France United States Nuclear Pact Talks Amid Test Ban
Kennedy suggested France could get nuclear assistance under the Atomic Energy Act while keeping a deterrent without testing. De Gaulle urged France to remain outside the test ban, tied to West Germany. Adenauer fears East Germany gains status if the treaty is signed. China’s adherence remains unlikely. The issue centers on preventing nuclear spread and fallout, with broader cooperation between the US and Britain discussed.
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Nationwide welfare survey flags ineligible relief claims nation wide
A nationwide welfare survey requested by Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia finds 5.4 percent of relief recipients ineligible. West Virginia tops the rate at 17.3 percent, while misrepresentation peaks at 7.4 percent in Delaware and Nevada. Overpayments reach 42.4 percent in Alabama and underpayments 60.6 percent in North Carolina. Investigations will tighten with monthly reinvestigations and six month redeterminations.
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Citizens Traffic Corps Proposed for Understaffed Towns
Suffolk County on Long Island relies on a citizens corps idea to report traffic violators as police share remains low. Police Commissioner Barry notes warnings rarely deter offenders and a warrant may be needed to curb reckless driving. County Executive Dennison backs mobilizing residents to aid enforcement.
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House committee votes to end federal deduction on state taxes
The Ways and Means Committee approved a 15 to 10 partyline vote to bar federal deductions for state and local gasoline, alcohol, cigarettes, auto licenses, and selective taxes. Deductions remain for income, general sales, property taxes. The plan would cost taxpayers about 500 million annually.
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Building Hope Through Washington Manpower Course
The program started with 51 attendees in Washington. Eleven left, four dropped for poor attendance, seven due to a $35 weekly allowance limit. Forty remained and achieved the equivalent of a school-grade in three months. They moved from a sense of entitlement to gaining basic education and semi skilled job training to be employed after six months.
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Washington workers wary as crime fears curb jobs
Civil Service agents note slowed recruiting in Washington as the city’s violence image deters young job seekers. Despite FBI data placing Washington seventh in crime for cities of its size, locals focus on muggings and robberies. Cleanup of the violent element is urged to restore interest.
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Presidential council targets adults with home exercise booklet
The council reports today that children are fitter than years ago but lags behind foreign students. It announces a home exercise booklet for adults to improve national fitness, suggesting even rocking chairs must yield to exercise.
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Mississippi Parkway links gulf to Canada and Trans-Canada Highway
The Mississippi River Parkway will extend from the Gulf to the Canadian border and connect with the Trans-Canada Highway forming a T for north south and east west travel. Officials in both countries consider it a defensive and international tourism corridor uniting Canada and the United States.
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Dear Abby column readers face family tangle and advice
Readers ask about balancing love and parents in law and marriage. Abby advises letting son and wife set terms, ignore the couple until they act, and not force affection. Other notes include a breach of promise jab and a jealous neighbor worry with guidance to consult a doctor.
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Personal Cases He Was Out Of Place In Love Case Q-420
Greg W aged 27 fell in love with a night club singer from a rough neighborhood and alien race and religion. His parents fear incompatibility but devise a ruse to test the union by inviting her home. Friction grows as she smokes at breakfast, raises noise, nags, and wears a swimsuit in the living room.
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Red satellite launch shocks world as Cosmos unmanned craft soars
The Soviet Union launched another Cosmos earth satellite, an unmanned scientific research vehicle, Tuesday. In Cleveland a blaze destroyed the West Side Community House Cabin in Metropolitan Park, causing $8,000 damage.
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Sife Be gins At 40 By ROBERT PETERSON
An old chestnut about fun aging costs is challenged as the writer argues enjoyment grows cheaper with age. The piece shares reflections on friendship, travel, and retirement values, including a retired lawyer's story and personal vacation notes. It ends inviting readers to request a booklet on retire ment travels.
Office Feuds Fuel Staff Spirit in Odd Office Memo
A humorous look at office feuds that fuel workplace drama. Rivalries among VPs over a window count and long grudges from 1930s incidents reveal a quirky, enduring office culture.
Bandits kill 45 men in Bogota farmhouse massacre
Bandits herded 45 men into an abandoned farmhouse in Bogota on Monday and killed them by knife one by one. Two men survived the slaughter. Both the attackers and the location were described in terse terms as authorities investigated the brutal incident.
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Alabama considers expelling student after Negro rally
Montgomery Advertiser reports University of Alabama officials weigh expulsion of James A Hood a Black student over statements he allegedly made at a Negro rally in Montgomery Alabama.
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