Hiroshima Mourns A Bomb Victims On Anniversary
Hiroshima marks the 18th anniversary of the Aug 6 1945 atom bombing. Survivors attend a memorial as Mayor Shinzo Hamai speaks of the Moscow nuclear test ban treaty. Delegates from Red China the Soviet Union and others gather for the World Conference against Hydrogen and Atom bombs amid protests and walkouts.
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Conference meetings postponed and Hiroshima ban the bomb group withdraws
Today’s conference meetings were postponed and the Hiroshima chapter of the anti nuclear group withdrew sponsorship of the congress reducing the event’s backing and organizational support.
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Justice Douglas' Ex-Wife Plans Own Beverly Hills Wedding
Mercedes Douglas, 46, announced plans to marry Washington attorney Robert B. Fichholz, 52, at a Beverly Hills home, a day after her former husband Justice William C. Douglas wed a 23-year-old government employee. The marriages follow a six day separation after Mercedes filed divorce.
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Civil Rights Parley Aims to Rally Votes for Kennedy Bill
NAACP convenes a three day strategy conference with hundreds of leaders to meet Congress members and press for meaningful civil rights legislation. Walter Reuther of the AFL CIO headlines a night session as plans outline grassroots activity and a planned August 28 march near the Washington Monument toward the Lincoln Memorial.
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Ratterman Verdict In Jury Hands
A federal jury of nine men and three women deliberates in Covington on six defendants charged with civil rights violations in Newport. The case against Edward Marty Buccieri Tito Carinci Charles Lester detectives Patrick Ciapardini Joseph Quitter and Police Chief Upshore White began its second trial after a failed first. Deliberations started after 9 a.m. with jurors kept in Covington to avoid travel.
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Nuclear Test Ban Spurs East West Talks in Moscow
US Secretary of State Dean Rusk British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko partner in talks after the partial nuclear test ban treaty signing. They explored a possible nonaggression pact and broader peace moves while Khrushchev plans a Black Sea vacation.
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Germans Will Sign Ban Treaty in West Germany Front
Washington reports officials express confidence West Germany will back the nuclear test ban despite Adenauer reservations. Bonn seeks guarantees the pact will not elevate East Germany status, while reunification remains a political constraint and Senate ratification looms ahead in the U S context.
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Europe’s Puzzle With A Missing Peace Stated
A tongue in cheek line hints that Europe resembles a jigsaw puzzle where a peaceful piece remains absent. The quip plays on the longstanding search for harmony among nations and historical tensions.
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Break Seen In Railway Deadlock
Washington reports a first bargaining session between railroad and union reps signaling potential movement in the deadlock over work rules and jobs. Analyst J E Wolfe says 24 to 48 hours may reveal progress as Labor Secretary Wirtz attends two sets of meetings with carriers and unions while Kennedy asks Congress to act.
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Henry Ford II Linked to Italian Divorcee Says They’re Just Friends
Christina Austin an Italian divorcee says she met Henry Ford II in Paris three years ago and has seen him and his wife in New York. Ford and Anne Ford announced their separation after 23 years of marriage. Austin visits Milan about every two months to see family and lives in New York. Ford was traveling in Europe and could not comment.
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Americans Set Traps In Korea
U.S. 1st Cavalry Division troops built ambush positions in the DMZ during Monday night operations and withdrew at dawn without contact with many North Korean patrols. The force was larger than small guard units and aimed to halt North Korean movement into UN territory per the 1953 armistice.
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Senate Pay Raise Vote Expected Today
The Senate is set to act on a pay raise for nearly 2 million military personnel the first since 1958. The bill would add 5 to 230 dollars a month and include hostile fire pay for duty in Vietnam and Korea. It would cost about 227 million dollars yearly and differs from the House plan on pensions and service requirements.
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Weather outlook shows low pressure bringing showers
A stationary low pressure area is expected to move toward Ohio today. Showers and thundershowers are anticipated late tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 85 and low 67. Today's low was 74.
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Exile Haitian Invaders Reported Seizing Cap Haitien
A circulated report claimed Haitian exile forces captured Cap Haitien as they aimed to overthrow Francois Duvalier in Haiti. The claim was unconfirmed, while an emergency meeting of the Organization of American States was scheduled to discuss the invasion.
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Papa Doc)Duvalier
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Invasion reported at Haiti Dominican border region
Monday night invasion near Cap Haitien with 500 trained guerrillas landing at Fort Liberte and seizing Fort Liberte Derac Troy and Limonade. Haitian officials seek asylum in the Dominican Republic while Cap Haitien imposes a curfew and war footing amid evacuation of American families from the Dauphin sial plantation.
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Mississippi vote-ins spark tension in Democratic primary
Jackson AP report says about 450 900 Mississippians started voting as unregistered Black voters were feared to attempt polls. Four segregationist candidates Coleman Johnson Mason and Sullivan led a tense race with machines limited to one county. Runoff likely August 27 with Phillips and Bishop opposing the winner.
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