Barghoorn’s arrest strains Soviet American ties abroad
Officials escorted Barghoorn to a British plane after a Moscow jail stay as U S. and Western diplomats expressed indignation. Kennedy stated Barghoorn was not on any intelligence mission. The case triggered speculation of a Soviet blunder amid strained cultural exchanges and lingering secrecy.
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Foy D. Kohler
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British European Airways
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New Jersey
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Berlin
Barghoorn Arrest Stirred U S and Kremlin Reactions
Diplomatic immunity cases arose as Barghoorn, an American scholar, was jailed in Moscow amid speculation he queried hospital staff. Senators Dirksen and Mansfield offered mixed theories while the State Department noted the arrest date and possible links to his critical writings about Russia. The Soviet side called U S outrage a molehill, suggesting Moscow could offer Barghoorn freedom to maintain cultural exchange.
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Williamston Negroes Set For Action
Williamston NC AP reports that 16 Northern white ministers remain jailed after leading a protest march defying a court order and parade permit rules. Leaders plan another demonstration over the transfer of clergy between Martin and Beaufort counties as Golden Frinks cites leadership gaps.
Children urge global safety through cooperation, not arms
The Canadian physician Dr Chisholm argues that current world armament could wipe out humanity multiple times. He notes many cling to schemes to kill all including themselves to feel safer, calling it insane and urging cooperation as the only path to survival, with hope in a responsible future.
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Washington’s Senate District Echoes With Prostitution In Open Sight
A sweeping account of Washington’s sex trade resurfacing around the Senate area. The piece notes a nightclub over by the New Senate Office Building and describes doors to hidden rooms, high end and cheap call girls, and lobbyists’ involvement. It mentions street walking purveyors and a cultural memory of the district’s red light past.
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Joe’ Hooker
Woodrow Wilson
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Clergy Protests Stark Desegregation Demands in North Carolina
Waynick the Boston area leaders jailed for leading a protest march defying a parade permit. Four ministers held in Washington jail hunger strike over segregation and transfer issues. Bond posted for Rev. Harvey Coxe and Rev. Paul Stagg as negotiations continue on desegregation of public facilities and employment, schools, and libraries amid broader Negro job concerns. Dozens of sympathetic telegrams arrive from religious and civil rights groups.
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Human Brotherhood
B. Elton Cox
North Carolina
Congress of Racial Equality
Headlines hail Barghoorn freedom and Kennedy victory
London papers praise Moscow's release of Yale Professor Frederick C. Barghoorn as a Cold War win for President Kennedy. Headlines call it a triumph or gesture to deter Soviet spying fears, with speculation on motive and political impact.
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Nelson Pace 1-A Runs for GOP Nomination in Missouri
Nelson Pace 1-A announced his candidacy for the GOP nomination with strong showing reported in Missouri circles. A nationwide AP poll of Republican county chairmen put Goldwater as the overwhelming choice. in Missouri over 90 percent favored the Arizona senator. Rockefeller attacked Goldwater, listing his foreign and domestic positions, while saying he would vote for Goldwater over Kennedy and would support the Republican nominee. He also criticized the Kennedy administration for slow progress on civil rights.
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