Soviets Demand Recall of Chinese Embassy Staff
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union demanded the recall of three Chinese embassy members and two other Chinese in the USSR over distributing the Chinese Communist Party letter attacking Premier Khrushchev. Beijing denounced the move as unreasonable and untenable and said it would heed the demand.
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Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
New China News Agency
Foreign Ministry
China
Chinese Communist Party
Khbrushchev
Kremlin
Kremelin
Red Chinese
Peiking
Communist Party Central Committee
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Central Committee of
The
Communist Party of China
Russell Questions Proposal on bases in segregated areas
Sen Richard B Russell chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee questions a White House commission report proposing closing bases in segregated areas. He says the committee was not consulted and Congress should have been. Sen Strom Thurmond calls the report absurd and dangerous to national security.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Armed Ervices Group
White House
Thurmond
Gerhard A. Gesell
Congress
Yes
Gesell Commission
Carll Vinson
North Western
Ben W. Heineman
Gesell
Iit
House
Railroad Storm Brewing in Midcontinent Rail War
In New York AP reports the battle over the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad pits Union Pacific against Chicago & North Western in a bid to gain control of the midcontinent line with Chicago access. Rock Island directors favor Union Pacific, spurning Gesell adviser Heineman's stock-and-cash offer as Nasdaq style theatre meets real leverage.
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Roger Lane
AP Business News
New York
Hills
Vanderbilts
Jarcmans
Jay Gould
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
Golaith
Chicago & North Western Railway
Heineman
Rock Island
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Ion Pacific
Random
Perenne
Vy LA
Rocky Island
Union Pacific
iWestern
Wall Street
Heinemans
C&nw
House Floor Battle Over Shelter Program Heats Up
Washington AP. Pentagon testimony before the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Civil Defense signals a showdown over a $175 million shelter program. Hebert, floor manager, warns of a cautious path as lawmakers weigh federal incentives for shelter construction amid uncertain Senate support. Pittman reports an optimistic view for House approval though overall prospects remain fragile.
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Washington
Kent Kennedy
Hebert
Congress
House
Armed Services
Senate
House Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
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Lward Hebert
D-La
Ap- Hebert
Pittman
Kennedy Departs Ireland
President Kennedy smiles and bids farewell in Limerick Ireland after a visit marked by cheer and host country warmth as he departs for his next stop.
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Ireland
Limerick
Playgirl Scandal Expands In Court
The Ward case widens as Miss Rice-Davies testifies about meetings with Mary Christine and Ward, with details linking Profumo, Ivanov, and the Keeler affair. Ward faces eight charges and the hearing at the Old Bailey continues as press coverage flags a high profile defense in a sprawling scandal.
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Raymond E. Palmer
Ward
London
Mari J Christine
Profumo
Lyn
Mandy) Rice-Davis
Eugeny Ivanov
Viscount Astor
Miss Keeler
Hear
Ivanov
Stephen Ward
James Burge
Lord Astor
Peripeople
Eamon de Valera
Mandy
Irelan
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Miss X. Imany
Ing
Ireland
Galway
Khrushchev Arrives in Berlin as Rift with China Deepens
Khrushchev visits East Berlin for Ulbricht’s 70th birthday amid growing Sino Soviet split. Moscow dismisses talks with Beijing, accusing Chinese leaders of estranging themselves from coexistence policy. Kremlin publishes Khrushchev’s speech outlining Moscow’s agenda as leaders from Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria arrive in Berlin.
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Ian
Berlin
Khrushchev
Alekin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Kremlin
Mostavis
Hhe
Kennedy
Moscow
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Wladislaw Gomulka
Poland
Antonin Novotni
Czechoslovakia
Janos [Kader
Hungary
Teodor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Unity Plea Ends YRC Meeting
The 13th biennial Young Republican National Convention in San Francisco closed after a unity plea amid bitter discord over officer actions. Donald Lukens of Washington, D.C. narrowly defeated Idaho lawyer Charles McDevitt for the chairmanship, with Sen. Hugh Scott urging delegates to refrain from internal fighting as the four day conclave ended early.
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Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
Young Republican National Federation
Goldwater
GOP leaders warned against civil rights clash splits
In Washington, Jack Javits and other moderates warned Republicans not to fight over civil rights. Javits opposed Kennedy's civil rights plan while urging unity to avoid driving away voters. Hugh Scott said cloture needs Republican support to end filibusters, stressing the party must uphold equal rights for all Americans regardless of race.
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Repre- Washington
Scott
Barry M. Gold
R-Ariz
Javits
Jack K. Javits
Newsgo
York
Senate
Goldwater
Kennedy
Republican Party
San Francisco
Hugh
Pennsylvania
Jham
Lincoln
High Point Tales and National Echoes in Sunday Enterprise
A French boy recalls High Point before returning to Paris. A Fourth of July Parade from over 50 years ago is recounted. Braxton Younts notes Carrick Turning Works marks 25 years of production in High Point. Philip Van Doren Stern reflects on the second day of Gettysburg fighting, centering on the weekend 100 years past. James Baldwin is the subject of a full-length feature in The Enterprise tomorrow.
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Paris
Braxton Younts
Carrick Turning Works
Philip van Doren Stern
Gettysburg
James Baldwin
United States
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