Editor Tells How Shots Taken of Khrushchev
Rochester photographer Peter B. Hickey described how he secured a close-up image of Soviet Premier Khrushchev at the end of the editors meeting on July 13. Hickey joined 12 American editors touring the Soviet Union and said he asked Khrushchev to step into better light and captured a smiling portrait after the translator relayed his request.
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Rochester
N.Y
Peter B. Hickey
Khrushchev
Associated Press
Hickey
Rochester Times-Union Photo Department
Soviet Union
Russia
Racial Issue Stalemate in Albany Georgia City
Federal court weighs ban on mass demonstrations as President Kennedy calls the situation wholly unsatisfactory. Mayor Kelley rejects talks with Negro leaders while Gov Vandiver backs the stance amid a large Negro population in Albany. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. is jailed for integration protests.
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Albany, Ga
John F. Kennedy
Georgia
White House
Asa D. Kelley Jr
Kelley
Ernest Vandiver
Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
First Hour Border Belt Tobacco Sales See Strong Demand
The Associated Press reports strong demand but lower quality in the first hour of selling on South Carolina and border North Carolina markets. Prices ranged from 40 to 64 dollars per hundred pounds, with top grades reaching 66 and rare baskets at 75. united tobacco being sold for five days weighs on the opening average.
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Associated Press
Federal State Market News Service
South Carolina
North Carolina
United Tobacco
Stabilization Corporation
Kennedy urges tougher drug controls and thalidomide warning
President Kennedy calls for stronger government safeguards to curb dangerous drugs and urges women to surrender any thalidomide found at home. He praises FDA vigilance, seeks stricter drug distribution rules, and backs broader action to remove harmful medicines promptly. He also comments on civil rights tensions in Albany and reviews nuclear test detection improvements and NATO military questions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Congress
Albany
Georgia
T Nates
Geneva
Soviet Union
San
Food and Drug Administration
Frances Kelsey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Peru
United States
U.S
NATO
Nevada
Johnston Island
Pacific
Summers slump in US business sales and construction
Commerce Department reports show a widespread June decline across manufacturing and wholesale sales totaling 67.4 billion for June. Preliminary July construction activity fell from 62.5 billion to 61.7 billion, with private building up slightly but offset by drops in public projects.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Britain Denies Asylum to Dr. Soblen and Plans Deportation
London reports the Home Secretary announced Soblen, a 61 year old Jewish psychiatrist and former spy, is to be deported to the United States where he faces life imprisonment. Pan American Airways signals Soblen may depart for New York tonight aboard a Pan Am flight amid regional pressures.
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Tom Ochiltree
London
Robert Soblen
United States
Pan American Airways
Soblen
New York
Pan American
el al Airlines
UMS
Henry Brooke
House of Commons
Soviet Union
Brooke
Israel
Brixton
Souvanna Admits Reds In Laos
TOKYO AP Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma says he is convinced North Viet Nam will honor the Geneva 75 day troop withdrawal deadline. He notes Harrriman’s Viet Nam troop estimate, welcomes U S withdrawal, and hopes Laos three armies are demobilized before year’s end.
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Tokyo
Souvanna Phouma
North Viet Nam
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Souvanna
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
United States
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
Thailand
Masayoshi Ohira
Hayato Ikeda
Love To Direct Trade Fair Heading To Charlotte
Harold R. Love an expert industry hunter will direct the second annual North Carolina Trade Fair and was to meet with Gov. Terry Sanford and the State Conservation and Development Board in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Harold R. Love
Terry Sanford
State Conservation and Development Board
Kennedy
U S May Make New Concessions In Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy backs a new bid to limit nuclear tests, sending negotiator to Geneva with concessions while reviewing strategy in White House talks. He stressed inspection rights as the central issue and urged Khrushchev to abandon total opposition to inspections.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
United States
Khrushchev
Two Years Justice Gets Prison Term
New York federal judge sentences State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh to two years in prison for obstructing justice by trying to fix a federal bankruptcy case. Co-defendants Elliott Kahaner and Antonio Ducks Corallo also receive two year terms.
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New York
Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keogh
Elliott Kahaner
U. S
Brooklyn
Antonio Tony Ducks Corallo
U.S
Edward Weinfeld
Keogh
Kahaner
Corallo
Leo F. Rayfield
Eugene J. Keogh
D-N.y
Peace Pact Reached in Algeria to Avert Civil War
Algerian rivals agreed to accept a temporary leadership of a political bureau dominated by leftist Deputy Premier Ben Bella. Belkacem Krim and Mohammed Boudiaf joined in the accord after a meeting with Ben Bella envoy Mohammed Khider and Col. Mohand Ou El Hadj, ending fears of wider conflict.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ben Bella
Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Boudiaf
Peven Enam Bureau
Mohammed Khider
Krim
Boudiaf
Col
Mohand Ou el Hadj
Kabylie
Tar Heel Quadruplets Meet JFK
Four 16 year old Negro girls from Milton North Carolina the Fultz sisters Mary Anne Louise Alice and Catherine met President Kennedy on the White House south lawn during a ceremony. They were born May 23 1946 in Reidsville North Carolina.
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Washington
North Carolina
Kennedy
White House
South Lawn
Andrew T
Milton
N.C
Mary
Anne
Louise
Alice
Catherine
Fultz
Reidsville
Rose Garden
Mil
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Mary Catherine
Mary Anne Fultz
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