Romania Moves Closer To West As Kremlin Tensions Rise
Romania shifts away from Moscow with new street names and schools abandoning Russian course. Gheorghiu-Dej resists Khrushchev pressure, while Bucharest expands Western trade and considers joining GATT. Romania relaxes tourist rules and eyes nuclear plants, signaling economic realignment.
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Richard O’regan
Bucharest
Romania
Soviet Union
East Europe
Europe
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Soviet Bloc
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West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Khrushchev
Comecon— Economic Organization of
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Moscow
Romanian Workers
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GATT
United States
Republican delegates split over rules at Minnesota convention
At the Minnesota GOP state convention in St Paul and Austin the Judd and Goldwater factions failed to agree on rules for selecting 10 at large delegates. A unity plea was read but the session recessed amid disputes over temporary rules and delegate voting.
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Adolph Johnson
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Walter Judd
Barry Goldwater
Willam Miller
Arthur Swan
Rochester
Rules Committee
Goldwater
Twin Cities
St. Paul- Minneapolis
New Flood Threats Prompt Rescue Efforts in Shelby Montana
Shelby residents sandbagged two large farm reservoirs as a third dam risked failure flooding about 300 homes near the Canadian border. In southern Montana the Jefferson River flooded lowlands and damaged a bridge while nationwide networks planned a joint election returns service to speed coverage.
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Montana
Shelby
Jefferson River
Missouri
New York
Associated Press
United Press International
Network Election Service
Arnold Snyder
ABC News
William Eames
CBS News
Frank Jordan
NBC News
Birmingham a Year Later Bright Spot in a Mixed Picture
Relman Morin reports Birmingham a year after the 1963 protests. Negroes sit with whites at baseball, graduates receive diplomas, and nine of ten Community Affairs subcommittees include Black members. Yet segregation persists in hotels and services as demonstrations loom.
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Birmingham
Relman Morin
Ala
Birmingham Barons
Barons
Legion Field
Billy Graham
Community Affairs Committee
United States
Deerie
Albert Boutwell
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
Arthur Shores
Boutwell
World briefs report Cuban protest over Guantanamo clash
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa says Cuba will take fitting measures after a Cuban soldier was allegedly wounded by U S guards at Guantanamo Naval Base. U S Defense denies the charge and suggests Fidel Castro loyalists may have fired the shot.
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Associated Press Havana
Raul Roa
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Roa
Guantanamo
U.S. Defense Department
Fidel Castro
Walker testifies in libel suit over Ole Miss riot coverage
Edwin A. Walker told a Texas jury he made several appeals for public support before his appearance on campus during the Ole Miss riot. He seeks $2 million in a libel suit against The Associated Press, which argues its reports were fair.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Edwin A. Walker
University of Prieagnnal
Walker
Associated Press
Army
Ole Miss
U.S
J. A. Gooch
Dallas
Gooch
Jackson
Oxford
Miss
Shreveport
Mississippi
James Meredith
Laos Premier says U S recon flights to resume soon
Premier Souvanna Phouma announced that U S reconnaissance flights over central Laos will resume within a day or two due to reported movement of Pathet Lao and Vietminh troops. He indicated no objection to armed American escorts and noted Laos cannot protect the flights.
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U.S
Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vietminh
Souvanna
China
Khang Khay
Red New China News
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Minnesota Farmers Union
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National Broadcasting Co
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