Soviet Union backs Red China regime in dispute
The Soviet Union reaffirmed that the Peking government is China's only legal regime while accusing Chinese Communists of misreading the partial nuclear test ban treaty. A Moscow commentary by Tzvestia defended Beijing and signaled continued support for Communist China's UN admission.
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Taiwan
Peking
Tzvestia
Mikhail A. Mikhailov
United States
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Attacks on Kennedy Goldwater Hit by Tass
Soviet news agency Tass blasted Sen. Barry Goldwater for his stance on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and attacked President Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy. Tass accused Goldwater of a bellicose posture and said Kennedy seeks corporate growth at workers’ expense. It also challenged Edward Kennedy’s claims about fishing vessels near New England.
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Tito JFK Talks Seen in U S Visit This Fall
Informed sources say President Tito of Yugoslavia will visit the United States this fall to meet President Kennedy. The meeting is expected to take place in Washington or New York during the forthcoming United Nations General Assembly session.
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Tito
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New York
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Brazilian Fire Rages Parana Killing Hundreds Reported
Fire sweeps pine forests and coffee plantations in Parana as strong winds fuel flames. Rescue planes and helicopters grounded by fog. U.S. Peace Corps team en route. Hundreds feared dead or homeless as evacuations move toward Sao Paulo and Curitiba amid tense state orders.
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Finns Cheer LBJ Family
Finnish fans show support for the LBJ family amid celebrations and public appearances during a regional event. The gathering highlights cross cultural ties and prominent figures engaging with the community.
Finnish crowds cheer Johnson amid pro American rally
Helsinki reports show more than ten thousand Finns joined a pro US demonstration that overwhelmed Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson as he opened an American Week. The crowd swarmed his stand, forcing the ceremony to end early while Finland and America received long applause.
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Strike Looms In New York Amid Education Talks
Mayor Wagner's mediators push to avert a teachers strike as Charles Cogen and Dr Calvin Gross prepare final meeting plans. UFT president warns 30,000 teachers may strike if demands, including this year's pay, are not met, with Condon Waldin penalties for public employee strikes.
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FDA Labels Krebiozen Worthless
The Welfare Department announced Krebiozen is ineffective in treating cancer in humans and animals. Dr. T Phillip Waalles of the National Cancer Institute said FDA identifies creatine, a dietary amino acid derivative, as the likely substance behind Krebiozen. Dr. Andrew C Ivy challenged the finding, noting creatine and kre biozen differ in solubility and composition.
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Ivy
Chicago
Kennedy to pivot on Cuban policy amid test ban clash
Washington plans shift as Senate debates the nuclear test ban treaty with Goldwater reservations threatening to sink the pact. Mansfield opposes any caveat and Dirksen signals likely opposition while Biden and other leaders weigh how to keep 67 votes.
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Associated Press
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Barry Goldwater
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Dirksen
Dallas
Opening Week Desegregation Spreads Across States
Opening week of the new school year shows voluntary desegregation in several communities under federal court orders, with Alabama facing potential federal enforcement. Birmingham schools closed after rioting sparked by a Negro attorney’s home bombing. two Negro brothers enrolled but did not attend, and Tuskegee and Mobile saw troop deployments later withdrawn. Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and other states report mixed progress, with Savannah, Athens, and Atlanta admitting more Negro students while pockets of resistance and hoaxes appear in Charleston and Baton Rouge.
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Nigeria sentences rebel to 15 years
Lagos dispatch reports Anthony Enaboro found guilty and sentenced to fifteen years for overthrowing the government with Ghanaian support. The item notes Enahoro, a tribal chief and leader, and mentions a visit to India in September and pharmacy remarks amid a separate, disjointed exchange on time-saving prescriptions.
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Enahoro
India
Hong Kong Confirmed Twenty One Cases
Officials in Hong Kong confirmed twenty one new cases, detailing local transmission and monitoring measures as health authorities step up testing and contact tracing to curb the outbreak.
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Chicago Blast Damages Ship
A dynamite blast damaged a Canadian freighter Howard L. Shaw in Chicago port. The incident left a hull hole and stemmed from a long idle vessel tied to a labor dispute between two unions. Actions on both sides demand international border tension.
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