Vatican Officials Scramble Over Pope John XII Mass
Vatican City reports officials from five unions discuss a potential special Requiem Mass for Pope John XII who died a month ago. Labor Secretary notes no substantial agreement for a settlement as talks fail to progress. President may be asked to Congress for action if rail strike continues.
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Espionage Case Sparks US Soviet Tensions and Legislation Push
The attorney general cited a continuing FBI probe into a Soviet spy ring and urged new laws to allow wiretap evidence in espionage trials amid international fallout. Moscow protested the arrest of Egorays and linked it to preplanned anti-Soviet misrepresentations while recalling the May embassy expulsions.
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Kennedy weighs Khrushchev offer as talks tighten
Washington officials say the United States is still forming a position on Khrushchev’s test ban proposal as President Kennedy returns from Europe. High level White House meetings with Rusk, McNamara, Torriman, and Foxter plot next steps before Harriman’s Moscow trip, amid push for a NATO Warsaw pact and atmospheric test ban.
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White Hoke
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Pierre Salinger
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Khrushchev Eyes Peace While Warns on War in Berlin
In a Frankfurt speech Khrushchev warned only lunatics would unleash war and pressed peaceful coexistence with the West. He reaffirmed support for a socialist German reunification, praised the Oder Neisse frontier as a true border for peace, and urged a limited nuclear test ban with Poland supporting Cyrankiewicz.
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Four Injured in Colorado Plane Crash
A twin engine Cessna carrying California residents crashed near Pueblo Airport last night. Pilot John Adams, 42, his wife Lois, 46, and Coreng Jones, 23, all survived with injuries. Adams was hospitalized with multiple injuries. James R. Yates, 38, of Torrance suffered severe burns and head injuries, listed in critical condition. The crash occurred in a field on the Van Glider Ranch about five miles southeast of the airport after being struck by a rainstorm.
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British American spy ties deemed secure after espionage row
London officials said security cooperation with the United States remained unaffected by Britain’s espionage difficulties. Officials noted discussions on one area of joint operations during President Kennedy’s visit as Prime Minister Harold Macmillan hosted him. Defense Minister Thorneycroft told Labour MPs Washington had not sought or received assurances on Britain’s security improvements. Swat Arrested Behind Iron Curtain
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Spy scandal rocks Cold War era headlines in 1963 report
A police tip allegedly aided Swedish authorities in detaining Stig Erik Wennerstrom, accused of long standing spying for Russia. The report links Wennerstrom’s arrest to exposure of Kim Philby’s double dealing during a Kennedy Macmillan meeting. Philby allegedly confessed as Burgess and Maclean faced arrest pending.
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Harold Kim” Philby
Bank Robbery at Bank of America in Trawthorne
Bank of America in Trawthorne robbed of 15 330 by a man who shoved a revolver into a teller’s cage and demanded cash from five tellers entering the vault. The suspect, about 45 and six feet tall, covered workers and fled with the money. Nearby reports include other criminal cases, arrests, and public notices from California and Los Angeles areas.
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Barbara Snedeker
Ward Case Details Involving Abortions And Prostitution
The case recounts Ward's alleged role in procuring abortions for women including Miss X and Miss The court dismissed two charges but added one alleging Ward lived partly on prostitution earnings during 1963. A witness described payments to Christine and details of abortions arranged via Ward tied to a Paris night club dancer.
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NAACP Wins Removal of Negro Figurines at Convention
At the NAACP 54th annual convention in Chicago UM, hotel officials bowed to delegates and removed two Negro groom figurines from the lobby after protests. An accompanying incident against the American Medical Association drew 29 pickets to AMA headquarters. contractor Joseph A. Newman initially refused but relented, saying they cooperated.
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Let Old People Die in Dignity Clerkc Says
Memphis reports Dr John McClanan of Blytheville Ark urged allowing terminal patients to die with dignity at a Memphis Shelby County Bediel Society gathering. He rejected euthanasia but called it disservice to keep the infirm alive for appearance sake.
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Race tensions flare across the nation a day of protests
Statements from W C Patton and Leon Cox reflect fear and momentum behind racial change. Harold Strickland urges quick action while officials deny discrimination in North Carolina jobs. Newark sees a construction-site brawl as Negro pickets protest alleged job bias. Benton Harbor reports demonstrations against white youths, with arrests and rock throwing. A sit in forms at Annapolis Gov Tawes office to press ending segregation in state licensed businesses.
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Suit Charges Voting Code Violations
A civil suit filed by attorney Phill Silver of Los Angeles targets Louis R. Nowell, who won the May city council seat in the First District. The petition accuses Nowell of promising favorable votes on a Gulf Pacific Pipeline Co contract if Richard Richards supported him, and alleges Richards endorsed and mailed materials at his expense. Silver also charges defamation and alleged payments to secure Pacoima-area votes.
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