa Doc — Duvalier
Haiti
Columbus
Duvalier
United States
Robert Heins
U.S
Heinl
Army
Jean Rene Boucicaut
U. S
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