United States challenges Khrushchev on disarmament talks
United States officials in Washington accuse the Soviet Union of trying to sidetrack the UN Disarmament Commission by proposing a summit at the UN General Assembly. Britain rejects the Soviet approach while Britain and the United States press for urgent commission talks. Geneva sees a Soviet rejection of pooling outdated nuclear devices, and Washington emphasizes the need for a meeting of the 82 nation commission to address the crisis.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations Disarmament ‘Commission
State Department
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
UN General Assembly
Department
Lincoln White
Britain
U.S
Russia
West Berlin
Berlin
Red China
Asia
Western Pacific
Geneva
Soviet Union
White
Katanga War Threat Flares as UN Moves In
Katanga province declares independence and threatens to resist UN troops. Dag Hammarskjold announced Saturday entry of UN forces into Congo’s Katanga, prompting Belgian capitulation under UN pressure and potential clash warnings from Katanga officials. State Department held talks with British and French diplomats on possible armed clash.
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Kibwe
Vammarskjold
Moise Tshombe
Herter
Washington
Sec
Christian A. Herter
Katanga
State Department
Congo
Lincoln White
Hammarsk
Belgium
New Action Slated On Odors In City
Citizens group plans an 8 p m Thursday meeting at the Lubbock County Courthouse to map new moves against odors from feed lots in southeast Lubbock. Lewter Feed Lots officials announced a new deodorant, Big D, from Le Fevre Chemical Co of Oklahoma City, to neutralize odors.
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City Commission
Lubbock
Lewter Feed
Lewter
Dorward W. Lewter
le Fevre Chemical Co
Oklahoma
Marvin McLarty, Jr
58Th Pl
Lubbock County Court House
Reds Claim Spy Capture From Moscow to Leningrad
Soviet Tass announced the capture of an American trained spy identified as V. M. Slavnov in an attempted clash near the Iranian frontier after his mission to gather data on Soviet rocket sites. Forged documents weapons and two portable radios were found, with the spy said to have studied topography parachute jumping and espionage tactics in U S intelligence schools in West Germany.
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Aries
Moscow
Russia
Leningrad
Soviet Committee of State Security
V. M. Slavnov
Central Intelligence Agency
West Germany
Tass
Slavnov
American Intelligence Center
North Korean Flier Defects To South Korea In Mig-15
In Seoul the South Korean government announced a MiG-15 defector jet landed at Tipo-ri on the east coast about 100 miles east of Seoul. The pilot was Chung Nak-chung, 124, a Communist air force cadet.
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Seoul
South Korea
Tipo-ri
Chung Nak-chung
Passports Issued for Powers Family Ahead of Spy Trial
The Soviet embassy announced visas for Francis Gary Powers mother Ida Ford Powers and wife Barbara Powers to visit Moscow before the U2 pilot’s trial on August 17, which marks his 31st birthday. Powers’ father Oliver, in Norton Virginia, said only the parents and wife may see him after the trial, with a Russian court decision pending on the fate of the pilot.
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Amsuda Frew
Ashington
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Ida Ford Powers
Barbara Powers
Oliver Powers
Norton
Moscow
Newsweek Magazine
Powers
Talawil
Russia
Hehus
Ob. Vinas
Lewin Ky Lee
18 Years Red Soldier Awakens From 18-Year Coma
In Moscow, Soviet Pvt. Pyotr Vetrov wakes after an 18-year coma spanning 1942 to 1960. Doctors revived him with electro therapy and drugs, restoring memory of a battlefield patrol and reuniting him with his family after a long period of presumed missing status. He hopes to return to work.
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Valted Press International
OSCOW
Red Army Pvt
Pyotr Ivanovich Vetrov
Moscow
Vetrov
Cuba Plot Deepens Editorial and Sports Highlights
In a sweeping section packed with editorials and scores, the paper traces a deepening Cuba plot across pages B and A, with market notes, radio and TV program listings, and a comic dictionary entry. The issue blends commentary with sports scores and market quotations.
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Cuba
Nixon at Whittier Homecoming Stirs Campaign Day
Nixon spoke at Whittier College during a Dick Nixon Homecoming as part of a 19 hour day that started in Washington and included a Reno stop for Pat Nixon Day. He warned disarmament risks with the Soviet Union and touted Eisenhower era strength. A lawn mower gasoline flame caused a minor burn accident injuring a 3 year old. Tommy Borders was treated and not severely burned. NASA authorized Douglas to proceed with a second Saturn stage. the Nixons then headed to Hawaii for a campaign tour and a clash with Kennedy over union support.
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Dick Nixon
Whittier College
Nixon
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Washington
Reno
Nev
Pat Nixon
Los Angeles
Tommy Borders
Ernest Bor
9Th St
West Texas Hospital
Tommy
Danny
Borders
Orville Stafford
Hawaii
Nixons
Hawaiian Islands
Whittier
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Car Hits Beachbound Crowd. Two Children Die in Chicago
A car jumped a curb and struck a crowd of youngsters en route to Rainbow Beach on Chicago's South Side. Two children were killed and six were injured as handbags towels and bathing suits littered the scene. Police said the group waited for a bus when the car swerved into them. three ambulances and two emergency squads responded.
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Chicago
UPI
Rainbow Beach
Atlas to be Nike Zeus target for antimissile tests
Army and Air Force plan joint tests using the Atlas ICBM as a target for Nike Zeus antimissile trials. Dr Richard S Morse announced at a news conference during a space age science meeting that the program aims to save money by sharing launch and interception crews. Tests would involve missiles fired from Florida and Vandenberg with interception near Kwajalein, as Nike Zeus locates and discerns approaching warheads.
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Army
Richard S. Morse
Air Force
Morse
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
Florida
Vandenberg Afb
California
Kwajalein Atoll
Pacific
United States
Washington, DC
New Jersey
Washington
Nudists describe first observations on meeting peers
A Los Gatos nudist camp interview with named participants reveals what they notice first about others. Teeth, suntan, facial expressions, and friendliness are cited by Johnson, Mrs. Rogers, Debernardi, Coats, and Mrs. Churchwell. Allen Brown photographed the scene for the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Associated Press
Calif
Lindsay Johnson
Oakland
Johnson
Dick Rogers
Los Gatos
Bob Debernardi
Santa Clara
William Coats
Redwood City
George Churchwell
San Francisco
Allen Brown
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Weather Map Page Update for Lubbock Area
Partly cloudy and hot with a high near 96 degrees and southerly winds around 10 mph. Humidity varies, with limited details from the fragmentary weather map page showing a daytime forecast and a brief note on evening conditions.
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