Kennedy Proposes Peace Strategy to End Cold War
President Kennedy unveils a strategy of peace to end the cold war and calls for a Moscow conference with high level US Britain and Soviet delegates to pursue a nuclear test ban. The plan aims to end the vicious cycle and seeks a formal binding treaty while avoiding atmospheric testing.
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Kennedy
New York Times Co
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Britain
Moscow
Viscount Hailsham
John J. McCloy
Macmillan
London
Senate
Fire Hose Puts Negroes to Rout in Danville Protest
About 30 African Americans were arrested in Danville as a downtown march defied an injunction. Fire hoses dispersed protesters including schoolchildren near city hall while three leaders, free on bond, did not take part. The city council planned a night session to discuss the demonstrations and municipal employment issues.
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Danville
Virginia
A. M. Aiken
Julian R. Stinson
City Hall
Aiken
Nro
A. I. Dunlap
Lawrence C. Campbell
Julius E. Adams
Flow Change Blamed for Discolored Area Water
Residents in the South Charleston Dunbar and Nitro area protested discolored water from the West Virginia Water Co. Officials blamed a change in flow causing iron sediments to stir up. Crews flushed lines. no leaks found. Water deemed safe though the rusty tint prompted long lines for Spring Hill residents to fetch water from a roadside spring.
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Charleston-Dunbar- Nitra
West Virginia Water Co
Rex Pierson
Water Company
Pierson
Spring Hill
Kanawha Turnpike
C&o
David Grass
East Ave
Wallace defies Kennedy to stand at university door
Gov. George C. Wallace arrived in Tuscaloosa to stand in the doorway at the University of Alabama despite Kennedy’s plea to avoid trouble. He vowed no violence and said his presence would ensure peace as federal desegregation orders loom. Police and National Guardsmen secured the campus amid an integration crisis.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
White House
Washington
Legislature of
Alabama
Montgomery
Congress
George Wallace
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Tuscaloo
Huntsville
Supreme Court to Hear Redistricting Appeals
The Supreme Court agreed to hear four more sit-in cases from Florida South Carolina and Maryland as it winds up the term. It vacated Virginia restaurant sit-in convictions and sent lower courts to reconsider in light of the May 20 1960 decisions. The court also struck down a Missouri law enabling the governor to seize private utilities during strikes, a ruling tied to the National Labor Relations Act.
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Supreme Court
Missouri
Potter Stewart
Kansas City Transit Co
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and
National Labor Relations Act
ST. Louis
John M. Dalton
Thomas F. Hagleton
Macmillan Launches Judicial Inquiry Amid Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a searching judicial inquiry into the sex and security scandal rocking his government. Scotland Yard warned of new shocks as Lord Chancellor Dithorne secretly investigates security aspects and reports soon. Ward faces possible new charges and bail denial amid fears of witness tampering. Parliament plans to debate Profumo's resignation as tensions threaten the government and markets reel on fear of Labour nationalization.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Scotland
Yard
Dithorne
Macmillan
Imagistrate
Tosteopath
Stephen Ward
Scotland Ward
Ward
Scotland Yard
Fearec Ward
Chistine Keeler
Profumoland
Eugene Ivanov
Britain
Kremlin
Ivanov
Moscow
Cuba
Shirley MacLaine Douses Gossip Clash in Hollywood
Shirley MacLaine confronted gossip columnist Mike Connolly at a Hollywood trade paper office over printed rumors. The actress reportedly punched Connolly while secretary Loretta Lee defended her boss, and the altercation ended with MacLaine leaving the scene as Connolly recalled the incident for his Hollywood Reporter column.
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Hollywood
Shirley MacLaine
Shirley
Connolly
Miro Cannetter
Deenaere Connolly
Loretta Lee
Miss Lee
Hal Wallis
Miss MacLaine
Wallis
Fred May
Lana Turner
Fear of racial violence haunts Washington city
Washington faces fear of racial clashes as the nation debates equal pay laws. President Kennedy signs a bill requiring equal wages for women, a long-pushed reform from women's groups.
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Washington
U. S
Citi-Zews O. Ralate
Kennedy
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