Kennedy to Lead Moscow Talks on Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy said he, Soviet Premier Khrushchev and British Prime Minister Macmillan will send special negotiators to Moscow in mid July for a renewed effort to conclude a nuclear test ban treaty. The announcement marked a new push toward a formal agreement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
U.S
American University
Macmillan
Honolulu
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Ennedy
Kennedy urges Mayors to Act on Civil Rights and Peace
President Kennedy calls a five point program to reduce urban racial tensions and urges biracial committees to prevent crises. Mayors Wagner Daley Cavanagh Barr pledge to push for civil rights while Kennedy links peaceful change to a broader nuclear test ban plan with Khrushchev.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
Washington
American University
White House
Waikiki Beach
GOP convention scramble looms as favorite son moves rise
AP analysis notes a Minnesota plan to withhold votes from Rockefeller and Goldwater and back Walter Judd or Romney to create a stalemate at the 1964 GOP convention. Romney supporters foresee potential boosts in several states as 354 votes threaten balance against 655 needed for nomination.
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Washington
Minnesota
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Walter R. Judd
George Etzell
Judd
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
California
Colorado
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Rocke
Cardinal Cushing Urges Lift of Mixed Faith Marriage Ban
Cardinal Cushing of Boston calls for removing limits on mixed Catholic and non Catholic marriages and for easing rules on children's Catholic upbringing. He also urges toning down the Index of Prohibited Books as dioceses face a backlog of requests to access certain works.
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Cardinal Cushing
Church
New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
United States
Ameri
Walter M. Abbott
Church of Scotland
Rome
Cushing
Showdown in Tuscaloosa Nears as Wallace Stands Firm
Gov. George C. Wallace heads to Tuscaloosa to block two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood from registering at the University of Alabama amid federal court orders. He faces jail risk, mobilizes 800 police and 500 National Guard, while planning talks with trustees.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
New York
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Wallace
Montgomery
University Board of Trustees
University
Huntsville
East Gadsden
Vivian J. Malone
George Wallace
UVM Trustees Approve 63 64 Budget Amid Legislative Delays
The University of Vermont board of trustees approved an operating budget of 8,333,000 for 1963 64 based on a revised budget and pending Senate action on state funds. President John T. Fey said the July 1 start required timely action and noted an estimated 3,190,867 state appropriation. He stressed education as essential to economic growth and national security and reported a $500 legal fee allocation to pursue ETV Channel 26 reservations.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Board of Trustees
UVM
Vermont House of Representatives
Senate
UMV
John T. Fey
Hoff
House
Agricultural Research and Service
Fey
Vermont
FCC
Commencement headlines cover Vermon t colleges Williams speakers urge graduates
The Inside Commencements at Vermont colleges and Williams urged graduates to recognize responsibilities in the world. Twenty four Bennington County youths receive degrees at University of Vermont commencement. An editorial argues the public has a right to know why fallout levels rise and their danger. North Bennington and Hoosick Falls High meet in scholastic baseball title clash.
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Vermont
Williams
Bennington County
University of Vermont
Page
North Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Security Probe Ordered In L'Affaire Profumo
London AP Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a security inquiry led by Lord Dilhorne into possible breaches or negligence over former War Minister John Profumo’s affair with Christine Keeler and her ties to Soviet attaché Yevgeny Ivanov. Christine Keeler and Profumo described as lovers. Profumo resigned and admitted more than platonic relations. Ward charged with living on prostitution proceeds. held without bail.
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London
Macmillan
Profumo
Lord Dilhorne
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
Ivanov
Dslhorne
Harold Wilson
Stephen Ward
Christine
Marlborough St
House of Commons
Labor Party
Miss Keeler
Birthday party tornadowreaks farm and guests flee
A tornado struck the Robert Britton farm near Janesville Minnesota as about 32 people including the farmer his wife and guests fled in half a dozen cars for safety. The funnel arrived as they were about a mile away wrecking most farm buildings.
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Janesville
Minn
Robert Britton
Supreme Court Takes Up Reapportionment Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a set of reapportionment cases in its fall term, involving New York Virginia Maryland Alabama and Georgia. Cases include WMCA New York challenging New York legislative district apportionment and constitutional issues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Alabama
Georgia
WMCA
New York City
New York State
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