Government Tightens Grain Security After 24 Million Bushels Vanish
U S officials report 24 million bushels of U S grain intended for Austria disappeared from West German ports after discounted purchases. Austrian importers allegedly diverted the grain to ineligible markets, violating contracts with the Agriculture Department. The department has required buyers to post bonds and tightened controls to ensure shipments reach their destinations.
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Three CORE protesters arrested at K W Cafeteria
At noon, about six CORE demonstrators entered the K W Cafeteria and blocked the entrance. Ronald Holmes 20 Rosseta Curtain Cliffside Drive and Betty Mitchell Hoover Street were charged with trespass after police swore out warrants.
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Khrushchev Pushes Test Ban Amid East West Talks
Khrushchev urged progress toward a nuclear test ban while offering limited inspections and troop reductions to ease East West tensions. He defended socialism, warned against world war, and called for a peace treaty with Germany as diplomats press a multilateral agreement.
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Policeman Shot in Pacolet. Suspect Sought
In Pacolet South Carolina police search for Leroy Anderson 45 after Clarence P McGee 41, the town’s temporary police officer, was killed with a hoe then shot McGee died of pistol wounds and Anderson fled toward a housing project bloodhounds traced a suspect to the Pacolet River roadblocks set up around the area and clothing was found near the river.
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Cambridge Faces Threat of New Cambridge Demonstrations
The Maryland racial dispute worsens as a state mediating committee delays entry. Finan says the Bar Association group would seek ground for agreement by Saturday, while Cambridge leaders await contact. Governor Tawes plans a radio TV address on racial problems and possible federalized National Guard deployment amid a tense situation.
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