SPLIT THREATENS RUSSIA CHINA IN NUCLEAR WEAPON FUSS
Washington officials study the Sino Soviet dispute over nuclear weapons as both powers pace a bitter ideological clash. They see China needing Moscow aid to develop arsenal and peaceful atomic energy, with the West seeking exploitable rifts amid the broader Moscow Peiping alliance. See RUSSIA on Page 2-A.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Moscow
Peiping
China
Congress Upset Over Dominican Break Aims at Cuba Ties
In Washington a Florida congressman and other lawmakers condemned the Dominican Republic cut as a blunder and urged a parallel stance against the Castro regime in Cuba. They faulted the Costa Rica meeting for pressuring U S policy without ensuring Cuba action. Both Dominican and Cuban regimes were labeled dictatorships by critics within Congress.
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United States
Castro
Cuba
Rep
Armistead I. Selden Jr
D-Ala
Costa Rica
U. S
Havana
Selden
House
Latin America
Congress
San Jose
Echo Passing In Shadow Seen In Evening Sky
Satellite Echo I may be visible only in early evening for the next few days as it passes over the Carolinas after entering a total eclipse Sunday. Morehead Planetarium predicted partial visibility in early evening crossings Sunday and Monday due to light fluctuations possibly from a punctured balloon.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Carolinas
Morehead Planetarium
University of North Carolina
Tony Jenzano
Planetarium
Jenzano
Resolution on Cuba Splits OAS
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers drafted a tough resolution condemning Soviet Chinese intervention through Cuba. The text named some nations but not others and needed final wording before a two thirds vote by the 20 nation group. Cuba’s signature was uncertain but the United States cared little about Havana joining.
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U.S
Latin America
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Nixon Promises Mid East Peace Effort If Elected
Vice President Nixon pledged to name Henry Cabot Lodge to lead a Middle East peace drive if elected president. He spoke to the Zionist Organization of America in New York saying a settlement on Palestine, Arab refugees, and Jordan waters must be pursued through persistent diplomacy. Kennedy urged unwavering U.S. friendship with Israel as a core commitment.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Whites and Negroes Clash in Downtown Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida fresh disorders erupted in the Negro district Saturday night with streets blockaded. Police faced frequent clashes as a panel truck driven by a Negro woman urged armed uprising. Arrests reached 62, injuries reported, and the NAACP planned a peaceful mass meeting to push civil rights legislation. National Guard stood by and police increased patrols citywide.
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Jacksonville
Fla
LeRoy Collins
Florida National Guard
Wayne Heidler
National Assn.for the Advancement of Colored People
Robert Saunders
Florida
NAACP
Tampa
Congress
Howard Pelham
John
Zinjanthropus skull found in East Africa by Leakeys
The National Geographic Society hails the discovery of Zinjanthropus as the world's oldest known human about 600 000 years old. Dr L S B Leakey and wife Mary unearthed the nearly complete skull in Olduvai Gorge Tanganyika while recovering hundreds of fragments over three decades of work in Malawi Kenya.
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Zinjanthropus
East Africa
National Geographic Society
Java
Tanganyika
Olduvai Gorge
New Zealand
L. S. B. Leakey
Coryndon Museum
Nairobi
Kenya
Leakey
the Geographic Magazine
Africa
Er. L. S. B. Leakey
Olduvai
Tar Heel Among Those Attacked in Congo Riot
U N and Ethiopian troops responded to a Stanleyville attack on a U N office and a U S Air Force Globemaster crew. Eight Airmen were hospitalised after maltreatment. two Canadians and a Swede were beaten. The U N protested to Congo officials as Dag Hammarskjold convened a Congo advisory meeting.
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The
Congo
United Nations
U. S. Air Force
Globemaster
Stanleyville
U. N
U. S
U.N
U.S
Clare Timberlake
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Justin Bomboko
Security Council
Dagi Hammarskjold
New York
Inci
Judges Order Gov Davis to Stay Out of School Integration
Three federal judges ordered Gov. Jimmie H. Davis not to interfere with public school integration in New Orleans and issued a temporary injunction. Louisiana Atty. Gen. Jack Gremillion received a criminal contempt citation after storms during a Friday session. The order returns control of Orleans Parish schools to the local board and directs compliance with a May 16 integration decree for first grade this fall.
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New Orleans
Jimmie H. Davis
Louisiana
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Orleans Parish — County
U. S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Baton Rouge
Davis
Kennedy Says U S Image Tarnished Worldwide
Senator Kennedy argues American prestige has fallen as global unrest grows and cites lack of new programs since the Marshall Plan and episodes like Little Rock U2 uproar and McCarthyism. He contends U S mistakes fuel Soviet confidence while urging introspection.
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Kennedy
U. S
United States
Eight Japanese Held Over Watch Case Ring in Tokyo
AP reports eight Japanese were arrested for producing cheap watch cases and dials using local movements and selling about 85 000 sets in Tokyo. The group allegedly violated customs trade mark and commodity tax laws.
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