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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1963

Page

12

U.S. and Soviet Agree to Shift to General Disarmament Talks

In Geneva, U S Chief Delegate William C Foster and Soviet envoy Semyon K Tsarapkin reached an in principle agreement to move discussions from the nuclear test ban deadlock to broader disarmament issues. Foster said the Soviets refuse to negotiate on the test ban and Khrushchev’s speech aligned with that stance. The two sides plan further talks with a view to staged progress despite ongoing distrust.

Geneva APS United States Soviet Union Foster Semyon K. Tsarapkin U.S Nikita S. Khrushchev Tsarapkin Washington Kennedy E.L.M. Burns Canada

Conference Meeting Plans Informal Session Monday

The conference schedules an informal session on Monday with no verbatim records kept. This move follows debate over public records and aims to ease procedural scrutiny.

Red Border Guard Flees Into West Berlin in Daylight

An East German border guard escaped to West Berlin by climbing over the anti refugee wall in the Reinickendorf area near the Brandenburg Gate. Two other East Germans attempting to flee via barbed wire were captured. A woman and small child were arrested after signaling West Berliners. A 12 year old East German boy was honored for informing on the escape attempt.

Wall Reinickendorf West Berlin Information Bureau West Helmut Sander Young Pioneers

Man 90 Plans Fifth Wedding In South Africa

Christiaan Rattingh aged 90 will marry for the fifth time saying he feels young and lonely. He met bride-to-be Lily Roodt 54 in the old folks home where he lives.

Port Elizabeth South Africa UPI Christiaan Rattingh Lily Roodt

Melton Regrew Hair Using Exclusive Home Method

Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania resident Mr. T. A. Melton Jr. saved and regrew his hair with a home method. He did not suffer from male pattern baldness.

T. A. Melton, Jr Hollidaysburg, Pa

Guaranteed Baldness Solution Demonstration

An advertisement for the Ebb method visits the Anderson Hotel in Anderson Indiana on Sunday March 3 from 1 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. It promises private interviews and a written guarantee, inviting men to learn how many have been helped without obligation.

Ebb Anderson Hotel Anderson Ind J. M. Bot- I

Business News Briefs Cover January Economic Shifts

National data show orders to factories rising 2 percent from December after two monthly declines, with January factory sales dipping slightly and inventories holding steady. Construction awards rose 5 percent in January to a new monthly peak, offsetting heavy engineering drops with gains in nonresidential and residential work. Westinghouse Electric sees record sales and higher earnings in 1963, driven by industrial equipment demand and stronger electricity markets. Eastern railroads seek lower coal rates from the I C C, targeting March 30 implementation to stay competitive with residual fuel oil.

Westinghouse Outlook Westinghouse Electric Corp Mark W. Cresap Eastern Interstate Commerce Commission East

Cuba Charges Ship Attack By U S Destroyer

Havana reports the Castro regime accuses the U S Destroyer Harold J. Ellison of deliberate ramming a Cuban coastal steamer Joven Amalia February 23 off Guantanamo Bay. No casualties mentioned and rationale for eight day delay unclear.

Havana UPS U. S Joven Amalia Guantanamo Bay Harold J. Ellison Ellison Cuba Amalia

Pine Stand in Arizona Claims Nation’s Largest Yellow Pine Reserve

Arizona’s Pine Stand on Pine Street is described as the largest yellow pine stand in the United States, noted for its extensive grove and timber potential.

Arizona

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