Nkrumah urges Kennedy Khrushchev meeting at nonaligned summit
Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah told the nonaligned nations conference in Belgrade he was shocked by Russia's nuclear test explosion and urged a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting. He offered Accra for a summit and warned the world faces a grave danger as colonialism remains an issue amid East West tensions.
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Yugoslavia
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Russia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Nkrumah
Accra
Berlin
Soviet Union
Gamal Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Achmed Sukarno
U Nu
Africa
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Judge blasts North Carolina parole board in commutations
Durham triple slaying defendants were commuted to 40 years each by the State Paroles Board, despite Judge Clawson Williams denouncing the board for destroying respect for the law. How ard Hepler defended the decision saying no release plans exist for Claiborne McKee Charlie Clemmer and Lee Rutledge Tiller Jr. The case involved beating and killing Raleigh produce dealer W Dallas Carroll during a robbers attempt to move a stalled car. Williams urged editors statewide to publish blistering editorials while Hepler defended the board’s action noting accountability before God.
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Raleigh
State Paroles Board
Durham
Clawson Williams
Paroles Board
Howard Hepler
Carroll
Hepler
Williams
Parole Board
Dean Slated To Head Arms Negotiators
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean, fresh from Geneva tests talks, is slated to lead U S disarmament negotiations if a general disarmament conference is arranged with the Soviet Union later this year. President Kennedy values his hard nosed bargaining skill and may keep him in a top role. Dean would head the U S delegation to any such conference and would handle much of the debate at the U N General Assembly opening Sept 19 in New York.
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Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Dean
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Russia
John J. McCloy
White House
McCloy
Valerian Zorin
Moscow
Sullivan and Cromwell
John Foster Dulles
Panmunjom
Korea
Alabama Legislature Quietly Dismisses After Wild Outburst
In Montgomery the Alabama Legislature adjourned amid a 96 hour filibuster and fistfights leaving no operating funds for the coming year. Gov. Patterson said he would seek court rulings or a special session to supply funds after the adjournment.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
John Patterson
Patterson
State Supreme Court
Joe Robertson
House
Rep
Charles Reynolds
Chambers County
Senate
Floyd Mann
Heavy Snow Closes Yellowstone East and North Gates
Heavy snow and strong winds shut the east and north gates of Yellowstone National Park Friday night. Six inches fell at Dunraven Pass between Canyon Village and Tower Fall, with icy roads and impassable routes across the park.
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Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park
Rockies
Yellowstone
Dunraven Pass
Canyon Village
Tower Fall
Park
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Early Decision On U.S. Atom Tests After Russian Explosion
Washington reports Russia’s atmospheric nuclear test accelerates Kennedy’s likely move to resume U.S. testing. Officials expect a decision early next week to restart tests, with debates over secrecy and public understanding of American nuclear strength.
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Washington
Russia
Kennedy
U. S
United States
Whch
Arthur H. Dean
White House
Dean
Geneva
Khrushchev
Britain
Semipalatinsk
Central Asia
London
Nuclear Test Spurs Talk Of Soviet Super Bomb
AP reporting from Washington details Russia's first test in three years described as intermediate range. U.S. scientists see possible testing of components for a large super bomb or a Minuteman type warhead. Dr. Ralph Lapp weighs implications for ICBMs and security.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Russia
Khrushchev
White House
U.S
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Minuteman
Investigators Probe Midway Crash That Claimed 78 Lives
Investigators study the recent fatal crash that killed 78 people after the aircraft took off from Chicago Midway Airport. Parts of the plane are to be gathered and reassembled to determine the cause.
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Chicago Midway Airport
Brazilian Lawmakers Back Limited Powers For Goulart
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies approved by 233 to 55 a constitutional amendment to install Joao Goulart with limited powers and a parliamentary system. The measure moves to the senate and would leave a prime minister to run the government while Goulart serves as figurehead.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Brasilia
Tha Canata
Mane
Brizola
Moura Andrade
Chamber
Sergio Magalhaes
Traffic Toll Near Normal During Labor Day Weekend
The National Safety Council reports early Labor Day traffic deaths running near normal with 21 fatalities in the first 14 hours. It warns the 78 hour holiday could reach 420 deaths and about 17 000 disabling injuries, compared with last year’s 415 deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Probers Lift Crash Evidence In Chicago
Federal investigators sift wreckage from the Trans World Airlines Constellation crash near Hinsdale after a 2 a.m. takeoff from Midway. Seventy eight people died including 73 passengers and five crew. officials consider sabotage and air disintegration as possible causes.
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Chicago
Trans World Airlines
Constellation
Melvin N. Gough
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gough
Hinsdale
Midway Airport
U.S
Back to School and Beauty Shape Sunday Enterprise
High Point youngsters start a new school year with plans for teachers and books. Sharon Ray Mathis 17 crowned Randolph Queen aims to teach. Features include Red Cross stories and a Raleigh debutante dress designer amid Sunday Enterprise Woman's Section previews.
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Sunday Enterprise
Trinity
Sharon Ray Mathis
Randolph
Enterprise
Variety
Red Cross
James G. Ritchie
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Judge Flays State Paroles Board
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