China to Begin Withdrawals Amid Himalayan Border Tensions
Chinese Defense Ministry said troops would pull back 12 1/2 miles from the line of control as India presses for a farther retreat to the Sept 8 1962 positions. New China News Agency accused India of war hysteria and accepting Western military aid amid stalled cease-fire talks. China warned unilateral withdrawal cannot prevent future clashes.
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Chou En-lai
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Max Proctor Dies at 79 Former Millwork Owner
Max Proctor 79 died Friday evening at St. Olaf Hospital after a short illness. He owned Austin Millwork until its 1953 closing and later supported Masonic groups and the Izaak Walton League. Surviving are daughters Maxine Proctor and Rebecca Owens, a grandson, two brothers, and funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Salem
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Rebecca
Alexandria
David Proctor Owens
Sherman
Portland
William
Waureka
Fog of Chlorine Gas Spreads in Cornwall Ontario
A leaking chlorine tank car released deadly gas in Cornwall Ontario injuring about 100 people with 35 hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Emergency crews evacuated 200 residents from northeastern outskirts as winds drove gas away. The incident prompted temporary area closures and warnings to prepare for evacuation if winds shift.
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Philadelphia Welcomes JFK and Army Navy Teams
Philadelphia rolls out red carpet for President Kennedy and Army Navy squads at Municipal Stadium. Transit crisis averted as TWU Local 234 agrees to suspend free rides amid contract talks. Kennedy to view Harvard Yale misfire replaced by Mustin Field to stadium plan.
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John Kennedy Jr Watches 20 Gun Salute
In a bright red snowsuit, John F Kennedy Jr stood on the White House balcony with his nurse as President Morales arrived. For fifteen minutes the two year old watched the pomp and circumstance unfold below in the sunny ceremony.
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Ramon Ville da Morales
Former Senator O Mahoney Dies at 78 in Bethesda
Former Wyoming Senator Joseph C O Mahoney dies at age 78 at the U S Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland The long time New Deal Democrat opposed court packing and helped lead the 1930s national economic inquiry He served in the Senate from 1933 to 1960 with a brief gap and earlier worked as a secretary and newspaper reporter in Colorado and Wyoming
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Rolvaag Plans Recount Effort After Narrow Loss
Democratic Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag aides study a petition for a ballot recount after losing by 142 votes to incumbent Gov. Elmer L. Andersen. The team weighs full or targeted recounts across Minnesota counties and counties chosen by both parties.
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No Surgery in Prospect for Pontiff
Vatican officials said Pope John XXIII continues to improve and no surgery is planned. The 81 year old pope suffers from a stomach ulcer and intense anemia, with a noncancerous prostate condition. Dr Gasbarrini remains at the pope's bedside amid ongoing health concerns.
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Vatican Council OKs Unity Decree with Orthodox, Debates Church Nature
The Ecumenical Council approved a decree on Orthodox unity with a vote of 2068 to 36 and began examining a thesis on the Roman Catholic Church. The document, prepared by the Oriental churches commission, addresses Christian unity and the church’s identity with focus on unity among baptized Christians and potential tensions among council members.
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Sixth air crash in a week shocks New York
Investigators probe the cause after an Eastern Air Lines DC7B crashed at Idlewild during an instrument landing in fog. Twenty five killed, 26 survived, with passengers recalling a desperate attempt to keep the plane aloft before it burst into flames near the Idlewild runway.
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Soviets begin packing bombers in Cuba for shipment home
U S officials say the Soviet Union has started packing nuclear capable jet bombers in Cuba and will move them to ports for return to Russia. The first shipload is expected to depart soon under a Soviet Kennedy Khrushchev agreement with U S naval observation. The move completes the second phase of the Cuban crisis withdrawal, while talks on remaining issues linger. Mikoyan flies home to report to Khrushchev on talks with Kennedy and Rusk. Castro opposes ground inspection. The U S maintains aerial observation and seeks a no invasion pledge.
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Cleveland Gets All Star Game
The 1963 All Star baseball game has been moved to Cleveland from Minneapolis St Paul. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the game will be played on Tuesday July 9.
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Rockefeller Says GOP Should Develop Talent for 1964
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller tells reporters he includes himself among the talent the Republican party should cultivate for a possible 1964 White House bid but adds it is too early to discuss candidates or situations.
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Fruit Drink Firm Delays Ads Over Nixon Story
A California fruit drink maker says it will withhold TV ads from stations that aired a program about Richard M. Nixon featuring Alger Hiss. In Iowa, 21 year old Duane Kraft of Burlington died when his car ran off a county road south of Burlington and a female passenger was injured.
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Blatnik Aide Dies in Car Crash Near Tomah
Peter Gentilini 29 of Duluth, a legislative aide to Rep. John A. Blatnik, D Minn, was killed when his car crashed near Tomah Wisconsin while he was en route to Washington.
206 Killed Within Week
A sequence of six major airplane crashes in one week, including Eastern Air Lines DC7B at Idlewild with multiple fatalities, and notably the Varig 707 crash near Lima killing all 97 aboard. Other disasters include a United Viscount near Ellicott City with 17 deaths and a Portuguese military plane off St. Thomas with 19 dead.
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