Reds Open Big Peace Conference
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet Union opening a six day Congress for General Disarmament and Peace in the Kremlin with Khrushchev to address delegates from 101 countries. Mao Tsetung defends Sino Soviet unity and rejects Western rumors of a split while arguing for peaceful negotiation with the United States over Formosa.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
United States
Pravda
Mao Tung
Red China
Formosa
Tung
China
Taiwan
Nuclear blast lights Hawaii as US claims third try success
A high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island using a Thor missile produced the strongest explosion of the series, lighting the Hawaiian Islands and disrupting communications. Officials called the blast a success after two prior failures, with the megaton-plus warhead reaching about 200 miles altitude and sparking relief at Joint Task Force 2 headquarters near Pearl Harbor.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Johnston Island
Here
United States
Task Force
U.S
Johnston
Joint Task Force 2
Pearl Harbor
Arrest Pair at Gun Point in Brownsdale Burglary
An Austin man Richard G. Penkava 21 and his girlfriend Shirlee A. Owens 19 were arrested near Brownsdale by Sheriff Reinartz and agent Michael McGinnis after a burglary at Brownsdale Recreation Room on July 1. They admitted the crime and were bound over to District Court on 3rd degree burglary charges after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Austin
al Reinartz
Crime Bureau
Brownsdale
Michael McGinnis
Richard G. Penkava
Shirlee A. Owens
Albert Lea
Owens
Penkava
YCC
Saskatchewan Medical Plan Strikes Draining Health Services
Regina reports a nine day doctors strike leaves 200 volunteer physicians at 34 hospitals, with 320 on or near duty under the Medical Care act and outside it. Replacements from Britain falter as two conflicts emerge. 60 of 147 hospitals lack doctors and two child patients die during transfer.
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Britain
Saskatchewan
Kennedy program shifts focus to health bill and aid
Congress weighs Kennedy priorities this week with a Senate push on health care for the aged under Social Security and House debate on a 4.7 billion foreign aid authorization. The Senate bill mirrors the House version in funding, while a GOP Democrat coalition seeks to limit future appropriations if budgets run deficits.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Democrats
Rules Committee
Republicans Disunity Flaunts Rivalry Before Public
AP dispatch notes intra party feuding as Gov. Wesley Powell of New Hampshire attacks Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York amid GOP battles over the All Republican Conference and the National Republican Citizens Committee. Sen. Barry Goldwater opposes the conference while Javits defends both groups as essential to unite GOP ideas and elect candidates. Powell hints at a 1964 presidential bid, contingent on re election and NH primary outcomes.
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Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Governors Conference
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
All Republican Conference
National Republican Citizens Committee
William E. Miller
GOP National Committee
Miller
All Republican
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Citizens Group
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Citizens Committee
Jacob K. Javits
Goldwater
Senate
House
Javits
Powell
Rockefeller
Hershey
Ben Khedda Seeks Peace With Deputy in Oran Row
Premier Youssef Ben Khedda urged reconciliation with his rebellious deputy Ahmed Ben Bella after Ben Bella loyalists seized the Moslem section of Oran and gained control in western Algeria. Ben Khedda dispatched two ministers to resume talks.
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Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Algeria
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Four Die in Minnesota Highway Crashes Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports four deaths in Minnesota traffic incidents over the weekend and today. One fatality involved Rosemary Stang of St. Cloud from July 4 injuries. Two other deaths occurred in a head on collision near Albany. The 1962 toll reached 288, compared with 327 last year at this date.
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Carl Derhousoff
Yorkton Hospital
Minnesota
Wekend
Albany
Rosemary Stang
St. Cloud
St. Augusta
Lawrence Habiger
Minn
Ronald Lieser
Melrose
Stearns County
Patrick Lester Cieminski
Rochester
Four Reach Safe After Unreported Plane Incident
An unreported plane carrying Everett Lentz his son and daughter in law Michael Michelson and two Moorhead residents landed safely at Crystal airport near Minneapolis after weather threats prompted an emergency CAP search. Lentz said he landed after seeing threatening clouds and forgot to check in.
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Civil Air Patrol
Here
Fargo
N.D
Everett Lentz
Moorhead
CAP
Sentz
Crystal
Lentz
Kennedy nominates Minnesota postmasters to Senate
President Kennedy has sent to the Senate a slate of Minnesota postmaster nominees. The list includes Clarence L. Luepke of Arlington Norman E. Schmidt of Circle Pines Albert L. Sanford of Dakota Harold G. Hage of Hanska Howard R. Christensen of Hartland Robert E. Davis of Magnolia Alphonse E. Janson of New Munich David T. Elsberry of Nisswa Dale C. Roth of Plato and Helen F. Sutherland of Warba.
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Washington
Kennedy
Minnesota
Senate
Clarence L. Luepke
Arlington
Norman E. Schmidt
Circle Pines
Albert L. Sanford
Dakota
Harold G. Hage
Hanska
Howard R. Christensen
Hartland
Robert E. Davis
Magnolia
Alphonse E. Janson
New Munich
David T. Elsberry
Nisswa
Dale C. Roth
Plato
Helen F. Sutherland
Warba
Two Major Brush Fires Rage in Angeles National Forest
AP reports two large brush fires burning unchecked in the Angeles National Forest near Los Angeles. They are 40 miles apart, with one near Acton consuming 1,800 acres and another north of Azusa burning 700 acres.
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Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Here
Acton
Azusa
Drowning of Linda Gorsuch At Farm Pond
Linda Gorsuch 17 drowned Saturday in a livestock pond on her father’s farm in Karlstad Minnesota while four younger siblings who could not swim watched. Eight killed in Maryland crash during a street race near Brandywine. Public hearing held by the Minnesota State Board of Education on education regulation changes in St Paul.
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Karlstad
Minn
Linda Gorsuch
ST. Paul
State Board of Education
Doctors Strike Deadlock Persists Amid Regina Rally
Provincial officials and striking doctors remain at odds on the ninth day of the Saskatchewan medical care plan strike as a mass protest rally is organized in Regina on Wednesday.
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Regina
Wisconsin treasurer stops payment on reapportionment suit check
Republican State Treasurer Dena Smith halted payment on a 3500 dollar check to cover costs of a federal court suit aimed at forcing a redraw of Wisconsin political districts.
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Madison
Wis
Dena Smith
Wisconsin
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