Soviets lash Chinese in eve of Moscow talks
The Soviet Communist Party central committee accused Chinese Communists of slander and meddling on the eve of peace talks in Moscow. It denounced a Monday attack on Soviet policy and said Moscow will reply publicly to clarify points of difference as talks with China begin Friday. The statement warned the international Communist conference sought by Beijing remains unlikely.
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De Gaulle visit tests West German stance amid rail crisis
The article covers De Gaulle’s Bonn visit to push a European bloc strategy amid Kennedy backed Atlantic ties. It notes Soviet critics of China and railway labor talks with Wirtz warning of possible government action, while unions threaten a strike over new work rules.
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Kennedy Rail Crisis Fears Nationwide Railroad Strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz reports to President Kennedy that emergency congressional action may be needed to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Kennedy warned labor and management that if the featherbeding dispute is not settled by July 10 he will seek new legislation to protect the public from loss of rail transport.
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Romania Seeks Closer Ties With West Amid East bloc strains
Austrian Foreign Minister Bruno Kreisky said Romania aims to boost trade with Western countries to strengthen its industrial base outside the Moscow bloc. The visit, focused on reimbursing Austrian assets in Romania, also covered long term contracts with Romanian heavy industrial firms. The move undermines Soviet led division of labor in the CMEA.
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Escapee Weaver Kills Three In Georgia Shootout
An 8 year old hostage escapee, Melvin Weaver, wounded a deputy and a bystander, then killed two Georgia sheriff's deputies and a bystander. He seized a vehicle, freed hostages, and was shot to death by state troopers after a dramatic flight from Marianna to Georgia.
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Hungarians Ready to Approve Pope's Men for Catholic Sees
Hungary signals willingness to approve Catholic bishops as talks with Vatican envoys continue. Deputy Premier Gy. Kallai told Austrian reporters the regime would act under law and aims to advance rapprochement with the Vatican. Mindszenty remains in exile in the U.S. legation in Budapest.
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Kennedy weighs Khrushchev offer on nuclear ban
Officials reported President Kennedy considered Khrushchev's proposal for a partial test ban tied to broader nonaggression and NATO assurances. U.S. and British advisers weighed a comprehensive air space underwater and underground ban, while exempting underground tests, seeking a package deal as talks began July 15.
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Six Members Of Family Die In Wreck
The Associated Press reports six members of a Butler Pennsylvania family died in a wreck during the Fourth of July holiday period. Edwin Beckwith 37 and his wife Betty 37 and their four children aged 14 to 4 were killed when their foreign car collided head on with a convertible driven by Clifford P. Baker 45 of Kane Pennsylvania. The early period saw 30 traffic deaths and a possible total toll of 550 to 650 for the four day holiday. Motorists were urged to travel safely amid fair weather with showers expected in some areas.
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NAACP Rally Draws Up to 100,600 in Chicago Parade
A massive Independence Day rally during the NAACP convention aims to gather up to 100,600 people in downtown Chicago. Freedom marchers will move from the Loop to Grant Park as formal sessions pause until Friday with Rev. L Shuttlesworth as the keynote speaker for the rally.
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NAACP Leaders Press Plan to End School Segregation
Sen Paul Douglas joined in the push as Robert Carter NAACP general counsel prepared a drive to end segregation in northern schools. In Jackson Mississippi Negro leaders Charles Evers and Ruby Hurley criticized FBI efforts, saying agents were ineffective amid civil rights violations. Hurley cited local FBI agents with ties to segregationists, prompting calls for accountability and reform.
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