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In Moscow, meanwhile, the “one man,” Premier Nikita Khrushchev, told . visiting West German reporters that Russia be- lieves -a speedy summit confer- ence is desirable even if the for- eign ministers meeting does not produce remarkable progress.

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Christian A. Herter, making his first major policy speech as U.S.

war can be expected although he and his British and French col- leagues will strive for meaningful agreements with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva.

British Foreign Secretary Sel- wyn Lloyd also went on television and said he hopes for a turn of the tide in the cold war through “just a little progress’ in Geneva. ~Rejecting some criticism that the British government had

approach to the Soviet Union, Lloyd said Britain is firm “‘on es-

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ble about details and to be pat-| tient in negotiations.”’

A crowd of 1,000 Britsons dem-' onstrated in protest as Ronald | Marwood, a 25-year-old killer of | a policeman, was hanged in Pen- tonville prison in London. The execution was carried out | only 200 yards from the. home of Marwood, a Cockney convicted in| the knife slaying of a policeman —one of the few crimes that can get the death penalty under Brit- ain’s modified capital punishment aw.

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maintained an all-night protest vigil while inside, convicts rioted for half an hour demanding that the hanging be called off. Home Secretary R. A. Butler and At- torney -General Reginald Man- ningham-Buller earlier rejected pleas for mercy.

The body of Mack Charlies Bar- | ker was found in a river 10 days! after the Negro was savagely beaten and dragged from a jail at Poplarville, Miss.

A coroner’s jury ruled that the 23-year-old truck driver, whose body was water-bleached when found, had died ‘of bullet’ wounds

The Federal Bureau of Investi- gation stepped up investigation of the killing .ef Parker, who had been waiting trial-on a charge of having raped: a pregnant white woman. He was dragged from

state secretary, warned that no|clared that the end of the Alger- quick and easy end of the cold)

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jail in Poplarville while the sher- iff was away from the scene. President Charles de Gaulle de-

ian rebellion against France is

“in sight.” While giving no details, de Gaulle spoke confidently with

what he called “full knowledge of the facts’—a statement inter- preted in some quarters as indi- cating there are new~ develop- ments in the-conflict not known publicly.

Speaking in Bourges in central France during the third of a ser- iies of tours in which he is ex- plaining his political program to the voters, de Gaulle declared:

“Without setting a date, with- out making any promises, and without presumptuousness, I say here with full knowledge of the facts, that the day is in sight when Algeria will be pacified.” CHURCHILL'S VISIT

Sir Winston Chugchill visited | | Washington, a little subdued by | i his 84 years but wearing the | same impish griri and puffing the well-known cigar.

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