Bipartisan Signing Of Treaty Out
Senate Republican leaders resist any bipartisan display at the Moscow signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Dirksen declines invitation, citing potential implications of implied approval without full effects. Other GOP leaders say they will listen to evidence before deciding whether to support ratification.
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Senate
Moscow
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Dirksen
White House
Kennedy
Sen
Burke B. Hickenlooper
R. Jowa
GOP
Foreign Relations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Malay Unity Urged By Macapagal At Malay Summit
Manila reports President Diosdado Macapagal urged unity among Malay nations at a three-way summit with Sukarno and Rahman. He said Malaysia talks should proceed frankly as brothers and hopes for a single voice by conference end Saturday.
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Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
Philippine
Diosadado Macapagal
Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Today’s Chuckle The Man Who Waits May Find Turnup
A light wry line about waiting for things to improve. The quip notes that a person who expects luck to arrive may begin by dressing the part, humorously implying effort and appearance influence outcomes.
Geneva disarmament talks resume amid deadlock and test ban questions
The 17 nation Geneva conference reopens after a six week recess with US envoy Stelle Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin and Britain's Thomas outlining the limited test ban accord. All major issues remain stalled after 16 months of talks as nations weigh next steps and direct Moscow Washington talks as potential progress. France criticizes the discussions and plans its own disarmament meeting while Japan allows cautious study before signing the treaty.
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Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
United States
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
France
Twin Engine Air Guard Plane Crashes in Allentown Field
An Air National Guard twin engine plane crashed and burned in a cornfield near Allentown during an instrument landing approach. The aircraft, tied to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is believed to carry four men.
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Allentown
Air National Guard
Harrisburg
Rail Union Move Sparks Hopes for Settlement
Senate hearings on the rail labor impasse hear union officials report a new proposal from the conductors and brakemen. Industry reps say no carrier reply yet as lawmakers push for a bargaining path or legislative action. The railroads delay new work rules to August 29, Britain.
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Washington
Brotherhoods
L. J. Wagner
Order of Railway Conductors
Senate Commerce Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Bicyclist Tim Crotty Dies After Oak Street Crash
Cincinnati AP reports 13 year old Tim Crotty died in Children s Hospital after his bicycle collided with a car on Oak Street July 23. The death follows the bicycle automobile crash involving the youth and is investigated by local authorities.
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Cincinnati
Tim Crotty
Oak Street
Africa Seeks UN Action On Portuguese Colonies
African nations push a Security Council resolution calling for action against Portugal's African territories. The 11 nation body faced a vote with sponsors Ghana Morocco and the Philippines. possible abstentions or no votes from Brazil Britain France Norway and the United States. The debate focused on wording about peace risk and an arms embargo. U Thant would handle talks with Portuguese leaders on self determination.
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U.N. Security
Portugal
Africa
United States
Stevenson
Angola
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Portuguese Guinea
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U Thani
Ghana
Morocco
Philippines
Soviet Union
China
Venezuela
Brazil
Britain
France
Norway
Morocco Denies Taking Over Ifni Enclave
Rabat Morocco Foreign Ministry rejected reports that Morocco has seized sovereignty over part of the Spanish enclave Ifni. A spokesman blamed an erroneous reading of an electoral plan that proposed dividing Ifni into four districts in case of future Moroccan control. Sources say talks with Spain are ongoing.
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Rabat
Morocco
Foreign Ministry
Ifni
Spain
Georgia Leaders Testify on Civil Rights Bill Hearing
Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georgia testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee on desegregation of public accommodations as part of a seven point civil rights package. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy also testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee and lawmakers meet with Negro organization representatives seeking fair employment provisions.
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Washington
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Sanders
Senate Commerce Committee
Ibo
Atty
Joe Patterson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Dayton Woman Bilked Of Jewelry And Cash
A 74 year old Dayton woman was swindled out of 4500 in cash and 1000 in jewelry by two women in a long running confidence game. An unrelated jaywalking citation led police to the suspects and the victim, Clara B. Davis, described the encounter at a Dayton bank and a busy intersection. The pair persuaded her to place funds in a supposed windfall scheme then fled after taking cash and valuables.
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Dayton
Clara B. Davis
Ing
Dynamite finally raises Skopje ruins amid rescue halt
In Skopje Yugoslavia rescue crews pull 10 more survivors from rubble as dynamite blasts destroy damaged buildings. The death toll nears 1,000 with hundreds more bodies believed buried as authorities plan mass burials and relocation.
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Yugoslavia
Yugoslav
Macedonia
US Air Force
Harold R. Stacy
Gouverneur
N. C
Governor's Mansion Pickets Demand Civil Rights Change
More than 40 demonstrators, led by Booker T. Bonner, picketed the Texas governor's mansion in Austin to push Gov. John Connally to support public accommodations in Kennedy's civil rights program. Bonner had begun a one man sit-in at Connally's office earlier, while Connally maintained his opposition to the public accommodations provisions. Other scenes were reported in Danville Virginia and northeastern cities with clashes and arrests.
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Austin
Tex
John Connally
Booker T. Bonner
Connally
CORE demonstrators protest hiring bias at Rike's Dayton
CORE demonstrators protested alleged hiring discrimination at Rikes Department Store in Dayton. Two African American men lay in aisles on the fourth floor and were carried out by police. The store arrests rose to 15 since Saturday on trespass and resisting arrest charges.
Civil rights marchers protest at multiple sites across cities
In a Sunday protest, several demonstrators including white and Negro participants marched at New York City construction sites and city hall blocks. About 156 pickets were arrested as they demanded quotas of 25 percent non white instruction employees for publicly financed building. Similar actions occurred in Boston and Newark with dozens of demonstrators blocking entrances and demanding hearings with city or school officials.
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City Hall
Robert F Wagner
Boston
Boston School Committee
Education Committee
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Newark
N. J
Four North Korean soldiers killed near DMZ as search ends
U S Army patrols and South Korean police killed four North Korean soldiers six miles south of the DMZ near Dangdong-ii and Panmunjom. An American soldier and a Korean police officer died in the clash in the Imjin River area. Authorities pursued possible espionage agents and noted possible suicides after two grenades exploded as forces closed in.
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Seoul
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Imjin River
Dangdong-ii
George Creel
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
An Mu-hun
Yang Chon Soon
Lan
Musan-ni
Panmumjon
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Strangler Sought After Hotel Death of Mary Cooper
Homicide detectives seek a man who checked into a Cincinnati hotel with 41 year old Mary Cooper Saturday night. A maid discovered Cooper's body Sunday. The coroner reports she had been strangled.
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Cincinnati
Mary Cooper
Miss Cooper
Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunder Showers Possible
A generally good night and tomorrow with possible scattered afternoon showers. Humidity remains high. Yesterday’s high reached 87 and the low 75. The current low was 65 at 6 a.m.
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