Khrushchev Talks With Spaak in Kiev on Tensions
In Kiev Khrushchev met Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak to ease East West tensions, signaling a deliberate snub to the Moscow China dispute. Tass called the talks a continuation of prior conversations and showed Khrushchev’s aloof stance away from the Soviet Chinese confrontation.
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Paul- Henri Spaak
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Tass
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West
Spaak
Presidium
Nikolai Podgorny
Valerian Zorin
Chen Yi
Peking
Red China
Chen
United States
Yugoslavia
China
Soviet Union
State Health Study Continues In Vermont Town
The Vermont Health Department advances to phase two of a study on local health services in Bristol and surrounding towns. A social scientist and physician interview 100 families on illnesses, accidents dental care clinics and immunizations with confidential responses.
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Burlington
State Health Department
Bristol
Robert B. Aiken
Vermont
Health Department
Navy Jet Crashes at Camp Family Picnic Kills Seven
A pilotless Navy jet crashed on a Willow Grove base field during a rainstorm then struck a daycamp bathhouse, killing seven people including four children. The pilot bailed out safely. 17 others were injured among 125 attendees. The crash occurred near Green Hill Day Camp during a family reunion of local clubs.
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Willow Grove
Naval Air Station
Navy
Abington Memorial Hospital
Green Hill
Roseman Cousins Club
U S Mapping To Avert Rail Strike
President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Wirtz meet to plan next moves as unions reject a government settlement. An administration bill to bar a nationwide rail walkout Thursday looms, with compulsory arbitration or government seizure as possible paths. Rail unions vow to fight any legislation and warn of an immediate strike if talks fail.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
White House
Congress
Wirtz
Public Meetings Sought On State School Issues
Montpelier AP The Board of Education will meet to discuss Commissioner Holden's plan for 15 to 20 informal statewide sessions to explain the issues in readjusting supervisory school unions and the move toward more economical basic administrative units.
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Montpelier
Board of Education
A. John Holden
Holden
Traffic Fells A Vermonter
Vermont state police report 90 highway accidents over the long Fourth of July weekend with one fatal crash on Vermont 12 in Brookfield claiming Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Blakely. Troopers arrested 31 drivers, summoned 88 to court, issued 367 defective equipment tickets, and distributed 3400 copies of the pamphlet Death Stalks the Highway with warnings to motorists.
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Blakely
Vermont
Brookfield
State eyes sale or lease of Rutland Railway lines
Public Service Board chairman John Paterson said Vermont negotiates with connecting carriers Boston and Maine Delaware and Hudson and Central Vermont for sale or lease of Rutland Railway segments. An August 20 deadline is cited for action while a $2.7 million bond supports state purchase of rights of way and track.
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Paterson
Rutland
Rutland Railway
Thomas W. Lynch
Middlebury
Larger Role for Youth Seen in Rights Struggle
New York AP Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP says youth groups will play a stronger, more aggressive role in civil rights. He notes 40,000 member youth corps will be directed by national headquarters and unshackled from restrictive local policies.
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New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Wilkins
Inside Vermont unemployment ruses and college talk
Inside pages discuss new unemployment compensation schemes in Vermont. A summer institute at Burlington College gathers sixty four school administrators and teachers for intellectual fun. A national political clash centers on NAACP youth leadership and remarks by James Meredith and Wilkins in Chicago and Charleston.
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Wilkins
Charleston
S.C
NAACP
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Press Protests Viet Nam Tactics
South Viet Nam's American press corps asked President Kennedy to back a protest over police rough handling of reporters. The incident followed a Buddhist monk’s self-immolation memorial service in Saigon where a Western correspondent was felled and cameras smashed.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
American Press Corps
Kennedy
U.S
US freezes Cuba assets and bans unlicensed trade
The United States froze all Cuban assets in the country and blocked all unlicensed financial or commercial transactions with Cuba by Americans. The move targets both government holdings and individuals and signals a sweeping embargo action.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Argentina voters favor Illia as Peronists face setback
In Argentina a majority pushed Arturo Illia toward the presidency while Peronists saw a banished candidate lose support. Only about 14 percent top ballots were blank, reflecting protest amid compulsory voting and divisions within the Peronist movement.
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Argentina
South America
Juan D. Peron
Vincente Solano Lima
Arturo Illia
Congress
Illia
Oscar Alende
Pedro Aramburu
Don Nadie
Nobody
National and Popular Front
Peron
Spain
Arturo Frondizi
National
Popular Front
Madrid
Arrests at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park Amid Maryland Demonstration
More than 100 integrationists including 13 clergymen were arrested at the privately owned Gwynn Oak Amusement Park in Woodlawn, as about 6,000 white patrons looked on. Police used K-9 units. the event followed July 4 demonstrations that left nearly 400 arrests. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake was among those scheduled for preliminary hearings.
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Baltimore
Woodlawn
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Baltimore County
Robert Lally
Lally
Woman gets 4 to 10 year term for attempted murder
Laura Davis, 47, is sentenced by Judge John P. Connarn to four to ten years in the Women's Reformatory after pleading guilty to attempting to murder her husband Wayne Davis, 52, who was wounded in the right arm during the April 4 shooting in Middlesex.
Sicilian raids seize 200 mafia suspects in Palermo
In Palermo six suburbs were raided by security forces marking a major crackdown on the Mafia linked to hundreds of deaths. The operation detained more than 200 suspects as authorities push a broader war on organized crime across postwar Sicily.
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Palermo
Sicily
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