Chinese Blasts Against Khrushchev Escalate Split
Reports from Moscow describe secret talks between Chinese and Soviet delegates at a Lenin Hills villa as Beijing intensifies attacks on Khrushchev. Hong Kong papers and official outlets condemn Khrushchev’s policies, urging a tougher line with Moscow and accusing him of disarmament rhetoric and soft handling of the West.
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Moscow
China
Khrushchev
Lenin Hills
Jeater
Teng Hsiao-Ping Senora
Chi
Nese Communist Party
Mikhail Suslov
Krem‘lin
Packes
Pravda
Krushchev
Hong Kong
Peking
Yshehev
Mao ‘Pzetung
Teng Hsiao-ping
Profumo Scandal Judge Probes Divorce Record Details
London report says Lord Denning seeks a nonscript of the Argyll divorce amid the Profumo affair uproar. The duchess was found guilty of adultery while Yard officials review new tapes and allegations related to Christine Keeler and Soviet connections.
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London
Profumo Today
Lord Denning
Ministe Macmillano
John Profumo
Blayglus
Christine _Keeler
Denning
Argyll
Scotland Yard
Christine
Drury
NAACP calls for commando groups to push civil rights
Delegates at the NAACP annual convention approve a resolution for task force style commando groups of college-age youth, attorneys, teachers, and clergymen to devote time to demonstrations. They also back shifting local branch control to the national organization to align with nationwide demonstration plans. The move signals a multi pronged attack on segregation.
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Chicago
National Association
the Advancement of Colored People
Hay
NAACP
Sah
National Organization of the Naacp
Captive Nations Week Proclaimed by President Kennedy
President Kennedy issued the annual Captive Nations Week proclamation designating the third week in July for observances. The move follows a 1959 Congressional resolution urging such proclamations until freedom and independence are achieved for captive nations. The president invited Americans to observe ceremonies starting July 14 to honor national independence and human liberty.
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Hyannis
Port
Mass
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eischhower
Khyushchev
Congress
Legislato
Russia
Barn Collapse Kills Lad 13 In Town Farm Project
A 13 year old boy, Jack Sehlein, was killed when a barn being dismantled on the family farm collapsed Friday near a northeast town. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Schtein. he had been helping his father and two neighbors tear down the structure when the accident occurred.
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Menona
Jack Sehlein
William Schtein
Iowa Death Toll Rises to 12 During Holiday Weekend
Iowa safety officials urged careful driving as the state's holiday toll climbed to twelve. Three Chicago residents were among the dead, including Meta Rollig, 45, killed in a Waterloo two car crash and her mother Bertha Webb, 64, hospitalized in critical condition.
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Associated Press
Pam
Bertha Webb
Answer to Wirtz Plea Sunday Deadline
Washington reports Secretary Willard Wirtz pushes a temporary steel industry style solution to the railroad work rules dispute to avert a strike. Unions and railroad operators plan to study the plan and respond by Sunday, though AFL CIO leader Gilbert called the proposal unacceptable. If rejected, President Truman may order nationwide compulsory arbitration.
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Labor
Willard Wirte
Steel Industry
Ailroads
Oper
St. Louis Awdens
H. Ey Glisbert
Aflcio “Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Gilbert
Jenne
Thatcher Glass workers strike halts plastic tube division
A wildcat strike by Thatcher Glass Manufacturing plastic packaging division workers halted operations at dawn. About midnight the walkout spread as men and women milled at driveway entrances with strike signs. Union involvement denied by Local 276, wages not involved, demand for better conditions and management. roughly 500 staff with $2.5 million payroll impacted as sheriff's deputies responded to blocked truck access.
