30 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1963
Page
1
The article portrays an escalating Sino Soviet power struggle with Mao Zedong challenging Khrushchev ahead of a Moscow meeting. It argues Mao seeks world revolution leadership, demeans Khrushchev, and cites Chinese rifts with European satellites while foreseeing a tense, uncertain dialogue and possible impact on global communism.
President Kennedy arrived in England and met Prime Minister Macmillan to press for a bilateral move toward a Soviet test ban. Outside Gatwick and Birth Grove House protesters urged no Polaris missiles as Kennedy prepared for a possible Big Three meeting and a mid July mission to Moscow with Harriman and Halisham.
President Kennedy visited the grave of his sister Kathleen at a small Edensor churchyard in the Midlands. Accompanied by sisters Mrs. Jean Smith and Princess Lee Radziwill and the Devonshires, the group laid four wreaths and stood in silence beside the simple headstone.
East Berlin hosts a Soviet bloc conference with Khrushchev expected to firm a united front against Beijing. Moscow expels three Chinese diplomats over anti Khrushchev propaganda as talks aim to smooth Moscow Peking tensions before a broader gathering with Ulbricht Novotny Kadár Gomulka and Zhivkov also arriving.
AKRON Ohio a 14 inch long nail remains in the back of Tommy Hendley s brain after a power mower accident Doctors say he feels no ill effects and likely to leave Children s Hospital The nail was driven through the skull from the eye socket during routine X rays surgeons say no operation is planned as no abscess or infection has developed and the nail may pose little danger though it remains lodged in place The boy recalls seeing blood in his eye and feeling sick briefly but now reports feeling well The surgeon notes the nail passed beneath the eye and through skull openings before settling at the back of the head
Moscow, AP) The Soviet Union declared three Chinese embassy officials unwelcome for distributing a letter attacking Premier Khrushchev and Soviet policy. China protested, saying the move undermines Sino Soviet unity as talks planned for July 5 near. Western diplomats note the incident may affect attendance. Khrushchev seized on the speech in Pravda accusing China of racial tactics in ideology battles.
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI readies for his coronation with prayer and meditation on the eve of the ceremony at St Peter's Basilica. Officials arrange a canopy and press access as dignitaries, including Brazil's Joao Goulart, gather in Rome amid heat.
Washington AP Kennedy administration aims to back the strongest House civil rights bill it can pass while expecting Republican amendments. Senator Humphrey says any House bill will define the practical Senate position. The issue centers on desegregation enforcement in private firms serving the public as hearings consider a separate accommodations bill.
Washington reports bipartisan gloom as Kennedy adds civil rights to his tax program. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen warn Congress may sit until 1964 with only token sessions and a Fourth of July break. Talks of a fortnights recess in August loom, while House leaders predict November adjournment and a long session ahead.
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