Khrushchev mocks Red China at Budapest factory visit
Premier Khrushchev ridiculed China for promoting world revolution on an empty stomach and urged Hungarians to work harder to outpace the West. He praised prosperity as essential, urged higher effort, and warned revolution alone would not feed people. The speech, delivered at the Egyesuelt Izzo plant after reading a prepared address, targeted Maoist rivals without naming them.
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Khrushchev
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Red China
Moscow
Peking
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Egyesuelt Izzo
Red Cross Head Retires Today
Washington AP General Alfred M Gruenther aged 65 retires as president of the American Red Cross after seven years and three months A farewell ceremony in the Red Cross building lobby marked the occasion with a certificate noting his distinguished service E Roland Harriman national chairman awarded a certificate to Mrs Gruenther
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
National
General MacArthur's Condition Deteriorates at Walter Reed
A daily medical bulletin from Walter Reed Army Hospital reports General Douglas MacArthur's condition has generally deteriorated in the past 24 hours. It notes a peaceful night, slight blood pressure drop, moderate pulse rise, and progressive kidney function decline. A esophageal stomach tube pressure will be released this morning to control intermittent bleeding, though it does not confirm full cessation.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Halt Another Negro March Halt Another Negro March
Police quickly broke up a march by about 60 Negro schoolchildren in St Augustine Florida while tensions from earlier civil rights protests continued. Mrs Malcolm Peabody mother of Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody spent a night in jail after joining demonstrations as more than 100 people were arrested. Chaplains and clergy were among those arraigned as authorities moved demonstrators to the County Court.
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Endicott Peabody
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William England
Boston University
Donald Clark
Rolling Ridge
Burglar Found Asleep In Southend Home
Mrs Lyndon woke Tuesday to discover a burglar sleeping in an easy chair at her Southend house. The intruder fled when she screamed for help.
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Southbend
England
Van Pelt Endorsed by Controversial Voice Vote
In Fond du Lac Sixth District Republicans endorsed Rep. William K. Van Pelt for re election by a disputed voice vote after an earlier roll call rejected endorsements 219 to 198. The decision followed a pro endorsement push led by J Curtis McKay and Harold Huibregtse amid a policy of no endorsement.
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Wiliam K. van Pelt
van Pelt
Winnebago County
Atty
Dack Steinhilber
Resolutions Committee
J. Curtis McKay
Mequon
Harold Huibregtte
Sheboygan
Steinhilber
Trade Mission Great Success in Wisconsin
Lt Gov Jack Olson billed the Wisconsin European trade mission a great success after 115 members flew in from London. He cited contracts worth many thousands of dollars, including a $125 000 Holland order by Applied Continued on Page 14 Col 2.
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Jack Olson
Wisconsin European Trade Mission
London
Olson
Holland
David Hancock
Applied
Forgetful Texan Loses $400 On East Side Street
Tony Sanchez of Elsa Texas parked his truck and left a stack of 400 dollars on board while changing clothes. He forgot the money and drove away. When he returned the street had cleared and no one was found.
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Worth
UPI
Tony Sanchez
Sanchez
Elsa, Tex
No Rights Vote Likely Until Fall
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield warned the civil rights bill may not reach a floor vote until fall due to a southern filibuster threat tied to summer conventions. Humphrey remained hopeful, while Thurmond attacked the voting rights provisions. Dirksen outlined further amendments to the fair employment practices section as Republicans prepare for continued debate.
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R-N.y
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
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Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Troops Move To Halt Rebels In Brazil Crisis
Embattled President Joao Goulart ordered troops to rebel hot spots north and southwest of Rio as loyal generals split. Gen Humberto Castello Branco and others sided with the rebels, while units moved from Rio Grande do Sul toward Sao Paulo to assault the 2nd Army base. Proclamations and strikes closed Rio downtown, as Juiz de Fora and Belo Horizonte also faced troop movements and a rebel-claimed capital.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Minas Gerais
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Brazil
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Army General Staff
Justice
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3Rd Army
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2Nd Army
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Olimpio Mourao
President Johnson Cuts Off Talks With GOP Leaders
Washington AP President Johnson has halted direct talks with Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP Leader Charles Halleck amid criticism of his Panama policy. The White House has limited invitations and phone calls, deviating from earlier frequent briefings and lunches. Republicans suggest the shift stems from an election year, while Democrats fear GOP leaders will leverage his Panama troubles for political gain. Dirksen recalls past close consultation, noting the change in tone from Kennedy era hospitality to present estrangement.
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Alaska Quake Tally Changes Almost Hourly
An Alaska quake toll rose as casualty figures shifted hourly. The Alaska Emergency Health Office merged counts from various agencies, omitting some unofficial reports. The tally showed 24 dead and 79 presumed dead with 55 injured, plus 31 missing including 23 at Chenega and deaths in Turnagain.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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Coast Guard
Cape Elias
Turnagain
Health Office
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Port Ashton
Port Nellie Juan
Salesman Charged In Abduction In Milwaukee Suburb
Thomas Howard a 26 year old Milwaukee salesman was arrested on a warrant for abducting a 2 year old girl in front of her home. The child released unharmed two blocks away after her mother Mrs Leon Binger 24 chased and grabbed the car door before police traced the license to Howard at his employer's plant. Detected as he claimed it was an impulse born of loving children. He is held in county jail.
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Thomas Howard
Milwaukee
Howard
Hales Corners
Carol Binger
Leon Binger
Binger
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