Price question looms over Khrushchev talks
Moscow reports say success hinges on Khrushchev’s price for signing a nuclear test ban. Washington and Moscow indicate the accord is near, with a possible obstacle a Soviet demand for a nonaggression pact. Harriman prepared to initial today as talks press toward a deal on atmospheric, outer space, and underwater tests.
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Kennedy Outlines Proposal On Railroad Work Rules
President Kennedy plans to refer unsettled railroad work rules to the Interstate Commerce Commission for prompt hearing and disposition. The White House released the outline after meetings with railroad officials, operators, labor leaders, and congressional leaders. The proposal would preserve collective bargaining while delaying any strike until ICC action concludes.
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Geo'ye Meaney
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New York Negroes On Move Protest at Brooklyn Site
About 500 pickets demonstrated against job discrimination at a Brooklyn construction site. Police moved in with mounted and foot officers and carted demonstrators away. A separate protest at the Tavingers housing project in Manhattan ended with arrests. A Brooklyn rally led by Rev Gardner G Taylor urged calm while urging action against discrimination.
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Doubts Over Tax Cut Bill Delay Amid Senate Debate
Senator John Z Williams of Delaware warns the administration no tax cut this year until Congress passes it. He says the current year’s bill is unlikely to be enacted, signaling uncertainty as the president campaigns for support.
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Warner and Marion Mar Stall wed in New York by judge
New York evndor Jalert Warner and actress Marion Mar Stall were married in New York City by State Supreme Court judge Jose tea Joseph A Brust on Sunday. The couple then headed for the West Coast. Wagner was favored last year by actress Natalie Wood. His bride previously was married to Allen Davey and Stanley Donen.
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Stanley Donen
Soviet Chinese Riff Persists Despite Talks
Reports say Moscow and Peking agreed to meet again amid ongoing ideological disputes. Diplomats note no public renewal timing. central committees to set next meeting place and date. Both sides present views on key principles shaping world developments and Sino Soviet relations.
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Man Jumps From Empire State Building Today
A young man climbed to the observation deck of the Empire State Building and leapt to his death after an attempt to be talked down. Frank di Gosa aided witnesses and reported the man grabbed and kicked away before the fatal plunge.
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Kennedy Letter Cites Asian Coercion and Press Suppression
The Courant editor Herbert Bruce writes Kennedy to report charges that Vietnamese secret police assaulted American reporters and damaged cameras amid claims of censorship and press harassments in Asia. The piece notes lingering complaints about American press restrictions and coercive actions during the region's tensions.
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Governor Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater Strategy
Governor Rockefeller presses against Goldwater at the annual Governors Conference, amid a heated race for the 1964 GOP nomination. The report notes Rockefeller’s civil rights emphasis and Goldwater’s rising popularity drawing Democratic panic, with Romney and Scranton absent from the talks.
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Flavia Nery Yorks
Barry" Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
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Body Found In River Near Burlington After Canoe Accident
John Khylanan a 32 year old Burlington High School English teacher disappeared when his canoe capsized in the Mississippi River Saturday. Deputies and county authorities recovered the body in about 18 feet of water Sunday a half mile downstream from the accident site. The incident left Khylanan's sister Alice and Burlington attorney Frank Cromwell distressed as river searchers continued.
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Civil Rights Looms at Conference
The annual governor's conference faces division over civil rights policy with Democrats and Republicans at odds on approach. Rockefeller pushes for Kennedy style reforms while Roselli denies authority to block proposals, amid cross party tensions and debates on federal power.
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Nelson A. Rockeigler
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Lov. Mepert D. Roselini
Anti Missile Data Ample Experts Say
Experts say the United States could build an effective antimissile system without further atmospheric nuclear testing. They note last year's Pacific tests provided vital data for missile defense, though additional air tests would still offer useful information.
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Exploding Firecrackers Wreck Car in Ottumwa
In Ottumwa two youths sustained severe injuries when over 100 firecrackers exploded inside a car glove compartment. Dale Whisler, 12, and James Canny, 20, suffered cuts and burns as the blast damaged the vehicle eight blocks from the scene. Police investigators blamed a short in the radio wiring and noted firecrackers were purchased in Missouri before the Fourth of July.
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Missoura
AFL-CIO Launches Campaign Against Racial Discrimination
AFL-CIO announces a national campaign to combat discrimination in unions employment housing voting public accommodations services and schools. George Meany will lead with a four member special committee assisted by Lane Kirkland to form biracial local committees and seek broad participation from key groups.
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