Soviet Chorus: Red China Opposes U.S. Soviets in War Talks
The Soviet Communist Party accuses Red China of worsening U.S.-Soviet relations and fueling the Cold War while signaling no immediate break. Moscow cites Chinese agitation at Moscow peace talks and notes Mikoyan’s involvement as talks falter ahead of planned U.S. and British discussions.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Peking
Kremlin
Soviet Party Central Committee
Pravda
Tass
Anasta Mikoyan
Mikoyan
U.S
Two Crashes On Rainy Highway Kill Four Near Fowler
Two crashes three miles apart on U S 52 U S 41 near Fowler Indiana killed four and injured five. A skidding car crossed into oncoming traffic on a sharp curve near the intersection of U S 52 and U S 41. Victims include Charles Stage and Gertrude Stage of Louisville and Gertrude Luckstead of Dubuque with John Luckstead in critical condition. The other fatality occurred in a three car crash on U S 41 U S 52 three miles northwest. five people injured. State Police say the highway is dangerous and the stretch may be widened to four lanes next year.
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Fowler, Ind
U. S. 41
Fowler
Charles Peter Stage
Louisville
Gertrude
Gertrude Luckstead
Dubuque, Ia
John Luckstead
Mary B. Warnell
Chicago
Alfred Apple
Belated Galway Gift Delivered for Kennedy Visit
The Galway Chamber of Commerce handed a silver copy of the ancient Galway mace to U S Ambassador Matthew McCloskey for delivery to the White House. It was not ready in time for JFK's Galway visit.
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Dublin
Galway
Kennedy
U. S
Matthew McCloskey
Italy moves to outlaw human artificial insemination
The Italian parliament on Saturday received legislation banning human artificial insemination, signaling a move to criminalize the procedure and set stricter reproductive ethics rules nationwide.
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Rome
Congress Faces Rugged Rules Dispute Over Rail Jobs
Congress is poised to confront a long running railroad work rules dispute that could decide the fate of about 65,000 jobs. Unions say the rules ensure wages and work protections, while railroads claim $600 million annually pays for unnecessary featherbedding. Fact-finders were appointed to analyze the stalemate.
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Washington
Congress
Rocky Railroad
Smathers backs tax cut over civil rights bills
Senator Smathers of Florida argued a tax cut to spur the economy would aid Negroes more than passage of civil rights legislation. He said he would filibuster against the administration proposals though he could support five of seven. He urged Congress act on tax relief despite expected Southern opposition and possible Republican help.
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Washington
Smathers
D-Fla
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Sen
Long
D-La
Beauties From Around World Bring Gifts to Miss Universe Pageant
About 100 contestants from as far as Ceylon New Zealand and Denmark arrive in Miami Beach for the Miss Universe opening ceremony. Gifts for city officials include a turtle shell men’s set for Mayor High and a white duck pair from Miss Oregon. Contestants prize the $7 500 prize and a $10 000 appearance contract. Minds turn to potential movie TV roles or marriage prospects as Ramona Meyler and Dora Tolledano speak of patriotism and career plans.
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Miami Beach
Free World
In Memory Donations and Camp Budget Note 1963
A list of memorial donations for Camp Good Health includes amounts for Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tschirgi, John Timm, Olga Kolarik, Joseph J. Hanry, Dean Edward Kopecky, and Fred Strachota from various supporters. A prior 1963 camp budget shows a previous balance of $5,767.48 with small memorial payments totaling several dollars.
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Matthew Tschirgi
John Timm
D Avenue NE
Olga Kolarik
Jennie Kouba
Family Adcraft Advertising & Letter Service
Joseph J. Hanry
Dean Edward Kopecky
Jerry, Doug
Fred Strachota
Illinois farm town takes in nineteen Chicago children
In Morrison Illinois an all white community hosted a week long program adopting nineteen Negro children from Chicago. Fifteen local families volunteered to host with support from volunteers who donated bikes and train fares. The Woodson family hosted two children and described the experience as rewarding for both sides.
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Charles Woodson
Mississippi River
Morrison
Chicago
James Clapton
Robert Day
Morrison High School
Patti Troplin
Patty Ritchie
Plan for August push to curb school dropouts
Washington Education and Welfare officials from 25 cities and the federal government mapped a August dropout reduction program urged by President Kennedy. U.S. Education Commissioner Francis Keppel said cities already run programs and news plan aims to expand them with federal funds. Welfare Commissioner Ellen Winston said letters will go to state agencies asking workers to review cases of children who may drop out.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Francis Keppel
Keppel
U.S
Ellen Winston
Birmingham forms city affairs committee to aid growth
Mayor Albert Boutwell announced the formation of a bi racial city community affairs committee. Created by a May 28 council resolution the group aims to inform advise and recommend steps for development and growth in the Birmingham area and will hold its first meeting Tuesday night.
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Birmingham
Albert Boutwell
Boutwell
Teens Rescued After 3 Days in Abandoned Mine
Three teenagers Robert Abbott 15 Danny O Kain 13 and Billy Burke 13 were found in an abandoned coal mine near Castle Shannon after being missing since Thursday They crawled about 2000 feet to safety and were hospitalized for observation Abbott and O Kain were in good condition Burke was satisfactory A firecracker led inspectors to their location and rescuers carried them out with breathing gear
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Associated Press
Florence Burke
Billy
Pittsburgh
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Robert Abbott
Danny O’kain
Billy Burke
Abbott
O’kain
Burke
Turner
Jennings Breedon
Jim Hutchens
British Sub To Scrap Pile
The British submarine Trenchant, which torpedoed and sank the Japanese cruiser Ashigara in July 1945, is being broken up for scrap at the Fal sane shipyard.
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London
Trenchant
Ashigara
Falsane Shipyard
Tragic Fire Claims 11-Year-Old Christine Wright Zimmerer
Christine Wright Zimmerer, 11, died during a Louisville house fire while trying to save herself by entering a bath and turning on the water. The coroner reports third-degree burns. other family members escaped as the home sustained damage.
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Louisville
Christine Wright Zimmerer
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