Future Talks Explore Path After Test Ban Pact
Washington officials weigh Khrushchev aims for a NATO Warsaw pact and possible recognition of East Germany. Rusk and Soviet leaders assess how reunifying moves and a nonaggression accord might shape the next round of Cold War negotiations, with Western goals balancing flexibility and caution.
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Good Time Charlie Urges Doan’s Pills For Relief
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Underworld Sets Price on Head Of Valachi
Washington AP reports the underworld has put a $100,000 price on Joseph Valachi's head for breaking the Cosa Nostra oath. Officials say Valachi's testimony spurred nine new government breakthroughs on the syndicate's structure as pressure on organized crime grows and more gang members cooperate.
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Gospel songs debated in front of Nightspot
In New York a Negro religious group protested the Sweet Chariot supper club in Times Square for allegedly prostituting religious songs. A song duel followed between club entertainers and the protesters as theatergoers joined in, with signs advocating integration and criticism of Tin Pan Alley gospel styles. The Rev. C S Stamps labeled the songs blasphemous, while supporters argued for religious slogans in entertainment.
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Kansans Vote Yes in House Amendment Debate
The House debated an amendment to withhold vocational education funds from segregated schools. In Kansas, all five representatives voted for the amendment, while Missouri split along party lines, and Oklahoma's delegation largely opposed it. The record notes Republican and Democratic positions with several names cited.
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Leonor Sullivan
Thomas B. Curtis
Durward G. Hall
William J. Randall
W. R. Hull Jr
Richard Bolling
Richard Tchord
Clarence Cannon
Pau C. Jones
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Page Belcher
Re Submits Plans On Development In Kansas City
WDAT radio-TV said Conrad Hilton and Lewis Kitchen plan a seven building complex in the Quality TI area including a 1000 room Hilton hotel and a convention center. The 154 million second phase was approved earlier but rejected by the city council. The new submittal aimed for a revival near th, pi, and streets and would involve West Side Development Corp. president Lewis Kitchen.
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Queen's Children See Cleopatra in London
Prince Charles and Princess Anne accompanied by a detective attended the film Cleopatra in London. The royal children were allowed entry with an adult, as Cleopatra carries an adults-only certificate in Britain. The detective joined the royal party for the outing at Charing Cross.
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