Soviet Space Couple Receives Red Square Kiss After Flight
Valentina Tereshkova and Lt Col Valery Bykovsky return from space with Tereshkova creating history as Khrushchev greets her atop Lenin's tomb in Red Square. Thousands cheer as reports note their record 48 and 81 orbit flights and hints of romance between the cosmonauts.
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Macmillan Will Remain Prime Minister Despite Scandal
London observers report Harold Macmillan announcing at a Conservative rally that he will stay on as prime minister amid demands for resignation over the Profumo affair. His comments came as protesters mingled with supporters outside the venue.
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Wagner Heads State Mayors Conference
New York City's Mayor Robert F. Wagner is elected president of the New York State Conference of Mayors. He succeeds as first vice president James DeJohn of Silver Springs and Mario Costa of Johnstown becomes second vice president. Erastus Corning II of Albany is re-elected treasurer. The three day meeting concludes today.
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Soviet Central Committee Sets Hard Line Against China
The Central Committee of the Communist Party orders negotiators to stand fast in ideological talks with China slated for July 5 in Moscow. Pravda reports the body accuses Beijing of breaking their non open war of words pledge and rejects any room for negotiation.
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Italy forms minority all Christian Democrat cabinet
President Antonio Segni accepted a minority all Christian Democrat cabinet led by Giovanni Leone to end a 36 day government crisis. The 22 member panel is largely a reshuffle of ministers from Amintore Fanfani's prior administration with four new faces.
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Italy
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Giovanni Leone
Amintore Fanfani
Brezhnev Emerges as Heir Apparent in Soviet Leadership
Leonid Brezhnev, age 57, moves into prominence as a possible heir to Premier Khrushchev. He and Nikolai Podgorny are elected to the party Secretariat, making Brezhnev the only Soviet leader besides Khrushchev to hold major party and government posts. Khrushchev remains party chief and premier.
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Move to Halt Escapes Berlin
Communists order clearing of a 109 yard wide wasteland along their side of the Berlin Wall to stop escapes and reduce contact between Berliners. The decree limits views of President Kennedy during his Wednesday visit at the wall.
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Gordonstoun Headmaster: No Report On Prince Charles Caning
Glasgow AP report says Gordonstoun School headmaster Robert Chew will not publish any finding on whether 14 year old Prince Charles was caned for drinking cherry brandy. He calls it an internal affair.
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15 Key Gambling Raid Figures Freed on $122,500 Bail
Fifteen of nineteen top betting figures in a two million dollar year lottery syndicate were released on bail totaling 122 500 after state troopers arrested about 60 men in a four hour nationwide raid. The Utica headquarters led the lottery operation with a printing press seized in Yorkville used to print 100 000 tickets weekly.
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Commencement Prayer Difference Clash In Herkimer
Herkimer schools superintendent Arnold B. Copping says classroom prayers differ from commencement prayers, citing the Supreme Court ruling on religious exercises. Pastor Donald A. Ebel declines to give the invocation, arguing it mocks God after years of secular schooling.
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Baby suffocates in crib death in Wellsville
A four month old boy named Bradley W. Dodge was found dead Friday in his crib in Wellsville Alleghany County. Police report suffocation as the cause. Bradley was the son of Mr and Mrs William Dodge.
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Kennedy Heads on 10 Day European Tour
President Kennedy begins a 10 day swing through West Germany Ireland England Italy and Vatican City reaching more than 25 million TV viewers. He plans a seven hour Berlin telecast from Checkpoint Charlie and the Berlin wall platform viewing, with satellite beaming to the United States.
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Last Ransom Shipment To Go to Cuba
A ship carrying the final ransom cargo sails from Philadelphia to Cuba under the Donavan agreement. The Red Cross notes the value of medical supplies and food totals 49 300 906 dollars toward freeing 1 113 prisoners, with total ransom near 53 million.
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Woman Dies at 106 in Rochester Sanitarium
Mrs. Anna Lechreitner aged 106 died today at the Rochester sanitarium where she had resided. The obituary notes her long life and residence in the city, with no immediate survivors listed.
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Anna Lechreitner
Pope Paul VI vows to continue ecumenical council and world peace
The newly elected Pope Giovanni Battista Montini vows to carry on the Vatican II council and work for international peace and Christian unity. He outlines social justice goals and signals continuity with John XXIII, with coronation slated for June 30 in Vatican City.
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Pope Paul VI Grants First Audience to Outsiders at Vatican
Pope Paul VI receives visitors from Brescia including the mayor priests and prominent citizens in the Sistine Chapel. He calls for world peace and Christian unity while pledging to continue Pope John XXIII’s ecumenical work and the Ut Unum Sint goal.
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Leaders from Negro and White groups meet Kennedy in civil rights talks
In Washington President Kennedy hosts about 30 civil rights leaders and White House aides to press for progress on desegregation. The session includes A Philip Randolph and Martin Luther King among others as the White House seeks peace and legislative momentum in the civil rights drive.
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Flea Circus Finds Fewer Performers In London
English trainer Miss Pauline Testo reports a shortage of flea performers as health authorities crackdown on fleas nationwide. She notes fleas on humans live longer and are easier to train, and she plans to hire soon despite limited supply and high pay.
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Man Dies in Fire In Bridgeport
About 70 perished early today in a fire that swept his one room house in Bridgeport state police said. Troopers said the fire apparently originated in a faulty space heater.
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