Air Force plans August Moon Shot and Moon orbit probe
Lt. Gen. S. E. Anderson announced Air Force aims to fire three lunar probes this year using modified Thor missiles on a 278000 mile two and a half day flight toward the moon. If off course, the devices would serve as noninstrumented scientific satellites in extended orbits. Atlas range tests to be attempted in August as well.
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Eisenhower outlines Geneva talks on nuclear tests with Khrushchev
The White House released a letter showing President Eisenhower expects talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Geneva starting July 1 to discuss a possible ban on nuclear tests. The letter notes including experts from Czechoslovakia and Poland on the Soviet side and possible participation by the UK France and other Western nations.
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Algerian Rebels Threaten Break with De Gaulle Plan
Paris AP report says Algerian rebels threaten a break with Premier de Gaulle as he seeks to disentangle France from Algeria. The Al Algeria Public Safety Committee opposes local elections and calls for a cleansing of French parties, while pledging personal support to De Gaulle.
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East German hint that U.S. airmen may be treated as spies
East Germany hinted that nine U.S. Army men arrested after a helicopter forced landing behind the Iron Curtain could be treated as spies. Die Volksarmee cited Maj. James R. Zeller of Mount Joy Pennsylvania and his team, vowing not to tolerate border incursions for espionage. U.S. officials said the helicopter from the 3rd Armored Division in West Germany ran out of fuel during a thunderstorm.
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Macmillan Urges Start Toward Building Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a gradual path to world peace through disarmament and reduced tensions. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University commencement with President Eisenhower to introduce him, urging controlled disarmament and lower trade barriers while noting real progress requires both sides' willingness.
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Administration Attacks Labor Corruption Bill as Ineffective
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration blasts a Senate bill targeting labor union corruption as full of loopholes and ineffective. Secretary of Labor Mitchell says new legislation should strengthen, not weaken, protections for union members workers and the public amid ongoing debate with S. John F. Kennedy.
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Khrushchev Rival On The Way Out
Signe from Moscow says Nikita Khrushchev plans to purge rival Mikhail Suslov, a central committee secretary and presidium member. Suslov’s absence from key meetings and a forced personnel change hint at eroding influence and a push toward a full Central Committee showdown.
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Signe
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Kremlin
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Suslov
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Central Committee
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Konstantinov
Bulgaria
Georgi Malenkov
Vv. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Sheplov
Georgi’ Zhukov
Auto Makers Union Await Talk Results
Detroit reports show the auto companies and United Auto Workers using a wait-and-see approach as talks resume at General Motors Ford and Chrysler. No progress was announced after meetings yesterday. The wage formula from the 1956 contract was briefly used as a template, but expired contracts Monday without a settlement. Plant operations remain normal as the industry enters a second week without bargaining coverage for about 800,000 workers.
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Ford
Chrysler
Bomarc Missile Test Appears Successful at Atlantic Flight
Cape Canaveral AP report says another Bomarc missile test over the Atlantic was apparently successful. The Boeing ground to air interceptor aims for operational status as part of a program with more than 40 missiles fired from the Air Force test center. It can seek enemy aircraft up to 800 miles from U.S. shores.
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Democratic candidates must file by June 21 1968
The Thomas County Democratic Executive Committee set June 21 at noon Eastern Standard Time as the filing deadline for the September primary. Qualifying fees: Judge City Court $250, Representative in General Assembly $250, County Commissioner $75. A majority vote is required if three or more seek the same office.
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