Reds Declare No Retreat On Test Ban
Premier Khrushchev signaled readiness to discuss a nuclear test ban while noting concessions must come from the West. He told Soviet editors at Moscow that Kennedy’s speech at American University in Washington was favorable to improving East West relations and that on site inspections were not yet agreed.
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Reds
George Syvertsen
Moscow
Khrushchev
West
Kennedy
American University
Wesh
Tass
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
U.S
Izvestia
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Soviet Union
Ft. Bragg
Kremlin
Valeri F. Bykovsky
Novosti
Macmillan
Harry S. Truine Keeler
Ivanov
Washington
Deast
Brest
Gebmaainy
Eddowes
Mobs Clash as Tear Gas Clears Fayetteville Demonstration
In Fayetteville North Carolina police used tear gas and high pressure hoses to disperse blacks and whites during an anti segregation protest after about 200 Negroes were arrested. Fire trucks were positioned to handle rock throwing near city hall as the scene grew tense and the crowd sang in the business district.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Washington Race Protest Fades Yet Stakes Remain
Washington’s large racial demonstration ended with high spirits and warnings for future action. About 3,000 spectators watched as placard carriers and counter protesters mingled, with one arrest reported. Leaders claimed a housing bias pledge and progress on hiring discrimination, while planning a possible Capitol sit-in during the civil rights debate.
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Sterling F. Green
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington (Ap
Whiteington
House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Nazi Party
Macmillan Faces Crises Amid Profumo Affair Showdown
Prime Minister Macmillan braces for a crucial Commons debate on the Profumo affair as a London report links Christine Keeler to a Soviet agent. He convenes security aides as Nigel Birch and Enoch Powell face party dissent over leadership amid new inquiries and possible resignations.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Macmillan
Michael Edgate
Dowes
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevteny Ivanov
Commons
Nigel Birch
Treasury
Enoch Powell
Herbert Hoover Ill at Waldorf Towers in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover aged 88 is seriously ill in his Waldorf Towers suite. Doctors report anemia with bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract and note reduced bleeding in the last 24 hours. Hoover previously underwent tumor removal surgery in 1958 and has appeared thinner recently.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
The
Waldorf Towers
Hoover
I Nation
Iast
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
L. Gordon Cooper
Kennedy
Herbert
Allan
Kennedy Enters Rail Fight Over Rules Dispute
President Kennedy seeks to avert a nationwide rail strike by meeting with railroad negotiators and five operating unions. The White House move follows weeks of talks and signals potential changes in work rules that could affect about 40,000 firemen on freight and yard trains. A Haitian envoy noted Thursday included Thurston’s removal, amid tensions with Port au Prince officials.
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W. B. Ragsdale, JR
Washington
Kennedy
Ihen
W. Willard Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Macmillan
Commons
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Ward
White House
State Department
Eric Thurston
Thurston
Ambassador Removed From Haiti
The United States agreed to remove Ambassador Raymond L. Thurston from Haiti after a Haitian government request, while Haiti recalls its ambassador to Washington. Officials say U.S. disapproval of the Duvalier regime remains, and the actions lower diplomatic relations following Duvalier’s power move.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Raymond L. Thurston
Haiti
Louis Mars
Francois Duvalier
Russians Orbit Woman in Space Mission Story
Moscow reports cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky completes first 24 hours aloft on a five day flight while plans hint at a parallel five day mission by a woman cosmonaut Ludmilla. Tass notes normal instruments and battery of checks with greetings to the United States and the press hints at a second craft may follow.
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Moscow
Valery FL Bykovsky
Tass
Bykovsky
North America
United States
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Central Asia
Kazakhstan
Ghermain- Titov
Brkovsky
Bykoavsky
Ludmilla
Siberia
Khrushchev
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Wilson
Soviet Union
Heavenly Twins
Andrian’ Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Outer Space
West
U.S
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Thousands mourn death of Jackson Negro leader
Jackson Mississippi AP thousands of Negroes and white leaders mourn Medgar Evers the slain civil rights advocate. Crowds in church and at the Masonic Temple listen to leaders call for unity as investigations report a rifle-armed shooting. Police and FBI continue to seek the killer as tensions rise across the city.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Evers
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
National Council
Masonic Temple
Martin H. McGee
Jackson
United States
Peirce
Asso Iiun
Easy
M. B.ibushed Evers
Pierce
Sear Vnc
Collins Funeral Home
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Pioneer’s Home and Camp Time in Davidson County Sunday Enterprise
Staff writer Bob Jackson recounts Daniel Boone’s frontier beginnings along the Yadkin River in Davidson County with a cave and log cabin now tourist spots. Pat McPherson profiles Camp Uwharrie preparations as Boy Scouts start summer camping season. A Sunday Enterprise special examines the 50 million Americans who remain destitute in an affluent nation, outlining who they are and the challenges they pose.
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Daniel Boone
Yadkin River
Davidson County
Kentucky
Bob Jackson
Sunday Enterprise
Uwharrie District
Camp
Uwharrie
Pat McPherson
The
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