British leaders clash over sex and security scandals in Commons
In London AP Harold Wilson and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan argued fiercely in the House of Commons over Britain's security services amid a widening spy uproar. Wilson called Macmillan petulant while Macmillan accused Wilson of invective as Heath prepared to lead a debate on foreign affairs and the Philby case.
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Harold Macmillan
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Britain
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Macmillan
Edward Heath
Harold Philby
Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Scotland Yard
Moscow
Heath
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Arthur Henderson
Kennedy
Missing Trainmen Feared Dead After Wreck Near Raleigh
In Wendell North Carolina two Norfolk Southern freight trainmen are missing and feared dead after a derailment and fire near Marks Creek, 11 miles east of Raleigh. Engineer R L Baugh and brakeman trainee Marshall Emory were taken to local hospitals with injuries. two other crew members survived. Rescue crews from Wendell Rolesville and Raleigh aided search as officials warned survival was unlikely for those trapped.
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Norfolk Southern
Raleigh
Marks Creek
C. W. Perkins
R. G. Johnson
Marshall Emory
Wake Memorial Hospital
R. L. Baugh
Rex Hospital
G. W. Teeter
Baugh
Emory
William Henscheell
A. R. Mims
J. E. Stark
Rolesville
Wen Tell
Forts
Kennedy Lashed By Khrushchev in Berlin Rally
Soviet Premier Khrushchev blasted President Kennedy's Berlin speech as dangerous and divided, contrasting it with a calmer University address. He warned against a ruptured, revived Dulles policy and urged Western recognition of Europe’s current boundaries while affirming reunification only under socialism.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
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East Berlin
France
U.S
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
West Germany
Soviet Union
United States
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Europe
RFK questioned on rights bill amid Senate hearing
Senators pressed Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy on which establishments would be covered by the administration's civil rights proposal. Kennedy testified amid concern over loopholes and the bill's reach in banning racial discrimination in stores, restaurants, theaters, and other public accommodations under interstate commerce power. The committee planned to hear from Hart, Keating, and Cooper before a July 8 recess, as Magnuson warned against exempting low-volume businesses.
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Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Kenneth B. Keating
R N.Y
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
Congress
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Warren G. Magnuson
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A. S
Mike Monroney
D |Okla
John C. Passiore
D-R.i
RFK
Adenauer urges tight US ties amid European unity drive
Exclusive AP interview with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer at Palais Schaumburg outlines his view that Europe must stay closely tied to the United States while pursuing Franco German reconciliation. He cites reintegration of Germany into free nations and warns of future policy issues ahead of his retirement.
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Schaumburg
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Kennedy
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John M. Rightover
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Community of Free Nations
United States
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Kennedy Saint Pope discuss world unity in Rome summit
President Kennedy met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican after a 40 minute audience and held talks with Italian leaders in Rome focused on easing East West tensions. A joint communique noted support for NATO discussions on a multinational nuclear force and a united Atlantic defense while stressing human equality and unity.
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France
MacLean Unveiled Monument At Gettysburg Ceremony
A 190 pageant at Gettysburg featured MacLean of Lumberton placing a wreath at the North Carolina Civil War Memorial reenactment. Governor Terry Sanford hailed unity and courage as dignitaries including Mrs. C Max Gardner Luther Hodges and Gov Donald Russell observed the reactivated 6th North Carolina Regiment in Confederate uniforms and the 26th North Carolina and Colina Regimental Band performed.
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Gettysburg
Karl Rosd
North Carolina
Hector
Minnesota
Rededi- MacLean
Lumberton
Terry Sanford
C. Max Gardner
Shelby
N.C
Luther Hodges
Donald Russell
South Carolina
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Cliff Edler
Burlington
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Colina
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China Grove
Air Sea Search For Missing Man Off Wrightsville Beach
Coast Guard helicopters and boats scoured the Wrightsville Beach area after a fishing party of four capsized Monday night. Two men were rescued, another swam to shore, and Elby Isenhour of Newton, 45, remained missing. James Barrier and J E B Cope were rescued. Barrier reported fighting sharks during an eight hour ordeal before being released from Cape Fear Hospital.
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N.C
Coast Guard
Newton
N. C
Elby Isenhour
RE 2
Carolina Mills
Wrightsville
Topsail
James Barrier
Rt. 1
Linwood
J. E. Cope
AEC Considers Slower Nuclear Material Production
The Atomic Energy Commission announced it is studying the potential for slowing production of fissionable materials for nuclear weapons but has not decided. It notes current plants have high capacity and long-range military needs are under study with no changes yet decided.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Efort
Lhese
Laundry Destroyed By Blaze
A four alarm fire destroyed Av on Laundry’s main outlet in Charlotte. Damage exceeds $200,000 with no injuries reported. Fire officials traced the blaze to rear storage of cleaning materials. Fire crews fought the fire from 2:54 a.m. until about 7:15 a.m. The interior was burned out and a side wall collapsed while the roof caved in.
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