East West Talks Face Slow Progress After Test Ban
Washington notes the next round of East West negotiations will be hard with Khrushchev pushing for a NATO Warsaw nonaggression pact. Secretary Rusk discusses U S aims with Soviet leaders in Moscow as debate centers on how to approach terms and objectives.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Khruschev
Scretary
Dean Rusk
Moscow
NATO
East Germany
United Nations
U.N
Republicans weigh fate of limited nuclear test ban treaty
Senatorial Republicans assess political implications of the limited nuclear test ban treaty and most expect to vote for ratification. An influential Republican senator said he and a majority believe they cannot politically vote against the treaty.
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Ate
Khrushchev and Western Allies Weigh Nonaggression Steps
Washington officials assess Khrushchev aims including recognition of East Germany and a nonaggression pact. De Gaulle opposes signing the test ban and NATO alignment remains strained. U.S. aims to broaden talks to European security with Berlin relief and possible East West inspection procedures.
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Berlin
United States
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Europe
Weather update Middletown area rainfall relief note
More than a half inch of rain fell in the Middletown area this morning bringing relief to the parched ground. Additional thunderstorms are possible today and tonight with highs near 83 yesterday and a low around 70 today.
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Middletown
Civil Rights Strategy Victory Sighted But Rough Fight In Congress
Civil rights lobbyists report progress toward a meaningful bill but warn votes are not secured. NAACP delegates push Congress as Victor Reuther cites hope, and Sen. Hart estimates 60 solid votes with seven more needed to end the filibuster. Dirksen backs most Kennedy provisions except public accommodations ban.
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Congress
Washington
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
NAACP
Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Scott
Everett M Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Dirksen
Racial Roundup Desegregation Efforts Across States Prompt Jobs Push
Nationwide actions push to expand jobs for Negroes in publicly funded construction. White House meeting with industrial leaders forms advisory council to open opportunities. State agencies move to enforce anti discrimination orders as protests and arrests sweep several cities from New Orleans to Athens.
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New York
Ilan Natean
Ranbafallase
White House
Washington
Elizabeth
N.J
Athens
Danville
Farmville
Charleston
S.C
Columbia
Plane crashes into Lake Erie. family survives
Pi lot George Roller faced a choice to land on the lake or ditch the single engine Cessna with his wife Toby and children Brad, Kenneth, and Cinty aboard. The craft struck water near Beachwood as two skiers guided the Rollers aboard a nearby boat. The plane sank in 20 feet of water, later raised by the Coast Guard and towed ashore.
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Clevelands
George Roller
Lake Erie
Beachwood
Roller
Toby
Brad
Kenneth
Cinty
Coast Guard
Castro's Mother Dies in Havana
Cuban radio reports the death of Lina Rud De Castro mother of Fidel Castro and Angel Castro. The brief notice said she would be buried this afternoon in the family plot near Biran in Oriente Province. She is also mother to Paul Castro and four daughters.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Senora
Lina Rud de Castro
Biran
Oriente
Province
Senor Ruz
Angel Castro
Paul Castro
Fidel
Ward’s Last Girl Friend Promises Sensational Evidence
Julie Gulliver 22 says she will present new material to Lord Denning regarding the Profumo affair. She details receiving Dr Stephen Ward’s last letter and plans to meet the judge this week with evidence she calls sensational.
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London
Stephen Ward
Lord Denning
Britain
Stephen
Julie Gulliver
Lord Dennning
Denning
Ward
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Eugenei Ivanov
Profumo
Ivanov
Moscow
Macmillan
Mother Nature and Bermuda Shorts For Men
A lighthearted note on weather and fashion jokes about Bermuda shorts revealing male knees.
Rebels advance in Haiti as OAS probes Dominican link
Gen Leon Cantave leads about 500 Haitian invaders in two columns toward Cap Haitien while Haiti accuses the Dominican Republic of backing the assault. President Duvalier sends 150 soldiers toward the front as the OAS orders its committee to investigate the new charges.
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Fern Baguidy
Dominican Republic
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Leon Cantave
Cap Hatien
Negro Republic
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Cap Haitien
Associated Press
Robert Berrellez
Duvalier
Hinche
St. Marc
Mouuntains
Washington
Council of the Organization of American States
Hispaniola
Arturo Calventi
OAS
U S Warns Of Retaliation In Tariff Dispute Over Poultry
U S government vows retaliation if European Common Market raises duties on American poultry and energy products. The move signals a tougher trading stance amid continued wrangling over agricultural and industrial policy.
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New York
United States
U.S
Europe
America
Shoe
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Extradi tion hearing delayed in 1944 Tennessee death case
Indiana man Grover R. Jones faces extradition for a 1944 Tennessee traffic death. The hearing was continued to allow Tennessee officials to attend. Jones, held in Indianapolis, denies the charges, while his ex wife Dessie contests any Tennessee connection.
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Indianapolis
Tennessee
Grover R. Jones
Welby Lee
Tompkinsville
Lee
Newt Lee
Moss
Tenn
Mercuri
Jones
Grover IR
Dessie
Hargville
Ohio
Thieves Seize Furs Paintings From Sieff Home
London AP reports raiders stole furs paintings and silver valued at 56000 dollars from theLondon home of Michael Sieff director at Marks and Spencer while he and his family were on vacation. Seven paintings were taken including works by Corot and Pissarro.
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London
Michael Sieff
Sieff
Marks and Spencer Ltd
Corot and Pissarro
Kennedy Wife Admitted To Otis Hospital Prematurely
President Kennedy flies to Cape Cod after the White House announces Mrs Kennedy, then expecting a third child, has been admitted to Otis Air Force Base hospital near Hyannis Massachusetts. Pierre Salinger briefed a small group of reporters on the emergency hospital visit.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Hyannis
Mass
White House
Pierre Salinger
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Recruiting Of Cubans Reported
Exile groups reportedly recruiting Cubans in secret spots across Miami New York Chicago and New Jersey for raids and sabotage against Fidel Castro. Veterans of the 1961 Bay of Pigs era seem involved as exile leaders visit Central America and confer with CIA agents about planned operations though not a large invasion.
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Miami, Fla
Fidel Castro
Miami
New York City
Chicago
New Jersey
Cuba
Castro
CIA
Haiti Invasion Claims Create War Zone Under Duvalier Regime
Reports from Santo Domingo describe an invasion staging near Cap Haitien with Duvalier declaring a war zone and imposing a curfew. Cantave predicts loyalty of Haiti's army may shift, while Verna notes Cantave’s provisional government aims to rule in the north. The Haitian radio accuses U.S. and France of interference.
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Santo Domingo
Haiti
Duvalier
Cap Haitien
Kerrelier
Phaeton
U.S. State Department
Cantave
U.S
Torton Macoute
Verna
United States
France
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