Chinese Reach Moscow For Showdown Battle
A Communist Chinese delegation arrives in Moscow to clash with Premier Khrushchev over world communism. The talks hinge on peaceful coexistence versus Mao Zedong's push for a more aggressive line, with Suslov heading the Soviet side and Teng Hsiao ping leading China. The mood remains tense as both sides trade charges and warn against interference.
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Mikhail Suslov
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Moscow
Russia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Central Committee
Neces
Pan Tali
Sary
Ejaius de
Andi
Peking
Premier Khrushchev
Mao Tsetung
Communist Party Central Committee
Italian Scientist Denies Spying at Old Bailey Trial
Dr. Giuseppe Martelli, Italian born physicist, testified he is innocent of spying for the Soviet Union and resisted attempts by Moscow to recruit him during his fifth day at the Old Bailey. He named Nikolai Karpekov, a Soviet agent, as his chief tormentor and said threats against his children failed to sway him. Defense contends Martelli never joined or planned espionage, despite pressure and blackmail. Separate inquiries touched the Gordon case and a jazz singer’s prison sentence, with documents and witnesses referenced by Scotland Yard officials.
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London
Giuseppe Martelli
Soviet Union
Moscow
Old Bailey
Scotland Yard
George Wigg
Christine
Ne Martelli
Nikolai Karpekov
William John
Vassall Vassall
Admiralty
British fashion mag nudges Kennedy hat etiquette
A London fashion magazine urged President Kennedy to wear a hat and described how a proper greeting should be. It proposed options from a courteous bow to a firm handshake and criticized awkward gestures, noting the era’s public scandals but favoring a raised hat as the proper touch.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Today
Kennedy
Daley Jeered From Chicago Rally Platform
Chicago crowd storms aisles at a rally in Negro sections led by Reverend J H Jackson protesting segregation. Mayor Richard J. Daley struggles to speak as chants of Down with Daley echo amid calls for tokenism end and a march of about ninety thousand proceeds along the lakefront.
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Chicago
Repub
Richard J. Daley
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
Daley
Haois
Freedom March
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Istratars
National Association For the Ad-led
Arlem
Prac
Mohandas Gan
Richard Daley
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Grant Park
Inside Comics and Editorials At a Glance
The page blends features on comics, editorials, sports, television, and society. It notes NAACP convention coverage, Independence Day reminders, and a Daley-related anti-Daley protest during the Chicago convention events described on page 2 A.
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Caer
Dip
NAACP
Dhd
India
Langry
Daley Hecklers
Dr. Jackson Society
Uncle Tom
Con Bridge Tai
Dored
Chicago
Speed Boat Record Will Be Attempted
MIAMI Fla AP Boatbuilders Jack Manson of Miami and C F Johnson of Daytona Beach will start from the same pier Sunday 18 hours apart seeking to break the Miami to New York speed boat record. Manson expects arrival in New York 28 to 50 hours after departure and aims to sustain about 40 mph with a 400 horsepower engine, refueling once off Beaufort South Carolina.
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Miami, Fla
Jack Manson
Miami
C. F. Johnson
Daytona Beach
New York
Manson
Beaufort
S.C
De Gaulle Adenauer fail to settle West Europe problems
Bonn report says French President De Gaulle and West German Chancellor Adenauer ended two days of talks with no joint proposals on a German treaty of cooperation. They discussed Britain’s entry to the Common Market and future relations, but no decisions were reached.
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Bonn
Germany
Presi
Gerhard Schroeder
West Gerden
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Mur
Konrad Adenauer
Ile
France
Britain
Karl Guenther von Hase
Adenauer
Brussels
von Hase
Claude Lebel
de Gaulle
United States
Ludwig Erhard
DelBritain
West Germany
Italy
Kennedy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg i
Erhard
Leween
Coast Guard Steps Up Coastal Defense Against Smuggling
The U S Coast Guard quietly strengthens coast defenses to curb smuggling of spies saboteurs and weapons into the United States amid a sweeping study ordered by Secretary Dillon. The report notes vulnerability at inlets and beaches and mentions a potential reward up to 500000 for citizens helping catch offenders and details from federal officials.
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NEW York
U.S. Coast Guard
America
New York Journal-American
Washington
Edjoldstrom
Hearst
von Hase
Lebel
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Coast Guard
Justice Department
U.S
Dillon
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Treasury Department
Holiday Death Toll Rises in Independence Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports a rising holiday traffic death toll, hitting 185 by noon as the four day Fourth of July weekend progresses. Crashes with group travel were common and fatalities mounted toward last year’s pace of 509. The NSC estimates 550 to 650 could die. a West Union Iowa collision claimed three from one family.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
Iowa
West Union
Final Rail Fight Nears Deadline as Wirtz Seeks Settlement
Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged last-ditch talks between railroads and unions to avert a strike and possible legislation. He proposed a two year trial based on emergency board recommendations, with a 20 day period for final negotiations and binding decisions on unsettled issues. The plan centers on removing about 40,000 firemen and crew makeup while maintaining safety rules, and a nationwide strike or legislation looms if a deal fails.
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Wirtz
Asst
James J. Reynolds
U. S
Cbs
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