Harriman to Lead U S Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
President Kennedy named diplomat W Averell Harriman to head the U S negotiating team for the Moscow meeting on a treaty to outlaw atomic testing. Harriman, veteran roving ambassador, will journey to Moscow for mid July talks as disputes over on site inspections remain unresolved.
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Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Laos
John J. McCloy
U.S
Germany
White House
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Profumo Cleared Of Info Breach In Russian Affair
Britain’s top judge cleared former War Minister John Profumo of leaking secrets amid the sex and security scandal. Prime Minister Macmillan reported results to the Queen and planned a Cabinet vote on Profumo’s resignation and security implications in Parliament.
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London
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Harold Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Lord Dithorne
MacMillan
Profumo
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Capt
Yevgeni
Honey Bear) Ivanov
Lord Dilhorne
Dilhorne
Valerie Hobson
Commons
Greek Premier quits in royal dispute over Britain visit
Premier Constantine Caramanlis resigns after a quarrel with King Paul and Queen Frederika over their planned visit to Britain despite government objections. The crisis could threaten the throne as the king considers dumping Parliament or forming a new government while the royal family presses ahead with the trip to avoid weakening the Western Alliance.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Britain
Paul
Frederika
Western Alliance
Caramanlis
Elizabeth II
London
Alexandra
Elizabeth
Fire death by own action sparks plea in Viet Nam crisis
Saigon reports the self immolation of Buddhist monk Quang Duc triggers a presidential appeal for calm. Diem says talks on religious freedom progress, amid unrest and arrests as crowds grid major pagodas and monks chant prayers.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Quang Due
Quang Duc
South Viet Nam
U.S
Kennedy Sees A Rising Tide Of Civil Rights Tensions
President Kennedy said a rising tide of discontent threatens public safety in American cities as he announced plans for Congress to empower national action against racial discrimination. He cited Tuscaloosa’s integration of two qualified students at the University of Alabama under federal escort and urged peaceful, constructive change nationwide.
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Washington
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Congress
University of Alabama At Tuscaloosa
Uneasy Calm Settles Over Danville
In Danville Virginia state troopers arrived after a night of violence and demonstrations. City leaders convened to plan a curfew and police enforcement while governors and civil rights groups urged protection for demonstrators. Forty five treated in hospitals and seventy four arrested as clashes erupted in a textile tobacco hub near the North Carolina line.
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J. W. Burrow
Burrow
George B. Anderson
James A. H. Ferguson
North Carolina
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia Naacp
Harrison
Virginia
Corporation Court
A. M. Aiken
Congress Prods Kennedy On Fair Employment Proposal
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen says Kennedy discussed a FEPC plan to enforce equal employment rights. Humphrey urges anti discrimination measures tied to federal funding, while both acknowledge past reform blocks and slow congressional action amid calls to curb racial violence. The proposal may be split to cover school integration and other public facilities desegregation.
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Kennedy
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
White House
Dirksen
River Searched For Missing Clay Youth
In Clay West Virginia searchers combed the Elk River near Clay for the body of Frank Reedy a 20 year old from Bickmore Clay County believed drowned last Friday night Friends say he disappeared while swimming in the river.
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Clay, W. Va
Elk River
Clay
Frank Reedy
Bickmore
Clay County
Local Classifieds Note Abbreviated Sections
A compact catalog style notice lists sections such as Inside Abby Add Years Classified Comics Editorials Goreu Letters Movies Society Sports Stocks TF sive Weather Princeton and other briefs, indicating a page index of topics and features.
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Abby
Princeton
Wallace Yields To Federal Order at Alabama Campus
In Tuscaloosa two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood registered at the University of Alabama under Alabama National Guardsmen and federal authority. Gov. George Wallace withdrew without resistance as federal marshals enforced integration in a historic first step.
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Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Vivian Juanita Malone
James A. Hood
Wallace
Alabama National Guardsmen
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
National Guard
Henry Graham
George Wallace
Foster Auditorium
Ala
Foster Hall
Hood
Miss Malone
Washington
Montgomery
Extension Of Coal Mine Safety Act To Small Mines Urged
Industry leaders at a Washington meeting urged extending the federal Coal Mine Safety Act to small mines under 15 workers. Edward G. Fox of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association cited higher day to day fatalities in small mines and called for equal protections. Charles Ferguson of the United Mine Workers pressed Congress to end the exemption for mines with 14 or fewer workers.
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Bureau of Mines
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Kennedy
Edward G. Fox
The
Association
Fox
Charles Ferguson
United Mine Workers of America
Congress
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