Red Powers Begin Talks In Atmosphere Of Anger
The United States reports the first round of talks with China and the Soviet Union focused on protocol, with real negotiation to follow. Analysts see little chance of a quick repair of tensions, while noting signs of a de facto split between Peking and Moscow and renewed Chinese calls for a world conference of Communist parties. The White House released Kennedy’s Independence Day reply urging peaceful solutions and hopeful for lasting world peace, amid Khrushchev’s blunt remarks on harnessing nuclear energy and space.
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Pchievedt
Washington
U.S
State Department
Cianer
Peking
Moscow
Khrushchev
Haveven
Soviet Union
White House
Kennedy
Obscene painting tops El Paso exhibit under dispute
Fort Worth art expert Ray Entenmann had chosen Frederick Martin’s The Crucifixion as best in an El Paso show. The El Paso Museum of Art board rejected the judging, removed the eight foot work, and ordered Entenmann to rejudge remaining entries amid protests over nude figures and perceived obscenity.
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EL Paso
UPL
Fort Worth
Frederick Martin
Ray Entenmann
Fort Worth Art Center
el Paso Museum of Art
Entenmann
Christ On the Cross
Martin
Mary Feldman
Reginald Fisher
Miss Feldman
Mother Sobs After Son Is Shot by Woman in Grief
Mrs Carlotta Llano 45 sobs as police report she shot her son Louie 15 after mistaking him for a prowler in Los Angeles. Police say the boy was struck in the head by a 357 magnum bullet and rushed to General Hospital with little chance of survival.
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Carlotta Llano
Los Angeles
Leonie
Louie
General Hospital
Rock Island merger plan aims to gain control via stock swap
North Western Railway applies to the ICC to pursue a Rock Island takeover in a deal with Union Pacific. The agreement envisions selling 3,500 miles of Rock Island tracks to Southern Pacific after merger completion. Police report a mass shooting and kidnapping near Linden New Jersey, with one suspect killed at large.
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Linden
Indaw
ICC
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Union
Pacific
North Western
Rock
Newark Airport
Coleman
Nto
The
Island
Air Io
Coles Exchange
Rock Police
Best Ever Had Coaches Save To Give Team Big Vacation
In Providence Rhode Island AP report, two women coaches Miss McCormick and Miss McManus of a Catholic center softball team organized a summer vacation for eleven Negro girls aged 9 to 13. They rented a large house at Point Judith with help from coworkers and $90 for spending, the landlord cutting rent to $100. The week included a trip to Block Island and vow the experience would be remembered as the best vacation.
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Providence
Ril
Mildred Me
Cormick
Florence Me
Point Judith
North Atlantic
Block Island Sound
Miss McCormick
Miss McManus
Landford
Italy Uo Supports West With Polaris Ship Plan
The article notes Italy should not falter in backing Western allies as Kennedy's European tour lines up two of three NATO nations for the surface ship fleet armed with Polaris missiles. West Germany reaffirms in Bonn, while Britain is deemed vital. France opposes though not essential. Captain Kangaroo Kee shan conducts children concerts nationwide.
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Italy
Leone
Pident’ Kennedy
NATO
West Germany
Kennedy
Bonn
Harold Macmillan
INATO
Charles de Gaulle
France
Smathers Signals Partial Backing On Civil Rights Plan
Florida Senator George Smathers says he could support parts of President Kennedy s civil rights program but would oppose a single package including mandatory desegregation of hotels and restaurants. He favors voluntary desegregation mediation and other proposals while deeming public accommodations a moral issue to be settled by individuals. The Senate Commerce Committee hearings resume with Burke Marshall testifying and Dean Rusk slated to appear next.
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Washington
Kennedy
George A. Smathers
D- Fla
Senate Commerce Committee
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Lee
Dean Rusk
Wedding Set As State Seeks Fast Indictment Vote
Fort Worth AP reports altar bound Malcolm Harry Estes and his fiance may wed sooner as Assistant District Attorney Fred Fick says he will seek dismissal of a five year old indictment charging car theft tied to Exemplary Life. Justice would be better served if Estes returns to New Hempshire.
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Fort Worth
Malcolm Harry Estes
Fred Fick
New Hempshire
Tes
Manchester
N.il
Father
Pic Estes
Wirtz
Addi
Estes
New Hampshire
Tarrant
New England
Tornado Sighted Over Texas Coast Area Briefly
United Press International reports a swirling tornado funnel looked threatening between Alvin and Angleton on the upper Texas Coast Friday before dissipating. A radio newsman followed the funnel in Alvin for about 15 minutes. The weather also brought hot temperatures around the state with many readings near 100 degrees.
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United Press
Jim Robinson
Alvin Radio
KAJC
Texas
Wichita Falls
Rail unions clash over fireman removals and crew reforms
A presidential board proposes phasing out 49000 firemen from yard trains by attrition and lays out rules for replacements. It also calls for arbitrator designated key jobs and a new two year contract with study groups mirroring steel industry practice. The dispute involves AFL CIO unions and two independent groups including Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Switchmen, Trainmen, Engineers, and Conductors Brakemen. The case touches pay, work rules, and future negotiations amid stalled talks and pending court actions.
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Lotte Soard
Reight
Lang
Ceme
Smen
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen’s Union’ of
North America
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and
Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
City Riding Club Wins Precision Riding Honors at Hale Center Rodeo
The 20 member Lubbock Saddle Pub rodeo group topped precision riding at Hale Center Rodeo. Practices run 8:40 pm on Mondays at Avalon’s Stables under secretary-treasurer Mrs. F C Pressley. They plan to rodeo Aug 1 at Brown Field and Aug 7 at Post. The club also hosts cook-outs and trail rides. Members may join via Vernon Williams, president, at SW 178 or SW9 0113. Many own Tennessee Walking Horses but ownership is not required.
