Summit Talks Hint at Early Peace Conference
Observers said Moscow Premier Khrushchev floated a package of peace proposals, including a comprehensive test ban, aerial and rail inspections, and a nonaggression pact, signaling possible early summit diplomacy with the United States and Britain. The plan envisions a series of conferences and ties to a broader security framework, with follow up discussions to refine verification and enforcement.
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Britain
Lord Hallsham
Andrei A. Gromyka
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East Berlin
Washington
Khrushchov
Valerian Zovin
Four killed in interstate crash near Rhode Island
Sgt Robert L. Stultz and his wife Evelyn, a son Pat and daughter Deborah die when their small car is rammed from behind at a traffic checkpoint on Interstate 80 west of Junction with Jawa Highway 38. A moving van and a truck collide, trapping and igniting the car. occupants presumed dead before fire. Stultz recently on 30 day leave from Laredo Air Force Base. State patrol and sheriff investigate cause and identity from wreckage papers.
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Seek Bandit Who Robbed Hy Ved Food Store
In southwest Iowa four county officers searched Friday night for a bandit who robbed the Hy Ved Food Store, escaped with about $500. Joe McDonald, assistant manager, said a tall man appeared at dawn, forced him to open the safe, bound him, then fled. Roadblocks were set as deputies searched Washington, Henry, Jefferson, and neighboring counties.
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Jefferson
San Francisco Bombing Accident Off Market Street
An errant practice bomb from a Navy attack bomber fell on crowded Market Street during lunch hour. No injuries were reported as the bomb failed to explode and left a three inch hole in an office window. Eyewitnesses described the startled reaction and nearby debris as officers investigated.
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New Highway Patrol Chief Mikesch Targets Killer Violations
Des Moines reports Mikesch, a six‑foot veteran with 26 years in service, takes command as Highway Patrol chief. He aims to cut accidents by concentrating enforcement on killer violations like dumk en, improper passing, speeding, reckless driving and stop sign violations. He plans unmarked cars selectively while evaluating marked and unmarked enforcement methods.
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Red China accuses Khrushchev of surrender to West
Reports from Moscow say Red China accuses Premier Khrushchev of capitulating to Western powers and misinforming the public about nuclear war. The Chinese and Soviet leaders clash during a Kremlin session, with Beijing challenging Moscow to present its program and defend peaceful coexistence amid warnings of imperialist pressure.
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Desegregation Agreement at Maryland Amusement Park
Agreement reached at Gwynn Oaks park ends racial discrimination for Gwynn Oaks amusement grounds. Park owners Adams, David and Arthur Price promise to desegregate and drop charges against about 380 people arrested during July demonstrations. Legal actions under Maryland trespass law are resolved.
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Congress Moves On Kennedy Rail Strike Avert Effort
Washington reports Congress aims to act within a week on President Kennedy's recommendations to prevent a nationwide railroad strike. Senate and House committees will begin hearings after the proposals, with a possible narrow solution targeting the current dispute.
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Telstar Fate Still Unknown
Washington reports AT&T seeks the cause after Telstar satellite went silent Wednesday. An AT&T spokesman denied Russian interference, saying Telstar failed to relay telemetry between Johannesburg and Woomera stations during a pass eight minutes after passing. The Andover command center attempted reactivation.
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South Africa
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Death Listed for Tokyo Based Helicopter Crewman
U S Navy officials report the death of John R. Scoblie husband of Edythe Mae Scoblie of Alion in a helicopter crash near Atsugi Naval Air Station Japan. Also killed were 1st Lt Charles P. Munson of Canandaigua New York and Sgt. Robert J Barlow from Illinois. The crew was evacuating Barlow from a maneuver area to a naval hospital when the crash occurred near Msugi about 30 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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Alion
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Husbare
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Cali
Wile. Munson
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Barlow
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U S Will Watch Eclipse of Sun
United States observers await a solar eclipse with the moon obscuring the sun along a wide western to eastern arc. Scientists from the United States, Canada, and Japan deploy instruments and rockets to study the corona, atmosphere, and radio echoes as totality occurs in Alaska and parts of Maine and other regions before moving into Muscatine by 4:30 PM CDT.
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May Resume Activities in Cambridge
Civil rights tensions flare in Cambridge Maryland as integrate leaders face accusations by Gov. Tawes of hindering negotiations. National Guard enforcement and a proposed Maryland Bay Association race relations committee threaten demonstrations. Attorneys act as mediators while a Maryland war council meets in Baltimore. Fourteen arrested last Tuesday as protests sparked.
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