Khrushchev Signals Irreconcilable Split With China
AP Special Correspondent notes Khrushchev appears to concede an enduring estrangement between the Soviet and Chinese Communist parties and governments and predicts a splintered Communist world. He hints reconciliation depends on Peking and warns the rest of world not to blame him. He cites pressure for economic progress at home and expansion abroad as hard to reconcile.
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Moscow
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Izvestia
Chen Yi
China
Red Chinese
Soviets and East Germans Charge West in Berlin Tensions
Moscow and East Berlin accused the West of stirring trouble in West Berlin and warned of serious complications in Western Europe. Ulbricht hailed a friendship treaty with Khrushchev, while Washington and Erhard said it does not alter Soviet responsibilities for East Germany and Berlin. The 20 year treaty covers friendship, mutual aid, and cooperation.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Today
Western Europe
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Ulbricht
Khrushchev
United States
Germany
Europe
East Berlin
Washington
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Berlin
Indian Man Killed While Sitting Cross-Legged on Route 438
Levi Skye, 57, a Cattaraugus Reservation resident, was struck and killed by a car Friday night on Route 438 in Irving New York. Police said he sat facing traffic with his legs crossed and arms folded.
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Irving
N.Y
Cattaraugus Indian Reservation
Levi Skye
Chautauqua County
Welcome signs greet marching whites in St Augustine clash
In St Augustine Florida hundreds of whites paraded through a Negro neighborhood as city officials sought renewal of a ban on night marches. Signs reading Welcome Peace and brotherhood were posted and a Negro onlooker claimed they whipped them there but no violence occurred. Florida Attorney General James Kynes urged a federal judge to reevaluate an order striking down the police ban. A Jacksonville hearing was set for today.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Florida
James Kynes
U.S
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Peanuts Price Angers Georgia Voters Notes to Senator Kendrick
A Georgia resident left a terse note on State Senator Ed Kendrick's desk protesting rising peanut prices. The parenthetical signer claims to be a Georgia child and asks for a constitutional amendment to curb vendor prices, signed by a 10 year old daughter named Ruth.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ed Kendrick
Kendrick
Georgia
Ken
Uth
Col Glenn Cleared to Work in His Yard
Houston report says former astronaut Lt. Col. John Glenn has recovered enough from an inner ear disorder to work in his yard and stroll his neighborhood. Dr. Charles Berry notes he still has dizzy spells but is much improved. Alan Shepard Jr. also recovering from an inner ear issue with slight hearing loss and can fly only as a passenger.
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Houston
Tex
John Glenn
Charles Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn
Berry
MacMurray Becomes Grandfather Again in Welcoming Sandra Jean
Actor Fred MacMurray's daughter Sue gave birth to a girl named Sandra Jean on Friday night. Sue and her husband Thomas Poole already have two sons aged 2 and 4. Sandra Jean's mother is Lillian's daughter, Sue Poole.
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Los Angeles
Fred MacMurray
Sue
Sandra Jean
Thomas Poole
Schaffer Monopolizes Dan Schuckman Family Ties
In La Crosse Kansas the Schaffer name is linked through marriage to three Schucker men and their wives. a fourth daughter of the Schuckman family is set to wed a Schaffer this summer.
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LA Crosse
Kan
Schaffer
Dan Schuckman
Schuckmans
Schuckman
Erhard Ending Talks With LBJ Tonight
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard returns to Bonn after agreeing with President Johnson that the Soviet East German friendship treaty does not threaten Western Europe. Officials say the pact is a political device with limited substance and poses no new crisis for the West. Johnson and Erhard emphasized renewed cooperation and vigilance in preserving allied rights and Berlin’s status.
