West and Moscow inch toward a nuclear test ban
Western diplomats grew optimistic after a first day of talks in Moscow as the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signaled a possible agreement on a comprehensive nuclear test ban with only underground tests permitted. Khrushchev greeted the negotiators warmly and officials indicated rapid progress on questions about discontinuing nuclear tests amid broader regional concerns including Laos and broader non aggression pacts.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Ben
Laos
Khrushchev
North Atllantic Treaty Organization
European Communist Bloc
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Lord Hanstam
Harold Macmillan
Harriman
Peace talks stall as China and Russia clash in public
Chinese and Soviet delegates failed to attend a session in Moscow amid mutual accusations of splitting the Communist world. Beijing criticized Moscow’s aid to India as Pravda warned of a world center schism, signaling a deepening rift in the ongoing peace effort.
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Moscow
Peking
Lenin Fills
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Party of China
World Socialist Camp
International Communist Movement
Taveska
Kremlin
India
Voter Registrar Given Two Weeks to Obey Court Order
Theron Lynd, 43, convicted of civil contempt by the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, must register by July 3 or face jail until compliant. The court ordered Lynd to register and show no longer discriminates against Negro applicants or face incarceration.
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New Orleans
Harrisburg
Miss
Federa
Theron c. Lynd
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lynd
Five Die In Iowa Weekend Road Toll Rises
Five more deaths join the Iowa highway toll in a weekend crash spree. Near Estherville three people perished in a three car collision on Highway 9 east of Spirit Lake, including Tames Hayes of Cedar Rapids his wife and Ronald Jensen of Estherville. One more victim William Elliof Schaller died in a separate crash involving a pickup and a gravel truck.
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Towa
Estherville
Ent Tames Hayes
Ces
Dar Rapids
Ronald Jensen
Highway 9
Spirit Lake
William Elliof Schaller
Jensen
Esther
Iowa
James Boniste
Kent J. Hayes
Cedar,Rapids
Ronaldsville
Par Teva Ryes
Roadway Crash Kills Teenager Near Spencer Iowa
A gravel road crash two miles southeast of Spencer killed Gary Ness, 16, of Spencer, after his car left the road and rolled. Six other teenagers in the vehicle were injured while a separate accident near Estherville injured Kenneth Kepple and others. Highway Patrol linked a blown tire to the Spencer crash, and Mr and Mrs Hayes were on vacation at the time.
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Page
Essex
Kenneth Kepple
Dawson
Gary Ness
Spencer
James Bornstetter
Estherville
Jensen
Hayes
Tape Of Christine's Tangled Affairs Transcribe
A 10 hour tape recording by Christine Keeler tells of her tangled affairs. The document notes that Chief Justice Lord Parker oversaw the tape handling and that extracts were handed to lawyers. Included are references to Aloysius Lucky Gordon a jazz singer and Christine's former lover.
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Lorton
Scotland Yard
Christine Keeler
Lord Parker
Doved
Cor Aloysius Lucky Gordon
Negro
Jaz Singer
Christine
Ouster of Canada Labor Boss Asked by Ottawa Minister
Ottawa minister Allen W. MacEachen studied a judicial inquiry recommendation calling for the ouster of Seafarers International Union of Canada president Hil C. Banks, a 54 year old ex convict, and a three man trusteeship to restore peace on shipping in the Great Lakes. Justice Norris defended Banks while condemning his conduct, suggesting possible deportation inquiry and noting alleged ties to U S gangland figures.
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Ottawa
Allen W. MacEachen
Machhine
Hil C. Banks
Great Lakes
Seafarer's International Union of Canada
Lrs
T. G. Norris
British Columbia
Court of Appelly
Banks
Great Sea
Waterloo
Norris
U.S
Hopeful of Holding Off Rail Strike
Washington leaders met with President Kennedy to avert a railroad walkout. Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield voiced hope for a settlement as a presidential board readies a report and possible legislation to head off the strike by July 29, with a seven day cooling off period and potential compulsory arbitration if talks fail.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mans
Montana
Mansfield
Special Board
Congress
Bally
Unetil
Secret of Labor
W. Willard Wirle
Will Bagin
Special
Hak
House
Oliver FP
Bolton
Ohio
Wallace Declares He Won't Enforce Federal Public Accommodations Law
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told the Senate Commerce Committee he would not assist in enforcing a federal public accommodations law nor urge compliance in Alabama. He said he would focus on governing the state and let federal officials enforce it.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Senate Commerce Committee
Umlandt Elevated to High Rank by Elks National Convention
San Francisco Calif Roar ald J Dunn 50 year old Oneida N Y allomey and Arthur M Urplandt of Muscatine Iowa were elected to the two top spots of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Dunn named grand exalted ruler Umlandt chosen leading knight of the Grand Lodge Mrs Umlandt and Dr and Mr A M MacLennan attend as delegation MacLennan serves as alternate delegate to the convention Umlandt active in Elks national affairs and treasurer of the Automatic Button Company Muscatine
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San Francisco
Calif
Roarald J. Dunn
Oneida
Allomey
Arthur M. Urplandt
Leray
Muscaline
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Dunn
The
Elks
Umlandt
Grand Lodge
A. M .MacLennan
Muscaling
MacLennan
Umilandl
Congr
Automatic Button Company of
Muscatine
Four Charged With Espionage By U S Jurors
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Ivan D. Bgorov a UN employee his wife Aleksandra and a Washington couple Robert K and Joy Ann Baltch on espionage charges. They allegedly conspired for six years to transmit secret U S radar and atomic weaponry data to Russia by shortwave radio and tried to recruit American defense personnel as agents. They were held without bail after arrests on July 22.
