Guard Chief Eases Cambridge Curfew
In Cambridge Maryland National Guard commander announced curfew relaxations amid racial strife. Businesses may stay open until 9 p.m. and residents may travel streets until 10 p.m. Liquor sales remain restricted. Demonstrations planned with a 24 hour cooling period for a local committee to address problems.
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State Faces Threat of Hay Shortage
Denver apy reports hay carries into May 1 at 485,000 tons, far below past averages, signaling a potential shortage for ranchers next winter. Colorado officials, including Agriculture Commissioner W. Swisher, warn of scarce forage as weather and stock conditions constrain hay production and supply.
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Hopes Rise in Talks on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Western delegates met with Soviet and French officials amid negotiations on a form for a treaty banning all nuclear weapons tests except underground. British and American officials exited talks smiling as Khrushchev and Jean met, with deputy Soviet Foreign Minister leading today's discussions at the Kremlin.
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California Woman Flier Leads Derby Amid Turmoil
Atlantic City reports from an event titled Powder Derby reference a California woman, Jody Wagner of Palos, leading a 230 horsepower Beechcraft race for nickeling Collins' Drugstore as spectators watched a tense scene unfold with demonstrations. Officials discuss hay shortages and potential cattle sales amid drought, while Kremlin talks continue on nuclear test ban amid cautious optimism.
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Love Issues Edict Banning Jobs Bias
Moscow dispatch reports urgency over race bias in state employment as a new executive order by Gov. Lave targets equal opportunity on state contracts and public aid programs. The piece notes Sino Soviet tensions and accusations of aid manipulation amid broader communist debates in Moscow and Peking.
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Scotland Yard Transcribes Thristine Tape Details Weather Tally
A transcription notes weather readings with a Baum meter showing Tuesday values of 99.92 and steady conditions. Wednesday records include a 4can reading and a 1:27 pm timestamp, with limited context and no clear events or sources.
Alabama Governor Vows He'll Ignore Race Laws
A garbled update notes Alabama Governor pledging to disregard race-related laws amid national civil rights debates. It references Washington hearings, calls for federal action, and mentions Governor George Wallace era dynamics with mixed, unclear details.
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Solons Hopeful Rail Rift Can Be Settled
Washington AP reports lawmakers hopeful for a settlement to the railroad labor dispute. Senate leaders and President Kennedy pressed for talks to avert a strike, with a presidential move possible. A six member board will draft a report by Wednesday, while both sides delay action until July 24. Government figures warn a strike would be intolerable as unions and management clash over work rules and staffing.
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Colorado Governor Discusses Minority Labor Balance
The governor spoke on equal opportunity in Colorado highlighting Spanish and Negro populations. He cited small minority numbers, urging education and absorption into the workforce while cautioning against underemployment harming business. He plans ongoing studies to address dropout causes among Spanish ancestry citizens and other minority groups.
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Worker Hurt on Reservoir Construction Site
A construction worker Merlin Newton suffered chest injuries including fractured ribs after a dirt chunk fell in a five story trench west of Loveland. He was admitted to Weld County General Hospital and treated in intensive care. The incident on the reservoir project was investigated by the consulting engineer. The report to Congress is anticipated with a push to address a broader crisis.
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Herter Arrives For Talks With European Common Market
Brussels reports U S Secretary of State Christian Herter arrives from Paris to discuss tariff reductions with the European Common Market. Negotiations aim to complete a formula for tariff cutting before a Geneva tariff committee deadline and the Kennedy round next year. The talks hinge on agreed tariff formulas narrowing duties on each project.
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