United States Aims IMF Loan To Stabilize Payments
President Kennedy told Congress the United States can draw up to 500 million dollars in currencies from the IMF this year. The move treats the fund as a lender of currencies to relieve the balance of payments problem, with the United States swapping dollars for foreign currencies and repaying without gold loss, via a no interest service charge.
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Glenn says he will not pursue politics now
Washington AP Lt Col John H Glenn Jr denies early candidacy rumors for Ohio Senate against Democrat Stephen Young. He says no definite plans to leave NASA or Marine Corps and will not rule out future directions, while noting no party affiliation and not seeing an immediate political move.
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Cambridge Braces For More Strife In Cambridge Maryland
Governor Tawes accuses integrationist leaders of hindering negotiations to end Cambridge unrest. Maryland Bar Association mediation plans clash with martial law as National Guard patrols and arrests shape a tense scene in the town. Gloria Richardson warns of renewed demonstrations if a mediation committee does not enter immediately.
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Eclipsing Sun Draws Throng Across Nation Today
Scientists, children, and the public gather to view a solar eclipse spanning the continent. Totality occurs in Alaska and Maine, with durations up to 100 seconds, while a 60 mile wide path experiences full obscuration. Observers expect dimmed skies and visible solar phenomena as the moon covers part of the sun.
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San Francisco Bomb Incident Drops Navy Plane Wreckage
San Francisco police officer William Porter displays a 25 pound non explosive bomb and tail fin recovered after it fell on Market Street at noon. No injuries reported though fragments and pavement shattered a window on the IBM building’s seventh floor. Navy officials say the bomb was accidentally dropped from a reserve plane.
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Reds Must Spell Out Proposals
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration will press the Soviet Union to formalize the sweeping Khrushchev proposals from his Kremlin speech delivered Friday. The request aims to clarify the terms and expectations in the ongoing Cold War diplomacy.
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Nuclear Test Ban In Sight
Premier Khrushchev told ambassadors at a reception that nuclear test ban talks are advancing toward an agreement. He outlined proposals including an underground test ban, a nonaggression pact, and inspections to prevent surprise attacks. U.S. and British officials said they will study the speech and consult allies before judging the package. The talks began July 15 and may extend to multiple summit conferences if needed.
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Sailor Convicted In Spying Charge
Nelson C. Drummond a 34 year old Navy yeoman was found guilty by a federal court jury of conspiring to commit espionage for the Soviet Union. Sentencing set for August 15 with the maximum penalty death. Drummond and his wife faced trial after a hung jury in the first trial. He admitted taking between 20000 and 24000 dollars from Soviet agents over years claiming the material was harmless. He was stationed in London and later at Newport Rhode Island.
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Congress considers quick path to avert rail strike
Washington AP reports lawmakers plan to act within a week before President Kennedy's July 29 deadline. A five-member Rosenman panel and congressional committees debate a fast track bill to curb a potential nationwide railroad strike. Some lawmakers favor a narrow solution targeting the current dispute to avoid widespread impact.
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Big pipe across Davidson County to Forsyth and Guilford
A Sunday Enterprise feature by Braxton Younts explores the new gas pipeline carving a path from Davidson County through Forsyth and Guilford to Friendship terminal, with workers shown at ground. A second feature previews a summertime swimming pool scene as a photo feature in tomorrow's Enterprise. A third item notes Cold War tensions with Cuba, Moscow, and Peking, promising insight in tomorrow's paper.
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