Exhibits Dispute Is Settled
The Soviet Union agrees to two U.S. conditions and will proceed with a medical exhibit in Chicago and Minneapolis, after a dispute blocked showing at the Oklahoma State Fair. A transportation exhibit will be shown in Kharkov and Stalingrad but not in Moscow. The exchange resumes with State Department review of the Soviet contract with Ivel Construction Co. The Soviet exhibit opens in Chicago October 13 for 21 days then moves to Minneapolis.
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Bulgaria Claims Greeks And Turks Plan To Invade Bulgaria
In Vienna an AP Sofia radio report said Greece and Turkey plan to invade Communist Bulgaria with U S help. The Bulgarian cabinet reportedly decided to extend all terms of military service indefinitely. The radio offered no more details.
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De Gaulle Ends Special Dictator Powers in France
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle’s four month old special powers, granted during the Algerian crisis, expired Saturday night. Parliament had urged end to the decrees as protests rose, though many decrees already in force will remain applicable.
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Hurricane Is Forming Near Leeward Islands
A tropical storm formed off the Leeward Islands and is likely to reach hurricane strength by Saturday night. Frances, the season is sixth tropical storm, formed east of Guadeloupe from a disturbance. Hurricane hunter planes located the storm near 16.3N 60.3W, about 70 miles east of Guadeloupe and 400 east-southeast of San Juan.
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Chuckle: Young mom with twins skewers copycat career girl line
A lighthearted quip features a new mother of twins who says she once copied everything as a career girl, turning a sharp self observation into a witty remark about change and priorities.
No Breakthroughs Found In Red Tests
Washington AP reports preliminary analysis of about half of the 15 Soviet nuclear explosions found no indication of a major scientific breakthrough. No further details given.
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Nixon Calls For Raising Candidate Qualifications
Nixon urges higher standards for candidates nationwide as he campaigns for governor in Idaho. He argues for stronger state legislatures and local officials to improve public service and strengthen the path to the presidency. He also criticizes Kennedy on foreign policy and UN actions, stressing decisive action against international communism.
Egyptians Ordered Out of Syria After Coup Unrest
Be irut reports that all Egyptians in Syria were ordered to report to military headquarters for repatriation as part of a post coup shift few expect to be quickly resolved. The move follows Syria's new civilian regime dissolving the army revolutionary command, signaling a drift toward nonalignment and renewed pan-Arab unity talks.
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Refugee portrays misery in Red China under Communist rule
Shao Hsi yen, a 29 year old escapee who fled to Seoul, said life behind the Bamboo Curtain is indescribably miserable. He described decreasing farm output, devastated land, widespread malnutrition, and children scavenging for scraps. He claimed mass cremations and iron tightened control prevent uprisings, noting the regime began on Oct 1 1949.
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Ford-UAW Talks Continue Amid Bargaining Blitz
DETROIT AP The Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers concluded a week of intensive bargaining and moved into weekend negotiations with no word on a settlement. UAW President Walter P. Reuther set a 10 am Tuesday strike deadline. Reuther returned to talks after a day’s absence and said they were prepared to move if Ford is. Ford labor-relations vice president Malcolm Denise conveyed a mood of optimism while acknowledging unsettled problems. News blackout remains in effect as both sides refuse to disclose details.
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Communists Told To Burn Documents
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that U S Communist party members are urged to destroy documents that could aid prosecutions The party leader Gus Hall has promoted the motto It is not what you know but what you show Hoover noted Hall toured the country to oppose the Internal Security Act of 1950 The Supreme Court last year upheld the law requiring registration and disclosure of finances and membership and a rehearing is pending
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Shepard's portrait hung at Annapolis museum
A portrait of Alan B. Shepard Jr. America's first man in space was hung Saturday at the U S Naval Academy museum alongside portraits of Navy heroes. The portrait was presented to the academy by Shepard's 1945 class mates.
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Castro Linked to Overthrow Plot Across Hemisphere
AP reports documents tie Fidel Castro regime to a plot to overthrow Argentina. Such disclosures threaten a break in relations with Havana by a majority of the 21-nation Organization of American States, already accusing Castro of exporting ideology.
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Ships Tied By Strike Paralyzes West Coast Ports
SAN FRANCISCO AP Deck officers picketed West Coast ships in a maritime strike against the Pacific Maritime Association. Masters Mates and Pilots union leaders warned of a long work stoppage while 17 ships were tied up across San Francisco Portland Seattle and Los Angeles and as many as 135 ships could be affected. Tankers foreign flagships and East and Gulf Coast ships would keep operating. The strike began Thursday with no additional talks scheduled after an emergency government meeting Friday.
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Cuban Documents Stir Latin Diplomats on Cuba Plot
Latin American diplomats say Argentina will likely cut relations with Cuba or that another hemisphere nation will. A Cuban embassy in Buenos Aires reported stolen papers by a diplomat who cited increasing communization. Officials claim authenticity. Leaked to newspapers last week, shown in Miami. Publication seen as a blow to Castro regime.
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Nations split with Havana show varied ties
Of the 21 American republics eight sever relations with Havana outright including the Dominican Republic Guatemala Nicaragua Peru the United States Salvador Honduras and Costa Rica. Paraguay and Haiti have expelled all embassy staff while Colombia Uruguay and Venezuela have withdrawn ambassadors. Seven maintain normal relations Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Ecuador Mexico and Panama.
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Bing Crosby Still Sings Mellow in the Business
A look inside Bing Crosby shows a veteran entertainer who continues to perform for American audiences because he enjoys the craft. The feature appears on page 20 of the Middletown Journal.
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Talks End But Set Up No Parley
In New York, Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko finished Berlin crisis talks without a formal negotiation framework but agreed to meet again in Washington next week. The session, described as useful, left a possible basis for an East West foreign ministers conference, as Western officials urge defense of Berlin positions and continued access rights. Some say Khrushchev may fear provoking a major war if his demands go too far.
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East West talks eyed as November ministers meet
Rusk pressed Gromyko for a compromise negotiation formula while U S and Britain eye an East West foreign ministers meeting in November or December. Khrushchev vows to sign a peace treaty with East Germany this year giving Berlin lines to East Germany. Western troops in West Berlin remain non negotiable. Saturday talks at Waldorf Astoria concluded with cautious optimism from Gromyko and Roger Tubby.
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Chou En-Lai Signals Peace line with caveat
In Tokyo AP report Chou En-lai said Red China seeks world peace and to live with all nations including the United States. He charged the U S government with hostility and blocking China’s UN admission, speaking at Peiping amid the anniversary celebration with foreign guests led by Osvaldo Corticos of Cuba.
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