Moon Sun Eclipse Captivates Worldwide Sightseers
UPI reports a rare solar eclipse traversing Japan, the Atlantic, Canada, and Maine with partial views across the United States. In the United States Boston sees about 94.4 percent of the sun covered while Seattle reaches 63.3 percent and the South tests near 50 percent. In Bar Harbor Maine totality arrives at 5:42 p.m. EDT with the event wrapping by 6:45 p.m.
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Khrushchev Eyes Partial Test Ban In Sixth Round Talks
Moscow sources report Soviet and Allied negotiators nearing a treaty to ban atmospheric, outer space, and underwater nuclear tests after a sixth session at Spiridonovka Palace. Khrushchev hinted a U.S. British on-site inspections dispute blocks underground tests while West rejects several Soviet peace proposals.
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Andrea Gromyke
Kheushchev
Gen Tel Strike Hits Stalemate Amid Mediation Efforts
The General Telephone strike at Venice and Sarasota stalls as a cratered long distance line and a bomb detonation injure no one. FBI and local police probe while mediator Bethsles meets with John L. Kenney to restart negotiations. Arbitration remains disputed by Fred Learey and union leader Robert Mount.
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Sarasota
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Widen
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Bethsles
John L. Kenney
Florida
Solie Suciee
Fred G. Learey
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Learey
Ash's Hash Trouble with Love and Civil War Echoes
Fragmentary historical excerpt notes strained relationships and shifting gender roles. It mentions a man wanting to flee with a woman and a woman seeking independence, along with a line about Stone men dragging women, contrasting past oppression with modern claims of female authority.
Cambridge Is Hot Spot Renewed Race Flareups Feared
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne ordered Birmingham school board officials to submit to a prior ruling. The Justice Department filed suits in two federal courts in Alabama on Friday seeking compliance and addressing racial tensions near Greenwood and Birmingham.
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Greenwood
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Birmingham School Board
Montgomery
Justice Department
Alabama
Railroad Settlement Pushed See Us to Finance Your Car
A compact hometown appeal for financing a new or newer automobile appears in a Palmer area notice. The message invites readers to consult local finance options tied to a railroad settlement, promoting easy credit for auto purchases.
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Palmer
American Killed In Viet Nam During Air Base Alert
In Saigon an American airman was killed and another wounded during an exchange of fire between two groups of airmen at Vinh Long Air Base Thursday night. Officials stated the incident occurred during a routine alert and involved internal clashes between factional groups.
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Vinh Long Air
Sell Sarasota edition boosts northern orders
Sarasota News reports strong demand for the SELL SARASOTA edition with hundreds of orders from New Jersey and Pennsylvania papers. Circulation manager says northerners want Sarasota content. orders can be placed by phone at 955 4141 or via coupon, price 20 cents per copy.
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Lime Avenue
Sino-Red Talks in Moscow Highlight Rift with China
Secret talks in a Moscow villa enter a second day as Khrushchev plans a Yugoslavia visit to meet Tito, deepening Sino Soviet tensions. Peking denounces Tito as a "running dog of capitalism" and China signals possible longer stay before returning home, amid uncertain talks since July 5.
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