West German French talks stall on Common Market relations
West Germany and France failed to reach an agreement on how the Common Market should relate to Britain after a three hour meeting. De Gaulle planned to return to Paris as ministers await Brussels talks next week to push farm price issues and relations with Britain.
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Kremlin China talks loom large in Moscow showdown
Moscow hosts a high profile clash between Khrushchev and Mao era leaders as Mikhal Suslov and Teng Hsiao ping lead rival delegations. The dispute over peaceful co existence versus revolutionary methods threatens future global communist alignment and fuels mutual accusations. Conservative losses in British by elections follow.
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Vatican Seeks Exchange to Remove Mindszenty
The Vatican plans fresh efforts to persuade Mindszenty to exit Hungary in exchange for church concessions. Hungary signals it will not block Vatican bishop appointments if Mindszenty can be removed. The 71 year old cardinal has lived in the U S legation in Budapest since the 1956 Soviet crackdown and remains under life treason sentence.
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Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
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Boy Almost Dies Saving 75 Cents From Trunk Crash
Alvin Payton Jr. 16 of Willowick nearly drowned after a park car plunged into a Geauga County lake. He hid in the trunk to avoid paying 75 cents admission. three other teens escaped and helped pull him free. Raymond Jankowski Jr. jumped in to assist as the car’s ignition key was found and Payton revived with artificial respiration.
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Payton
Dra
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Raymond Jankowski Jr
Cleveland
Jankowski
Gary Wisdom
Eastlake
Violence Over Fourth of July Leaves Eight Dead in Ohio
The Associated Press reports at least four people were killed by shootings across Ohio on the Fourth, plus four more in a nonaccidental Lorain house fire ruled arson with three children and their mother as homicide victims. A Russell Point riot ended with tear gas and no injuries.
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Lorain
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Johnson Dodges Candidacy Question in Philadelphia
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson avoided confirming plans for the Democratic ticket as he spoke in Philadelphia at an Independence Day event. In Cleveland, the Chamber of Commerce reported Cleveland's June factory work week averaged 40.6 hours across 100 large plants, the longest in nearly four years.
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Senate
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Senate Averts three day recess with record brief session
Washington a three second Senate session adjourned to Tuesday noon to honor the three day rule. In Cleveland a church rectory fire caused about 20000 damage but a lieutenant saved 3000 in an office. In Italy cloudbursts and hailstorms killed three farmers near Udine.
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Wirtz Outlines Strike Actions As Deadline Looms
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz meets with railroad managers and unions to outline possible government steps if no agreement by midnight next Wednesday. He notes options range from arbitration to congressional action while cautioning the situation is serious and a nationwide rail strike could idle up to 700,000 workers.
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Congress
Rockefeller vows vigorous push for 1964 GOP nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals commitment to a hard driven bid for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. A strong presidential task force remains in operation in New York City and Albany as aides, led by George L. Hinman, press his candidacy. Rockefeller, though recently viewed as unpopular, believes political fortunes can rebound, with New York convention support cited as a current anchor.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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Clergy Arrested in Baltimore Park Integration Demonstration
In Baltimore Maryland on Independence Day Reverend Eugene Carson Blake leader of the United Presbyterian Church and hundreds of clergy from Christian and Jewish faiths joined a mass protest to integrate Gwynn Oak Amusement Park. Police charged 283 demonstrators with trespass and 69 with disorderly conduct.
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Escapee Kills 3 Is Slain
AMERICUS Ga. A state patrolman’s 200 yard rifle shot ended a killing spree by convict Melvin Allen Weaver 23 a Franklin Ohio robber. Weaver opened fire at hostages wounding one and killing three before he was killed while attempting to dig a foxhole in a pecan field. Richard Hale 14 fired a pistol at the dying killer after Weaver was shot.
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Melvin Allen Weaver
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Ohio
Yank Wins Wimbledon Title for First American in Eight Years
Chuck McKinley of St. Louis defeated Fred Stolle of Australia in straight sets 9-7 6-1 6-4 to claim the men's singles crown at Wimbledon England marking the first U S champion in eight years. The same file reports Algeria’s first year of independence ending with 101 cannon salutes at midnight in Algiers.
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Belter
St. Louis
Australia
Fred Stolle
Algiers
Algeria
Frenzied Fourth Observed By JFK
Hyannis Port Mass Kennedy family holidays on July 4. President plans routine staff conferences and an Nantucket Sound cruise after a frenzied day amid a looming rail strike and family birth news.
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Ship Yard Agreement Is Reached
A labor dispute at the Marietta Manufacturing Ship Yard in Point Pleasant is settled and the 65 boiler makers and pipe fitters are to return to work on Monday following a conference of management and seven craft unions at Carpenters Hall. Union officials say the stoppage was unauthorized and the men became ill from working in poorly ventilated tanks.
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Carpenters Hall
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Kennedy seeks 108 million for Peace Corps expansion
President Kennedy asks Congress to appropriate 108 million dollars to expand the Peace Corps. The bill would fund about 13 000 volunteers in training or abroad by September 1964, a 4000 increase over year end projections. In Chicago a Fourth of July rally drew about 20 000 as Mayor Daley and a Black church leader were jeered.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Lakefront
Kennedy Eyes Trade Détente and Currency Safeguards
President Kennedy’s trip focused on easing U.S. European trade barriers to boost exports while guarding against currency vulnerabilities. He noted the European Common Market trend toward uniform tariffs and the need for de Gaulle’s stance, Italy’s Segni talks, and potential German discussions, as dollar reserves face speculative pressure and gold outflows.
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New York
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Kennedy
United States
Eigners
Antonio Segni
Italy
U. S
Portuguese Delegate Barred From UN Public Education Talks
The Portuguese delegate was barred today from a UN sponsored International Conference of Public Education over Portugal’s colonial policy in Angola.
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International Conference of Public Education
Angola
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