US Envoys Meet amid Rift Over Far East Policy
US ambassador Everett Drumright and top aides arrived in Washington for talks with officials on the growing rift between the American government and Chiang Kai-shek over Far East policy. Drumright delayed in New York due to fog. meeting with President Kennedy expected this afternoon. Washington press notes emphasize continued opposition to admitting Red China to the United Nations while outlining diplomacy with Outer Mongolia and Mongolia’s potential listening post role.
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UPI
China Everett
Drumright
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
York
Becaus
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Nees
Kennedy
Gian
Kai --Shek
China
Peiping
United. Nations
Outer - Mongolia
U.N
State Department
United Nations
Lincoln White
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General Assembly
Adinis
Moscow
U. S
Senator McClellan brands Hoffa plan dangerous to U S
Senator John McClellan told the 79th annual Texas Bar convention in Fort Worth that union power must be curbed with antitrust style controls. He warned against a single man calling nationwide strikes that could paralyze commerce and threaten national well being.
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Tex
UPD
John McClellan
Racety Shuster
Arkan- McClellan
State Bar of
MecClellan
Soviets Rebuff U S Proposals for Nuclear Ban Talks
In Moscow a Soviet note announced rejection of U S proposals for a nuclear tests ban and urged merging talks into a general disarmament conference. The note, printed by Izvestia and handed to Ambassador Thompson, repeats Khrushchev troika demand with a three group executive body. The State Department confirmed receipt and study of the missive.
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UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Izvestia
Andrei “ Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Kennedy
Washington
State’ Department
Kremlin
Nikita Khruschev
United Staates
Troika
Scottsdale Woman Named Publicity Director for 1961 State Fair
Erma P. Carron of Scottsdale has been named public relations director for the Arizona State Fair to be held November 3 through 12 in Phoenix. Charles H. Garland says the Fair Commission office is already busy with advance planning and the 1960 fair was the biggest in state history, with this year promising further improvements and innovations.
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P. Carron
Scottsdale
Charles H. Garland
Mrs. Carron
Fourth St
Phoenix
Carren
Fair Commission
Arizona
Arizona liquor study groups clash over scope of special session
Arizona lawmakers split at a joint House and Senate liquor study meeting over the governor’s call for a July 17 special session. The big rift centers on a second tax bill tied to liquor code changes, with leaders arguing the proposals must be considered separately.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
Arizona
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Senate Liquor Control Study
Giss
Stephens
D-Maricopa
Attorney General
Solons
Atlas rocket sets new distance record for military missiles
The United States launched the advanced Model Atlas on a flight surpassing 9,000 miles, aimed at a new world distance record for war missiles. Officials noted the test faced close scrutiny to confirm whether the nose cone reached the target distance, with early indications suggesting a successful but challenging test program.
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Cape Canaveral
United States
Air ‘Force
Taey
U.S
State highway bridge project aims to span Salt River
Arizona highway officials said they face difficulty acquiring right of way for a Salt River bridge between Tempe and Phoenix. The plan envisions a new bridge across the river bottom to connect the two cities.
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Phoenix
License crackdown to check drivers on roadblocks city wide
Police and Arizona officials announce a state wide round of roadblock checks starting Monday. Justice officials say drivers without licenses or with suspended licenses face at least ten days in jail and a $100 fine. Traffic safety coordinators urge minimal delays and plan check points on main arteries and other roads on different days.
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Arizona
Fae
Justice of the Peace
Bend
Fox
Larry
Doyle
East Berlin Tightens Rule on West Berlin Jobs
East Berlin authorities announce a new enforcement of a preapproval job rule for residents seeking work in West Berlin. Officials admit the measure was not enforced previously, noting about 50,000 East Berliners held jobs in the free part of the city. The city says it will now publicize the law more strongly and enforce violations.
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UPI
West Berlin
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