Surprise summit in Berlin with Khrushchev and bloc leaders
East Berlin hosts a surprise summit as Premier Khrushchev meets Soviet satellites including Ulbricht Gomulka Novotny Kadar and Zhivkov to align policy ahead of broader East West tensions. Romania’s Gheorghidej stays absent amid tensions over Kremlin economic plans and possible Sino-Soviet split. Washington observers note shifting aims toward Moscow and rival camps as July talks loom.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Kremlin
Peking
West
Moscow
Ulbricht
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Tomor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Romania
Gheorghe Gheorgh-dej
Albania
Red China
Kennedy
West Berlin
Kenny
ADN
Washington
U.S
Jobless Training Faces Roadblock in 1964 Funding
Washington reports the federal training program for unemployed workers could be crippled if state cost sharing is not lifted. Under the Manpower Development and Training Act the federal government covers costs through July 1, 1964, after which states must share equally. Few states have enacted matching, threatening program continuity as 52 week maximums approach. Labor officials expect Congress to relax the requirement, warning without relief the program will be in rough shape. Kansas Montana and Tennessee have made provisions. 31 states adjourned, 14 still in session, with 21 legislatures scheduled to meet next year.
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John D. Pomfret
New York Times Co
Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Kansas
Montana
Tennessee
Charleston
W. Va
Alloy Plant Workers Vote Strike Over Wages
Alloy Plant workers in the Union Carbide Metals Co. plant voted 1,628 of 1,874 ballots to strike over wages. Local 389 of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union reports 794 in favor 233 against with 1 void and 1 challenged ballot. President J. S. Jones says a substantial wage increase is sought as deadlines loom for midnight Monday and 12:01 a.m. July 7, with strike potential between dates.
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U Thant Probes U.N. Rumors Of Prostitutes
United Nations Secretary General U Thant stated he is reviewing reports of prostitution within the U N and among U N diplomats. He said he asked the head of security to file a report and would not comment until it is received. The reports stem from tabloid coverage naming an international call girl ring tied to the U N and involving immunity.
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New York
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
Department
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Rio De Janeiro Fire Kills Seven In 21-Story Blaze
Firemen saved scores of workers from a burning 21 story building in Rio. At least seven people died and more than 40 were burned or injured. Dozens escaped on ropes and many leaped or fell as a rope broke. Officials expect more casualties as rescue continues and the scene remains hazardous.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Astoria
Serrador Hotel
Navy
Rio
Walter Costa
Macmillan Says He'll Lead Party In Next Election
Prime Minister Macmillan declared he would not panic over the Profumo scandal and intends to lead the Conservative party in Britain’s next election. Critics warned of civil war within the party if he stays, while Macmillan emphasized duty to nation and party and signaled possible health-related retirement. He spoke ahead of talks with President Kennedy, urging unity and truth as he defended independence and alliance with the United States.
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Macmillan
Godfrey Anderson
London
Britain
Storm
John Profane
Lord Lambton
House of Commons
Gallup
Kennedy
United States
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Sunday Preview highlights from Barron to Baldwin
West Virginia Governor William Wallace Barron recalls a personal crisis won years ago in an interview on the Sunday Gazette-Mail Current Affairs Page. Other features include Jimmy Hoffa versus Kennedy administration coverage, James Baldwin’s remarks on race, and a Civil War Fourth of July feature by Tom Henshaw.
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West Virginia
William Wallace Barron
Don Haysh
Sunday
Gazette-Mail
Kennedy
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Arthur Eda
James R. Hoffa
James Baldwin
Baldwin
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
State Magazine
Tom Henshaw
New
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Arch Moore In Hot Spot Barron Says
Gov. Barron accuses Rep. Arch A. Moore of trying to wiggle out of the hot spot after Moore opposed and campaigned against an Area Redevelopment Administration authorization. Barron says Moore blundered and is covering up by attacking the administration. Barron notes Moore persuaded 18 Republicans to oppose the almost half billion dollar measure.
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Barron
Arch A. Moore
Area Redevelopment Administration
Moore
West Virginia
West Virginia news wrap and stalled Senate action
The West Virginia section notes stalled ARA project applications in Page Washington and a Senate revival sent back to the House for reconsideration. It references a broadside by former Gov Underwood and Moore’s negative stance, with notices to turn to Page 2 for further details.
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West Virginia
Washington
Senate
Nesday
House
jGazette
Barron
Underwood
Moore
Kennedy in Ireland Promises U S to curb nuclear spread
President Kennedy pledged to use all U S power to forge a worldwide pact to freeze nuclear arms, speaking before the Irish Dail in Dublin. He recalled Ireland's UN resolutions and noted Ireland’s support for the Congo mission, while a tense, crowding reception in Cork saw a Secret Service stumble but no harm.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Dublin
Kennedy
United States
Dail
Ireland
United Nations
Trish
Cork City Hall
Secret Service
Patrick Kennedy
Dunganstown
Jack
Cork
James Rowley
City Hall
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Manhattan
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Towers
Prague
Miss Novotny
Peabody
Mass
Henry 3. Duggan
James A
Barney) Johnson
Nalice
Rio Holocaust
Herbert Richeter
Motion Picture Production
Nelson Ribeiro
Joao Silva
Silva
Wolverhampton
Gay Gazette- Mail
Arch Moore
Arbour Hill
Church of the Sacred Heart
Eamon de Valera
Congo
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