U S Tightens Travel Rules for Soviet Allies and Diplomats
The United States limits about 11 percent of the country to Soviet satellite diplomats while keeping travel curbs on Soviet citizens. Restrictions were shaped after months of Defense-State talks and alter zones in several states, with some areas opened or closed. Delaware and Georgia are fully open for satellite diplomats, and Alaska and Hawaii may be allowed on request.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Defense
Moscow
U.S
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State Department
New York
Delaware
Georgia
Alaska
Hawaii
Red Spy Arrest Darkens Moscow Talks
Washington AP reports the arrest of Yale cultural exchange scholar Fred C. Barghoorn over Soviet affairs casts a dark cloud over the Moscow talks. A high ranking source said the charges temper optimism and will not ease negotiations.
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Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Yale
U.S
Fred C. Barghoorn
Cello Master Casals Arrives Without His Score In New Orleans
Four thousand music lovers await as cellist Pablo Casals arrives for the New Orleans Philharmonic concert without a score. He enters backstage with stage hands scrambling, while police and a taxi run deliver the missing sheet.
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Mit
Casals
Welch
Detroit
Nashe
Newark
George Gallup
Poltaker
Ralph W
Swafford
Gallup
Herbert Welch
New
New Jersey
York
Suicide Attempts Reach Two Million in U S Study
Two million Americans have tried to take their own lives with 200000 new attempts each year and 26000 to 35000 deaths. Dr Louis I Dublin notes the high age and gender patterns and calls suicide a preventable public health problem. He cites groups like the Samaritans in England and centers in Los Angeles Miami and Boston as help resources.
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Kansas City, Mo
Louis’ I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Dublin
Samaritans
England
Los Angeles
Thugs Not Nothing Thugs Not Nothing
A group of five construction workers linked to New York jewel thefts were arrested after investigators found about $250000 in loot including gems recovered from a hijacked car. Part of the haul was buried on a Gettysburg farm near Eisenhower’s home, police said only a portion had been recovered.
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New York
Manhattan
King Solomon’s Mines
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Law Apathy Noted Across Congress Debates Kennedy Program
Washington AP reports a partisan split over new laws as Republicans say voters ignore Kennedy's New Frontiers. Dirksen argues the public is satisfied. Humphrey counters that Congress faces tough, time consuming issues and may deliver a strong record once it completes work.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Kennedy to tour Cape Canaveral amid moon program push
President Kennedy plans a weekend visit to Cape Canaveral to pitch the moon program. He will fly from Palm Beach and inspect Merritt Island facilities where lunar launch preparations are underway. no launches are scheduled during the visit. About 600 of 4,000 Merritt Island workers faced a picket line tied to a RCA photo workers strike.
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Senior citizen sails raft across Pacific to Samoa
70 year old William Willis completed 130 days at sea aboard a balsawood raft named Age Unlimited. He departed Callao Peru July 4 en route to Sydney Australia, drifting after storms damaged rudders and forcing rescue in Western Samoa. Willis plans repairs and continuation to prove seniors need not retire.
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Age Unlimited
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Peru
Pacific
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Samoa
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New Zealand
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mJecabin
New York
Wills
Wuis
Faleula
Sydney
Callao Tuly
Apia
Western Samoa
Junketeers Return First Class Too
Washington AP reports congressional junketeers flew home from Europe after a Paris NATO conference. Hays led the delegation with headwaiter Ernest Petinaud aboard. press welcomed them with mixed reactions and questions about travel perks and race.
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Washington
Paris
London
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Hays
Petinaud
Congressional
Europe
Ernest
Decree Declares Religious Freedom For All Believers
A Vatican draft decree states that every person may follow conscience free from persecution. Drafted by the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, the decree would mark the church’s first clear official stance on religious liberty if approved by the Ecumenical Council.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Secretariat For
Cuban Draft Plan Expands National Service
Cuban Defense Minister Raul Castro announced a universal conscription for men aged 17 to 45 for three years with women 17 to 35 allowed to volunteer for two years. He said trainees will receive political instruction before transfer to regular units as needed.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Raul
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Guantanamo
Union Offers $1000 Reward for Bombing at Penn State Altoona
A Pittsburgh union offers a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those who bombed a non union construction project at Penn State Altoona. Part of a dormitory under construction was destroyed, with damage estimated at $50000. The Carpenters and Joiners Union District Council of Pittsburgh authorized the reward.
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Pittsburgh
Penn State University
Altoona
Carpenters and Joiners Union
District Council of
Anthony Desio
Carpenters Council
Desio
Altoona High School
Cart Crash Kills Two in Abington Suburb
A motor cart collided with a station wagon in Abington Township killing Earl Basketball 14 and his brother Richard 11. The station wagon driver Clarence H Williamson 37 of Camden New Jersey was jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges in the crash.
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Abington
Earl Basketball
Richard
Clarence H. Williamson
Camden
N.J
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