Five Senators Join Rusk for Moscow Signing Trip
Secretary of State Rusk will lead an 11 member U S delegation to Moscow for the signing of the nuclear test ban treaty. The group includes Democrats Fulbright Humphrey Pastore and Republicans Saltonstall Aiken and others. The signing is expected Monday with U Thant in Moscow for the event.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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Massachusetts
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Pat Hurley Dies Envoy and Cabinet Man
Major Gen. Patrick J. Hurley a World War II ambassador to Chiang Kai shek and former secretary of war died in his sleep at 80. The Republican veteran of New Mexico politics had long argued against U S support for Chinese communists and quit after Truman’s Yalta policy.
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Storms Bring Rain to Iowa Tuesday Night
Bands of thunderstorms dropped significant rainfall across Iowa with values reaching 1.82 inches in Pella and other readings in Winterset 1.63, Oskaloosa 1.07, Tracy 1.15, Grimes 1.00, and Ottumwa 0.63. Overnight lows ranged from 63 to 70 degrees, while highs climbed to 79 to 90 across cities including Davenport and Ottumwa.
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Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
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Oskaloosa
Rights Displays Highlight Civil Rights Dissent
President Eisenhower voiced approval of civil rights demonstrations as rightful, nonviolent actions to seek equal rights. He urged that political and economic rights be equal regardless of color while traveling to Europe for D‑Day remembrance and delaying a stance on the nuclear test ban pending military and scientific input.
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UPI
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Justice Dept Seeks Order to Register 2000 Negro Voters
The Justice Department filed its largest voting registration suit urging a federal court to order immediate registration of more than 2,000 Black residents in Birmingham.
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Justice Department
Birmingham
West German double agent jailed for spying for Poland
Bodo Schoenrock aged 28, a former West German intelligence worker, was convicted of spying for Polish intelligence and sentenced to 18 months in prison. The case centers on a freelance operative aiding Polish services.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Bodo Schoenrock
Oakland Attorney Named President of International Lawyers Council
Joseph Young of Oakland California was selected as president of the International Lawyers Council at a meeting in The Hague. The appointment marks his leadership role in the global legal community.
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UPI
Joseph Young
Oakland, Calif
International Lawyers Council
Peking breaks with Moscow over nuclear pact attack
In a Beijing issued statement via New China news agency Red China rejects the nuclear test ban accusing the Soviet Union of imperialism and declares the pact a dirty fraud. Peking questions the treaty and signals a possible formal rift with Moscow while proposing a world conference to ban nuclear weapons.
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Hughes Won't Decide on 2nd Term Until 1964
Gov. Harold Hughes said he has reservations about seeking a second term in 1964 and will not decide his candidacy until next year. He spoke at Drake University during a panel on reorganizing the executive branch of state government. He did not say if reform would be a major issue in 1964.
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Harold Hughes
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Drake University
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Ambush Guns Tied to North Korean Killings in Korea
U N command says ballistic tests prove the same sub machine guns used in Monday ambush that killed two U S soldiers also were carried by North Korean soldiers killed Tuesday. Brig. Gen. Brown reports exchanges of fire north of the Imjin river with no casualties on the American side. Sergeant Major Kenneth Cooper led a skirmish line that killed the first two attackers.
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Sterling
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Solomons
Philippines
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Dr Stephen Ward convicted on two vice counts in coma
A jury found Dr Stephen Ward guilty on two counts of living on immoral earnings of prostitutes as he lay unconscious in a hospital. He was acquitted on three other counts and faces potential sentencing after recovery.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
Steer Clear of Korean Alarm Bell
U S military leaders avoid heightening alert as North Korea incidents appear isolated. The Pentagon tracks signs for a possible offensive pattern while keeping U N command in Korea informed. No general alert outside Korea, patrols boosted along the 150 mile front. Changes in leadership see Meloy retire and Howze take command roles in Korea and Eighth Army.
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