Test Ban Talks Signal New Cold War Phase
Khrushchev agrees to U S British Soviet talks on a nuclear test ban. The move may mark a new phase of the Cold War and expose rifts with China. Kennedy seeks a broad reevaluation of East West relations amid tense Soviet Chinese dynamics.
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Kennedy
Khrushhchev
Moscow
Peking
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Bellicose
Soviet
Central Committee
Europe
West
China
United States
Russia
Peking Kennedy
Cuba
Unity of the World Movement
British sex scandal may threaten Kennedy nuclear plan
Washington officials worry the Profumo affair in Britain could sway U S congressional views on a seaborne Polaris nuclear force with NATO control. They caution until Britain’s security probe ends and Prime Minister Macmillan reports back, Congress will hold fire on decisive action.
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Washington
Great Britain
Kennedy
Congress
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
London
Eugene Ivanov
State Department
Department
Britain
Profumo
Vassell
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Harold Macmillan
Maccmillan
Christine
Macmillan
Lord Dilhorne
Buddhist Monk Self Immolation Shocks Saigon Crowd
In Saigon the monk Quang Duc burned himself to protest alleged Buddhist persecution by President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. Police barricades held back crowds as the funeral proceeded and warnings of further demonstrations spread, stoking fears of political instability amid U.S. and Viet Cong concerns.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Quang Duc
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
South Viet Nam
Sallal Receives Hero Welcome in Damascus on Syria Visit
Thousands of Syrians cheered Yemen's President Field Marshal Abdullah Sallal as he arrived from Cairo for his first state visit to Syria. He urged immediate admission of Yemen into the United Arab Republic system with Egypt and Iraq.
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Syria
Yemen
Abdullah Sallal
Cairo
Red Sea
United Arab Republic of
Egypt
Iraq
Rail unions agree to six day extension in work rules dispute
Washington AP reports rail operating unions consented to a five day extension delaying a nationwide strike until next week. Labor Secretary Wirtz urged continued talks as railroads move to implement new work rules affecting about 40 000 firemen.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Department
Railrroads
Exercise Thanarat Opens SEATO Maneuvers
In Lopburi Thailand Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat opened SEATO largest ever maneuvers named Exercise Thanarat. He told eight SEATO members the exercise is most appropriate given the situation in Southeast Asia and linked it to developments in Laos.
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Lopburi
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
Sarit
Thanarat
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Leaders to Break Assembly Backlog in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reporters note the 1963 General Assembly moves toward adjournment with July 31 as a tentative target. Committees meet to clear a backlog as measures include a constitutional convention proposal and the three states rights amendments to the U.S. Constitution. House and Senate adjust schedules as the budget and spending bills proceed, while bills expand toll free use for emergency services and regulate housing in townships.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
U.S
House
Senate
State Board of Education
Senate Gop
James. Berger
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gov. Scranton
Allegheny County
Burmese airliner missing with 21 aboard in Burma
A twin engine Dakota with 21 persons aboard was reported missing in northern Burma after departing Rangoon for Putao. A radio message said landing at Putao was hindered by bad weather.
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Rangoon
Burma
Putao
President Outlines Program at U.S. Mayors Meet
In Honolulu Kennedy urged civil rights action and urban renewal aid as 31 resolutions advance in the conference of mayors chaired by Mayor Raymond R. Tucker. Delegates honored King Kamehameha I with tours and a Punchbowl ceremony paying tribute to 16 Medal of Honor recipients buried there.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Conference Resolution Committee
Raymond R. Tucker
St. Louis
Poet's Wife Recalls Marriage Pact
Mrs Carl Sandburg recalls their 55 year marriage pact with mutual support and frank talk. The interview highlights her role as educator, organizer, and keeper of Connemara while praising Sandburg's work and their shared social ideals.
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Carl Sandburg
America
Flat Rock
N.C
Lillian Paula Sandburg
Connemara
Sandburg Farm
Cial
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Illinois
Carl
Whitman
Mrs. Sandburg
Sandburgs
Harbert
Mich
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Hollywood
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Palermo
Sicily
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