Red China reassesses Asia strategy amid bloc cutoffs
Peking appears to rework its Asian approach after losing Soviet protection and economic cooperation from most of the Communist bloc. Talks with the United States could lower tensions in Indochina as Beijing considers a more cautious, neutralist path while Washington weighs foreign policy amid the 1964 election cycle.
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Asia
Peking
Red China
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Indochina
Chen Yi
Chen
Formosa
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
Dollar depreciating less than other world currencies
AP analysis shows the U.S. dollar shrinking in purchasing power at a slower pace than major currencies. Last year Latin nations led declines, while Europe faces rising prices. First National City Bank notes currency depreciation affects long-term bonds. Bolivia and Chile mark the highest 10-year declines.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Europe
Bolivia
Family Split Over Candidates Tests Eisenhower Lineage
The Eisenhower family faces a party split over a presidential nominee. Dwight Eisenhower remains unofficially detached while relatives back Goldwater or Scranton. Earl Jr and John Eisenhower advocate unity, with Earl seeking a general party support and the family emphasizing individualism.
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Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Washington State Organization
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Milton
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scholars For Scranton
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Scranton
Earl
Chicago
San Francisco
Goldwater
Washington
First Regular Missionary Baptist Church 96th Anniversary
The First Regular Missionary Baptist Church at 416 Lincoln Street marks its 96th anniversary this Sunday at 3 PM. Rev. L L Embry of Antioch Baptist Church Topeka will deliver the anniversary sermon with music by the Antioch choir.
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Missionary Baptist
Lincoln St
L.L. Embry
Antioch Baptist Church
Topeka
Antioch Choir
KUMAN TO INDIANA PROFESSOR PROMOTED ABROAD
Prof. George Springer of the Kansas University mathematics faculty for nine years has been appointed professor at Indiana University.
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George Springer
Kansas University
Indiana University
Letters a Feature of Observance at North Lawrence Church
Former ministers and families sent greetings during a homecoming at North Lawrence Christian Church on Elm Street. Messages came from many states and the Canal Zone. Dr Dyre Campbell delivered the morning sermon followed by a noon basket dinner. Ernest Burke led the afternoon program with a special song.
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North Lawrence Christian Church
Elm St
California
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Maryland
Nebraska
Texas
Canal Zone
Dyre Campbell
Ernest Burke
Charles Sharp
Bunn’s Grove
North Lawrence
Locust
7Th and Locust
Howard Willis
Ernest W. Burke
Pay Boost Approved for Federal Workers in Senate Vote
The Senate passed a 564 million pay hike for 1.7 million federal workers and judges, with Congress members set to rise to 30 000. Supreme Court increases were cut from 7 500 to 2 500, while Cabinet officers gain up to 35 000 and many executives may receive larger raises. The plan awaits final talks after July 20 recess.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Sgt Alvin York Cannot Return Home for 4th Weekend
Sgt Alvin York, World War I Medal of Honor winner, remains in hospital after June 19 admission for internal bleeding. At 76, doctors kept him under observation following a slight fever during planned return to Pall Mall Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Newport Jazz Festival Opens With 4000 Fans In Newport
About 4000 jazz enthusiasts packed Newport Rhode Island for the 11th annual Newport Jazz Festival opening Thursday night. New acts and classic favorites drew fans, signaling a strong start to the weekend event.
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Newport, R.I
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