Khrushchev mocks imperialists at start of test ban talks
In Moscow a first session of US Soviet and British talks on nuclear test ban opened with light banter. Khrushchev quipped about signing immediately and joked I’m surrounded by imperialists as Harriman and Lord Hailsham weighed offers and aims. Negotiations to continue with Gromyko present.
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What do the Chinese want war tension tops Soviet critique
The Soviet Union urged in Izvestia that China risks war to pursue aims as Moscow accuses Beijing of splitting world communism. An editorial questions future sacrifices and cites Afro Asian bloc tensions while Sino-Soviet talks continue amid mutual distrust and nuclear test ban disputes.
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Dull Trade in Over‑the‑Counter Stocks Worsens
New York brokers reported a sluggish session with generally lower prices. Eli Lilly slid to 89 1/2, with first half earnings at 1.54 per share versus 1.68 last year. G D Searle fell to 124, insurers declined, and the National Quotation Bureau industrial average eased to 137.81, down 0.20.
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Broadcasting Co executive dies at NBC in California
Don ald E. Allen 50 West Coast manager of promotional services for NBC died Monday in Burbank California from a heart attack. A Nebraska native Allen had been with NBC since 19H.
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Weather outlook calls for cooler Eastern half next 30 days
The weather bureau forecasts below or near normal temperatures across the eastern half of the nation for the next 30 days with below normal in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rocky Mountains and above normal in the southwest central plains and upper Great Lakes. Rainfall trends show below normal in the Southwest, upper Great Lakes, and east Gulf while above normal in the Northwest and from the Appalachians to the Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere rainfall should be near normal.
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Wallace and Black Muslim clash over segregation stance
In a civil rights hearing Gov. George Wallace and a Black Muslim leader joined in support of segregation. Wallace attacked Kennedy administration proposals while the Muslim contended integration humiliates Negroes. The exchange continued in the Senate Caucus Room as bystanders mocked and debated.
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Rockefeller Attacks Radical Right in GOP Candidacy Debate
New York Governor Rockefeller denounces the radical right as he positions himself in the GOP race amid Goldwater speculation. Spokesmen say the statement signals a bid, while observers link the move to a broader effort to block Goldwater with backing from Romney Scranton and other Republicans. Keating praises Rockefeller while urging Goldwater to denounce fringe elements.
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NMU Detroit approves three year seniority transfer pact
The National Maritime Union in Detroit unveils a three year contract allowing Great Lakes seamen to carry seniority to deep sea jobs. Separate items note salvage bids for the Chickasaw ships near Long Beach California and other standing news across labor and public safety events.
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Chronicle Telegram July 16 1963 Elyria Ohio newspaper note
Publication details for The Chronicle Telegram dated July 16 1963 list edition number 166, publication schedule, address at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio, and pricing for mail and carrier delivery. Rates show Lorain and adjoining counties 20.00, outside Ohio 25.50, elsewhere 21,350.
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