Senators to travel to Moscow for nuclear test ban signing
The White House announced a bipartisan U S delegation including five senators will depart Friday to Moscow for the formal signing of the nuclear test ban treaty. Delegation members include Fulbright Humphrey Pastore Saltstein Aiken. Dirksen and Hickenlooper reportedly did not attend. President Kennedy aims for swift Senate ratification with a two thirds majority, while U Thant will attend the ceremony Monday in Moscow.
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State liquor board eases brand name rules on menus
The State Liquor Control Commission approved a new regulation allowing brand names to appear on menus and price lists for liquor by the drink, while banning brand ads on signs and billboards. The rule change also discusses political advertising in establishments and a licensing expansion in several counties including Guthrie and Taylor.
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Argentine electors back moderate reformer for president
In Buenos Aires capital electors announced Arturo Tila as their preferred candidate for Argentina's next president. Tila, 62, leads the nine man field with 26 percent of July 7 votes and secured pledges in post election talks. His platform calls for anti-Communist stance and revision of foreign oil contracts while respecting sovereignty. Opinion polls show wide support as officials move toward ending 18 months of political turmoil. Ex-president Frondizi is expected to be freed from house arrest.
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Red Raids in Korea Deemed Isolated by Military Chiefs
Washington reports military leaders view recent Red raids as isolated incidents with no immediate plan for broad action. U.S. and South Korean forces have tightened patrols and vigilance along the 150 mile front. North Korean infiltrators and clashes have killed several on both sides this week.
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Senator accuses Kennedy of covering up Communists
Mississippi state senator John C McLaurin told the Senate Commerce Committee that Attorney General Kennedy is guilty of a brazen cover up regarding Communist influence in civil rights groups. McLaurin cited a photo at a Tennessee school and accused Kennedy of deliberate misstatements or ignorance while alleging Communist control of major civil rights leaders. He warned Kennedy washes the Negro leadership and ignores available evidence.
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Convict Begins Fourth Day On Water Tower
A state prison convict, 45 year old Williams T Bradley, continues his fourth day on the catwalk of the Fort Madison water tower. Officials report he is climbing with apparent calm while demanding an investigation into his case and claiming he did not receive the governor’s response.
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Ward Convicted By British Court
London osteopath Lt Dr Stephen Ward was convicted today on charges related to immoral earnings of prostitutes. He was found innocent on three other vice charges after eight days of deliberation by a jury of 21 men and one woman.
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Peking Near Break With Moscow Says New China
China rejects the US British Soviet test ban, calling the pact a dirty fraud and accusing Moscow of aligning with war and imperialism. The New China agency warns Beijing may formally split from Moscow, signaling a potential major shift in Sino Soviet relations.
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Korean Killers Dead United States Soldiers In Ambush
U N command spokesman says North Korean soldiers used the same submachine guns in Tuesday killings as in Monday attack near the DMZ. Ballistic tests link weapons from dead U S cavalrymen to captured guns. Brig Gen Brown notes continued exchanges along the border with no U S casualties and cites increased Communist infiltration of the 10 year buffer zone.
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Bishop Byrne Defends Pageant In Catholic Diocese
Davenport Miss Iowa of 1962 may enter Miss America pageant amid Catholic leaders split. Archbishop Byrne of Dubuque reads a letter decrying bathing suits on stage, calling it a sin for male viewers, while Davenport Bishop Hayes says the letter does not affect his diocese. Carol Northway, 18, new Miss Town, is a Marycrest College student and Catholic.
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Two Area Men Die In Highway 93 Crash Near Andalusia
Two young men Everett Eugene Keller 28 of Muscatine and Richard Lloyd Crumly 18 of Letts were killed when their car left a curve on highway 93 near Andalusia. The vehicle tumbled into a ditch, both occupants were thrown out and crushed injuries were reported. Investigating officer Duane Rakestraw and state police said the crash occurred within 300 feet of a prior fatal mishap in the area. Keller left a wife Donna and daughter Pamela Jean, Crumly was a 1963 Louisa-Muscatine graduate who planned to attend Iowa State. Services set at Fairbanks funeral home in Muscatine and Letts Methodist church.
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