Khrushchev Urges Geneva Talks While Stating Confidence
Khrushchev told a party gathering that a solid situation at home and unity with the party underpin Soviet, agricultural, and industrial prowess. He favored Geneva negotiations but warned that if the West refuses talks, they can wait. He praised Eisenhower's remarks with cautions and expressed a wish to discuss war with a military officer to favor shared sides.
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Fife
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Algerian Debate Postponed Amid Algerian Violence
Paris reports say the French National Assembly delayed a debate on Algeria as clashes and killings intensify. In Constantine and Phillippeville areas French troops were alerted after rebels wounded the mayor of Robertville and killed fifteen Algerians. Bombs exploded in Constantine and Phillippeville with no casualties reported. Three more French personnel were hurt as guerrillas attacked near Aut Akhalfi, and Arab scouts were wounded east of Algiers. The Algerian debate was tentatively moved to July 26.
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Oran
Detective’s Snowy July 4 Remark Surfaces in Yard Visit
Morristown New Jersey recollection recalls Chief of Detective Robert Kleindinst telling a neighbor he enjoyed snow and would see if it snowed on July 4. The neighbor Edw Fordham later provided details from that exchange.
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Diem Told To Quit Stalling Over Unification Efforts
A letter from a coalition of political groups urges Premier Diem to act, accusing him of delaying revolutionary plans and failing to depose the ex-emperor. It opposes negotiations with North Vietnam on the unification election and notes Diem’s meeting with communist reps may already be planned. Ho Han Son and Nhi Lang signed the letter, members of Cao Dai. The piece also notes Diem’s drive to merge sect armies into the national force, citing defeat of Hoa Hao units.
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Five Missing After Trains Collide Near Cardenas
Two freight trains collided head on west of Fort Sumner New Mexico this morning and five crew members were missing after a fire started at the wreck. Mrs. Charles Anaya said her husband radioed the missing men were last seen amid the blaze at Cardenas Switching 36 miles west on the Santa Fe main line. Officials had no further details. Communication is limited in Cardenas and state police could only confirm the radio report.
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Bike rider dies leaping wall of fire at Oregon Fourth
In Hillsboro Oregon before about 1000 spectators Mike Kelly of Goshen Ind attempted a dramatic Fourth of July stunt. He rode his bicycle down a ramp leaped through a fire wall and plate glass then over two parked cars. He miscalculated and landed head first dying at the scene.
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Market Advances as Du Pont Leads Steels and Rails
New York stocks rose with broad gains led by Du Pont and steel issues as U.S. and Bethlehem Steel advance. Motors rallied with General Motors and Chrysler strong. coppers, rails, oils, chemicals also higher. AP index at a record high as volume surpassed Friday’s.
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Associated Press
Disorder Sought Clear Explanation After South Side Picnic Shooting
Chicago police sought a clear explanation of a disturbance at a South Side community picnic that led to the shooting of Louis Korach, injuries to six officers, and five others. Sgt. William Lynch was assaulted as he called for reinforcements. 25 squads responded to Trumbull Park amid chaos. Five suspects were arrested and 13 questioned as investigators pursued the cause.
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UN Accuses Reds Of Violations In Korea Clash
The United Nations demands from the Reds a full accounting of combat material and aircraft introduced since the armistice and a corrected report to the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. Parks lashes at Reds calling their propaganda a hypocrisy while press access frictions unfold at Panmunjom.
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Return Of Prelates Debated In Rome Report
Il Quotidiano quotes a bishop saying they will attend the Brazil Eucharistic Congress then go on to Buenos Aires. When asked about permission to return to Buenos Aires the bishop declined to answer. A Vatican spokesman said permission to return home after the congress was obtained, but not communicated to the Vatican.
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Turncoats to Get Cold Reception
U S officials plan a strict reception for three American POWs who will enter Hong Kong from Red China on July 9. The men Lewis W. Griggs Otho Bell and William A Cowart face possible military or civilian trials and may sign notes for funds advanced. The Indian Red Cross coordinated with British and Belgian officials.
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Segni Appears To Have Won His Fight
In Rome the 64 year old Antonio Segni, a Christian Democrat reform advocate, appears to have won the bid to rebuild the four party center coalition that governed Italy under Mario Scelba. He must report to President Gronchi tonight on his chance to become Italy's sixth postwar premier and end the 15 day government crisis.
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