West completes plans for test ban conference
London reports the United States and Britain have finalized elaborate secret plans for a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Harriman and Lord Hailsham lead talks opening in Moscow Monday seeking a possible partial ban with underground testing curbed and international inspection debated.
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London
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
House of Commons
Harriman- Hailsham
Circus Life Behind the Big Top Reveals Grinders and Cohesion
The Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros. Circus begins a 3 p.m. matinee after an eight hour road day. C.L. Tex Clayton directs 30 plus vehicles and 100 crew on arrival at Morse grounds. Don Bashan, choreographer, notes circus life is tiring yet cohesive as veterans like Douglas Ellis and Stoney Whetstone reflect on road living and novelty of the show.
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al G. Kelly
Miller Bros
Clayton
Hugo
Okla
Don Bashan
Kelly and Miller
Bashan
Circus
Douglas Ellis
Kelly Miller
C.R
Stoney) Whetstone
Whetstone
Hoff recalls parkway offer and missed federal aid
Gov. Phillip H. Hoff spoke at the Weston Playhouse opening night, calling Vermont’s decision to reject federal support for a Green Mountain Highway plan a saddest error. He said the north-south route would have boosted tourism and commented on the state's road situation.
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Phillip H. Hoff
Vermont
Weston Playhouse
Hoff
Rutland
Green Mountain Park
the Park
Weston
Fantasticks
Two Guilty In Boston Garage Case Conviction of two in Common site
A jury convicted Francis W. Kiernan and Joseph W. Monahan of larceny and conspiracy in the construction of an underground garage on Boston Common after nearly 13 hours of deliberation. Herman Carp was acquitted and the judge postponed further disposition to August 19.
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Boston
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Boston Common
Herman Carp
Francis W. Kiernan
Joseph W. Monahan
Superior Court
Francis W. Quirico
China admits talks with Soviet Union failed to heal split
In Moscow the Peking People's Daily said talks with the Soviet Union failed but left open the chance for future discussions. The editorial noted both sides seek unity yet described the current situation as grave and defended China's tougher stance. The piece also cited expulsions of Chinese diplomats and students as a provocation by Moscow.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking People’s Daily
Khrushchev
China
National Guard ends Maryland protest in Cambridge
National Guardsmen under martial law moved into Cambridge Maryland to quell a Friday night demonstration by about 250 Negro supporters calling for equal rights and the release of two jailed youths. Gen George Gelston led a peaceful stand as marchers sat and prayed before dispersing.
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Cambridge, Md
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
George M. Gelston
National Guard
Gelston
J. Millard Tawes
George Gelston
Race Street
Old Benn ington Zoning Hearing Discusses New Ordinance
About 15 residents attended Friday night as the village zoning commission discussed a proposed zoning ordinance. The draft, prepared by Equity Publishing Corp of New Hampshire, was presented without major questions. The commission will provide final recommendations to trustees who will hold a public hearing before the ordinance goes to voters for approval.
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Old Bennington
Equity Publishing Corp. of
New Hampshire
Inside Page 3 Women News and Parody Column
Jean Wassick imitates Abigail van Buren and other features aimed at women on page 3. Mississippi Governor Barnett accuses President Kennedy and his attorney general of backing civil rights demonstrations he says are driven largely by Communists, on page 8.
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Jean Wassick
Abigail van Buren
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
Kennedy
Friday
Peking Says Moscow Talks Hit Impasse On Ideology
Peking's People's Daily broadcast via New China News Agency reported that Sino Soviet discussions on the communist split have reached an impasse. The editorial said China hopes for unity but differences in principle are serious and unresolved, with talks due to end soon ahead of Western nuclear talks in Moscow.
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New China News Agency
Moscow
U.S
Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking People’s Daily
People’s Daily
International Communist Movement
Birmingham School Integration Ordered for Fall
The 5th Circuit ordered Birmingham Alabama to submit a plan under the Pupil Placement Act for desegregation starting this fall. The panel split 2 to 1 with Judge Rives writing the majority. Judge Gewin dissented. Judge Lynne is to receive the plan by August 19.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mobile
Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Rives
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Sailing steamer Ciudad de Asuncion sinks with 400 aboard
Rescue boats comb the Plate River estuary for 20 missing after the 2300 ton Ciudad de Asuncion sank in fog on an overnight Montevideo to Buenos Aires run. Forty bodies recovered and 355 survivors saved from crowded lifeboats as crews report off course collision and possible electrical explosion.
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Argentina
Plate River
Atlantic
Ciudad de Asuncion
Montevideo
Uruguay
Enrique Pieseinkopf
Avito Fernandez
Enrique Pfeifenkopf
Manuel Pfeifenkopf
River Plate
Associated Press
State Newsmen Spend a Day At the Races
Vermont Press Association members gathered for their annual meeting at Green Mountain Park in Pownal. Gerald E. McLaughlin was re elected president with Ben Collins and John Drysdale as new first and second vice presidents. The group toured the new offset facility at the Bennington Banner and toured the Vermont track facilities after lunch.
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Vermont Press Association
Green Mountain Park
Vermont
Gerald E. McLaughlin
Springfield Reporter
Ben Collins
Caledonian Record
St. Johnsbury
John Drysdale
White River
Essex Junction
McLaughlin
Gordon Mills
William Slater
Roger Griffith
Page
Walter Hard
Vermont Life
Hard
Vermont Daily
Stewart Bennett
Manchester Journal
Roger Hurley
Lawerence Clayton
Burlington Free Press
Luther Shattuck
Hardwick Gazette
John Mazuzan
Northfield News
Benton Dryden
Vermont Standard
Robert Smith
Vermont News Service
Joe Kasperzack
Bellows Falls Times
Stanley MacPherson
Morning Press Bureau
U.S. Brewers Association
Montpelier
Bennington Banner
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