Romanian Leader Charts Independent Path with Paris Visit
Premier Ion-Gheorghe Maurer defies Soviet pressure asserting Romania’s sovereignty as he heads to Paris to meet Georges Pompidou and possibly Charles de Gaulle. Talks aim to boost open relations and Western trade while Romania seeks credits, Western contracts, and entry to GATT.
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Vienna
Austria
Ion-Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
Kremlin
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Maurer
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Moscow
China
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Patrolmen Attacked in St Louis Rooming House Ruffian Assault
Patrolman Jus Garcia and Officer Carrl Vaughn were assaulted by about 20 residents at a rooming house in St Louis while escorting a restrained man. Garcia suffered bruises and possible internal injuries. Vaughn sought aid as the mob continued the attack on the officers and a female assailant.
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ST. Louis
Jus Garcia
Garcia
Carrl Vaughn
Vaughn
Carola
Bucharest seeks new nuclear plants amid Paris talks
Romanian Deputy Premier Alexander Birladeanu says Bucharest has approached several countries, besides the United States and Britain, about selling nuclear reactors. France is the presumed third option as economic and political talks in Paris also touch on Communist China and a possible Franco Romanian partnership amid U S and Soviet rivalry.
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Bucharest
United States
Britain
Alexander Birladeanu
Maurer
Paris
France
Romania
China
Peking
Soviet Union
Record corporate profits signal ongoing business upturn
The week's earnings reports show a booming upturn led by autos with General Motors Ford and Chrysler posting record second and first half profits. Analysts credit the February tax cut for profit retention and stronger consumer spending as firms like Motorola Du Pont and American Airlines post gains. Economists from Bank of America foresee continued growth through mid-1965.
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AP Business News
NEW York
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Wall Street
Fed
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Chrys
Ler
Motorola
B.F, Goodrich
Celanese
du Pont
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Steel
American Airlines
United Air Lines
American Tobacco Co
R.J. Reynolds Co
Bank of America
Five Alleged Klansmen Held in Cross-Burning
Florida Attorney General Dan Warren announced five warrants charging cross burning by Ku Klux Klan members in St. Augustine. Named are J B Stoner of Atlanta Connie Lynch of California Paul Cochran of Jacksonville and Bill Coleman of St. Augustine along with another out-of-state figure. The acts are misdemeanors carrying up to a $500 fine and 90 days in jail.
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St, Augustine
Fla
St. Augustine
Florida State Atty
Dan Warren
J.B. Stoner
Atlanta
Connie Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Paul Cochran
Jacksonville
Bill Coleman
Local Scouts to Aid at New York World’s Fair
Winchester youth Bob Pullen of 306 Maple Ave will join 10 Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts as Service Corps members at the New York World’s Fair. They will guide at the Boy Scouts of America Exhibit, demonstrate crafts, and conduct campfires. They travel by bus with other Service Corps members, returning August 3.
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Winchester
Bob Pullen
Maple Ave
Shenandoah Area
New York
Washington, D.C
Thomas M. Hall
Shenandoah
Service Corps
Boy Scouts of America
Bob DeHaven
Martinsburg
Sam Welch
Front Royal
Phil Schaffner
Luray
Larry Alger
Glenn Davis
Allen Fravel
Phil Fravel
Bill Hall
Kenneth Kyger
Global sparks of tension mix with labor strike relief
In Moscow Pravda challenges Chinese policy amid nationalist rhetoric. In Johannesburg a major time bomb attack injures 22 at a white area railway station as racial segregation fuels security fears. In Santiago Fidel Castro’s Cuba defeats American students 26 0 while Cuban newsmen visit with State Department approval. In Bone Algeria a ship explosion sinks the Egyptian vessel Alexandria with 182 dead reported by Alger Republicain. In London Britain’s 120000 mailmen call off a midnight strike after a wage settlement grants 6 1 2 percent increases retroactive to January 1.
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Algiers
Alexandria
Bone
Alger Republicain
Here
Crossword Clues Packaged As Assembly of Hints
A compact puzzle style list presents numbered clues with wordplay and definitions across birds plants diseases and locations. It reads like a cryptic style crossword guide listing entries such as a number sequence for bird related terms and Nova Scotia references alongside abbreviations and hints for word endings.
Power Outage Halts Downtown KC Service and Union Station
A 13 200 volt transmission fault cut power to seven downtown buildings and left Union Station dark for over two hours. Trains remained running on emergency power to move track switches as diners at the station restaurant ate by candlelight.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Raccoon Bites Woman After Forcing Entry Near Yakima
A raccoon entered a house south of Yakima through an open door Friday night and severely bit Mrs. Claire Waarvick of Wapato on the arm. She was treated and released from a hospital. The animal jumped onto her at the table, then pursued her as she fled. Her husband kicked the raccoon, stunning it briefly before it fled.
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Yakima, Wash
Here
Claire Waarvick of
Wapato
Front Royal Markets Hog Veal Lamb and Cattle Prices
Market prices list for hogs veal lamb and cattle at Front Royal. Includes weight classes and ranges for heavy light sow stock feeder and yearling categories with values across Good Standard Utility and down grades.
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Cutter & Utility
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Wilde Acres
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
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London
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Richmond
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