Rusk Plans Bonn Stopover After Moscow Talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will fly to Bonn on Saturday Aug 10 for a meeting with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to explain East West relations after signing the nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. He will overnight in Bonn and return to Washington on Sunday.
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Haitian Forces Advance In Robles? Fight Near Cap Haitien
Haitian troops led by Gen Leon Cantave thrust southwest beyond Cap Haitien in a bid to sever the north coast. Duvalier airlifted at least 150 soldiers toward Cap Haitien as about 500 invaders moved in two columns after turning away from storming the city. An unconfirmed report spoke of another landing at St Marc as OAS nations ordered an investigation into Haitian charges.
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Educators say God references will stay in New England classes
The Associated Press reports that educators across New England largely expect devotional exercises to continue in public schools despite the Supreme Court ruling curbing mandatory Bible readings. Reactions ranged from defiance to cautious noncompliance, with New Hampshire papers urging enforcement and local boards proposing optional or alternative openings.
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Dollar Days Slated in Biddeford and Saco
The annual August Dollar Days sale in Biddeford and Saco runs Thursday through Saturday with a massive display of sale priced items. The Biddeford Saco Merchants Committee will distribute 2500 copies of today's Journal advertising participating stores to summer visitors.
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First Lady Kennedy Goes to Hospital as President Heads to Cape Cod
Mrs Kennedy expected third child hospitalized at Otis Air Force Base near Barnstable Massachusetts. President Kennedy flies to join her as civil rights leaders suspend picketing at Brooklyn Downstate Medical Center after talks on anti discrimination enforcement, with CORE NAACP and sponsors weighing next steps. Over 800 arrested in month of demonstrations demanding more building trades jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans.
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Today's Chuckle Smart girl earns a diamond from crab
A light quip notes that while any girl can extract a pearl from an oyster, a smart girl can get a diamond from an old crab, credited to Copr. Gen Fea Corp.
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Negotiations Face Tough Going An AP News Analysis
An AP analysis notes that after the Soviet Union signed a limited nuclear test ban, Khrushchev pushes for a NATO Warsaw nonaggression pact. U S officials seek to gauge his real goals through Rusk led talks in Moscow, while publicly flexibly to keep Western talks moving. The outcome hinges on Khrushchev’s real objectives.
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Johnson Leads Mississippi Race in Democratic Primary
Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson maintained a steady lead as 210000 votes were reported of about 450000 expected in Mississippi Democratic primary. Johnson led former Gov. J. P. Coleman and Charles Sullivan with 82853 to 68939 and 57787 votes while Robert Mason trailed. Tight races may not be decided tonight. runoffs set for Aug 27. general election on Nov 5.
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Ross Barnett
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Chicken Sparks U.S.-Europe Trade Fight
The United States says it will retaliate against European Common Market tariffs on American poultry. If no settlement, duties will be raised on European products to offset an estimated 46 million dollars in lost poultry exports. The action signals a tougher U.S. trade stance amid broader European economic challenges.
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