Soviet China talks recessed amid temp pause in Moscow
Soviet and Chinese delegations at the Moscow-Peking reconciliation conference recessed their meetings without explanation. Officials said the suspension was temporary and no rupture occurred. Chinese negotiators had proposed a world conference of Communist parties with population-based voting, a plan met with negative Soviet reaction.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red China
China
Paul - Henri Spaak
Soviet Chinese talks stalled as China snubs Moscow meeting
The Soviet Communist Party central committee accused China of aggravating Soviet-Chinese tensions amid ideologic disputes. Western reporters saw pre meeting activity at Lenin Hills in Moscow but at 11 a.m. the Chinese failed to appear. Officials noted their absence sparked speculation of a possible end to talks awaiting Peking’s reaction.
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Peking
Kennedy proposes Goldberg arbitrate rail dispute
President Kennedy urges peaceful settlement of the four year rail labor conflict. He proposes Arthur J. Goldberg, former Labor Secretary, arbitrate key work rules while unions and railroads weigh the plan after White House talks with McCormack and other leaders. The industry fears a national strike if no accord is reached.
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John McCormack
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Wolfe
Supreme Court
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Asmeet
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Yer
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McCor
Uniunions
Mack
Ajat
Davidson Amial
Davidson
Riots at White Castle rally. police quell clashes
In New York City a civil rights protest outside White Castle drew white and Negro pickets chanting We Will Overcome and Dix ie. About 20 officers used nightsticks to separate crowds as rocks and vegetables flew at cars. A white private detective, Wilbert Johnson, 57, was charged with unlawfully firing a pistol. Demonstrators later rallied at City Hall demanding equal employment, while Mayor Wagner entered through a basement door to avoid the scene.
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Robert F. Wagner
The
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Alort
Market traffic heavy at Southern furniture market
Market traffic was heavy at the Southern Furniture Exposition with Bassett Furniture Industries president J E Bassett Sr noting buying activity exceeds expectations for summer and fall trade. Retailers attended sessions on merchandising and credit management led by industry leaders, including a breakfast with 160 attendees.
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J. E. Bassett Sr
Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc
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Southern Furniture Exposition
Southern Retail Furniture Assn
Monroe Homer
L. Homer Furniture Co
Petersburg
Phos
Southern Buying Syndicate
Southern
John Tobin
H. E
Skin) Parker
Tension Rises In Viet Nam As Ex-minister Dies
South Viet Nam faced rising tensions after Nguyen Tuong Tam, former foreign minister and noted writer, killed himself in protest of President Ngo Dinh Diem. Tam left a note saying history will judge him and accusing the government of oppressing opposition. Buddhist protests threaten further self immolations if religious and social equality with Catholics is not granted.
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Roy Essoyan Siagon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Tuong Tam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tam
Quang Duc
Diemendathan Befleantini Mamhans
CORE Urges Cut Of Federal Funds For Segregated Schools
Washington AP The Congress of Racial Equality leader James Farmer urged Congress to end federal aid to schools that practice discrimination He pressed for a quick cutoff and argued the issue is moral while hearings examined civil rights bills and proposed changes to end funding for segregated education and to enhance job training for undereducated youths with emphasis on removing tax exemptions for school bonds and advancing civil rights measures.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Congress
James Farmer
Willere
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Kennedy
House
CORE
Edujobs
Nestingen
Ivan Nestingen
Marshall
Church Debates Freedom Of Ideas At Synod
Denver AP report on the United Church of Christ biennial synod debating a proposal asserting a constitutional right to advocate alternative political and economic systems civil disobedience may be justified in a democ racy while warning against anarchy or communism. The assembly approved uniting its reform groups with the United Presbyterian Church in the USA.
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Council For Christian Social Ac
Ajand
Saigon
Lewis Maddocks
Washington
Sec
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Congregational
Karl Y. Donecker
Allentown
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U.S.A
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Tenange of Law and Order Agal
Church
Salisbury Man Tells New Story
Salisbury sheriff says Roy Lee Smith 52 produced and shrubbery salesman signed a statement admitting his wife Alice Fay Rowland Smith was slain during a struggle over a 22 pump rifle. He reported finding her body and two malnourished children in shock in a North Carolina home.
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Rufus Honeycutt
Here
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Jimmy Lee
Stanly County Hospital
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Smith
Alice Fay Rowland Smith
Salisbury
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