Test Ban Negotiators Close On Draft Treaty Agreement
Soviet Britain and the United States moved toward finalizing a treaty banning atmospheric, outer space and underwater nuclear tests. Key negotiators Harriman Hailsham and Gromyko met, while discussions on broader security pacts continued. Congress potentially to send members to Moscow. Senate committee cuts foreign aid and demands 2 percent loan interest.
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Khrushchev
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Congress
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White Mouse
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Sen
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Town
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Lord Hailsham
Andrei A’ Gromyko
Whites and Negroes Sign Agreement in Cambridge
Cambridge Maryland signs an agreement to end racial violence and begin desegregation. Att. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy witnesses with Asst. Atty. Geo Burke Marshall after eight hours of talks. A biracial Human Relations Commission is formed. National Guard will remain in Cambridge for a period. The document aims to desegregate first four grades and reduce protests indefinitely while pursuing housing and public accommodations reforms.
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Chy Atty. C. Awtey Thompson
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National Guard
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Maryland State Bar Association Committee
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William J. McWilliams
State of Maryland
Marshall
Dre
Robert C. Weaver
Housing, and
Home Finance Agency
Man Killed In Sawmill Accident Near Columbus Junction
Leo Russell, about 40, operator of a saw mill west of Columbus Junction, died at University Hospital from injuries suffered midmorning when a board flipped and struck his face chest and arms. He is survived by his wife Violet, two sons, and an aunt Mary Russell of Muscatine. Services are pending at a Skeithsburg, IL, funeral home.
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Leo Russell
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Violet
Mary Russell
Muscatine
Skeithsburg
Nasser denounces Syria and Baath regime as fascist
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser denounces Syria and its Baathist government as fascist. He says no alliance lies with fascism and calls for democratic unity rather than Baathist control. He accuses Premier Salah Bitar and Michel Aflaq while warning against punitive moves against Arab unity.
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Salah Bitar
Ba'ath Party
Michel Aflak
Bitar
Palestine
Barrett Says: Sound Facts and Keen Business Sense
Cy Barrett Jr. author of CY BARRETT SAYS is described as calm yet alert with a practical brain. His column offers business guidance combining facts and perception with practical salesmanship. Readers are advised to follow CY BARRETT SAYS in The Muscatine Journal starting Wednesday.
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Barrett
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Muscatine Journal
Republicans Press Governors Conference To Act On Civil Rights
Republicans push for action on civil rights at the 5th annual Governors Conference in Miami Beach. Democratic leaders plan to counter with Kennedy welfare and health proposals while Vice President Johnson is expected to report White House efforts to win Congress approval.
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O.hatfield
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Kennedy
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hatfield
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Albert
Ds Rogellini
Washington
Lyndon
B. Jelson
Johnson
White House
Two Drown In Separate Accidents In Iowa Towns
Two boys died in separate river accidents Monday. Jeffrey Graver, 9, of Waterloo drowned in the Cedar River while wading near shore after wandering from a sandbar. Allen Laws, 11, Bettendorf, drowned in the Mississippi River near LeClaire while in or near the water after reporting stomach pains. Firemen recovered Graver and local authorities searched for Laws with assistance from bystanders.
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Laws
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Jack Meyer
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Meyer Swami
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Sheriff's Office
Reapportionment Uncertainty in Iowa Legislation
Davenport report notes Iowa state senator David Shaff questions Supreme Court guidance for legislative seat distribution. The Midwest Council of State Governments meeting discusses whether seats must follow population or may include geography and economics. A three-judge federal panel delays ruling on Shaff’s plan until after the December election.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Iowa
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Supreme Court
Shaff
Kennedy plan to settle rail labor dispute eyed
President Kennedy's emergency plan to settle the railroad labor dispute seeks ICC authority to study and approve work rules before they take effect. Congress shows cautious support as unions threaten a nationwide strike, while Dirksen and Mansfield back swift action. House and Senate committees plan hearings and votes as the message prompts action.
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Dirksen
Senate Commerce Committee
House Commerce Committee
Railroads Endorse Kennedy Plan Despite Union Strike Call
Washington representatives of major railroads vote unanimously to back President Kennedy's proposed legislation to avert a nationwide rail strike. The 21 member board supports the President's message and bill while signaling they will apply work rules as a strike signal, keeping a strike set for 22:01 a.m. Tuesday.
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Kennedy
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Congress
Kennedy Urges Prompt Action As Congress Faces Public Safety Dispute
The measure may change and Kennedy stresses quick action to prevent serious public injury. Congressional readers doubt legislation will pass before the Monday midnight deadline.
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City Takes To Air in Water Fight
City officials plan a meeting with Attorney General Svan Hultman to confront Waterloo over Cedar River sewage. Cedar Rapids cites a 1961 Health Department directive. Waterloo counters that it is expanding facilities, with a $680000 addition due to operate in August.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
Robert Johnson
Hwtman
Cedar Rapids
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Ed Jochumsen
Johnson
Hultmen
New York Demonstrators Demand Jobs at Brooklyn Hospital Site
Civil rights pickets in New York and Brooklyn blocked work truck paths to press for more jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. Police reported nearly 400 arrests across Manhattan Queens and Brooklyn as leaders prepared for talks with Mayor Wagner and Gov Rockefeller about public housing and construction jobs.
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Jamaica
Rutgers
Brooklyn
City Hall
Chairman Willis Calls for NSA Security Tightening
Chairman Edwin E. Willis of the House Un American Activities Committee urges Senate action to stiffen NSA personnel policies after a former agency analyst defects to the Soviet Union. Willis cites Hamilton’s letter as evidence of security laxity uncovered during the committee's NSA probe.
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