U S Intensifies Hard Line With Moscow Ahead of UN Clash
Washington shifts to a tough strategy against the Soviet Union as negotiations stall. State Department notes indicate a verbal assault on Khrushchev and a cancellation of talks on an air transport agreement while warning Cuba and Latin America to keep hands off. The nuclear test talks in Geneva remain ongoing despite broader diplomatic collapse.
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Associated Press
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
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America
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Geneva
Shawnee Fire Company names new officers at July meeting
Arthur Rowles named second assistant fire chief and Dennis Strawderman third assistant chief at Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company. Elmo Riickman reports three alarms and no calls last month. Yard party and auction planned for July 30 at 5 p.m. donations and items for auction invited with pickup options.
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Arthur Rowles
Dennis Strawderman
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company
James Boyce
Elmo Riickman
Percy Attacks Democratic Platform Promise Gaps
Chicago GOP Platform head Charles H. Percy says the Democratic platform is long on promises but questions its implementability. He cites civil rights pledges and voting access as areas likely to face resistance. The 102 member GOP panel opens in Chicago with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as opening speaker before the convention.
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Charles H. Percy
Republican Platform Committee
Percy
GOP
Sheraton-Blackstone
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
International Amphitheater
Rockefeller
Round Hill Approves Radio Installation at July Meeting
The Round Hill Community Fire Company signed a contract to install radio equipment in its fire truck at the July meeting. Frederick County fire companies plan two way radio equip in their trucks soon. The group finalized plans for an annual yard party and auction at James Wood School with fried chicken or country ham suppers from 5 p.m. and auction start at 8 p.m. Area merchants donated items including automotive equipment farm and garden goods and household items. Albert Pingley is general yard party chair. The fire chief noted one fire in the past month. The benefit committee turned over $100 toward paving the fire hall driveway.
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Round Hill Community Fire Company
Frederick County Fire Companies
James Wood School
Orndorff and
Cole
Albert Pingley
Many Vegetables Listed for Curb Market Saturday
A diversity of fresh vegetables will be sold at the Farmers Curb Market opening tomorrow at 6 a.m. in the County Parking Lot at Kent and Boscawen Streets. Market master Clarence Fletcher lists corn potatoes beans beets onions lettuce cucumbers radishes squash cabbage apples and peaches with roasting chickens dressed rabbits and baked goods also available.
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Boscawen Sts
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Dillon Warns Khrushchev Turning Talks Into Street Brawls
U S Undersecretary of State Douglas Dillon criticized Soviet Premier Khrushchev for reducing negotiations to temperate threats and street brawls during his Austria visit. Dillon urged adherence to hospitality and urged the USSR to aid UN funds for underdeveloped regions.
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Austria
U. S
Douglas Dillon
Nikita Khrushchev
Dillon
Khrushchev
Austrian Society For Foreign Policy
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Students Burn American Flag In Nicaragua
In Leon at National University students burned a U S flag during an anti American protest Thursday night. Officials linked the act to a decision by the American Cultural Center in Managua to remove its journalism school from the university in Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U. S
National University
Leon
American Cultural Center
Chinese Red Trade Mission Arrives in Havana
A high level Chinese Communist trade mission arrived in Havana to negotiate sugar sales relief from U S cuts and pave the way for full diplomatic relations. Peiping was expected to press for recognition of the Beijing government by Cuba led by Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
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Peiping
U.S
Fidel Castro
Congo Faces Katanga Secession and Belgian Troop Standoff
Belgian forces remain in control as Congo leaders Kasavubu and Lumumba confront Katanga's secession bid. Katanga province votes for independence while U N. calls for troop withdrawal but Belgium plans to keep bases. Tsombe warns the UN not to enter Katanga despite Belgian support.
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Congo
New Republic
U. N
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Moise Tsombe
United Nations
New York
Bunche
Rit ual of the bath enhances relaxation at home
A beauty tip recommends taking a slow scented bath with various salts soaps and lotions to boost relaxation. The suggestion notes experimenting with suds and perfumes can lead to a calmer evening whether for everyday calm or a dinner date. ALECIA BEAUTY SALON at 19 N Braddock St MO 25815 is listed.
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Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
Lumumba Kasavubu Flight Abort Leads to Airport Turmoil
Leopoldville leaders Lumumba and Kasavubu flew toward Stanleyville but a Belgian Total plane reported a technical fault two hours out. On return they faced a hostile crowd, with refugees jeering and Belgian workers attempting to overturn the bus. Extremists urged a full break with the former ruler.
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Lumumba
Eee Kasavubu
Kasavubu
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