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Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Company
Muscatine
Journal
eDissions
Smusdatine
Chemical Workers Union
Todny
Swikers
Bennet
Loga
Loree Vobz
Keith Herrick
Albert Oak 91 Dies. Rites Set Monday
Albert Oak 91 died Friday at Oak Gland nursing home in Coal Valley where he had lived three years. Born November 5 1871 at East Enterprise Indiana he was the son of Davenport Oaks. He married Clara Marie Shaser in August 1994. she died January 3 1992. Surviving are three sons Kenneth Oak Park Oak of Edington and Aktyen Oak of neat Taylor Ridge and one sister Mrs Watue Shaser Bancroft Ja. seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Body at Reiss funeral home Aledo with calling after Sunday noon. services Monday at Edington Presbyterian church. Interment Memorial Park Rock Island.
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Mbert Oak
Taylors Ridge
Oak Gland
Coal Valley
Oak
East Enterprise
Ind
Davenport Oaks
Clara Marie Shaser
Thim “Io Deat H
Kenneth
Park W
Edington
Atktayen -Oak
Neat
Taylor Ridge
Watue Shaser
Bancroft
Reiss
Aledo
Parade Winners Picked After Rain Postponement
This morning the Fourth of July parade winners were announced. Luther League first in Religious. Hawkeye Saddle Club first and Wilton Saddle Club second in Mounted. Grandview Hill pillies first with Third Ward Hillie pills second and Unicycles third in Novelty. Muscatine High School first in Marching Bands. Durant Community High second. Central Junior High third. World War I Veterans first in Patriotic. BR. Kaas horse drawn vehicle second. World War I Veterans Auxiliary third. Industrial winners H. J. Heinz Company and Heinst Went Feeds received ribbons only. Prize pickups at Muscatine Civic Center. judges were Mrs. James Tracy, Thelma Valer, John Talbot. Fewer entries due to delay, and three prizes not awarded in all classifications.
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Hawkeye Saddle Club
Wilton Saddle Club
Muscatiney Saddle Club
Grandview Hill Pillies
Ward Hille Pillies
Unicycles
Muscatine High School
Durant Community High School
Central Junior High
BR. J. Kaas
U.S. weighs new steps to isolate Cuba
State Department press officer Richard J. Phillips declined to specify specifics as Washington weighs further economic and political isolation of Cuba. The announcement indicates a move toward stricter measures without detailing actions or timelines.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Honevar
Richard J. Phillips
Kidnaped Wife Slayer Captured After Hours On Run
Richard Coleman, accused of shooting his wife and sister-in-law to death and abducting a 13 year old girl, was captured by Newark police on Route 1 near Newark Airport after a four hour chase. He led officers to a gun laden car while a girl hostage was taken through Linden and Elizabeth. Coleman denied details, was to be arraigned in Newark, and police described a violent spree including wounding two others and forcing the Kaminski girl to accompany him.
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Linden
N. J
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Mary Kamin
Byterial
Elizabeth
Coleman
Newark
Route 1
Newark Airport
Tingery
Kaminski
Joseph Sheridan
Joseph Brennan
Magnolia Street
Elizabeth’ General Hospital
Newark Polie
Hye
George Quackenbish
Rainfall and Royal Visit Highlight Iowa Weather and News
Muscatine reports .68 inches of rain over the past 24 hours as totals approach 25 inches locally. Skies clouded with scattered showers possible in southern Iowa Sunday. temperatures slipped from 78 to 68 overnight. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor wrap up a New York months stay aboard the United States liner bound for Europe.
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Muscatine
Iowa Weather Bureau
Iowa
Duke
Duchess
New York
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
United States
Europe
New York City
Okoboji liquor sales spark crowded openings and mixed prices
On Friday many Okoboji area venues sold liquor for the first time in years causing packed crowds and early reservations. Vern and Collas West Okoboji reported full house with drinks at 69 cents for bourbon and 75 cents for scotched drinks. Black Coach and other spots also sold alcohol as 3 p.m. openings began while authorities investigated prior illegal sales.
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Okeroji
Ros
Ndpink
Colla
Thteringtom
Vern and
Colla's
Staurant
West Okoboji
Lowa
Stockdale
Barbara
John
Bor
Estherville
Homer
West Lake Okoboji
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Wirtz
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Thatcher
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