Kennedy Talks Stir Europe Italy Visit Dawns
President Kennedy’s talks in Italy touch on anchoring a mixed Crews Polaris fleet and EU unity while Italian politics and De Gaulle’s stance influence the push. Macmillan bars Wilson from Kennedy talks amid fragile coalition politics and a tight visit schedule.
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Harold Wilson
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Civil Rights Efforts Expand Amid Proposals and Debates
Justice Department suits have led to thousands registering to vote while Kennedy proposes measures to broaden civil rights. Katzenbach cites demonstrations tied to public facilities and higher education in the South. A separate anti discrimination bill targets owners of public accommodations with hearings to begin, including a Mrs. Murphy exemption for small boarding houses.
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VFW Meet Details Texas Chapter Officers and Budget
The VFW state convention in Caprock Hotel outlines a budget over 200000 and names Ed J. Krneck of Austin as department head for the coming year with Kirkpatrick Eden as senior vice commander and David A. Jones Penison as chaplain among new Texas VFW Auxiliary officers led by Mrs. Lelen Rowland Dallas and Mrs. Doris Parker Gainesville. The Auxiliary Council of Administration plans a meeting at Caprock Hotel to wrap up the convention.
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Sino Soviet Parley Faces Doubtful Benefits
East Berlin talks bring together Communist leaders from Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria East Germany and Poland to prep for confrontation with China Romania absent signaling siding with Red China. Khrushchev vows unified Communist Germany and rejects Beijing stance amid public Sino Soviet rift.
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Stampede Mesa Herd Haunts Old Trail as Cattle Jump
Old time cowmen clash over a herd on the Stampede Mesa trail. A homesteader threats to stampede cattle if refused, spurring a wild night as the 1500 head plunge toward the cliff while the night herders rally to control the panic. Thunderstorms and heat waves spread across Texas and the nation, bringing heavy rains, high temperatures, and frosts in the West.
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Stampede Mesa Ghosts and Phantom Cattle Haunt West
A tale from cattle country recounts a vengeful posse led by Sawyer who captures a nester named H and drives him off a cliff. Ghostly phantom steers allegedly trigger stampedes atop Stampede Mesa, spreading fear among cowmen and shaping local lore.
Considine Returns From Editorial Page In Dublin
Wiite House correspondent recalls Considine on editorial page. Paddy Kennedy era roots influenced American life in Boston as the president enjoys a rare Irish holiday. The piece notes Berlin and Britain tensions and views on NATO Naples with a future Pope meeting and Italian government worries.
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Tito's Re-Election Solidified Under New Yugoslav Constitution
Belgrade reports Tito won re election under a new constitution that lets him stay in power indefinitely. He pledged Yugoslavia's neutral stance between East and West and praised Kennedy's June speech as offering hope amid global tensions. In South Vietnam, South Vietnamese forces supported by air power and armor killed at least 112 Communists in two large scale operations southwest of Saigon Saturday.
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Cutback In A Weapon Plan Suppresses Nuclear Arsenals
The paper reports the administration weighs substantial cuts in atomic weapon plans. It notes the United States may hold tens of thousands of nuclear weapons and cautions that excessive reductions risk accidental or unauthorized use.
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Cubans Capture Exile Raiders Off North Cuba
Cuban gunboats intercepted a flotilla of anti Castro exile raiders off the north Cuban coast after a running sea battle on Sunday. The raiders were sunk or towed for processing and one rebel was reported wounded, while Cuban gunboats sustained damage.
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Soviet Pianist and Wife Plan Return to England
Soviet pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy and his Icelandic wife will leave Moscow Monday for a delayed trip to London to prepare for an Ireland tour next week. British authorities granted permission for a Soviet citizen to live in Britain. Ashkenazy had sparked defection rumors with his London arrival last April. He had intended to tour with American pianist Frager but that trip was postponed.
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Japan Landslide Toll Rises After Rains Across Regions
Casualties from rain storms and landslides in southern Japan climbed to 69 dead and 16 injured as floods damaged 235,000 homes. In Fukuoka and Saga prefectures, landslides crushed homes and disrupted transport and communications. Two deaths were caused by lightning.
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Texas Traffic Toll Ahead Of 62 Rate
The Department of Public Safety reports year to date road toll rising faster than 1962. Through Friday noon 1,083 killed in 893 fatal crashes, versus 994 and 820 at the same point last year.
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Camps Opposed by Federation Favor Diversified Activities
The National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations urged summer camps to offer diversified activities rather than single-sport programs. It warned specialized camps advantage parents who can afford them and called for director consultation with youth protection officials. A separate note on college housing loans and student eligibility appeared, mentioning Jon-Tillotson College in Austin and two dormitory blocks. An Irish judge noted chastity and charity as key virtues while addressing a jury in Dublin.
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Wind erosion damage doubles across Great Plains regions
The U S Soil Conservation Service reports wind erosion damaged over two times more farm land in the Great Plains for the year ending May compared with the prior period. Plains areas show Colorado and North Dakota suffering the highest losses with millions of acres affected and totals broken down by region.
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Cuban Hackies Fear Cabs Nationalization
In Havana taxi drivers fear nationalization as Cuba moves socialist reforms. Gasoline price jumps nearly double from 32 to 11 cents a gallon, fares are frozen, and Premier Fidel Castro says most drivers oppose the revolution. Drivers view these steps as signs of state ownership and salaried employment.
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Billy Bello Scheduled to Fight Ortega at Madison Square Garden
Billy Bello a young New York welterweight makes his big time debut Saturday night in a national TV 10 rounder with former challenger Gaspar Ortega at Madison Square Garden. A win could propel him into the top 10 welterweights.
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