McCloy Khrush Talks Show Doubt On Disarmament Outlook
In Moscow President Kent McCloy and Valerian Zorin held discussions on East West disarmament with no clear progress reported. McCloy described the Berlin topic as his personal view while noting a July 31 deadline for a new round of talks remains uncertain. Moscow seeks to expand the Disarmament Committee adding neutrals to the 10 member group amid Soviet UN influence efforts.
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New York
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Black Sea
Berlin
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Washington
Valerian A. Zorin
U.S
U.N
Geneva
Soviet Union
United Nations
Charleston signs disaster funds compact for flood relief
A federal state disaster relief agreement was signed at the West Virginia statehouse to channel about 6 million in federal funds to Charleston area flood victims. The pact requires audit of claims and a minimum one million state match, with early checks expected within weeks as unions join fund appeals.
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Statehouse
Kennedy
White Sulphur Springs
Barron
Disaster Recovery Agency
American Petroleum Institute
W. L. Scarborough
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Olney
OCDM
Scarborough
Recovery Agency
West Virginia Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
Charleston Area
No Tightening On Draft Seen
Washington AP reports Selective Service officials expect no tightening of draft deferments unless calls rise sharply. Deferments cover education essential occupations agriculture and dependents. Students in good college standing likely remain excused. August draft up to 13,000. Kennedy and McNamara foresee higher future quotas including September at least 20,000.
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Washington
Selective Service
Kennedy
Missile test success advances Minuteman phase
A Minuteman missile blasted 5,000 miles to the South Atlantic in its second success in three tests. The flight signaled approval for launching the weapon from a 90-foot underground silo and earlier malfunctions were addressed by the guidance system. Two subterranean facilities are at Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Atlantic Ocean
Eeeee
Island of
Ascension
Carolina farmer killed by stings in Caswell County
A Caswell County North Carolina farmer, 44 year old J. Monroe Brown of Wildwood, died after a bee hive incident. An autopsy by Dr. Kenneth Sizer found he was in a toxic condition from multiple bee stings while working at a bee yard.
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Caswell County
N. C
Kenneth Sizer
J. Monroe Brown
Wildwood
N C
Western Allies To Move With Unity Rusk Says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicted Western allies will move with unity and firmness to build up defenses against the Communist threat. He noted the Western Big Four foreign ministers will pursue a wide array of negotiations with the Soviets and discuss Berlin at the Paris meeting next week.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Paris
Berlin
United States
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Global brief notes on diplomacy and policy shifts
Secretary of State Rusk cautions about Cuba reply on the Eastern Airlines hijack as Fidel Castro faces a four day revolution. South Korea deploys reform moves under Gen Pae Chung hi. US Soviet disarmament talks face snags while gains pursued. Senate may convene to speed aid and reserve measures. UN asked to press Tunisian troop withdrawal amid fighting.
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U.S
Eastern Air Lines
Havana
Rusk
Castro
United States
Pae Chung-hi
Moscow
Witness slain in gang style linked to pottsville burglary
Ex convict Richard Blaney was killed in a blast outside his Philadelphia home days after testifying against three men in the Robert Rich burglary case. His brother Vincent, also linked to the case, was previously found slain off Margate last August.
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Vincent
Richard
John B. Rich
Pottsville
Rich
Vincent Blaney
Atlantic Ocean
Margate
N.J
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Joanna
Blaney
Ery
Ralph Staine
Robert Poulson
Europe
Poulson
Berkery
Staino
Atlantic City
Augustine A. Repetto
Atlantic County
Nations urge French troop withdrawal from Tunisia base
Thirty six Asian African nations and Yugoslavia asked the U N Security Council to demand France pull all troops from Tunisian areas occupied in last week's fighting. The appeal followed Hammarskjold's thwarted peace mission and amid French Tunisian tensions over Bizerte.
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Tunisia
United Nations
N.y.ap
Yugoslavia
Bizerte
Leopoldo Benites
Ecuador
France
Dag Hammarskjold
Council
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Hammarskjold
Paris
Long Range Aid Approval Spurs GOP Attack
Washington AP Republicans demand Kennedy cut domestic spending to fund defense increases linked to the Berlin crisis. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen and House Minority Leader Halleck say Congress must curb domestic programs as long range foreign aid lending faces House floor vote. Kennedy seeks up to 8.8 billion in loans amid opposition accusing it of backdoor financing.
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Congress
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
GOP
Berlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Military Bill Quickly Oked By Committee
The House and Senate sped approval of Kennedy administration plans to call up up to 250 000 reserves and fund ships and missiles with 958 570 000 dollars in the next year The committee backed the measures after a three hour session with Defense leaders and said priority should favor drill paying reservists and six month trainees over volunteers and draftees The plan aims to rely first on volunteers then the draft with selective unit calls and specialists McNamara said the buildup would be used sparingly and would respond to Communist threats to world peace.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Senate
House
Harry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Berlin
B. Russell
D-Ga
Case
Russell
Come
Mittee
Eas
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Robert S. Besedag
Pentagon
McNamara
Bluefielder Burned Worker in Critical Condition
Sam William Angles, 50, of 1129 Grove St Bluefield Virginia, remained in critical condition at Bluefield Sanitarium after suffering second and third degree burns at work for Leatherwood Co. early Thursday. He was admitted with chest face and arm injuries and possible lung damage.
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Sam William Angles
Bluefield Sanitarium
Grove St
Bluefield
Leatherwood Co
Atsa
Killer Of Mother And Son Hunted In Kentucky Hills
HYDEN Ky AP state and county authorities hunt for a killer after a mother Mary Holland 24 and her son Clifton were found shot to death on a rough mountain trail between Hollins Fork and Bull Creek. The bodies were discovered near their home. The husband Tilford Holland is a person of interest. The woman appeared to have been raped before being shot in the head with a shotgun, and the boy was shot in the back about 15 paces away. The attack occurred on a rugged trail where the woman had dismounted from a mule and led the animal.
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Hyden
Robert C. Muncy
Hollins Fork
Bull Creek
Mary Holland
Clifton
Tilford
Colbert resigns as Chrysler chairman and president
L L Tex Colbert quits as board chairman and chief executive of Chrysler Corp after a turbulent year marked by lawsuits, proxy fights, and a $21.9 million first quarter loss. Colbert cites harassment and says others should act for the company’s best interests. Lynn A Townsend named to replace him as president.
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L. L.tex
Colbert
Chrysler Corp
Comes
Sones
Lynn A. Townsend
Chryslereo
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