Khrushchev Visits Sweden Amid Neutrality Spotlight
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Stockholm on a chilly Baltic day to reaffirm friendship and Sweden’s neutrality. He faced public calls for answers on Raoul Wallenberg’s fate, while security was tight and officials underscored peaceful coexistence as the aim of talks.
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President Plans World Fair for 200th Independence Anniversary
Paris AP reports President Johnson aims to mark the 200th anniversary of American independence with a World’s Fair. He directs Ambassador Bohlen to seek U S membership in the International Bureau of Expositions to enable a 1975 or 1976 fair. California’s Long Beach World’s Fair plan seeks bureau blessing.
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Charles E. Bohlen
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Long Beach
Beach Riot Flares at St Augustine Beach
At St Augustine Florida Negroes and whites clashed on a public beach as integrationists sought a federal court order to lift a ban on after dark demonstrations. About 19 integrationists waded into the surf. a group of roughly 20 whites attacked them. State police arrested six whites. patrols ordered the crowd off the beach after about 45 minutes.
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Jacksonville
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Olives Graded By Size Names From Large to Super Supremes
The text lists olive size grades from Large to Giants Jumbos Colossals and Supercolossals with the largest category labeled as Super Supremes.
KU Student Chosen as Peace Corps Intern
Donna Mae Hanneman a 19 year old Kansas University coed from Junction City earns a summer internship at Peace Corps headquarters in Washington D C She pursues a triple major Russian language mathematics and Soviet and Slavic area studies and will serve as a junior administrator earning 75 a week The program runs July 1 through August and she chairs KU s student Peace Corps committee
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Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
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Junction City
McKinley Wins An Easy Match At Wimbledon
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio coasted to a straight sets victory over Terry Ryan of South Africa 6-2 6-1 6-3 on center court. American Davis Capace sparked a pre match controversy over a newspaper article he wrote. Roy Emerson routed Don Dell 6-3 6-1 6-0 and Tomas Lejus beat Allan Fox 6-3 6-2 6-2 as part of opening round play.
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Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Terry Ryan
South Africa
McKinley
Soviet Protest Over Pan American Flights To Berlin
Moscow said Pan American World Airways flights from the United States to Berlin are unlawful and unsafe due to lack of government consent by East Germany. A note to the U.S. Embassy, echoed to Britain, framed the issue as a breach of sovereignty over air security.
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Pan American World Airways
United States
Berlin
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Tass
East Germany
Pan American
New Ticker for Stocks New York Exchange Introduces Streamlined Model
The New York Stock Exchange announced a streamlined trading ticker model today in New York. Officials said the update will simplify displays and reduce latency for market quotes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street Ticker Replaces 1930s Box Model
The new ticker known as the 900 tracks up to 10 million shares daily and auto adjusts speed to match trading pace. It replaces the old box-like ticker that had been in use since 1930.
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Wall Stret
European Unity Parley Opens in Rome
More than 100 parliament members from seven European nations begin a three day discussion on European unity North Atlantic defenses and economic relations between Britain and the Common Market.
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Rome
North Atlantic
Britain
Ear marked: origin of farmers ear notching practice
The phrase ear marked stems from English farmers who notch cattle ears to permanently identify their livestock.
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