West proposes arms census as disarmament step
Western powers urged a world wide census of armed forces and weapons at the ten nation disarmament conference. French expert Jules Moch said detailed data is essential for any disarmament pact and for effective control and inspection. Moscow rejected preapproval of a Western style control system, supporting Khrushchev's four year plan for total disarmament instead.
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Jules Moch
Moch
Khrushchev
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Morenci Elementary Principal Myrtle Avis Not Retaining Post
Morenci Area board did not offer a new contract to Myrtle Avis because she decided not to return next year. Board president Harold Strayer confirmed she informed the superintendent and board president she did not wish to be considered for a coming year. Avis has served as Morenci Area elementary principal.
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Morenci
Morenci Area
Avis
Talman Fired From Perry Mason Role After Misconduct Charge
Hollywood actor William Talman, known as Perry Mason s district attorney, was dismissed by CBS after pleading innocent to a misdemeanor lewd vagrancy charge. He and six others face accusations from a Hollywood party incident with a trial set for April 25. Talman protested his innocence and said he committed no crime.
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Calif. U
William Talman
Hanless
CBS
Talman
Hollywood
Top Aide to Castro Resigns Amid Opposition in Cuba
Termed a red mask, Cuba's top military envoy Miguel Pons resigned in Washington accusing Fidel Castro of a communist style dictatorship. He named Ernesto Guevara as the real force behind Havana, while Cuba’s embassy called him a traitor. Also resignations from Rufo Lopez Fresquet and Angel Saavedra followed, signaling shifts in the regime and policy.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rt. Cmdr
Miguel Pons
Pons
Fidel
Havana
Maj
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Fons
Rufo Lopez Fresquet
Castro
Lopez Fresquet
Guevara
Angel L. Saavedra
Batista J
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inter-American Defense Board
Home show opens in Adrian Armory
The Kiwanis Manufacturers Home and Sport Show opens at 1 p.m. for its ninth year in Adrian. More than 50 booths fill both floors of the armory as Mahlon Gray, the general chairman, states hours are 1 to 9 p.m. today through Sunday. The Women's Benefits Association runs the concession. The General Telephone exhibit, a long trailer named Tel-e-yan, debuts here with live hookups and varied equipment. Electricity is supplied by a four wheel drive truck pulling the trailer.
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Kiwanis
Mahlon Gray
Women’s Banefits Association
Tel-e-yan
Police pay padding charge prompts signed statements
Police officers accuse a fellow officer of falsifying time reports. City Administrator Robert Finley asked eight officers to present signed statements within a week. Statements will be reviewed and sent to the Civil Service Commission. Officers also aired department grievances and discussed a prior meeting.
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Robert Finley
Lorarman Ene
Civil Service Commission
Finley
Herbert Carr
pessimism is unwarranted says Ford economist
Chicago Ford Motor Co. economist George Hitchings told a bankers group that sentiment has shifted from unwarranted optimism to unwarranted pessimism. He said business conditions are not measurably different from three to four months ago and blamed lower steel output, car production cuts, and a stock market decline for the mood shift.
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Chicago
Ford Motor Co
Economist
George P. Hitchings
Bankers Group
Hitchings
Central States
Investment Bankers Association of America
Official dies while preparing to speak at institute meeting
John B. Hussey, 52, a member of the Federal Power Commission since 1958, collapsed and died Thursday as he was introduced to make a speech at the Southern District meeting of the American Petroleum Institute. Hussey, born in Jefferson, Texas, had been an attorney in Shreveport, Louisiana, for many years.
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San
Lenawee Health Unit Budget Details Show Spending
A Lenawee county health department budget of 79 788 outlines salary figures with 13 staffers paid 56 750 and Dr John Wisely at 12 400. Travel costs dominate the 5 410 mileage line while federal aid and state grants total 7 307 and 4 500 respectively. The 1959 appropriation stood at 43 000, with 1990's Budget earmarked for salary increases and related costs.
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Lenawee Board of Supervisors
Lenawee Supervisors
Michigan
Federal Health Fund
Lenawee Health Department
John
Wisely
Sanitary Division
Couniry Health Committee
Mills Swick
Macon Township
E. J. Fatebett
Riga Township
Morris Mallory
Blissfield Township
Richard Hoben
Adrian
Herman Tilley
Franklin Township
Delay Persists on Civil Rights Bill in Congress
Washington reports House and Senate leaders extended targets for passing civil rights legislation as debate centers on administration court appointed referees to ensure minority voting rights. Senate considers a substitute plan for registrars, while the House defeated a southern backed amendment requiring stronger proof of discrimination.