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Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.S.S.R
Moscow
State Department
Walter Ulbricht
White House Rose Garden
Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Europe
Germany
United States
White House
Soviet Union
Berlin
Soviet Russia
Viet Cong Saboteurs Derail Trains and Blow Tracks
Viet Cong mines derailed three trains and blew up two tracks along the Saigon Vung Tau line on Friday, killing six. Government forces killed 13 Viet Cong 120 miles southwest of Saigon near Vinh Lai Ba Xuyen Province. A U S unit established a communications post in Quang Tri Province near Laos and North Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
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Vuang Tri
Vinh Lai
Ba Xuyen
United States
U.S
Quang Cri
Laos
Viet Nam
Scranton Enters GOP Nomination Fight Amid Eisenhower Open Support
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania former President Eisenhower welcomes Gov. William Scranton into the presidential race while declining endorsement. Maxwell Rabb announces Lodge backing for Scranton and Eisenhower urges wide open convention with no commitments given to Scranton by four Pennsylvania lawmakers.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Maxwell M. Rabb
New York
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rabb
Scranton
San Francisco
Lodge
Gov. Scranton
Gen
Scranton Opens Campaign for GOP Nomination in Connecticut
Gov. William W. Scranton addressed the Connecticut State Republican Convention seeking the state's 16 delegates. He attacked front runner Barry Goldwater's views without naming him, urging the party to uphold Social Security, the United Nations, human rights and a sane nuclear policy.
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Hartford, Conn
Republican Party
United Nations
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
Mary
San Francisco
Maryland
Rockefeller proclaims Flag Day in New York State
Governor Nelson Rockefeller urges all New Yorkers to display the American flag on Sunday, a day he has proclaimed Flag Day in New York. The proclamation was issued Thursday.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York State
Man Of Honor Bankrupt Greek Owner Stays At The Ritz
Constantine Dracoulis, head of Dracoulis Ltd., lives at the Ritz despite voluntary liquidation with debts of 330000 pounds. He admits heavy losses on stock, horses, and bets, justifying his residence as paid by friends and minimal expenses in a small room, while denying a need to move.
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London
Ritz
Constantine Dracoulis
London Bankruptcy Court
W. W. Walter
Dracoulis Ltd
Dracoulis
Stock Exchange
Father Of Five Earns College Degree Despite Sleep Debt
John G. Thompson, 24, father of five, graduated with distinction from Monroe County Community College with honors in psychology. He worked two jobs, sleeping two to three hours daily, balancing a midnight desk job, morning family time, an automotive inspector post, and classes in two shifts.
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Rochester
N.Y
John G. Thompson
Monroe County Community College
Thompson
Turkish Leader to Meet Johnson Over Cyprus Crisis
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu will confer with President Johnson in Washington starting June 22 to discuss the Cyprus crisis amid Greek Turkish tensions. Greek Premier George Papandreou may join separately on the same topic, following a State Department mission to Athens and Ankara. White House officials say talks duration is not yet clear and stress that war between NATO allies would be unthinkable.
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Washington
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
White House
George Papandreou
Greece
Inonu
George W. Ball
George E. Reedy
United States
Cyprus
Ball
Panadreou
NATO
Buffalo Promotes Ace Stolen Car Recoverer
Buffalo Patrolman William V. Cicarelli, who recovered about 800 stolen cars in four years, is promoted to detective. He begins the new duties tomorrow after a 46 year old career since 1949. Last year he recovered 268 cars, a national record in Buffalo police view.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William V. Cicarelli
Cicarelli
Nurse Dies From Charcoal Fire Accident
Mrs. Everett Thompson, 39, of Ogdensburg, a relief nurse at A. Barton Hepburn Hospital, died in the hospital after her clothing ignited while she sprayed a charcoal fire with an inflammable liquid and it apparently exploded. She suffered third degree burns covering much of her body.
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Ogdensburg
N.Y
Everett Thompson
Thompson
A. Barton Hepburn Hospital
Lynda Bird Johnson Charms Honolulu Airport Throng
Lynda Bird Johnson, 20, daughter of the President, arrives in Honolulu to address the Little White House Conference on Children and Youth at the University of Hawaii. She greets 500 at the airport and plans leisure activities after her speech.
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Honolulu
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
Idaho Delegation Lines Up 14 Goldwater Votes
Idaho's Republican convention voted to give all 14 national convention votes to Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. The voice vote was unanimous with the delegation instructed to continue backing Goldwater until formally pleased by him.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton critiques front runner and party unity
Scranton warns that a front runner’s plans threaten states the party must win and that candidates tied to the presidential ticket pursue self campaigns. He asserts a moderate shellacking covers harsh views and attacks the Johnson administration over Cuba Berlin and civil rights.
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