Kremlin Talks Open Between Soviet and Chinese Leaders
Soviet and Chinese delegates met in Moscow to debate control of world communism. Khrushchev backs peaceful coexistence while Mao argues for revolutionary force. Suslov led the Soviet side with Teng Hsiao-ping heading the Chinese delegation amid tensions and accusations.
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Reinhold Gensz
Moscow
Peking
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping
Pan Tzu-li
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Promenaires Square Dance Club Meets At Legion Hall
The Promenaires Square Dance Club meets at the American Legion Home on Bank Street at 6 30 PM for a covered dish. Mr and Mrs B H Stephenson and their son from Falls Church Virginia visit Mr and Mrs D D Gibson. A hit and run damaged Mrs R O Carter s 1957 Plymouth at Decatur Boat Harbor after she parked in the harbor lot. Firemen answered two July 1 calls, one on 16th Avenue SE and another on Davis Street W. W. to Kelley Sanders s house minor damage. ASPE chapter meets Monday at Cornelian Sirloin Room at 6 30 PM. Daren Easter and Forest Anderson of Decatur attend Kiwanis International in Atlantic City NJ. See Diary on Page 2.
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Promenaires Square
American Legion
Bank Street
Decatur Boat Harbor
R. O. Carter
7Th St. SE
16Th Ave. SE
Davis St
Kelley Sanders
ASPE
Daren Easter
Forest Anderson
Decatur
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
N. J
JFK Replies To Khrushchev With Message
President Kennedy replied to Soviet Premier Khrushchev on Independence Day expressing hope for just lasting world peace and a solution to major differences. Khrushchev greeted the United States with warm wishes and peace notes. The exchange underscores the US aim for peace amid Cold War tensions.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Khrushchev
No Agreement In Bonn Meet
President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer failed to agree on how the Common Market should relate to Britain and farm prices. After a three hour meeting, officials said only a delay was achieved and no effective agreement was reached. Next week foreign and agriculture ministers of six Common Market countries were to meet in Brussels.
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Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Dé Gaulle
Paris
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Werner Schwarz
Brussels
Frigi daire washer and dryer on sale at Robinson's on 2nd Ave
Frigi daire washer and dryer advertised at Robinson's on 2nd Avenue. Reliable home appliances offered with in-store pricing and availability.
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Robinson’ S
2Nd Ave
How to Worship Beyond Self Gain
The answer says worship is giving not getting. On the Lord's Day we offer adoration and gratitude to God, not seek personal reward. Be grateful, meditate on His goodness, count blessings, and give God your love, trusting that true satisfaction follows from serving Him.
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F.N
God
Rockefeller to pursue 1964 GOP presidential bid
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller signals vigorous pursuit of the 1964 Republican presidential nomination as Republican leaders receive a firm message from his side.
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Jack Bell Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller still in the race as GOP weighs his tenure
The New York governor appears determined to pursue a presidential nomination despite marital scandal and waning popularity. Associates cite a strengthened task force in New York City and Albany, led by George L. Hinman, as proof of continued availability. Party members remain divided about his staying power.
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New York
Rockefeller
New York City
Albany
George L. Hinman
Republican National
Hinman
Tial
Rockefeller Plaza
Ins
Collective Bargaining Rail Settlement Sought By Sunday
Washington AP Wirtz urged both railroad management and unions to bargain to a settlement by Sunday on disputed work rules risking a strike that could idle up to 700000 workers. He proposed a two year temp solution based on emergency board recommendations and a 20 day talks extension with final binding issue decisions.
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Washington
Jary
W. Willard Wirtz
New York
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen’s Union
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Pullman, Co
White House
James Reynolds
Births Down During April 1963
Washington AP report shows births fell in April 1963 while deaths marriages and divorces rose from April 1962. About 322000 live births nationwide, smallest April total since 1956, with deaths reaching 151000 compared to 147000 a year earlier. The higher death rate of 9.8 per 1000 followed a subsiding influenza impact, especially on the West Coast.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Two Die On Fourth Of July In Area Tragedies
Two Black residents died in separate Fourth of July incidents in Alabama. James Allen Sandford, 38, of Huntsville drowned near Mooresville after attempting to swim across the Yellow Gow Swamp on the Tennessee River. rescue squad members recovered his body two hours later. Mary Emma Lewis, 11, of Trinity was struck by a 1957 DeSoto driven by David Thomas Shelton near her home and died at Decatur General Hospital around 10 p.m. The report notes other accidental deaths across the state as the Independence Day weekend progressed.
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Huntsville
James Allen Sandford
Mooresville
Mary Emma _ Lewis
Trinity
Decatur General Hospital
J. T. Hudson
Leon Miller
Buddy Shields
Buford Romine
Larry Mobley
Athens
Limestone County
Sandford
Yellow Gow
Tennessee River
Charlie Sammet
Sammet
J. S. Lumpkin
Desoto
David Thomas Shelton
20Th Ave
Decatur
Mountain Home Road
Alabama
Henry Bolling
Mobile
Dog River
Willie Orr
Birmingham
Paradise Lake
Tuscaloosa
Jimmy Lee Boultz
Newcastle
Fultondale
James
Edwin Wade
Oakman
Walker County
Richie Davis
Phenix City
Cullman
Ala
Kenneth
Blast Wrecks House In Russellville Alabama
A mysterious early morning blast wrecked a five room frame house in Russellville leaving the Landers family uninjured aside from cuts from broken glass. Firemen and police probe a possible water heater explosion in the basement, noting the heater may lack a safety valve.
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Russellville
Ala
Jacob Landers
Landers
Coast Guard Tightens Coastal Defense Against Smuggling
The Coast Guard quietly steps up defenses along the U S coastline against spies saboteurs and weapon smuggling. Instruction 30-63 directs agencies to watch for clandestine entry of espionage agents and atomic weapons with rewards up to 500000 under the Atomic Weapons Rewards Act.
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NEW York
Coast Guard
America
New York Journal-American
Washington
Ed Edstrom
Hearst
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Justice Department
U.S
Fire damages Voice of America installation in Rhodes
A fire caused about 100000 dollars in damage to a Voice of America installation under construction on Rhodes in the eastern Mediterranean. No injuries were reported and investigators scouted the scene on the Greek island.
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Voice of America
Rhodes
Greece
Voice of American
Mediterranean
Employment tops seventy million as June adds jobs
U S employment rose past 70 million for the first time in history in June, while teen job seekers pushed unemployment up by 800000 to 48 million. The report comes as Western powers denounce Russia over deception in a maritime dispute and amid Kennedy’s televised European tour notes.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Baltimore Clergy Arrested in Massive Independence Day Integration Protest
The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and other Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders were arrested during a large integrationist demonstration at Gwynn Oak amusement park near Baltimore. About 275 demonstrators, including 36 clergymen, were taken into custody with 175 held for hear land trespass law. Hearings were set for tonight before the Woodlawn magistrate as participants hailed freedom songs and banners reading Freedom Now.
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Baltimore
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Gwynn Oak
Hearland
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore County
Daniel Corrigan
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Roderick French
World Council of Churches
William Sloan Coffin
Yale University
Coffin
New York
Maryland
Furman L. Templeton
National Presbyterian Interracial Council
Baltimore Urban League
Joseph Connolly
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks show higher but dull trading while bonds are mixed and slow. Chicago wheat holds steady to weak with corn and oats easing on liquidation. soybeans rise late. Hogs hold steady to 25 cents higher topping at 19.25. slaughter steers rise to 25 cents, up to 25.50.
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New York
Chicago
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DS Lease
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Lawrence Road
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