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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
4
The Big Three pressed ahead on a partial nuclear test ban as Monday’s opening session in the Kremlin featured Khrushchev’s playful tone and Gromyko leading discussions. Western diplomats noted cautious optimism while the Soviet press highlighted the nuclear talks and kept Sino-Soviet talks largely quiet.
Alabama lawmakers clash over civil rights measures as Kennedy and aides testify. Eastland chair cautions on first opportunity while Ervin calls the proposal unconstitutional. Bennett accuses officials of aiding Communist activity and Keating criticizes federal timidity. Long and Hart urge immediate action amid Birmingham memories.
National Guard eased tensions in Cambridge Md as protests and arrests surged across several cities. White business leaders marched in brownstone districts while church figures and civil rights groups planned further demonstrations from Brooklyn to Danville. A notable court case in Mississippi and a push to examine Byron De La Beckwith highlight ongoing legal struggles tied to Evers’ murder case.
Four Playa Del Rey couples sue Los Angeles and four airlines, seeking to stop flights from International Airport from overflying their homes. They seek 149,500 for each home and 77,500 for property depreciation if flights continue.
Dealers trumpet historic bargains inviting customers to visit showrooms and test drive a Dodge, promising strong incentives and a lasting impression if they try the brand.
Soviet transport officials report about 30 dead in a crash of an airliner near Irkutsk. Among the dead is said to be the Albanian ambassador to Peking’s wife. Officials say the plane went down near the Irkutsk airfield around 10 am. The airline Actollol in Moscow confirmed the crash but promised no further details until Wednesday.
The Soviet Union proposes another summit at the 1965 U N General Assembly. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko mailed the idea to Secretary-General U Thant calling for heads of state to attend during International Cooperation Year marking the UN's 20th anniversary. Khrushchev and other leaders attended the 1960 assembly.
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