Five Chinese Officials Recalled by Soviet Union
Chinese authorities cry foul as Moscow demands the recall of five Chinese nationals including embassy staff and a student for distributing a letter denouncing the Kremlin. Peking Radio says the move is unprecedented and aimed at undermining Sino Soviet unity ahead of July talks.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking Radio
Red Chinese Radio
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Peking
New China News Agency
London
Russia
Mei Wen-Kang
Lu Pei-Hsin
Wang Yao-Tung
Liu Tao-yu
Yao Yi
Institute
Prominent Lord Astor Affair Noted In Ward Case
London reporters describe Mandy Rice-Davies testimony at the Ward pre trial hearing amid defense questions about Lord Astor denial. Miss X testifies of a see through mirror during Ward’s party scene as Mandy and Christine Keeler recount years of intimate involvement with high society figures.
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Christine Keeler
Devonshire Street
London
Stephen Ward
Lord Astor
Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies
Astor
James Burge
Burge
Mandy
Miss X
Leo Gradwell
Ward
Shom Ward
Peter Rachman
Christine
John Profumo
Lord
Lady Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Buckingham Palace
Khrushchev Seeks Unity With Red Leaders Before Moscow Talks
In Berlin Khrushchev shifts from a lukewarm reception to a high level Soviet bloc parley aimed at unifying against China. The Red Chinese fault line widens as Khrushchev's speech affirms peaceful coexistence while accusing Beijing of racial appeals. The Moscow meeting set for Friday seeks to bridge East West tensions and resolve Sino Soviet rifts.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
Moscow
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
East Berlin
Weather Map Forecast and River Stage Update
Weather map on page six shows 6 a.m. readings 85 Noor 82 9 a.m. 76 2 p.m. 88. Sunrise 5:25 Sunset 8:21. River stage 1.5 feet stationary.
Terre Haute Area Weather Forecast With Temperatures
Local conditions show yesterday high 91 and last night low 64 with 0.05 inch precipitation. Terre Haute and vicinity expect sunny, hot conditions Sunday with highs in the low 90s and tonight's low in the upper 60s. Scattered thunderstorms are likely late Sunday night into Monday with cooler conditions Monday. Indiana area mostly fair and hot with isolated showers. Illinois sees widely scattered thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Street thermometer readings include morning 66 and 2 PM 89.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Multiple Injured As Kenosha Rail Collision Occurs
A Milwaukee road passenger train collided with a freight train near the Truesdell depot outside Kenosha Wisconsin. Reports say 57 aboard the passenger train were injured along with others on scene. Ambulances and buses transported the injured to local hospitals.
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Kenosha
Wis
UPD
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Truesdell
Eight Drowned In Car Mishap
ATHENS GA June 29 AP Jewett L Barnett and wife planned a grocery ride with seven grandchildren and a babysitter. The car veered off the road into the Oconee River drowning eight of the ten occupants. Mrs Barnett survived with one child. The driver blamed a possible accelerator jam.
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Athens
Jewett L. Barnett
Barnetts
Nicholson
Oconee
Barnett
Macmillan Refuses to Drop Reins
London June 29 Prime Minister Harold Macmillan refused to resign amid the Profumo scandal. He said he would lead the Conservative party at the next election if health and strength permit, as sex and security turmoil unsettles Britain and Jon Profumo’s resignation follows lying about his relation with Christine Keeler.
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London
UPD
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Macmillan
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Labor Party
Tribune Star Announces New Main Office Phone Number
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Star move newsrooms to the Tribune Building third floor as remodeling proceeds. Departments shift to the second floor and a new central phone number replaces the old Crawford 1331, becoming effective immediately for all departments.
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Tribune-Star
Crawford
Kennedy Receives Freedom of Galway City on Irish Tour
President Kennedy arrived in Galway as part of his Irish visit and was granted Galway's Freedom of the City. Thousands cheered as he flew from Dublin and toured Eyre Square before a reception in southern England. He noted 25 million people of Irish descent in the United States and wrapped up the three day ancestral tour with a ceremony and Gaelic and English tributes.
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Galway
Ireland
Kennedy
Dublin
Eyre Square
England
Harold Macmillan
United States
Tribune Newsroom Moves to Third Floor in Remodel
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Star relocate editorial offices to the third floor of the Tribune Building as part of a modernization program. The move creates a central wire service and engraving room with upgraded teletype, wirephoto, and photo engraving equipment serving both papers.
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Terre Haute Tribune
The
Terre Haute Star
Tribune
Wabash Valley
Crawford
Kansas Named for Native People, National Geographic Reports
United Press International notes Kansas derives its name from the Kansas Indians meaning People of the South Wind per the National Geographic Society. The article presents a concise linguistic origin of the state name.
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United Press International
State of
Kansas
People of the
South Wind
National Geographic Society
Kennedy wraps Irish tour with Shannon Galway Bay swing
President Kennedy finishes his visit to Ireland with stops at Shannon Limerick and Galway Bay. Khrushchev meets satellite leaders at a summit. Forthright unity call closes San Francisco Young Republicans convention. Two GOP senators urge restraint over civil rights. Barry Goldwater attacks Kennedy over Cuba at a New Castle rally. Judge Hill dismisses an Indiana University socialist indictment due to vague wording.
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Kennedy
Shannon
Limerick
Galway Bay
Khrushchev
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
New Castle
Nat Hill
Bloomington
Indiana University
North Korea Says Two U S Pilots Are Alive
North Korea admitted for the first time that two American helicopter pilots Capt. Ben W. Stutts and Capt. Charleton A. Voltz are alive after their May 17 downing near Panmunjom. A North Korean delegate told the U N command they are detained as criminals and in normal condition while rejecting further discussion.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
North Korea
Red Territory
U. N
Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton A. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Coronation Of Pope Paul VI Draws Global Crowds
Vatican City preparations for Pope Paul VI coronation draw hundreds of leaders tourists and pilgrims to Rome. About 300000 are expected in St. Peter's Square for a three hour ceremony with 90 countries represented and the papal throne set outdoors.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Basilica
Thundershowers Forecast Across Indiana This Weekend
Scattered thundershowers expected for Hoosiers from today through Sunday and into Monday. Friday highs reached the low 90s, with a 1934 record of 100 noted. night and morning lows in the 60s. Rain could bring limited drought relief but not end the drought.
The Country Parson Resolving to Do Better Today
A reflective item notes that some people view resolving to improve tomorrow as equal to making improvements today. The point advocates consistent effort and practical steps over vague intentions.
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