Humphrey Bares Khrushchev Visit Hope in Moscow Talk
Sen. Hubert Humphrey reported Khrushchev hinted a U S visit invitation, while officials doubt any visit would advance policy. Humphrey pressed for nuclear arms talks, people to people exchanges, and wider trade with Russia amid hopes for postwar peace and disarmament progress.
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Regulus to test launch from surface ship today
Regulus II guided missile, 57 feet long, will be fired from a surface vessel for the first time to test the launching system aboard USS Hillbut ahead of the nuclear submarine launch next month. USS Kings County will offload the Regulus II at the Pacific missile range, following a September test from USS Greyback.
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Butchers Strike Hits Argentina Food Supply
In Buenos Aires, more than 20,000 butcher shops in the capital and suburbs closed in protest against price controls. Wholesale prices rise while the government opened meat stalls at street corners, but households found little meat left as supplies vanished.
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Adams Story Sought by Life Magazine Spokesman
A Life magazine spokesman said on Monday night the publication has offered to buy Sherman Adams story of the Eisenhower administration. Adams had 29 comments.
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County's 13,000 Negroes Voteless, Probers Told
A witness before federal investigators said in Lowndes and Dallas counties and Macon County that about 13,000 Negroes in Alabama were not registered to vote. The hearings by the Civil Rights Commission opened with officials refusing to testify or oath but exposing registration figures and battles over voter access amid broader civil rights actions.
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Unclear Message from Commission on Voter Registration Rights
A garbled report cites commission chairmen and officials discussing voter registration rights. Testimony by Warner questions constitutional protections and procedures for registrar selection and interviews. The commission orders Macon County registrars Grady Rogers and E Livingston to testify. Patterson says bar advised officials to refuse to avoid rights violations.
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Early Comic's Son Dies in Fire
Hollywood fire claims the life of Gros Bunney 63 identified as the son of a silent film star. Fire swept a doorless rooming house in Nollswoor trapping Bonney who apparently smoked in bed as about 20 residents fled the blaze.
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