China Reds Arrive For Showdown In Moscow
A Chinese Communist delegation arrived in Moscow for a high stakes clash with Premier Khrushchev over world communist leadership. Teng Hsiao ping led the Chinese group with Suslov meeting them at the airport amid sharp exchanges and charges from both sides.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kemlin
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping
Pan Tzu-k
Peking
JFK and Khrushchev Exchange Fourth of July Messages
President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev exchanged Independence Day greetings and messages of peace. Kennedy expressed hope for just and lasting world peace and progress toward resolving key international problems. Khrushchev sent warm congratulations and wishes for peace and prosperity to the American people.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Krushchev
Khrushchev
Polish leader warns writers against independent ideas
Wladyslaw Gomulka, in Warsaw, warned Poland's writers and intellectuals that dissemination of ideas hostile to communism will not be permitted. He spoke at the 13th general meeting of the Polish United Workers' Communist party aimed at aligning independent-minded intellectuals with Soviet line set last month.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish United Workers ‘Communist Party
Communist Party
Highways Toll Rises in Fourth of July Weekend
Traffic fatally injured rise as Independence Day travel peaks. By mid day 182 dead with crashes including groups aboard cars. NSC predicts 550 to 650 deaths over the four day period mirroring 1961 peak. Three members of a northeastern Iowa family were killed in a two car crash in West Union.
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National Safety Council
NSC
Iowa
West Union
Fourth of July Fireworks Singled Out At Towle Park
Thousands packed Towle Memorial Park for the third annual Independence Day celebration with a flag ceremony read the Declaration by Mayor John Hamblen. Fireworks on the lake shore drew 7 000 to 10 000 spectators. Char lotte Stewart crowned Miss Towle Park Pool 1963. Ginger Austin runner up. Baseball, swimming meets, Spacemobile shows, an art show, and picnics filled the day. Co chairmen Harold Lacik and Paul Sizemore organized the event.
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John Hamblen
Charlotte Stewart
G. W. Stewart
Towle Park Pool
Stewart
Suzanne Shearburn
Ginger Austin
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Spacemobile
National Guard Armory
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Harold Lacik
Paul Sizemore
Franco German talks fail to fix Common Market ties with Britain
In Bonn, President de Gaulle and Chancellor Adenauer end two days of talks with no progress on how the Common Market should relate to Britain. They also fail to settle farm price disputes, delaying a final stance as foreign and agriculture ministers plan Brussels meetings next week.
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Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Paris
Adenauer
Werner Schwarz
Brussels
U.S
Atlantic
United States
France
Soviet Union
Ludwig Erhard
Kennedy
Erhard
West Germany
Ital
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
European Union
Coastline Defense Is Stepped Up
The Coast Guard quietly tightens coast defenses against spies saboteurs and weapons smuggling. A dispatch says Operations Instructions 30-63 voices alert to clandestine entry and sabotage from the sea. The order follows a sweeping survey by Secretary Douglas Dillon.
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New York
US Coast Guard
America
New York Journal-American
Washington
Ed Edstrom
Hearst
Coast Guard
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Percy backs Goldwater to carry Illinois in 1964 election
Chicago AP reports Charles H Percy the lone announced Republican candidate for Illinois governor says Senator Barry Goldwater would win the state in a presidential race. Percy, 43, expressed support on a taped radio program as he begins his first bid for public office.
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Chicago
Charles H Percy
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Percy
Mrs Scarborough Dies After Long Snyder Residency
Nancy Nannie Goodwin Scarborough aged 92 of 2712 Ave died at 9 15 am at Cogdell Hospital. Funeral services are pending at Bell Funeral Home. She was the oldest living member of the First Methodist Church of Snyder and a longtime Scurry County resident. She was born December 2 1870 in Hood County and came to Scurry in 1883. She married Dr A O Scarborough in Snyder on October 26 1886. He died October 7 1952. She was a member of the Eastern Star and is survived by two daughters a son three grandchildren three great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Ave
Scurry County
Cogdell Hospital
Bel! Funeral Home
Scarborough
First Methodist Church of
Snyder
H. A. Goodwin
Hood Co
A. 0. Scarborough
Fastern Star
Guy E. Paxton
Wirtz Outlines Possible Action On Railroad Dispute
Secretary Wirtz meets with railroad and union representatives to outline government actions if no agreement by next Wednesday. He stresses seriousness and notes options from arbitration to legislation, with a possible broad impact on 700000 workers. Kennedy involvement and emergency board action in a separate wage dispute are also cited.
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Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen's Union
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Asst Secretary of
James J. Reynolds
Theodore C Sorensen
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Pullman Co
Weathers Watch: Moderate Wave Near Windward Islands
The Weather Bureau reports a moderate easterly wave near the Windward Islands with numerous showers and squalls up to 40 mph. It will move westward through the Caribbean toward Hispaniola in 48 hours with little intensity change and stable conditions elsewhere in the tropical Atlantic.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Windward Islands
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Hispanola
Tropical Atlantic
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Major victory claimed by Traq Major Victory in Syria report
DAMASCUS Syria AP The Iraqi government claimed a major victory over Kurdish rebel Mullah Mustafa Barzani in northeastern Iraq saying it pushed rebels within 20 miles of the Iranian border. The claim was aired by Baghdad radio on the 25th day of operations against the Soviet trained tribal leader aiming to establish a Kurdish state in Iraq’s oil rich north.
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Damascus
Syria
Mullah
Mustafa Barzani
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
Weather summary for Texas regions with scattered storms
Readings show highs from the low to mid nineties across Texas with lows in the sixties. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies in North and Central Texas with isolated afternoon showers in the southeast and near the coast. Thunderstorms expected mainly in the afternoon and evening across West and South Central Texas with gusty and variable winds, especially Saturday afternoon.
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Texas
Hall
Mosliy
Southwest
Weather to stay hot with scattered thundershowers across Texas
The Weather Bureau forecast continues high temperatures with scattered thundershowers Friday across Texas and nearby states. Delays into Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma will bring similar conditions with temps mostly below 100 in many areas though Wichita Falls hit 106.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Red River Valley
Alpine
Midland-Wind
Texas
Amarillo
Galveston
Howard Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Tropics
Gulf Coast
Richard Thompson
Houston
Thompson
Clergymen Arrested in Maryland Desegregation Protest
In Woodlawn near Baltimore the Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake and other clergy from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths were arrested while attempting to desegregate Gwynn Oak Amusement Park on Independence Day. Police charged 283 participants with trespass and 69 with disorderly conduct as crowds watched and federal hearings loom.
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Baltimore, Md
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Woodlawn
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Weekend edition schedule change for Snyder Daily News
Remembering subscribers that the Saturday weekend issue will be distributed around 5 p m. The paper will still carry a Sunday dateline and include the regular features such as general news society and the color comic section.
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Snyder Daily News
Daily News
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