Macmillan Pushes Bulgaria Letter on Limited Disarmament
Prime Minister Macmillan sent personal letters urging limited disarmament to Bulgaria while Western nations scramble over a Soviet shift. Moscow offered to admit inspectors and pause nuclear tests, potentially easing East West tensions but complicating German reunification and Western plans.
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Socialists rally to press US exit from Japan over Girard case
In Tokyo 3000 protesters rallied near Hibiya Park demanding all American troops leave Japan and the US Japan security treaty be scrapped. They cited Williams Girard manslaughter case and a bar brawl involving key witness Hidetosugo Onozeki as examples of alleged abuses by U.S. forces. The crowd urged handing over the Ottawa, Illinois specialist for trial in Japan.
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Crusading Editor Slain by Colombia Gunmen
Hector Echeverry Cardenas, 39, editor publisher of Tribuna in Ibague Tolima, was killed by gunmen near his newspaper. Liberal party officials urged restraint while promising a full local and national investigation.
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Army Tightens Hold On Haiti
In Port au Prince on June 15 the Haitian army solidified control after ousting Provisional President Daniel Fignole and forcing his exile to Miami. Rumors of his death sparked fears among his followers as troops and police deployed to enforce order amid renewed, rain driven protests.
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Democrats and Republicans prepare money policy clash in capital
In Washington on June 15 the Senate Finance Committee opened a probe into Eisenhower era monetary policy. Treasury Secretary Humphrey to testify as chair Byrd and Sen Gore push to hear victims of tight money while Republicans defend policy as maintaining record prosperity and limiting inflation.
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France Says Rebels Dead in Algerian Battle at Cheria
French military sources report 205 Algerian rebels killed in a Cheria battle near Tebessa in eastern Algeria. Seven rebels captured, French losses not reported. France claims capture of 119 rifles 10 submachine guns and other weapons. Tebessa near Tunisian frontier, alleged rebel reinforcements from Tunisia.
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British New Look In Armed Services Begins Tomorrow
NATO and the British New Look are analyzed by Capt. B H Liddell Hart in a three part series in the Daily Telegraph starting tomorrow. The piece examines the significance of proposed changes in the British armed services.
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Syria splits Arab world as aid pledge drops
Damascus announces it will refuse financial aid to Jordan signaling a wider Arab rift. Khalid Azm blasts King Hussein and King Saud accusing them of backing US policy, while Egypt and Syria pivot toward neutralism and Cairo talks set shared support to cover Jordan’s subsidy loss. Saudi Arabia continues aid efforts.
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Nixon and Knowland Join Push on Civil Rights Bill
Vice President Nixon and Senator Knowland plan a fast track to force Senate action on a House civil rights bill. The strategy aims to bypass the Judiciary Committee through a calendar move, heightening the 1960 nomination stakes for both men amid Democratic and Southern opposition.
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1973 Is Red Deadline For World Domination
Washington June 15 The Kremlin has set 1973 as its head for achieving world domination an anti Communist leader report Frederick C Schwarz executive director of the Christian Anti Communist Crusade predicted the international Communist conspiracy would reach world domination in about 16 years if its expansion continues Schwarz spoke last month to the staff of the House Committee on Un American Activities in closed door testimony published today
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Seventeen Die in Floods Around St Louis
The death toll reached 17 tonight with at least four missing after flash floods swamped St Louis and nearby Missouri and Illinois areas. Over 3,500 evacuated as torrential rains flooded downtown Belleville and other towns. Lemay business district submerged under four feet of water. Nine deaths occurred in Missouri and eight in Illinois.
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Murderer Says Received Word of God and Killings
A 29-year-old construction worker, Paul Whalen, is charged with first degree murder for killing Freelin Huff and his wife Louise at their ranch near Marana. Whalen described hearing a message from above and planned the killings, later placing the bodies in a cross shape in their home. Meanwhile, floodwaters across Illinois and Missouri forced thousands to flee as several deaths were reported and major towns faced historic inundation.
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Underwood’s Psychiatrist Visit Sparks City Rumor
Gov. Underwood discussed his bid to hire a psychiatrist as head of the new Mental Health Department. He described visiting a busy Charleston psychiatrist for the post, who could not leave his office, prompting the spread of town gossip that the governor had consulted a psychiatrist.
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California School Ends Year With Extra Day
California students faced an unexpected extra day of classes as 4300 pupils returned after summer vacation. State funds worth a million dollars supported the San Juan Unified School District, with Supt. William T. Mooney noting the stunt aimed to fulfill instructional goals and ensure state support.
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Truman Criticizes Leadership In White House and State Dept
Former President Truman accuses Eisenhower and Dulles of weak leadership and calls for maximum pressure to ensure officials fulfill duties. He cites progress and setbacks in foreign policy, contrasts with allied doubt, and criticizes the administration’s direction amid Cold War tensions.
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