Hungarian Red Chief in Kremlin Talk With Mr. K
Khrushchev and Janos Kadar met at a Kremlin unity session with a large Hungarian delegation while Chinese and Soviet negotiators faced another day of stalled talks. Pravda framed Hungary and the Soviet party as sharing socialist goals, contrasting sharply with China’s war like line and warning that peaceful competition is the path to disarmament. The visit followed a Kiev welcome and a resumed round of negotiations without clear progress or a set resumption time.
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Khrushchev
Janos Kaday
Kremlin
Peking
Kiev
Kievsky
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Kadar
Soviet Union
Hungary
Moscow University
Integration Order For Mobile Schools Weighed
Mobile Ala ordered by a federal appeals court to desegregate starting this fall, the Mobile City-County School Board meets to decide next steps. The court’s 21 1 vote requires first grade desegregation in September 1964, and the board cites a large ongoing construction program and prior student assignments as delaying factors. Within the system, about 28,000 Black students attended last term out of a total enrollment above 73,000, the second largest in Alabama.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile City — County
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Charles EB. McNeil
St. U. S.circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Lepeak
McNeil
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Deep South
George C. Wal
Lace
Biosk
Wallace
U. S. Dist
Daniel Thomas
Thomas
Attoneys
Ann
Land Bought For Wapello Drag Strip
Wapello Burlington businessman Bob Morris bought the BU Brauns farm on the north side of Five Mile Lane west of Wapello for a nationally sanctioned drag strip spending about 230000 to host 70 000 spectators. The plan, approved by the Amalgamated Hotrod Racing Association, includes an asphalt track grandstands and a cafeteria style restaurant. The track will operate year round with night illumination.
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Wapello
Bob Morris
Burlington
BU Brauns
Morris
Almagimated
Hotrod Racing Association
AHA
CORE Pickets and Hecklers Clash in Bronx Diner Scene
CORE pickets clashed with hecklers near a Bronx diner for four straight nights as demands for more construction trades for Negroes and Puerto Ricans grew. About 20 police kept order, arresting two white men on assault charges. one man was hospitalized for a forehead wound.
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
City Hall
Major and family fly to freedom from Berlin
A Polish air force major forced his wife and two children into a single engine fighter and flew them to freedom from Berlin. Officials reported the dramatic escape amid political turmoil.
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Berlin
Checkup Ordered on Alleged Poison Gas Use in Yemen
United Nations Secretary General U Thant ordered Swedish General Carl Von Horn, head of the U.N. mission in Yemen, to investigate recent allegations that poison gas was used in Yemen's civil war by Egyptian planes against Royalist Yemeni tribesmen.
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Geneva
BUN
U.S
U Thant
Carl von, Horn
U.N
Yemen
Mother and two sons killed in highway accident
A California family, Naomi Opal Tui 40 and her sons Wayne 18 and Paul 15, died when their car plunged 40 feet down an embankment along U S Highway 30 near a southwest town. The vehicle rolled several times and landed upside down in a ditch. driver was not determined. The car was registered to the dead woman’s husband Albert B Junior San Drustrup provided details.
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Logan
California
Naomi Opal Tui
San Pedro
Calif
Wayne
Paul
Tinbis
U.S. Highway 30
Here
Albert
Junior
Drustrup
A.hil
Thant Arrives in Rome for Conferences and Audience
United Nations Secretary General U Thant arrives in Rome today for talks with Australian government leaders and to meet Pope Paul VI in Geneva. The mission aims to discuss global issues and seek dialogue with world leaders.
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U. N
A. , Thant
Rome
Geneva
Tralian
Paul VT
Two Sought in Southeast Iowa Break-In Spree
Two men believed armed and on foot are being sought in southeast Iowa after an attempted break in at a grove near Stockport Keosauqua and nearby towns. James Edwin Rock 33 Des Moines and Jerry Simmons 27 plus another suspect fled the Family Store in Stockport. Sheriff's deputies and Highway Patrol backed by a patrol plane chased the trio. Rock was captured in Stockport after waiting in a car nearby. Authorities found a large cache of yeast and groceries in Rock's car and suspect the men were behind a string of recent local break ins including a cabin in the area.
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Stockport
Owa
Aree Countes
Waty Buren
Jettison
Henry
Mem “Bers
Highway Patrol
James Edwin Rock
Marion’ Black
Jerry
Rock
Iowa
Ward Trial Delayed as Court Refuses Postponement
London’s Old Bailey refused to postpone the trial of Dr Stephen Ward on vice charges. The opening date was set for July 22, with the previous tentative date of July 15 dropped and a September slot noted for possible action. Ward, a central figure linked to a major scandal, faces ongoing proceedings.
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London
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Stephen. Ward
Ward
Ponder Action On Expulsion For Meredith
A Mississippi State College Board committee met to discuss expelling Meredith from the University over public statements. Gov Ross Barnett disclosed the planned action at a Jackson news conference, noting a closed session would follow the Ole Miss campus discussion.
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Oxford
Miss
Lfl
Mississippi State College Board
Wohether
Ames
H. Meredith
U Suniversity
Ole' Miss
Meredith
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Dutch Elm Disease Hits Northeast Iowa Town
Three cases of Dutch elm disease have been reported among trees in a northeast Iowa community. The City Council has named a special committee to handle the situation and coordinate response measures.
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Independence
Iowa
Kennedy seeks arbitration to avert planned rail strike
President Kennedy pressed Congress as a looming midnight rail strike neared. Talks with legislative leaders and labor officials intensified while unions rejected the arbitration plan but pledged to seek settlement methods upholding collective bargaining. Railroads prepared to implement hostile work-rule changes threatening up to 83,000 jobs.
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Washington
PLA
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
Kennédy
Goldberg
Sunday Club Drinks Ruling Sought on Private Gatherings
Des Moines debate over Sunday alcohol at country clubs grows as new liquor law cites private social gatherings as exempt. Attorneys general office and Liquor Control Commission have not ruled, with courts likely to decide what qualifies as an occasional gathering or private place.
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Des Moines
Attorney’ General's
Genwal
State Liquor Centrol Commission
Vinton Man Wins Royal Awards in England Visit
Keith Elwick, Vinton farmer and Hawk-Bit Manufacturing vice president, earned royal awards at the Royal Farm Show near London after inventing a manure spreader. He met Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip briefly after a reception, then returned to a hometown welcome with a parade and speeches. Elwick’s spreader, praised at the show, has been produced in Vinton since 1959 and now under a new company name in England.
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Keith Elwick
Bilt Manufacturing Corp
Elizebeth
England
Prince Philip
London
Elwick
Hawk Bilt
Royal Farm
Griffith
Howard Rotavator, Ltd
Wviriton
Keith
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip -Mueh ‘Tike
Vinton
Elizabeth
Philip
Hi Losély
Audis
Vinton High School
William L. Mooty
Edwick
Fox
Ehwick
Iesides Mooty
Fred Wright
Hone
Froud
Hawk-Bit Manufacturing Co
Eng
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