Chinese Reds at Moscow For Communist Showdown
The Moscow Kremlin hosts a high tension meeting between Khrushchev and a Chinese delegation led by Teng Hesiao-ping. Debate centers on peaceful coexistence versus revolutionary war, with双方 accusing each other of slander and meddling as pamphlets fly along the line and the Chinese seek a stronger world Communist leadership.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugo- Slavia
Mikhail Susjov
Central Committee
Teng Hesiao-ping
Lund
Pan-Tatch
Peking
Bhanets
Nivrushchev
Mao Tse-lung
Nhe
Interpr
Rissa
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party’ Central Committee
Russia
Lack Accord On Relations With Britain
French President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer failed to agree on the form of relations the Common Market should have with Britain after a three hour talk. Officials said only a delay was reached amid farm price disputes delaying progress. De Gaulle planned to leave. ministers appeared discouraged.
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de Gaulie
Lor Pacis
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Werner Schware
Brussels
Britain
U. S
United States
France
Union
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Charles DeGaulle
Bonn
Germany
DeGaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Great Britain
Eric Johnson Seriously Ill Leader of MPAA in Hospital
Washington George Washington University Hospital treats 46 year old Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America for cerebral thrombosis. He became ill after a trip to Europe, five weeks into his return.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
George Washington University ‘Hospital
Johnston
Europe
Skydiver John Talbott among fatal Quad City plane crash
Muscatine skydivers mourn as 95 year old John Talbott of Town City dies when a single engine plane crashes near Quad City airport during a Fourth of July show. Pilot Francis Melroy, 27, Davenport, and passengers Dwight Marti, 30, Donahue, Kenneth Riedesel, 28, Bettendorf, survive in fair or serious condition at Moline Public Hospital. The Hawkaye State Skydivers club, based in Muscatine, had planned three shows in Clinton and East Moline. Talbott, a Yale graduate and neuro psychology teaching assistant at Iowa State University, served as parachute club safety officer and board member.
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John Talbott
Town City
Quad ~ City
Dwight Martl
Donahue
Francis P. Melroy
Davenport
Kenneth
Bettendorf
Daub
Clinton
Talbot
Llinois
Sriver
Jim
Jack Reifort
Charles Freyermuth
Bob Klauer
Muscaline
Jack Knutsen
Moline
Ben Riley
Mount Pleasant
Dale, Jones
Talbott
Earth
Ernest
Melroy
State, University, of
Owas
Jocal- Sky
Syasia
Holiday Traffic Deaths In Iowa Climb Up To 11
The Associated Press reports Iowa’s holiday period ends with 11 traffic deaths. Fatalities include Allen Jensen 6 of Milaca Minnesota and three others in separate crashes near Adaix West Union and Town Falls. Survivors include Gary Vansernan 19 and Steven Vansernan 18 injured. Descriptions note a semitraffic crash on Highway 9 and a wreck on Highway 20 in rainy conditions.
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Iowa
Jensen
Gary Vansernan
Hear Bniva
Vanaernan
Vensen
Steven
West Union
Chicago
Town Falls
Ney
Mary Adams
Odlain
Frances Wehling
Faym
Near’ Readlyn
Leota Pierce
Hawkeye
Daniel Natiella
Emma
Chiaat
Germer
Kabler
Ok Boone
Dallas Center
Rain Delays Bis Celebration Events to Saturday
Rain delays push July festivities including parade horse show children’s contests band concert and fireworks to Saturday weather permitting Most of the 52 parade units will take part in the belated march at 4 30 Saturday The Muscatine Saddle Club hosts the horse show at 12 30 at Weed Park with free games for children 11 and under from 1 30 to 2 30 Trophies will be awarded A six piece band directed by Charles Isveed performs at 7 00 PM followed by the fireworks display Independence Day was observed with bells tolling at noon and an afternoon park concert Rides at Port City Rides stay open Saturday
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Yey
The
Muscatine Saddle Club
Weeds Park
Colorado Street
Weed Park
Charles Isveed
Youth of 9 Suffocates in Grain Bin near Wayland
Dean Leroy Leichty nine year old son of Daniel and Arlene Conrad Leichty of Wayland died after slipping into a grain storage bin near his home on July four. Found by his father after about fifteen minutes the boy could not be revived by a Wayland resuscitation unit. Surviving are his parents a brother Lonnie and a sister Lord Jean plus grandparents and two great grandparents all of Wayland. The body lay at Stacy Funeral Home before burial at Bethel Cemetery with services at Bethel Mennonite church July six at two o’clock conducted by Revs Gerig and Hooh.
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Columbus
Deen Leroy Leichty
Wayland
Dean
Déan
Daniel
Arlene Conrad Leichty
Lonnie
Lord Jean
William, Leichty
William Conrad
Eva Leichty
Chris
Roth
Stacy Funeral Home
Leichty
Bethel Mennonite Church
Bethel Cemetery
Vernon Gerig
Vernon’ Hooh
Jumper Dies as Parachute Fails at Union City
Evan Hall, 28, of Union City, died when his parachute failed during a hobby jump at a Fourth of July celebration in Barter Park. The event halted midway as spectators learned Hall had been killed, his body found in a pasture about a mile away.
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Union City
Ind
Barter Park
Evan Hall
Union’ City
Wirtz Pushes Last Effort to Avert Rail Work Rule Strike
Secretary Wirtz urged both sides to bargain through Sunday to avert a potential nationwide rail strike that could idle up to 700,000 workers. He proposed a two year trial based on Emergency Board recommendations and called for a two day extension with binding decisions by Jantes Reynolds if unresolved. The dispute centers on crew and fireman roles amid plans to drop thousands of jobs as featherbedding accusations fly and Congress may be asked to act.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
New York
Wirtz
Wirlz
Tantes J. Reynolds
Railroads and excursion boat win first liquor licenses
Three railroads and an Okoboji excursion boat received the first liquor by the drink licenses from the Town Liquor Control Commission under a 1963 law effective July 4. Rock Island Lines, Burlington, and Milwaukee railroads were granted licenses. SS Empress on Lake Okoboji also approved. Black Coach Restaurant won the first Class C license.
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Des Moines Sun
Town Liquor Control Commission
Rock Island Lines
Burlington Railroad
Milwaukee Roads
Towa
Lake Okoboji
Okoboji
Commission
Jlocal
Daley Jeered at NAACP Fourth of July Rally in Chicago
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and a Negro church leader were jeered from the speaker's platform during a Fourth of July rally on the lakefront attended by about 21 000 people. The event, a “Freedom March” through downtown, was sponsored by the NAACP in connection with its national convention, whose sessions were suspended for Independence Day.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Democratic Party
Illinois
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
70 Million in U.S. Jobs as June Surpasses 70 Million
The Labor Department reports total employment in June at 70.5 million in the United States, the first time jobs exceed 70 million. Seasonal teen job gains pushed unemployment up to 4.8 million. The report notes the 70 million figure marks a milestone not seen in 15 years since 60 million in June 1948.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Fox
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yugoslav Correspondent Contacts Belgrade From Midwest Farm Visit
A Burlington Hawk-Eye report recounts Miroslav Radojic, a Belgrade daily Politika correspondent, calling from the Midwest during a Ford Foundation–funded tour. He toured farms and plants near Oakville, meeting Noah Schrock and local lay reader Schrock residents while noting the vast Mississippi and Western soil labor.
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Red China
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Sky Divers’ Club
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Robert Freyermuth
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Japan
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Wourmal
Associated Press
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Milaca
Minn
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Politika
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