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House
Senate
Everett M. Jdirksen
Len Douglas
D-Li
Civil Men Commission
Douglas
The
Rights Commission
Michigan amid wrangles rolls back Williams program
Lansing lawmakers closed a stormy week by discarding 17 of 29 administration bills as the governor faces a stern senate. The seal of quality and elderly coordination plans survive, while a state tax court and local government office fell short. A refer endum on sales tax and a $10 million parks bond move toward debate as the deadline pushes adjournment by mid April. MSU Oakland faces a 50 percent freshman cut due to reduced funding, with 300 to 400 enrollees possible. Blissfield car crash claims Quentin Beck, stricken while driving US 223 near Blissfield. wife aids a passerby who calls for help.
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Williams
Senate
Michigan
Roth
Senate State Affairs Committee
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Ozens
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Raymond J. Apley
Clemens
Oakland
East Lansing
Michigan State University
Durward B Varner
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Warner
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Blissfield
Quentin J. Beck
Route 1
Morenci
Indiana Crash Third Unexplained Disaster In Four Months
A Northwest Airlines crash in India marked the third unexplained commercial disaster within four months, killing 63 people. Investigators sought causes amid a spate of fatal domestic and international air incidents.
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Indiana
New York
Northwest Airlines
India
Pioneer V Sets New Record
Pioneer V passed the million mile mark in its race toward an orbit around the sun. NASA officials and lawmakers celebrated the milestone at a Washington ceremony as scientists reported seven data types returned from the distant satellite. The event featured NASA Director T Keith Glennan, Rep Overs ton Brooks and Pioneer V project director John Lindsay.
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Pioneer
White House
NASA
T. Keith Giennan
Overston Brooks
D-La
Pioneer V Project
John Lindsay
Dr. Glennan
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Glennan
South Point
Brooks
House Committee On Sciences and Astronautics
Mrs Potter Granted Divorce After 12 Years of Marriage
Former Republican U.S. Senator Charles E Potter and Lorraine Potter were divorced after 12 years. Mrs Potter received 135000 in settlement payable over 15 years plus 10000 from the Mullet Lake home and about 35000 in life insurance beneficiary arrangements.
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Charles E. Potter J
Lorraine
Potters
Stance
Congress
Potter
Pottey
George E. Bowles
Teamsters Seek Release of Deposited Funds in Florida Case
In Orlando Local 299 and Local 289 of Detroit sue Florida National Bank for release of $400000, now tied to a $350000 Sun Valley loan in Brevard County. Previous suit for $500000 dismissed on technical grounds. new suit seeks $1400000 with Omar P. Hewitt Jr. as defendant alongside the bank.
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Fla
Teamsters
Detroit
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Florida National Bank
George W. Whitehurst
Omar P. Hewitt Jr
Floridas National Bank
Sun Valley
Brevard County
Union
Ioan
Plane Crash Kills 65 Aboard Northwest Flight 710
Midwest crash near the Ohio River between Indiana and Kentucky leaves 65 dead. Northwest Airlines Lockheed Electra 710, en route from Minneapolis to Miami, breaks apart in rugged terrain after midair blasts. Investigators probe sabotage allegations as FBI arrives from Washington.
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Minneapois
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Cyril Powers
Theodore Wilson
Electra
Jay 2
Louis Gayer
Frank Whitehead
United States
Canada
Emmet Insurance Corp
University of Notre Dame
Joe O Brien
Indiana State Police
Scotland
Federal Aviation Agency
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Evansville
Indiana Na
No Sadness At This Parting Bird Goes Home Empty Cage
In Dallas a case before Justice of the Peace Bill Richburg centered on a mynah bird bought last November for 80 dollars. Mrs. James M. Gaynes and her husband testified the bird would not talk and harmed its cage mates. Gibson, the pet show owner who sold the bird, claimed the bird has risen to talkable phrases since, and offered to reimburse 75 dollars. The judge ordered 5.85 dollars in court costs split. the Guynes left with the birdless cage while Gibson departed with the talking bird, now a stubborn asset.
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Texas
James M. Gaynes
Justice of the Peace
Bill Richburg
Mynah
Guynes
Woody Gibson
Gibson
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