Oklahoma City Senatorial race eyed by many including Rogers and Gary
Oklahoma City AP report notes veteran politician Joan M. Rogers and former Gov Raymond Gary likely to enter the 1964 U S Senate race. Other contenders include Sen Fred Harris and Lt Gov Leo Winters with Republican interest from G T Blankenship and Clyde Wheeler as the campaign heats up for the 1966 term.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Joan M. Rogers
U. S
Raymond Garyers
Senate
J. Howard Edmondson
Robert S. Kerr
Fred Harris
Lawton
Tulsa Tribune
Gary
Carl Albert
the Tribune
John Rogers
Leo Winters
G. T. Blankenship
Clyde Wheeler
Tulsa
Victor Wickersham
B. Hayden Crawford
Forest Beal
Nash
Khrushchev Defies China as Talks Aim for Nuclear Pact
Khrushchev, defending socialism, attacks China’s leadership and urges peace without war while Moscow and Peking resume ideological talks. He warns if nuclear weapons explode the atmosphere would be poisoned and questions living after a global war. China blasts Moscow over a potential partial test ban.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Janos Kadar
Peking
Tokyo
Russia
West
Soviet Leaders Push German Peace and Western Pact Talks
Western and Soviet negotiators in Moscow pressed for a partial test ban while discussing a potential NATO Warsaw pact non aggression pact and a Berlin settlement. Khrushchev argued against war while China warned the danger would rise if a pact or ban proceeded.
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West Germany
NATO
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Peking
Lenin
Berlin
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Hailsham
Moscow
Red China
Communist
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Kremlin
China
Peking Radio
Tokyo
United States
West Berlin
Harriman
Hailsham
Talks Break Down In British Guiana
Peace talks between British Guiana's two main parties ended after the People’s National Congress called for lifting emergency restrictions imposed two months ago. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s People's Progressive Party rejected the demand, saying the measures are needed to keep order amid lingering racial tension.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
British Guiana
People’s National Congress
Cheddi Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
Buddhist Monks Reject Truce Amid Saigon Blockades
In Saigon Viet Nam Buddhist leaders holding out at pagodas rejected an immediate truce with the government. They demanded public identification and punishment for the bloodshed and release of prisoners while signaling willingness to negotiate only under strict conditions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Giac Minh
Hue
Syncom 2 Launch Delayed Until Wednesday
The Syncom 2 communications satellite launch at Cape Canaveral is postponed to Wednesday due to minor Delta booster second stage technical troubles.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Delta
Adopted Girl Comes To U.S. Under Law Row
Yukie, a gifted girl adopted from Japan, arrived in the United States on June 23 1962. Baker and his wife Suzy seek to keep her bilingual while pursuing a language school and home instruction. California officials required a preadoptive study, spurring government attention and press coverage.
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Suzy
Baker
Yukie
Bakers
U.S
California
Yuion
Buena Park
Los Angeles Times
Times
Ben Rosenberg
Western Area
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Japanese warships set sail for first Europe tour in 26 years
A squadron of Japanese warships embarks on a goodwill and training cruise to Europe, marking the first such voyage in 26 years. The mission aims to strengthen ties and showcase naval capabilities aboard a historic journey.
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Tokyo
Europe
Flag of Lawton Embodies City Heritage and Values
The Lawton flag features a light blue field with a central yellow circle and a mountain backdrop for Wichita Mountains. Blue symbolizes new horizons, yellow wealth and talents, red courage, green fertility, and brown natural resources. The circle’s inner divisions reflect four corners of the earth and the United States, with symbols for industry, faith, peace, pioneer history, Fort Sill, and local scenery.
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Wichita Mountains
Lawton
Fort Sill
Curb
Altrusa Club
Oklahoma
Riviera Area Rocks as Riviera Quakes Hit Genoa
A string of earthquakes rocked over 200 miles of the Riviera causing panic and minor damage in Genoa during a August 3 celebration. Three shocks struck in quick succession with one registering 5 on the Mercalli scale. alarms, plaster, and dangling lamps were reported as crowds fled. No injuries were confirmed and officials noted several faintings amid ongoing tremors.
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Genoa
Italy
Japan
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Riviera
Pickup
Nixon Tours Steel Plant In Hungary
Former U S Vice President Richard M Nixon completed a midnight tour of the Csepel Steel Works in Budapest amid enthusiastic crowds. He then departed for Vienna after a three day private visit that drew autograph seekers as thousands of workers loomed in the 13th District.
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Hungary
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Vienna
Csepel Ste Works
Nixon
Bud Pest
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