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Lubbock Saddle Club
Vision
Hale Center
Vernon Riams
Ernest Holcomb
F. C. Pressley
C. Pressloy
Avalon Stables
Lubbock
Avalon
Brownfield
Pressley
Vernon Williams
Andie Henson
Rst Holcomb
Dell Master
Sri Ware Aoef F.C. Pressley
Mind Stee Dargot
Gesae Hospital
70 Million Employment Record Set in June
In June the U.S. employment figure rose above 70 million for the first time, the Labor Department reports, while teen job seekers raised the unemployment total to 4.8 million. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent from 5.9 percent in May, with officials noting unusually early teen job searches. The report cites 1.9 million teenagers seeking work, about 40 percent of total unemployment, and includes birth notices from St Mary’s Hospital and other local details.
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Washington
United States
Wamilton
Labor Department
Dureau
Marci Goldstein
The
Tam
Apri
Goldstein
Good Driving Credited As Holiday Death Toll Falls Short
The nation saw fewer traffic deaths than forecast during the Independence Day weekend. Preliminary UPI counts show at least 249 traffic fatalities from 6 p.m. Wednesday to 6 p.m. Sunday, plus drownings and other accidents bringing the total to 384. California and Pennsylvania led with 25 deaths each, followed by Texas 15, New York 14, and Indiana 12.
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Iy United Ee
National Safety Council
United Press International
California
Pennsylvania
Veach
Texas
New York
Indiana
Daughter Born to ATI and Mrs Alfred Shy
Unclear OCR text notes a birth announcement mentioning ATI and Mrs Alfred Shy and a daughter. The fragments reference Reese Air Force Base and a hospital, with some names and locations partly garbled.
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Ati
Mra
Alfred Shy
Reese
Cab An Mes
Erat
Teun Bifen
Axon Wey
Mien
Yeese Air Force Base
Tn Erie
Fragmentary Texas County Figures Stirs Local Notices
Readable fragments mention counts and sums across several Texas counties including Hidalgo Harris and Denton, with figures like 34 30 434 and a reference to Aransas. Several place names appear in a jumbled OCR stream including Eastland Manon Uvalde and Runnels. The text references southeastern counties and a range of monetary amounts but remains incoherent overall.
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Lubbock
Stith Kusk
Ups
Ha Hy Vfwvtone Pte
Webbe
Onisa
Starr
Hidalgo
Aransas
Ah Tai
Vandereun
Bell
Denton
The
Crnties
Atascona
Hettup
Manon
Uvalde
Howa
Town
Eleman
Eastland
Nias Pecun
Moscow Signals Partial Ban Tied to Pact Talks
Moscow radio said a partial nuclear test ban should be paired with a NATO Warsaw Pact non-aggression pact, as West and Soviet negotiators prepare to begin talks in Moscow on July 15. U.S. and British officials favor a ban excluding underground tests but oppose tying it to disarmament or broader peace moves. Western diplomacy remains wary of recognizing East Germany and potential repercussions for West Germany.
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Moscow
UPI
Moscow Radio
United States
Bri
Nikita S. Khrushchev
East Berlin
Anastas Mikoyan
NATO
U. S
East Germany
West Germany
Widow Says Carnegie Was Next To God After Hero Feat
Paris Texas widow Mrs. Russell Engledove recalls Andrew Carnegie as near God after her husband Engledove died saving a coworker during a risky vinegar tank rescue in 1914. He received the Bronze Carnegie medal posthumously, and monthly Carnegie Hero Fund checks continued for 49 years.
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Paris
Tex
UPI
Russell W. Engledove
Andrew Carnnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund
Engledove
Henry T. Nelson
Nelson
Andrew Cameie
Chamizal Dispute Settlement Not Political Issue
Rep Ed Foreman said the Chamizal border dispute settlement should not become a partisan political issue. He noted about 4400 people could be affected and questioned whether home value or replacement value will apply if land is transferred to Mexico. The talks aim to avoid political controversy while addressing homeowner interests.
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Foreman
Court of Civil Appeals
San Lorenzo
Naty
el Paso
U. S
Direct action split over NAACP response to CORE SNCC protests
A Friday session approved a direct action resolution for the NAACP to extend its tactics including picketing sit-ins mass protests and selective buying campaigns to public accommodations housing education employment and political activity. Meanwhile four demonstrators were released from Woodlawn jail after arrests at a segregated amusement park as 174 others refused bail at Gwynn Oak Park.
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NAACP
CORE
SNCC
Martin Luther King
Baltimoore
Woodlawn
Maryland
Gwynn Oak
Baltimore
Gwynn Oak Park
Blake
Eugene Ison Blake
New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Boasen Pal
Daniel New York
Sinan Coffin
AL Greensboro
N.C
North At
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Bevan
Denver
General Synod of the United Quareh of Chin
J. Millard ‘Taye
Annapolis
National Guard
Camsbridge
MLD
Astern
Chesapeake
Bay Odell M. Smith
Tawes
National Gu
Police Ofhcials
Five Die In Auto Truck Collision In Lansing
Five people died in a crash at an intersection in Lansing on Friday night when a trailer truck reportedly ran a red light and struck their car. Police said at least six witnesses saw the truck speed through the red light and the victims’ car bore Maryland plates. the victims could not be identified immediately. The truck driver, a Lansing man, was shaken but not seriously injured.
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Lansing
APC
Mayank
Maryland
Wes
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Captain Kangaroo" Keeshan
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