Western leaders weigh Khrushchev test of ties with West
Western experts monitor secret talks opening Monday to gauge Premier Khrushchev's willingness to forge new ties with the West amid his split with China. U S Britain pursue a limited atmospheric, space, and underwater test ban in London. secrecy aims to avoid domestic backlash while seeking broader accords.
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Cambridge Negroes Plan Monday March For Civil Rights
Cambridge Maryland leaders of the Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee announce defiance of the National Guard ban and vow to resume steel marches Monday to push for civil rights. Gloria Richardson heads the group as they praise the Guard but attack Gov. Tawes for inaction.
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Hungary halts exports to South Africa over apartheid policy
In Budapest, Communist Hungary stops exports to South Africa in protest against the government’s racial segregation policy. The move signals solidarity with anti apartheid pressures and aligns with broader Cold War tensions between Eastern Bloc states and Pretoria.
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Russians Halt Short of Break With China After Talks
The Soviet Communist Party said Russian Chinese views on war and peace remain opposed. Moscow accused Beijing of aggravating differences at peace talks and worsening U S Soviet relations while stopping short of an open break. The stance came as Pravda published a 35000 word open letter and deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan joined efforts in Moscow talks.
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U S Courts Asked to Reopen Voter Registrations in Jackson
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy filed a suit in Jackson Mississippi asking the county to reopen voter registration halted during a Black registration drive. Registrar H T Ashford Jr and the state are named defendants after the county shut registration July 3 for the August 6 Democratic primary.
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Smathers backs tax cut as better for Negroes than civil rights
Sen. George Smathers argues a tax cut to spur the economy would aid African Americans more than congressional civil rights measures. He cautions a Southern filibuster could block hearings, while opposing full desegregation of private business and private school integration suits by the attorney general.
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Three Boys Lost In Mine Found Alive And Well
Three boys reported missing in a local mine were found alive and well after a search that encompassed rescue teams and equipment. Authorities said responders recovered the boys from the mine shaft and confirmed their conditions before transporting them to medical evaluation for precautionary checks.
Bear Cutie Pie Finds Fame In Kentucky Home
In Louisville, Cutie Pie the Canadian black bear, 14 months old, entertains and disturbs a Kentucky household. She once roamed inside and out, learned the twist, ate cooked foods, and drew crowds as neighbors watched her car and walks around the block.
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Spy Dolnytsin Name Release Spurs U S British Dispute
British and American security officials clash over disclosing Soviet master spy Anatoli Dolnytsin s name. Dolnytsin defected to the West 18 months ago and faced possible Soviet attempts on his life as newspapers publish and withhold the details.
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Alibi By Birns Partially Checks
Cleveland police say they verified rackets figure Alex Shondor Birns alibi with a grade school teacher for part of July 5 evening. Lt. Delay noted the alibi covers only before 10:30 p.m. Birns and Allene Leonards dined at Kandrac's Steak House and left between 9:55 and 10:30.
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Pope to Send Envoys to Moscow for Orthodox Jubilee
Vatican announces two papal representatives will attend the Russian Orthodox Church's golden jubilee of Patriarch Alexis in Moscow. Bishop Francois Charriere and Dominican Cristophe Dumont will participate, marking the first Vatican clerical attendance at a major Russian ceremony since 1054.
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Istina
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Nuclear deal nears agreement between U S and Canada
In Hyannisport Massachusetts AP reports that the United States and Canada have settled most terms of a nuclear weapons accord once a major topic at talks in May between President Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson.
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Hopin' Door Policy mocks easing Russia concessions
A humorous item critiques years of extending concessions to Russia, labeling the policy as a hopin door approach and suggesting slow mellowing has occurred. It reflects a satirical view of diplomacy and U S strategies.
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A Glance Inside Middletown Lake Scene
Middletown faces a dry spell as residents consider the lake edge for relief. Joseph Blose supports year round use, while officials and locals debate practicalities and environmental impact. The feature uses multiple pages to explore recreation and local sentiment.
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Joseph Blose
Three Teens Rescued From Abandoned Mine Near Pittsburgh
Three teenage boys Robert Abbott 15 Danny O Kan 13 and Billy Burke 13 were rescued after crawling about 2000 feet to safety from an old abandoned coal mine near Pittsburgh. They were taken to St. Clair Memorial Hospital where Abbott and O Kan were in good condition Burke was satisfactory and all were admitted for observation.
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Rescue Follows Firecracker Clue in Mine Holdup Case
Inspector Turner credited a firecracker find with guiding rescuers to three boys trapped by lethal black damp gas in a Castle Shannon mine. After three days and near-misses due to gas, rescuers crawled 2,000 feet with breathing gear, finding the trio alive.
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Rescue team finds boys after perilous cave ordeal
Mr Turner and Jim Hutchens led rescuers to within 500 feet of the trapped boys as safety lamps died. They established a fresh air base and, with masks, pushed ahead to locate the youngsters amid medical concerns and emotional reactions from the rescuers and family.
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