Peace Efforts Made Peace Efforts Made
President Kennedy followed a Soviet American exchange of sentiments for world peace with a proclamation upholding the just aspirations of captive nations to be free. He said on a 10 day European tour he found a deep conviction in the freedom of man and in common goals, the unity of the West and peace. Kennedy and Khrushchev traded Independence Day greetings during a Cape Cod visit as the Soviet leader urged peace in the nuclear era.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Cape Cod
China
Richard Teddy Coleman
Country Has 70 Million Jobs Maine Among States Adopting Civil Rights
At least 17 state legislatures defeated anti discrimination bills this year. The AP survey shows changes adopted in at least 11 states, mainly on housing jobs interracial marriage and public places. Maryland and New York Connecticut Iowa Maine Nebraska Rhode Island Michigan all acted. Also notes 70 million jobs reached June per Labor Department with unemployment 5.7 percent.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Connecticut
New York
Michigan
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Illinois
Maine
Iowa
Washington
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Labor
U.S
Wallace
Harold Goldstein
Department
South Salem
N.Y
Harry S. Truman
Ball Lightning Studied by Marement Firm in Arizona
Marement Firm to study ball lightning under an Office of Naval Research contract. Rocket Power Inc. in Mesa, linked to Maremont Corporation, will conduct analyses at Reoe Laboratories in Pasadena with Dr. Stanley Singer and Nak Goo Kim. They will model the phenomenon and attempt laboratory reproduction, noting reports of luminous balls up to 20 inches, various colors, odor, and entrances through windows or chimneys. A 1938 British flying boat pilot described a glowing ball entering a cockpit and causing an explosion.
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Charles E. Bartley
Rocket Power, Inc
Mesa
Maremont Corporation
Chicago
Cmpany
Geophysics
Office of Naval Research i
Aashington
D. C
Bartley
Rocket Power
Reoe Laboratories
Pasadena
Calif
Milton Farber
RPI
Stanley Singer
Nak Goo Kim
Singer
Kim
Chuckles Cartoon Line Teases Household Chaos
The joke notes that as soon as the youngest children master tidying, the oldest grandchildren arrive to wreck the house, a lighthearted take on family life and household chaos in a dated humor strip.
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Fea. Corp
Red China and Soviet leaders clash as Moscow talks continue
International dispatch notes verbal volleys between Red China and Soviet coexistence lines amid a Moscow summit. labor secretary Wirtz works to steer rail dispute toward peaceful industry paths. Kennedy upholds liberty aims as he and Khrushchev exchange peace signals. Police arrest Richard Teddy Coleman, a 32 year old Black man, in a deadly shooting and kidnapping case.
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Red China
Moscow
Washington
Communist Delegation In Secret Conference Police Capture Accused Killer
A four-officer Newark police team captured Richard Coleman in Linden near Newark Airport after a four-hour manhunt. He faced charges for shooting his wife Millie 37 and sister-in-law Ruby 43, wounding brother Harry 52 and neighbor Le Roy Edwards 48, and abducting 18-year-old Mary Kaminski. The victim, rescued near Elizabeth, may have been raped. Coleman, 32, provided brief remarks to reporters before arraignment in Newark.
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Linden
N.J
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Mary Kaminski
Elizabeth
Coleman
Newark
Newark Airport
Joseph Sheridan
Joseph Brennan
Magnolia Street
Elizabeth General Hospital
George Quackenbush
Kaminski
Millie
Ruby Coleman
Millie Coleman
Harry
LeRoy Edwards
Marianna Kube
Crux of Soviet Chinese Talks in Moscow Deepens Rift
High powered delegations from Maoist China and the Soviet Union moved to a villa in the Lenin hills near Moscow for secret discussions on the Sino Soviet split. Chinese and Soviet leaders exchange rival theses as Western observers warn of a possible deadlock and renewed calls for a worldwide communist party conference.
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Moscow
Lenin Hills
Mikhail Syslov
Kremlin
Pesking
Red China
Vladimir I
Lenin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Business Outlook Bright In Second Half Of 1963
AP reports a generally favorable business outlook for late 1963 with a strong stock market in the first half and robust steel and auto production. Experts foresee moderate economic growth, higher capital and government spending, but note unemployment and international balance of payments deficits remain. Steel output declined 4.7 percent to 2,313,000 tons last week while auto production slowed around the Fourth of July. Second-half car output projected near 625,000 for July, June volume 689,519, highest for June. Construction spending rose to 63.74 billion in June, NYSE sales totaled 13.86 million and bond activity dipped to 16.84 million.
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Jack Lefler
New York
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
New York Stock Exchange
Wirtz Pushes Railroad Peace Plan For Work Rules
Secretary of Labor Wirtz urges a temporary two year truce to avert a nationwide rail strike and set up study groups modeled on steel industry relations to search for a permanent solution. Unions and railroads will study the proposal and may reject it, risking compulsory arbitration and possible emergency legislation.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Steel Industry
Wirtz
St. Louis
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Gilbert
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Magazine Drives Hat Plan for Kennedy Greeting
In London the magazine Tailor and Cutter urges President Kennedy to wear a hat when greeting, arguing a raised hat adds gallantry. It surveys possible greetings and suggests the restrained, courteous gesture would restore old world charm in modern diplomacy.
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