Khrushchev Vows USSR Will Not Start War
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told miners in Sosnowiec Poland that the Soviet Union would never initiate war anywhere. He claimed capitalists fear a balance of forces shifting to Communism and urged worldwide unity under socialism, claiming superiority in missiles and power. The speech followed a restless first days of his Poland tour. MORE ON PAGE TWO-A
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Sosnowiec
Poland
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Silesian
Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev Maintains Bounce On Warsaw Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, aged 66, shows vigor during a whirlwind East European tour. He arrives in Warsaw for a friendship visit, then fatigues in Katowice before a strong Sosnowiec showing. Rumors of illness were denied as he plans further travels this year.
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Khrushchev
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Sosnowiec
East Germany
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East Berlin
Meses
Albania
Hungary
Poland
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Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Steel Union Chiefs Tour Mill Towns
United Steelworkers leaders began a two day tour of mill towns to rally rank and file during the steel strike. President David J McDonald and other officers planned visits in Bethlehem Trenton Philadelphia Gary Calumet and Chicago as talks with government mediator Joseph Finnegan proceeded.
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United Steelworkers of America
Afjciliation
David J. McDonald
USW
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Trenton
N.J
Philadelphia
Howard R. Hague
Chicago
Calumet
Ill
Gary
Ind
I. W. Abel
Pittsburgh Area
Joseph F. Finnegan
Steel
New York
Finnegan
Teamsters Union Fined in Asheville Conviction
In Asheville, the Teamsters Union and Hugh L. Rutledge were fined 50000 and 5000 respectively and Rutledge received 18 months in prison for criminal contempt of court. They were convicted after a 16 minute jury deliberation over a June 4 injunction against discrimination toward Overnite Transportation Co.
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Teamsters Union
Asheville
U.S. Dist
Wilson Warlick
Hugh L. Rutledge
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Rutledge
Teamsters
Warlick
Overnite Transportation Co
Lewis Hanna
Solar Flare Rocket Falls Short Of Goal
A 21 foot solar flare rocket launched from Point Arguello California failed to reach 150 miles as the second stage of the Nike Asp failed to fire. The Naval Research Laboratory reported the booster coasted at about 100000 feet after the first stage separated.
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Washington
Point Arguello
Calif
Naval Research Laboratory
Well-Stocked Industry Has One To Three Months Supply Of Steel
The Associated Press reports that most American industry can endure one to three months without new steel deliveries. Major users such as automotive, construction, and canning industries are well stocked, as firms stocked inventories in advance of a strike and even sourced steel from Europe.
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Finnegan
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eisenhower
New York
Associated Press
Europe
Soviets Ease Up On Demand At Geneva Talks
The Soviet Union signals willingness to participate in social functions excluding Germans as the Geneva talks limp on Berlin crisis. Secret sessions outpace public meetings as Western powers resist Soviet proposals to recognize East and West Germany as political equals.
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John Hightower
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Foreign Ministers
Limited Rights Bill Advances in Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
The Civil Rights bill squeaked through a Senate Judiciary subcommittee by 4-3 with two sections. It would preserve voter registration and ballot records for set periods and extend the life of the Civil Rights Commission to investigate discriminatory voting practices. Supporters hope the full committee may add meat to the skeleton bill, while opponents vow continued resistance.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
John A. Carroll
D-Cole
Judiciary Committee
Clifford P. Case
U.S
Civil Rights ‘Commission
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Man In Custody Linked To Kansas Police Wounding
Gordon Ellis Atteberry, 24, shown with a weapon used in a Kansas police officer’s wounding, tells detectives he took part in more than 200 burglaries in a Los Angeles interview. Detective Dan Bowser displays the weapon as authorities link him to the crime.
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Gordon Ellis Atteberry
Los Angeles
Dan Bowser
Atteberry
Kansas
Burglar's Spree Nets $100,000 Across North America
Los Angeles reports the burglar Gordon Ellis Atteberry, a prolific thief, claiming he ran more than 200 break ins with proceeds over $100,000. He hid in Reno, Glacier blocks, and crossed 48 states while evading police. He faced preliminary hearing with $105,000 bail.
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Mexico
Reno
Nev
Missouri
Montana
New England
Hollywood
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