Khrushchev Sees Chance For Test Ban Agreement
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev voiced optimism about a possible three nation pact on a limited nuclear test ban and urged outlawing all tests including underground ones. He signaled openness to a nonaggression declaration and offered Western inspection at Soviet military sites as a tension easing measure. He warned that agreement on underground tests may not come now, but progress on atmospheric, space and undersea bans would be meaningful.
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Kremlin
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
U.S
Red China
Janos Kadar
Panel Delivers Railroad Report to Kennedy
A six member labor fact finding panel presented its report on railway work rules to President Kennedy. The panel, led by Wirtz, will forward the findings to Congress with Kennedy’s legislative proposals to block a nationwide rail strike. Both sides agreed to postpone work rule changes until July 29 and hold off on strikes. The report was completed Thursday night with Labor and Commerce staff aid. The president plans to study it at Hyannis Port and present recommendations Monday.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Labor and Commerce Department
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Wells Resident Feared Drowned
NORTH WINDHAM The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department searched Collins Pond for Floyd Nichols a 53 year old Wells resident and Saco Lowell Shops employee who disappeared while attempting to swim across the 300 yard wide 50 foot deep pond last night David Ward 20 of North Windham said he swam across and Nichols planned to but failed to appear Ward Vera Green of this town who occupied a camp on the pond saw a man disappear Nichols has worked at Edward plant in Saco since March 9 1942 as a spot welder in the muffler division.
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Wells Beach
Mexico Will Recover Narrow Border Strip
EL PASO Texas AP residents on both sides react as Mexico will reclaim the Chamizal 437 acre border strip in a U S agreement with Presidents Kennedy and Lopez Mateos. The area between El Paso and Juarez contains about 3750 residents and 382 buildings including homes schools and a meat packing plant. Some residents oppose the move fearing loss of homes and uncertain compensation while others view it as overdue restitution for the century old boundary dispute. The plan was first raised after Kennedy visited Mexico last June and will be continued on page eight.
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Lopez Mateos
Khrushchev challenges Chinese Reds over world war threat
In Moscow Khrushchev told 6000 rallygoers a nuclear war would destroy mankind and not speed socialism. He denounced Chinese revolutionary aims, saying world war is unnecessary for building communism and peace, while urging unity against imperialism.
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Janos Kadar
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International progress on arms talks and civil rights push
The Associated Press reports active talks among U S Britain and Russia on a Soviet nonaggression pledge and progress on a test ban treaty. Labor leader Walter Reuther calls Congress to strengthen civil rights by adding FEPC. Government tightens grain controls after 24 million bushels go missing. A solar eclipse will be visible in North America for the first time since 1930. In Chamizal, 3500 residents express mixed feelings over transferring a 437 acre border strip from U S to Mexico.
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Reuther Backs Kennedy Civil Rights Legislation
Walter P. Reuther urged Congress to strengthen Kennedy civil rights proposals. He pressed direct damages payments to those discriminated in public facilities and urged add-ons like a federal fair employment practices commission and immediate desegregation in all school districts. He told lawmakers the committee must do more than the President asked.
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Walter P. Reuther
Congress
Kennedy
Reuther
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Demonstrations Threaten City in Cambridge Maryland
In Cambridge Maryland the threat of renewed demonstrations loomed as a state mediated group delayed entering the racial dispute. The Maryland Bar Association racial relations committee planned to visit Cambridge by Saturday to seek common ground, while local leader William McWilliams questioned contact and awaited a Bar Association decision after a Baltimore meeting. Governor Tawes planned a televised radio address to reassure Marylanders tonight.
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Maryland Bar Association
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William McWilliams
Governor's Office
McWilliams
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
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Stanley Branche
NAACP
Chester
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J. Millard Tawes
People of
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Maine Faces Solar Eclipse Viewing Gates
Washington AP reports an eclipse will cross North America on Saturday with totality only in a 60 mile wide strip including Maine. Safest viewing is television or solar projection. scientists warn of eye damage from direct viewing and detail NASA and university studies tracking shadows, satellites, and ecological effects.
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Washington
Japan
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U S Tightens Reins After Grain Diversion
Washington reports tightened controls after 24 million bushels of U S grain vanished through diversions by Austrian buyers to other markets. Purchases at a discount were diverted via West German ports, breaching Agriculture Department contracts. Austria was dropped from the barter program pending clarification of the deals.
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U.S
Austria
Agriculture Department
Vienna
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