China and Soviet Trade Accusations Escalate Clash
A heated exchange erupts as China and the Soviet Union blame each other for past deception over the nuclear test ban treaty. China denounces Soviet leaders as traitors and imperialists while Moscow accuses Zhou Enlai of bad faith and cites past cooperation with the United States. Albania joins the exchange, urging unconditional concessions to end imperialist pressure.
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Tokyo
China
Moscow
Presmier ‘Chou Enlai
Albania
Peking
Ighrushchev
United States
Briain
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
Khyushchev
Liao Cheng
Chih
China Polite Committee
Khyustichev
Tealy
Chou
Iowa Counties Lag in Property Tax Equalization Order
Five Iowa counties Chickasaw Clarke Guthrie Tama and Lyon have not reported progress on equalizing property tax assessments as ordered by the State Tax Commission. Ballard Tipton notes assessors told to do the job, but no action or funding confirmed. Officials caution delay risks statewide equity and future reviews. Andrew George and commission members will review other counties before deciding further steps.
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Des ‘Meines
State Tax Commission
incTune
Ballard Tipton
Commission
Tipton
Chickasaw
Clarke Guthrie
Tame
Lyon
Tas Commission
Elitog
Davenport
Slam Ywill
Nitty Thaliyeup
Enme
Thedaadling
Andrew George
The
Tax Commission
Wo Commission
George
France Offered Nuclear Help Kennedy Hints
President Kennedy at a news conference suggested the United States has offered France more nuclear cooperation if it agrees to a nuclear test ban treaty. He said there has been little response from the French government beyond General de Gaulle’s remarks at his press conference.
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France
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Gen. de Gaulle
Kerinady
U.N. Ban on Arms Sales to South Africa Cited
U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson disclosed at the United Nations Security Council that by the end of 1963 arms sales and military equipment to South Africa would be embargoed due to the nation’s racial segregation policies. The announcement highlighted a global move to pressure Pretoria over apartheid through a U.N. backed embargo.
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Nations
United Nations
Itt
South ‘Africa
U. S
Adlai E. “Stevenson
U. N. Security Council
Landis Pleads Guilty on Tax Evasion Count
Landis, 63, former high official and special assistant to President Kennedy in 1961, pleaded guilty to five counts of failure to file timely income tax returns for 1955 through 1960. He was released in his own custody for sentencing August 30 by Judge Edward McLean.
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Landis
Kennédy
Wee
Eeward Mckaen
Ward Clings to Life Amid Drug Overdose Trials
Ward, the controversial figure linked to the Old Bailey prostitution case, remains unconscious with bronchial pneumonia after a drug overdose. A St Stephen's Hospital spokesman says his condition is grave and shows no improvement in 12 hours. Julie Gulliver, his 24 year old companion, reports fear of public attention and speculation over his death.
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Ward
London
Stephen Ware
St. Stephen's Hospital
Inilletin
Society
Arlist
Old Bailey Jy
Christine Kevler
Marilyn Mandy Rice Davies
Co Ward
Winsheart
Rusk Heads to Moscow to Sign Historic Nuclear Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves tonight for Moscow to sign a limited nuclear test ban treaty with the Soviet Union and Britain. The ceremonial signing Monday will involve Averell Harriman and Lord Harriman, with six U.S. senators accompanying Rusk.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Wr “Averell Harriman
Lord ‘Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Loreien
Rusk
Ln Mascow
Quake Peril Lingers Over Skopje After Tremors
Skopje experiences ongoing tremors with more than twenty aftershocks rattling the city. Officials say the danger remains as residents assess damage and plan for continued monitoring and relief.
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Skopi
Yugoslavia
Peris
Coday
Skopje
Hughes Urges Immediate Refunds of Liquor Fees
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes called for the swift return of liquor license revenues to local authorities. He noted about 2 million dollars has been collected and should be disbursed to city, town, or county licensing bodies without the planned nine month delay.
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Harold Hughes
Viquar Ilicense
Rees
Homer Adcock
Liquor Control Commission
Des Moines
Hughes
CORE
Board of Education
Racial Disturbances in Chicago Lead to 41 Arrests
Racial disturbances in a South Side district continued for a fourth night as residents protested the presence of three Negro families. Police reported 4 arrests, including 20 juveniles, and injuries from stones while crowds blocked streets near Moran and Sorh streets.
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South Side
Moran Street
Sorh
S7ur
Javy
Routh
En“atewood
Englewood
Grees
Netra
Reginald Wiliams
Alice
Gregory
Williams
Felon Ends Vigil From Water Tower in Fort Madison
William T. Brading, 45, of Sioux City, who spent five days atop a 140 foot state penitentiary water tower to protest his sentence, descended voluntarily after 113 hours. He faces prison disciplinary action over the stunt and potential inmate censure while a governor inquiry continues to evaluate his case. The felon, serving a seven year term for assault with intent and habitual criminal, claimed he sought a raw deal and urged Gov. Harold Hughes to intervene.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Wiliam T. Brading
Sioux City
Bradley
Dave
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Montis
JFK Pledge Could Aid Ratification of Nuclear Pact
President Kennedy pledged to continue underground nuclear testing, describing it as excluded from the pact with the Soviet Union and Britain. He said such tests may ease Senate doubt over a comprehensive ban while American efforts to perfect more effective weapons would persist.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Reif's Grand Champion Steer Tops Louisa Auction
Reif, a one year old member of Wamaco 4-H, sold the grand champion Angus steer for 41.00 per hundredweight at the Louisa County fair baby beef sale. The calf was bought by Anapella Livestock. Reserve champion, a Hereford shown by Christie Wolfe, sold for 28.50 per cwt to Walnut Grove Products. Proceeds support the Lets Methodist church building fund. Other champions and sales included market lambs to Farm Service Co and pigs to Farmers Supply.
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Columbus
Tuncdon
Reif
Wamaco
Helu
Lowiga County
Angus
Ayas
Christie Wolfe
Morning Sun
Ito
Walnut Grove
Richard Cymy
Letis
Methodist Church - Building Fund
Winfield Group
Louisa County Beer Producers Associations
Columbus Junction
Tom Utter
Farm’ Service Company
Pri
Market Lamb
Steven
Lewis
Ronald Farner
Farmers Supply
Gene Lintz
Crawfordsville
Pabco Fertiliger Co
Lintz
Donal Coon
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South Africa
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Horal
Sue Cummings
Marc
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Carol Barth
Judy Coon
Congress of Racial’ Equality
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