Leaders Exchange Messages as Khrushchev Reaches Kennedy
Khrushchev sent Kennedy a message of independence day congratulations and urged joint efforts toward peaceful problem solving. Kennedy replied that the United States remains committed to liberty and freedom and expressed desire for peace and friendship with the Soviet Union. This marked the fourth personal message exchange between the leaders since Kennedy’s election.
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Eichmann on Trial Heard He Acknowledged Mass Killings
In Jerusalem the Eichmann trial heard he knew he was a wanted major war criminal and estimated six million Jews were exterminated. Testimony from former Nazis in Germany Austria and Italy was read as the court reviewed plans to move Jews to extermination camps and attempted to block or stall those plans.
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US Demands Laos Peace Talks Proceed At Geneva
The United States urged the Laos peace conference to end obstruction and delay and begin concrete negotiations. Acting U S delegation leader John M Steeves criticized Communist procedural tactics as bold and arrogant during the seven week parley at Geneva.
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Posie the parakeet’s death silences bustling pet shop chats
A beloved parakeet named Posie died unexpectedly at Brown and Main, leaving a small six inch grave at the pet memorial park on South Scottsdale Road. Posie hosted visitors at the Posie Post, greeted customers with cheerful phrases, and could recite Marys Little Lamb. He was 5 1/2 years old.
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Rural Home Fire Sparks Arson Probe In West Side
Firefighters battled a blaze at a frame house 1414 East as clues suggested arson. Owner M. D. Lewis, nearby resident, was treated after a suspected heart episode. neighbor F C Copeland reported explosions and the rear of the house ablaze. Five trucks and 15 men fought the fire for over two hours while Deputy Edwards said investigators continued.
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Fireworks Light Up Valley With Multiple Shows
Several fireworks programs are planned for Valley of the Sun residents tonight. In Scottsdale the American Legion sponsors a show at Scottsdale Baseball Stadium at Osborn and Ball Park Plaza at 7 p.m. In Tempe the Tempe Kiwanis Club presents a novelty and fireworks display at 7 p.m. at ASU Stadium to benefit youth projects. At Turf Paradise on Phoenix north side a space age extravaganza is set for 8 10 p.m.
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Traffic toll set to near record for holiday period
The nation faces a grim holiday as traffic deaths climb at about five per hour since Friday. By 9 30 am PDT the count reached 443 while total fatalities stood at 732 including drownings planes and fireworks. California led with 41 deaths followed by Texas Ohio and New York.
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New York Pilot Union Seeks Temporary Injunction
A UPI report from New York notes a spokesman’s statement regarding pilots unions and a bid for a temporary injunction. The wording is fragmented but indicates unions pressing for a court order while officials respond.
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Hemingway to be buried in Idaho after suicide
Famed author Ernest Hemingway will receive private Catholic graveside services in Idaho with no inquest planned. The 61 year old shot himself with a double shotgun blast. funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday to Friday with Father Robert Waldemann officiating.
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Military official outlines fate of detainees after coup
Col Kim Chae Choon, commander of Ghiscarenge counterintel, said some accused are in jail while others remain under house arrest. He warned more arrests may follow, and details on ex-Premier Chang’s fate remain undisclosed as authorities impose travel restrictions and curfew after seizing power.
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Yugoslavia’s Tito Frames Peaceful Coexistence Policy
Tito in a major policy speech condemns Communist Chinese and Albanian leaders for a sharp cold war against Yugoslavia and asserts Yugoslavia’s peaceful coexistence policy is finding expression in relations with the United States Britain and other Western nations.
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