Gizenga Criticizes UN Over Katanga Crisis
Vice Premier Antoine Gizenga charged Dag Hammarskjold ignored the Congolese government in the Katanga secession crisis. He urged immediate UN troop deployment to Katanga while flying to New York for a Security Council session. Gizenga previously praised the UN, signaling rising leadership rift.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
New York
Congo
Special Security Council
Gizenga
Hammarskjold
Security Counc
I Sammarskjold
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Ralph J. Bunche
Security Council
Hammarsk
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Andrew Cordier
Outlook bleak for arms talks in Geneva shown by Eaton
U S negotiator Frederick M Eaton reports the Soviet delegation showed no interest in serious disarmament talks during the Geneva sessions. He says continued efforts are needed but prospects for early success are dim as Khrushchev's bloc blocks progress and a full U N Disarmament Commission meeting is sought for August 15 in New York.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Geneva
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Frederick M. Eaton
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khruschev
Eaton
U. N. Disarmament Commission
New York
Today's Chuckle A Race Horse Joke
A lighthearted quip notes that a race horse is an animal capable of taking thousands of people for a ride at once. The joke plays on the idea of horse racing as a crowd experience.
Hiroshima Aftermath Fifteen Years Later A Glance Inside
A look back at Hiroshima fifteen years after the atomic blast shows bitterness and suffering but a remarkable citywide recovery. The feature notes residents’ resilience and a broader appeal for healing as history lingers.
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Enola Gay
Hiroshima
Japan
Fidel Castro to Address Crowds at Havana Youth Congress
In Havana a crowd of about 25 000 gathered under drizzle at the city stadium to hear Prime Minister Fidel Castro who, frail from illness, left his sick bed to speak at the closing session of the Latin American Youth Congress. The arena filled despite rain as rumors about his health swirled and attendees awaited his words.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Havana Baseball Stadium
Latin American Youth Congress
Latin-American Youth Congress
Red China
Soviet Union
Castro
Youth Congress
Raul
Fidel
Fidel's Brother Promotes Soviet Offers in Cuba
Fidel's brother welcomed Soviet laid offers and defied Cuba's foes in a public talk. He urged all Cubans to heed the leader as government press echoed the invitation. Reporters noted crowds and a stadium crowding estimate of up to 60 000 people.
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Fidel
Sit-Ins Barred at Oklahoma City Eateries
Negro youths seeking service staged sit ins at five Oklahoma City restaurants Saturday causing a standoff. Four groups of 30 to 50 marched from Calvary Baptist Church to downtown. entrances were barred and most were kept outside in 90 degree heat. A fifth group of about 50 was driven to a northeast cafeteria and also barred entry. Barbara Posey, 17, NAACP youth council president, said they would stay outside all day. Advisors were uncertain about next steps and called for a possible conference.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Calvary Baptist Church
Barbara Posey
The
National Assn
Four Hundred Years Seen For United Church
Churchmen from around the world gather in St Andrews Scotland to work toward uniting faiths born from the Reformation. Delegates from East and West Germany the Soviet Union India Australia Czechoslovakia Western Europe the United States and South American Protestant and Orthodox communities attend a new series of World Council of Churches conferences.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
West Germany
Soviet Union
India
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
United States
South American
World Council of Churches
Parents Of U2 Pilot Start Long Journey
A Southwest Virginia couple set out for Moscow to attend the trial of their son, Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot. Sol W. Cur y accompanies them. visas had been issued for some relatives but not all, and questions linger about travel plans and funding.
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Norton, Va
Virginia Hills
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Administration cool to new civil rights push in short session
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration doubts fresh civil rights bills will progress in the upcoming post convention session. Officials cite risk of Southern protests and rely on 1957 1960 act actions to show commitment. Attorneys General recaps five voting suits and calls for voting records in twelve Southern counties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Justice Department
William P. Rogers
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
William E. Miller
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Hugh Scott
Keating
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
John Kennedy
New York
Department
Gene Kelly Marries Ballet Partner Jeane Coyne in Hollywood
Hollywood report says actor dancer Gene Kelly wed Jeane Coyne, his ballet partner in staging Pas de Deux at the Paris Opera. The ceremony marks a union tied to Kellys recent stage collaboration.
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Hollywood
Gene Kelly
Jeane Coyne
Paris Opera
Wooster Man Killed in Two-Car Crash Near Wooster
James R. Snodgrass, 33, of Wooster, died after a two-car collision at a north Wooster intersection late Saturday. Three others were hurt in the crash.
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Wooster, Ohio
James R. Snodgrass
Wooster
Kennedy Promises Immigration Reform for Immigrant Voters
Sen John F Kennedy pledged a Democratic administration would aid captive nations and back immigration law reform based on national origin. He spoke to immigrant Americans at his Hyannisport retreat and announced a Hyde Park visit with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. Symington and Kennedy planned defense talks as leaders urged union backing amid a campaign focused on immigration and foreign policy.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Symington
Missouri
Washington
Stephen E.smith
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Nixon Renounces Party Image in Presidential Drive
President hopeful Richard M. Nixon campaigns across Nevada California Washington and Hawaii choosing to push party principles over the GOP label. He seeks independents about 20 percent of voters and aims to distinguish his stance from Kennedy arguing a decisive nonpartisan path to victory.
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Kennedy
Honolulu
Jack Hall
ILWU
Richard M. Nixon
Hall
Hoffa
Nixon
Nevada
California
Washington State
Hawaii
Reno
Kauai
White House
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Nixon-Lodge
Harey S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
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Terre
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Moscow
Sol W. Cury
Powers
Grimi
Cary
Young Powers
Barbara Powers
Lewis K. Ingram
MacAfee
Dr. Ingram
Mrs. Powers
Whistler
Edna Bohrer
Milwaukee
Wisc
Lancaster Pa
International Assn
Kelly
Wooster Man
Long Beach
Calif
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