Laos rebel officer laments slow neutrality talks
A Kong Le neutralist officer aligned with the Pathet Lao declares rebels are fed up with Reds aims to gain Laos. He urges faster settlement as truce talks drag on in Namone village while factional dissension grows within Souvanna Phouma's government and among Kong Le loyalists.
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Laos
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Pathet Lao
Namone
Tiao Somsanith
Kong
Quinim Pholsena
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Quinim Long
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Quinim
Phoumi Nosavan
Xieng Khouang
Cambodia
Four Charged In Smashing Downtown Jewelry Store
In Concord North Carolina four Charlotte men were jailed after smashing Leonard's Jewelry Store window with a wrecking bar and stealing six watches valued at 357.90 Detectives Smith and Moore nabbed Sanford Hampton Buster Mahaffey James S Stanley and Louis Lee Taylor within minutes after tips from a bystander One suspect was caught near the bus station and the others near the get away car The watches were recovered The incident echoed a similar theft from the same store ten years earlier.
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Concord
Charlotte
George Smith
Jack Moore
Sanford Hampton
Buster Mahaffey
James S. Stanley
Louis Lee Taylor
Leonard
President Mandatory Annual Messages to Congress Outlined
The president is required by law to deliver three annual messages to Congress. These include the State of the Union, the budget message under the 1921 act, and the economic report mandated by 1946 legislation.
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The
United States
Congress
State of the Union
Khrushchev Faces Test as East-West Talks Hover
Officials foresee possible Khrushchev proposals at the October Communist Party meeting in Moscow. Western leaders fear a split peace treaty with East Germany could trigger a new war while hoping for progress toward German reunification through free elections.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Oder-Neisse
Germany
Poland
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East Germany
Lothar Bolz
West Berlin
Europe
Graham Defends Clergymen in Communist Accusations
In Minneapolis Evan Graham said he has never met a minister he believed to be a Communist. He rejected John Birch Society founder Robert Welch's claim that thousands of Protestant ministers are Communists or sympathizers. Graham warned Communists seek to infiltrate churches as well as other groups. He plans an evangelistic crusade in St. Paul starting Sunday.
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Billy Graham
United States
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Dr. Graham
St. Paul
Southeast tobacco crop forecast signals large yield
The Southeast crop outlook points to one of the era’s biggest tobacco harvests, boosting retail furniture trade. Some manufacturers hint at 3 to 5 percent price hikes late this summer due to rising costs, while buyers welcome the July market shift after criticisms of June dates. Henry A. Foscue praises High Point July dates following the Fourth.
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High Point
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Priest Paratrooper Chaplain Leads From Flight
Father Thomas Waldie a lieutenant colonel with the 101st Airborne joins paratroopers after services. A World War II and Korea veteran he earned the Silver Star Bronze Star and the Legion of Merit and now balances parish duties with airborne jumps.
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Korea
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Peru
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Louisville
Fordham University
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Chiang Kai-shek
Soviet Union halts military cuts amid Berlin summit talk
President Kennedy and press secretary Pierre Salinger report Kremlin leaders propose a summit on Germany and Berlin. Khrushchev calls for a peace conference with Kennedy Macmillan and de Gaulle to craft a draft treaty while Western powers respond with proposals.
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Khrushchev
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Germany
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Salinger
Lynch
Protestant Rally Ban Sparks Berlin Tension
In East Berlin the Communist regime bans the Evangelical Kirchentag rally set to run July 19 to 24 with a mass in West Berlin Olympic Stadium. Organizers insist Bible classes and services will occur on church premises. West German Bishop Kunst urged soldiers not to attend amid the clash with East German authorities.
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West Berlin
Olympic Stadium
West Grmany
East Germany
Fritz Eikemeier
Evangelical Kirchentag
German Democratic Republic
Wife Says Hemingway Left Unpublished Novels, Poetry
Mary Hemingway, in Hailey Idaho, says Ernest Hemingway left at least two unpublished novels and poetry, with another big work in a Cuban bank. She notes a three part collection and says The Old Man and The Sea was the first of the three, and that a Florida or Cuban bank holds childhood Bahamas recollections. She adds he planned to resume work on a manuscript in an Idaho bank vault and defends the idea the poet may have died in an accident rather than by suicide.
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Ernest Hemingway
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Bahamas
Associated Press
Ray McGoldrick
Mayo Clinic
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Sun Valley
Mary Hemingway
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