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New York
Russia
Brooklyn
United Nations
Washington, D. C
U.S
Grand Jury
Arso
Tthe
Ivan D. Bgorov
Aleksandra
Washington
Robert K
Joy Ann Baltch
Bearovs
the Baltres
Judge Orders Mouths Washed By Soup
In Binghamton New York Judge Joseph W. Elworthy offered two men who pled guilty to public intoxication a choice of six months in jail or having their mouths washed with soup. Richard Walicke 19 swore at women and Francis Perkins 54 swore at a policeman chose the mouth washing as punishment administered by patrolmen.
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Binghamton
Joseph W. Elworthy
Richard Walicke
Francis Perktins
Britain unveils unified defense lineup in royal reform
The government publishes plans for a single defense structure uniting the Admiralty War Office and Air Ministry. Queen Elizabeth II becomes lord high admiral as all three services consolidate under a single secretary of state for defense in a new central ministry near Whitehall. The old Lords Commissioners archive title is abolished.
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London N
Povernent Today
Brita
Admiralty
War ‘Office
Air _ Ministry
Elizabeth I
Thee
Aix
Whitehall
Defense
NAACP Criticizes Missouri Governor Dalton Stalling
The Missouri NAACP accuses Gov. John Dalton of stalling on a state wide public accommodations bill. It urged an executive order or a special session to address discrimination. The governor replied there is a serious question about issuing the order and said the request would be considered if enough issues justify the cost.
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St. Louis
Cambridge Demonstration Sparks Guard Action in Tense Spot
More than 100 white businessmen gathered at Cambridge Maryland’s National Guard Armory to protest civil restrictions. A six-person delegation met Col J Maurice Tawes while others dispersed. Officials warned for a 3 pm protest in front of the armory as Negro demonstrators planned a counter demonstration.
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Cambridge
National Guard
J. Maurice Taives
del. Thomas Merryweathen
Dorchester County Democrat
Merryweather
Brooklyn Protesters Release After Blocked Hospital Site
Forty two demonstrators including Negro clergymen were arrested in Brooklyn for disorderly conduct when they blocked a hospital construction site. They faced no bail as hearings are pending. They urged that state and city projects hire at least 25 percent Negro and Puerto Rican workers. Police warned against blocking access to buildings.
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New York
Brooklyn
Jihe
Downstate Medical Center
Te Jf
Kennedy
Nelson. A. Rockefeller
Robert F.wag
Onoe
New York City
Bedford-Stuy
Michael J. Murphy
Herter Arrives In Brussels For Tariff Talks
Chris Herter arrives from Paris to negotiate with the six nation European Common Market on tariff cuts. Talks will be difficult as no complete agreement exists within the six nations on a cutting formula. A Geneva subcommittee must have a plan by Aug 7, with negotiations on the so called Kennedy round to start next year. The United States and the Common Market must agree on the tariff formula for each product before that round.
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Brussels
Belgium
Chris Pir
A. Herter
Bennedy
Clief Wade
Paris
European Common Market
Herter
Lavis
Geneva
Snemedy
United States
Common Market
Pilot VIM Added to U S Mail Delivery Program
The Post Office launches nationwide Improved Mail Service in big offices starting with the Crown Zellerbach Building in San Francisco. VIM uses vertical mail conveyors to deliver mail to all floors, with a dedicated postman for the building and keyed trays for each firm, promising rapid delivery within minutes.
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Washington
Post Ofice
Crown Zellerbach
San Francisco
ZIP
ABCD
J. Edward Day
NIMS
Duumb
Post Office Department
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