Optimism at N Ban Talks Shows Cautious Hope
U S and British delegates met with Foreign Minister Gromyko for about three hours in Moscow as hopes rose for a test ban formula excluding underground tests. Harriman and Hailsham left smiling, Khrushchev met with Maurice de Jean, and Zorin voiced cautious optimism amid repeated warnings that breakthroughs are not guaranteed.
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Moscow
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Khrushchev
Maurice de Jean
Khrushchev-De Jean
Harriman
Hailsham
Kremlin
Gromyko
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
Laos
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European Communist Bloc
Kennedy
Lord Hanisham
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Karl Kaysen
Foy Kohler
UPI Radiotelephoto
Demo Chiefs and JFK discuss rail strike threat
Democratic leaders met with President Kennedy amid hopes for a settlement to avert a walkout. Senate leader Mansfield said talks on work rules and a presidential move were possible if no agreement is reached. A federal board is set to report next Monday, with Congress to consider legislation to head off the strike.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
James J. Reynolds
Postal VIM program speeds delivery in big buildings
The Post Office launches vertical improved mail delivery in the Crown Zellerbach Building San Francisco as a pilot and surveys nearly 300 cities for nationwide expansion. VIM uses a basement conveyor system to deliver mail to each tenant with a dedicated carrier, promising quick in-building service without job losses.
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Washington
Post Office Department
ZIP
Crown Zellerbach
San Francisco
J. Edward Day
NIMS
Frederick C. Belen
Crown Zellerbach Belen
Terror Chief Barbot Killed in Haiti Shootout
Haitian government says terror leader Clement Barbot and his brother Harry were surprised by security forces while attempting to set a cane field ablaze and were killed in a gunfight. U.S. officials indicated no reason to doubt the broadcast though verification was incomplete.
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Washington
Clement Barbot
Francois Duvalier
State Department
Barbot
Harry
U.S
Dominican Republic
Carolinians On Farm Visit In Wisconsin
Forty five farmers bankers and agriculture leaders from South Carolina travel 2500 miles through Wisconsin to study farming practices. The group arrived in Madison and will stop at Juneau Holland Green Bay and the Milwaukee area this week.
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Madison
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Juneau
Holland
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Milwaukee bank holdup nets suspects in custody
Two men were taken into custody for questioning after the Bay View State Bank holdup that morning. The robbers, two armed Black men, moved customers to safety while one collected cash from six tellers’ cages, loading it into a white canvas bag. A car with Ohio plates and a second vehicle were linked to the crime as witnesses saw an eastbound escape. Cash stolen totaled 29,081 in bills plus 1,395 in checks from the 30,376 haul.
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Milwaukee
Bay View State Bank
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbert E. Evers
Monroe County Appeals For Drought Aid
Monroe County sought federal drought relief, the 25th county in Wisconsin to apply. Governor Reynolds urged allow diversions of farm acreage or emergency pasture and hay. a weekend rain could aid September harvests. The program has approvals for 21 counties. requests from Jackson, Kewaunee and Vernon remain. About 8,000 dairy and cattle farmers have applied statewide.
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Madison
Monroe County
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Jackson
Kewaunee
Vernon
Fire destroys barn at state prison farm near Cambridge
A 50 by 100 foot barn at the state prison farm near Cambridge in Dane County was destroyed by fire Monday night. No injuries were reported. An inmate spotted flames from a dormitory window. The barn held 2,000 bales of hay roofing material and farm machinery. Cause and damage estimates were not yet determined.
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Cambridge
Dane County
Donald Witkowski
Protesters demand 25 percent minority jobs at state projects
Forty-two civil rights demonstrators including 14 Negro clergymen were arrested in Brooklyn for blocking trucks at a hospital construction site. They were released without bail pending hearings and sent messages to President Kennedy Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner warning of potential violence unless 25 percent of jobs go to Negroes and Puerto Ricans. The Bedford-Stuyvesant district is 70 percent Negro and 9 percent Puerto Rican. Police warned against blocking access while protecting assembly rights.
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New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Michael J.murphy
Two Mill City Men Die In Accidents
Two Minneapolis men died in separate auto accidents over the past day. A.G. Goodwin, 32, was struck by a car that fled the scene as police described the vehicle. Paul Friswold, 29, died in a head on collision on Highway 61 south of Hinckley, while Kenneth McWilliams, 49, escaped with minor cuts.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A.G. Goodwin
Paul D. Friswold
Hinckley
Pine County
Kenneth E. McWilliams
Savage
Minn
Reconsider Tax Bill Delayed By Wisconsin Assembly
Madison AP Wisconsin Republicans delay a vote on reconsidering last week’s tax bill as they plan more closed door talks. Gov Reynolds seeks quick Senate approval while Alfonsi pushes a preyear budget to tackle immediate problems amid tax differences.
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Madison
State Assembly
John W Reynolds
GOP
Paul Alfonsi
Minogua
Assembly
Senate
Board of State ‘College Regents
la Crosse
College Co - Op
State College Dormitory Fund
Nile Soik
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee County
Reynolds
Alfonsi
Ex-Convict Barber Becomes Citizen Before His Judge
John F. Factor known as Jake the Barber took the oath of U.S. citizenship before Judge Leon Yankwich, the same jurist who once tried him on income tax evasion. Factor, 70, hailed as the luckiest man alive, part of a five unit oath ceremony, and noted for rehabilitation after a 1943 mail fraud conviction. He later built wealth in real estate and insurance and has donated millions to charity.
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Los Angeles
John F
Jake the Barber
Factor
United States
U.S
Leon
Yankwich
Immigration Service
Kennedy
Chicago
Roger (the Terrible
Ex-Black River Teacher Dies In Jacksonville Fla
Mrs Sadie Madsen 78 a retired Black River Falls schoolteacher died Sunday July 14 in a Jacksonville Florida nursing home where she had been a patient three weeks. She taught 35 years in Jackson County including 30 in Black River Falls district retiring May 1948. She lived with her daughter Mrs Francis Bard Olson in Jacksonville since retirement. Born in Black River Falls she was the daughter of E N Samdahl a former Jackson County clerk. She graduated Black River Falls High School in 1903. Services and burial were to be in Jacksonville.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Sadie Madsen
Jacksonville
Fla
Jackson County
Francis O.bard Olson
Madsen
E. N. Samdahl
Coast Guard Rescues Chicago Area Couples at Sea
Four Chicago area residents Jerry O Connor Joan O Connor Georgia Borchardt and Donald Tadda set out in a 24 foot rented cruiser to visit friends when the craft drifted on Lake Michigan from Friday night until found Monday by a second boat and towed in They were weak from lack of food but examined and released at a hospital in South Haven Michigan The group reportedly drifted as far north of Muskegon before rescue.
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South Haven
Mich
Chicago
Joan
Georgia Borchardt
Northbrook
Ill
Donald Tadda
O'Connor
Muskegon
Beng
No Easing Of Race Tension In Cambridge
Cambridge Maryland faced ongoing racial strife as more than 100 white businessmen protested militia restrictions at the National Guard Armory. Negotiations with Col. J Maurice Tawes followed the release of 14 detained African Americans amid planned demonstrations by Negro leaders and a city human relations committee effort.
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Cambridge
John Woodfield
Cambridge, Md
National Guard
Col. J. Maurice Tawes
del. Thomas Merryweather
Dorchester County Democrat
Merryweather
Gloria Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Branche
Tawes
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