De Gaulle Adenauer At Common Market Impasse
In Bonn at a three hour meeting Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer failed to agree on relations the Common Market should have with Britain and other issues including farm prices. Officials say no progress was made and next steps will be discussed in Brussels with foreign and agriculture ministers.
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Haley
de Gaulle, Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Paris
Adenauer
Werner Schwarz
Brussels
Ludwig Erhard
Any Gaulle
Kennedy
Erhard
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Communists Meet in Moscow Over World Domination Clash
In Moscow a Chinese Communist delegation and Soviet leaders led by Khrushchev clash over peaceful coexistence versus revolution. Suslov and Teng Hsiao-ping head their sides as Beijing accuses Moscow of meddling and the sides threaten to walk away. Outcome may shape decades for millions.
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Moscow Key
Wirtz
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kemlin
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping
Pan Tzu-li
Peking
Clergymen Arrested at Integrated Independence Day Protest
The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and other clergy were arrested at Gwynn Oaks Park near Baltimore during a July 4 demonstration to integrate the amusement venue. Of those arrested, 175 remained in custody with 36 clergymen among 283 whites and Negroes charged under trespass laws. Police carried demonstrators from the park as spectators jeered and some threw cherry bombs.
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Baltimore
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Gwynn Oaks
Maryland
Rockefeller to pursue GOP nod amid mixed support
AP News Analysis notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller remains determined to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. A strong New York task force and a loyal column of aides persist, while party leaders split on whether he’ll stay in the race amid questions about his current standing and past withdrawals.
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Jack Bell Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New York City
Albany
George L. Hinman
Hinman
Rockefeller Plaza
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller Moves Toward 1964 GOP Nomination
Associated Press overview reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller intent on pursuing the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Wirtz negotiates in rail strike talks, outlining possible government steps if no deal. 283 clergymen including Eugene Carson Blake are arrested during a protest to desegregate an amusement park near Baltimore. Kennedy family experiences a busy Fourth of July with a birth, operation, and reunion. Russians and Chinese begin talks in Moscow on ideological differences, with no agreement expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wirtz
Eugene Carson Blake
Baltimore
Kennedy
Moscow
Kennedy Family Fourth Hectic Holiday at Cape Cod
President Kennedy planned a relaxing Fourth of July at Hyannis Port after a frantic holiday with three generations of Kennedys. A rail strike threat loomed, a birth occurred, and an operation for Sen Edward Kennedy’s wife Joan neared completion as the family awaited the President’s return from Europe.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Europe
Boston
Kathleen
Kennedys
Joseph P. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Joan
Sen
D-Mass
Coast Guard Quietly Tightens Border Defense
The U S Coast Guard is quietly strengthening coastal defenses to curb espionage and weapon smuggling. A new Operations Instructions 30 63 expands interagency alert against saboteurs with a possible reward up to 500000 under the Atomic Weapons Rewards Act.
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NEW York
U.S. Coast Guard
America
New York Journal-American
Washington
Ed Edstrom
Hearst
Coast Guard
United States
Newspan
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Justice Department
U.S
Deaths Behind Record Toll on Nation's Highways
The National Safety Council reported 152 traffic deaths so far during the four day Independence Day weekend, behind the 1961 record of 509 for the period. Millions were traveling to vacations and relatives as the holiday neared its midpoint, with NSC projecting 550 to 650 deaths overall. A northeastern Iowa family of three perished in a two car collision in West Union as cool, cloudy weather spread across Maine.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Perssons
NSC
Iowa
West Union
Maine
British officials dismiss spy scandal worry in London
British officials say they are not concerned by newspaper reports of another major spy scandal breaking in the country, signaling confidence despite sensational headlines and ongoing security concerns.
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London
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Electrolux Sales & Service
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Alfred Street
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Fea, Corp
Old Orchard Beach
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England
White House
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King Neptune
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Educational Bureau of Ocean
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