Lack Of News On Ulbricht Causes Berlin Worry
AP analysis notes lack of news on Walter Ulbricht and Premier Willi Stoph sparks Berlin anxiety. It questions Soviet moves as Ulbricht and Stoph along with Khrushchev vanished from public view since August 1, with Pravda Ukraina hinting at a vacation while Neues Deutschland downplays. Khrushchev has since returned to Moscow.
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Tragedy at Lake Talauim as eight drown in racial protest skating rally
A crowd gathered 15 miles south of Cairo as seven riders and a white boat passenger died when a loading shift dumped them into Lake Talauim during integration demonstrations. Divers recovered corpses. injured attendees, many supporting integration, were treated at nearby hospitals. Authorities released four on bond as investigations continued.
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Three Brothers Die in Houston Gunfights
Three Igarcia brothers Fred 34 Larry 24 and Martin 26 were killed in gunfights after an argument over a woman at Rancho night club in Houston. Benito Espinoza 29 was charged with murder. he and club owner Antonio Ortega 42 faced murder charges after a brief exchange of gunfire and a struggle that led Ortega to shoot Larry and Martin. Two other men were arrested within hours.
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GOP leaders push for stronger party ahead of 1964 race
GOP figures in Wil and Brevard push for a bigger party role in the 1964 campaigns. Hamlin, a longtime Republican lawyer and former General Assembly member, hints at intensified GOP activity. Claude E. Bilimes of Wilkes County is nominated for commissioner of insurance. Billings, ex-sheriff, will face Democrat Edwin L. Lanier, recently named to replace the late Charles F. Gold, with Lanier also the Democratic nominee. GOP aims and a broader fundraising drive are outlined as party leaders forecast victory.
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Osteen
Khrushchev
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Cobb
Cobby
James M. Battin
R-Mont
Kennedy
Battin
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Peoole
Khrushchev Welcomes Space Heroes With Communist Salutes
At Vnukovo airport the Soviet leadership greets the returning spacemen with a formal procession and affectionate kisses as banners declare triumphs for the space mission. Khrushchev embraces the crew and pays tribute to their work for the party amid a subdued May Day style atmosphere. The astronauts pledge readiness to tackle new tasks for the Communist cause.
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Space race parade and North Carolina airlift display
The city buzzed with traffic as crowds from factories and schools gathered for a mass march to the square while Natasha Popovich waved from the welcome stand with Khrushchev. Nikolayev and Popovich hailed spaceflight for science and world peace, and Gen Adams praised the airlift as a model operation. The maneuver moved 70,000 troops over 5,500 square miles in North Carolina and South Carolina at a cost of 53 million dollars, using F100 jets and the new F110 craft to enhance support and rapid deployment capabilities.
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Space agency strike enjoined. hearing set for Aug 22
A federal court issued a temporary injunction on a strike involving 18 contractors after a Friday night Birmingham hearing. A hearing date of Aug 22 was set to decide whether to extend the injunction. The telegram to contractors warned that pickets must leave the area and urged completion of a space flight job with proper personnel. Khrushchev spoke of peace and a line under the war, demanding a peace treaty and cautioning against Western troops in Berlin. The telegram and remarks reflect Cold War tensions over space and Berlin.
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Senator Symington Satisfactory After Surgery
Washington AP report states Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri, after a Saturday hernia operation, is in satisfactory condition. He will stay in the hospital for two to three weeks and recover at home for a week or 10 days before returning to duty. Senate Stockpile Committee hearings may pause, while investigations into the nickel stockpiling contract with the Hanna Company proceed. Former Secretary George Humphrey, Hanna’s honorary chair, defended the contract as Symington halted further testimony, accusing Humphrey of insulting the Senate and tying the inquiry to political aims against Eisenhower.
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Nuclear testing ban efforts and Soviet test resumption
Arthur Dean cautions that underground testing could spur major weapons advances while the United States and Britain seek a full ban as the ultimate goal. A prior atmospheric ban proposal in 1962 failed after Soviet rejection, and Moscow has begun another testing phase alongside renewed Western discussions.
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South Vietnamese Troops Seize Hospital In Drive
South Vietnamese forces seized a field hospital and two primitive farms factories in a major four day drive against a Viet Cong stronghold in An Xuyen Province. government reports say 70 rebels killed and 95 buildings destroyed by air strikes. ground forces captured ammo dumps and a ton of medicines, while air strikes hit storage of rice. military sources note no contact yet with main Viet Cong force of about 2,000 in the deep south.
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An Xuyen
Viet Nam
Gulf of Thailand
Boy Found Safe After Hikers locate injured youth
Report says the boy was found Thursday afternoon limping with one shoe missing and a blistered foot. He was taken to a hospital and listed in good condition as the family, previously believed dead, awaited updates from Port Angeles.
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Porter Named Radford Elementary School Principal
Radford school board appointed William E. Porter as principal of McHard Elementary School. Porter previously taught at William Fleming High School in Roanoke and served as assistant principal and coach at Monroe Senior High for three years. He earned a bachelor’s degree at Roanoke College and has done graduate work at Virginia Tech.
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Sonotone Unveils Wisp-Ear Ear Hearing Aid
Sonotone announces the Wisp-Ear, the world’s smallest hearing aid. It sits warm in the ear with no outside cords tubes or wires and weighs about one fifth of an ounce. It promises better hearing for men and women for every occasion.
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NLRB Petition In Pensacola Involving Construction Firms
In Pensacola Florida a subcontractor on a construction job faced actions following a petition from the National Labor Relations Board. The move stemmed from complaints raised by space agency officials and several construction companies involved in the project.
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Fla
Allgood
National Labor Relations Board
Space Agency
Strike disrupts cockpit staffing as crews shrink to three
Eastern Air Lines faces a pilot engineer staffing dispute as the AFL-CIO Plight Engineers Association protests over who will staff the third cockpit seat when jet crews are reduced from four to three. Company officials vow to return to operation without losing money while maintaining about 18,000 employees as of June 22.
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Engineers International Association
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