Soviet denounces NATO nuclear defense plan at Geneva talks
Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin slams NATO for a multi national nuclear defense fleet and warns West German arms could trigger war. He attacks U S policy and cites bases in Britain Italy and Turkey as unsafe, urging risk reduction at Geneva conference.
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Dorian Falk
Geneva
U.S
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
West Germany
Cvence
Atlantic Alliance
Hitler
Tsarapkin
NATO
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Britain
Italy
Turkey
Mediterranean
Light damage report follows two-vehicle collision
Decatur Police Department logged a minor crash at 8 35 p m Friday at Grove and Vine Streets involving a 1955 Pontiac driven by Elbron V Smith of Moulton and a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Thomas Jeff Smith of 511 Cherry St NW A separate note reports Georgia Dinsmore a Gordon Bibb School faculty member elected vice chair of the North Alabama area of the Cooperative Program in Elementary Education at a Cullman meeting with Quitman Henderson outgoing president and officers Brandon Sparkman and Oleta Beck.
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Decatur
Grove
Vine Streets
Elbron V. Smith
Moulton
Thomas Jeff Smith
Cherry St
Georgia Dinsmore
Gordon-Bibb
North Alabama
Cullman
Quitman Henderson
Austinville School
Brandon B. Sparkman
Tuscumbia
Oleta Beck
Henderson
Fresh Doubt On TFX Pact
Senate investigators released testimony from Air Force colonel Col John L Gregory casting new doubt on the Defense Department TFX war plane contract. A civilian official's claims also supported the decision while a censored transcript showed Gregory repudiating signed statements.
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Lewis Hawkins Washington
Senate
Air Force
Defense Department
John L. Gregory
Department
South Carolina Stands Against Campus Disorder Over Clemson
The News and Courier defends Clemson’s peaceful integration efforts and rejects race hatred talk while urging dignified response. It argues federal enforcement should not be misread as state abandonment, praises prudent security measures, and cautions against reckless resistance or secessionist impulses.
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South Carolina
Clemson College
Oxford
Miss
South
News and Courier
Clemson
Saturday Evening Post
George McMillan
Little Rock
U.S
U.S. Army
United States
Fort Sumter
Harvey Gantt
Justice Dept weighs move over Greenwood voting row
Justice Department officials await investigators in Greenwood Mississippi before acting. If evidence supports it the department may sue Greenwood or LeFlore County officials for impeding Negro voter registration. Marshals use not ruled out but no court order exists.
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Washington
Justice Department
Greenwood
Miss
Department
FBI
LeFlore
Justice
Civil Rights Crisis Eases Slightly in Greenwood Mississippi
In Greenwood police keep streets quiet around LeFlore County courthouse as eight Negroes are fined up to 200 dollars and jailed for disorderly conduct in a civil rights registration case. Lawrence Guyot and James Forman face contempt charges with minor jail terms. Mayor Sampson accuses federal officials of aiding agitators to mobilize Negro votes.
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Greenwood
Miss
LeFlore County
Curtis Lary
Lawrence Guyot
Chicago
Guyot
James Forman
Atlanta
C. E. Sampson
Justice Department
Recess Breaks House Battle
The administration push for a beer tax to fund new colleges while meeting existing school needs triggered strong opposition in the legislature. Both houses stalled with filibusters that delayed Gov. George Wallace's program for now, with further action expected on page 2.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Hit and Run Raids Stir Washington Cold War Tensions
AP reporting from Washington describes renewed U S Cuban tensions after exile raids against Cuban targets. The Soviet freighter Baku was damaged in Caiobarien while a Cuban patrol claimed misfire on the Floridian. President Kennedy met with an NSC panel to discuss responses.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Fidel-Castro
U.S
Thursy
Kennedy
Cuba
Moscow
Baku
Caibarien
National Security Council
Cuban
Key West
McNamara Urges Bigger Nuclear Ability and Tougher Defenses
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Congress the administration plans to triple the nation's nuclear quick strike arsenal and stiffen defenses, while warning that large budget cuts would threaten national security. He described an era where U S and Soviet retaliation would deter direct attacks, and said the goal is to defeat the Communists without resorting to strategic nuclear war. He testified six days before the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee on the 1964 budget, with a censored transcript released later.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
McNamara
House
Defense’ Appropriations
Complete service for Frigidaire and all make appliances
Robinson's on 2nd Ave advertises complete repair service for Frigidaire and all makes of appliances.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave.ady
Former Mayor Roswell Richardson Dies at 738
Roswell Hine Richardson Jr. former mayor of Athens died at Athens Limestone Hospital after a brief illness. He served on the city council for two terms and became mayor in 1933, serving until 1948, during which Athens gained TVA power. He was a WWII veteran and active in the Methodist Church and local Rotary Club. Funeral Sunday at First Methodist Church. Survivors include wife Hortense, daughter Florence, son John, brother Charles, and five grandchildren.
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Athens
Roswell
Hine Richardson, Jr
Athens-Limestone Hospital
First Methodist Church
EB. L. McFee
City Cemetery
McConnell
Hortense Simpson Richardson
William H. Mitchell, Jr
Florence
John H. Richardson
Charles Richardson
Louisville
Mr. Richardson
Roswell H
Eloise Walker Richardson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
W. C. Sarver
TVA
Richardson
First Methodist Church of
American Legion
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
Rex Thomas
Sherry Biltmore
Boston
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