Spying Charges Fly Across United Nations Briefing
Czechoslovakia accused the United States of attempting to recruit a top Czech diplomat, Miroslav Naclavac, as a spy after a tense UN exchange. Naclavac, 39, recounts an alleged meeting with two U.S. agents and a defected Czech military attaché, claiming offers of wealth to stay and spy. The State Department later demanded his withdrawal over espionage.
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United Nations
N. Y
Czechoslovakia
United States
U.N
Miroslav Nacvavac
U.S
U.S. State Department
Naclavac
Mr. Mack
Jack
New York
Gripshaim
E. 57Th Street
Washington
Frantisek Tisler
Crippling U S Sailor Strike Shuts Dow n Merchant Fleet
A major maritime strike in New York and other ports cripples the U S merchant fleet. About 30 cities and nearly 1 000 freighters tankers and liners are affected while the White House calls for peace talks. Labor Secretary Goldberg urges resumed talks and weekend negotiations.
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New York
Ceup
Dort
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Kennedy School Bill Faces Religious and Racial Pressure
President Kennedy's 2.5 billion public school bill encounters strong religious and racial opposition in the House. The Rules Committee, under Rep Howard Smith, pressures two Southern Democrat members to delay. Catholic opposition from the hierarchy backs the Defense Education measure aiding parochial schools, while leadership hopes for Southern votes to pass the bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
House
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
South
James J. Delaney
D-Ny
Thomas O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Sam Rayburn
Delaney
O' Neill
House Education Nd Labor Committee
Solons Expand Little WPA With Sales Tax Extension
Beckley officials caution on new federal area redevelopment funds as U S officials discuss loans and grants under the Area Redevelopment Act. Batt says grants will fund specific public facility needs while technical assistance is limited and project by project. West Virginia seeks water system and sewer projects with plans for Webster and Logan counties.
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Beckley
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D'l
U. S
William L. Batt Jr
Kennedy
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
Batt
Tto Shakespeare
Lord Beveridge
West Virginia
State Department of Commerce
Logan
Webster
Pennsylvania
Congress
Department of Commerce
Burl Osborne Sewers and Sewage
Webster County
Williamson
Chief Executive Development Administration
Sunday Gazette-Mail
Court of Last Appeal
Wiliam Batt, Jr
Mingo County
James H. Hartess
Mingo Plant Aid Sought as Officials Mull 840000 Request
Lumber company led by Frank Allara seeks 840000 for a Mingo County plant to make furniture components then move to finishing church and school furniture. The project could employ 380 after two years. funds await approval while officials review the proposal. The meeting included Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce leader Frank Tsukas and Sheriff Howard Chambers.
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Gilbert
Keemit
Matawan
Minso County
Boye FB
Horner Ir
Activision
Hornor
Castro dominance warn from Havana bureau chief Milks
Former AP Havana bureau chief Harold Milks says if Castro stays in power Latin America could move to Communist control within three years. He discusses the failed invasion attempt and Cuban reaction in a Sunday page one feature in the Gazette Mail.
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Fidel Castro
Latin America
Associated Press
Havana
Harold Milks
Sunday Gazette Mail
Us. A
Heat and Fires Plague Western States Across the West
Blistering heat has killed about a dozen people and wildfires scorching 23 000 acres persist across northern California Oregon and Arizona. Santa Clara County suffers poultry and nursery stock losses while Los Altos curbs water use. Fire crews contain multiple blazes near Paso Robles San Gabriel Canyon and Mint Canyon as heat waves set June records.
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Associated Press
California
Santa Clara County
Los Altos
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Canyon
Mint Canyon
Oregon
Arizona
Gila National Forest
West Virginia to Expand Public Works With $7 Million Tax Plan
West Virginia's special session approved a 3 percent sales tax extension expected to raise about $7 million in new revenue and leverage over $19 million in federal aid for an accelerated public works program. The plan aims to boost employment from about 5,000 to 15,000 and mobilize ADA funding for dependents. Governor Barron pledged immediate administrative action to triple public work employment and drive rapid improvements.
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Thomas Stafford
John Morgan
West Virginia
United States
House of Delegates
Afl-Clo
Congress
the Uhre Aan
Senate
House
Aave
Barron's
Zabeau
West Virginia Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
Zabeau Sand
W. T. Brotherton Jr
D-Kanawha
Uwease
Air Force seals success as Discoverer 25 reaches orbit
The 25th Discoverer satellite achieved a polar orbit after a fast launch, weighing 2100 pounds with an apogee of 250 miles and perigee of 140 miles. Ground control tracked Henk in Alaska and Diwali reported the orbit, praising the "sweet bird" despite a history of failed earlier attempts.
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AIR Force
Alaska
Howe
Hut
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Pradmont Rd
Solons
Harry Ernst
Fant
U. S. Area Redevelopment Administration
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Mingo
Barren
Truman
Gort
Clarksburg
Gore
Department of Finance and Administraion
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Charleston
James A. Haught
Little Brown Church
Wildwood
Great Mound
Far West
Paso Robles
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Harrison
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