TV Talk Planned Between Kennedy and Khrushchev
The Detroit News says President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev nearly agreed on a joint television appearance, with a 30 minute first show giving each leader 15 minutes. They would pick topics like world visions, Berlin, disarmament, and nuclear testing, with potential later debates if successful.
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Khrushchev
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Therhorst
Terhorst
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Russia
Record 5196 petty crime trials by Korean court
District Judge Choe Man haeng set a record by trying 5 196 accused between 8 a m and 8 p m. He convicted 4 534 and collected 12 million hwan about 9 200 dollars in fines.
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Seoul
Choe Man-haeng
Chairmen Named for Iowa City Fund Drive
Allan Arneson former Iowa City Chamber of Commerce president and J C Penney manager will head the 1963 campaign for local charities and health groups. Lawrence Wade Provi dent Mutual Insurance Co. agent is named vice chairman.
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Iowa City — Community Givers, Inc
Allan Arneson
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
J.C. Penney
Lawrence Wade
Provident Mutual Insurance Co
Bali Tours Planned for Asian Games Attendees
The Indonesian Tourist Council will arrange Bali tours for participants in this summer's Asian Games. The program aims to showcase the island's famed scenery and cultural sights to visiting athletes and officials.
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Jakarta
Coors Sues Teamsters for 10.2 Million Over Defamation
Adolph Coors Co seeks 10.2 million in damages in superior court against Teamster President James Hoffa four California locals and others alleging a pamphlet falsely claimed the company aims to push a right to work law and strip favorable working conditions. The suit says the document circulated among California beer distributors harmed Coors and that California employees are salesmen not eligible for Teamster membership.
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Los Angeles
Adolph Coors Co
Colorado
Teamsters Union
Superior
Teamster
James Hoffa
California
Coors
Korean Students March On Embassy in Protest
About a thousand students defied martial law to march on the U S embassy in Seoul to protest the beating of a Korean by two American officers. Police blocked the route with jeeps and detained more than 100 after an appeal by Major General Kim Chin wi. There was no violence.
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Seoul
U.S
Kim Chin-wi
Wartburg College Adds Women’s Physical Education Area
Wartburg College reorganizes its department of physical education health and athletics to include a new physical education major for women. The program was approved by the board of regents to begin in the fall term.
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Waverly
Wartburg College
Department of Physical Education, Health and Athletics
Wartburg
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