Western powers push partial nuclear test ban at Geneva
Britain and the United States propose a treaty banning atmospheric water and space tests with on site inspections for suspicious tremors. The Soviet Union rejects the partial ban while signaling study of the draft. A second full ban proposal for all environments and all time is offered, with on site inspections to deter underground tests.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Arthur H. Dean
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Mariner 2 Diverges From Venus Course
Cape Canaveral NASA remarks show Mariner 2 off course on its 109 day Venus flyby mission. Engineers seek to correct trajectory via onboard motor after a 447 pound spacecraft drift. If corrected, closest approach could range around 100000 miles, not the hoped 600000.
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Venus
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Jack James
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U S Starts Check On Havana Attack
Washington probes possible violation of the Neutrality Act over the Havana shelling. The State Department holds the Miami based Students Revolutionary Directorate responsible but has not confirmed ship origins. Justice Department weighs prosecutions as Salvat defends the raid.
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Havana
State Department
U.S
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Justice Department
Miami
Juan Manuel Salvat
Miramar
Students Revolutionary Directorate
China Expected to Join Nuclear Club
U S Disarmament Agency officials say Communist China will likely set off a nuclear explosion within months. The estimate supports a U S British plan for a limited test ban treaty among the Soviet Union United States Britain and France. The goal would curb testing in the atmosphere outer space and underwater amid projections that at least 20 nations may gain nuclear capability over years.
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Soviet Union
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Britain
France
Johnson Seeks Ongoing Aid in Talks With Turkish Leaders
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson met with Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu and President Cemal Gursel in Ankara to discuss continued American economic and military support. Officials said the U S foresees at least two more years of direct aid, with hopes for future development projects. Johnson arrived Sunday for a four day visit as Turkey outlined a five year economic recovery plan to be announced soon.
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Turkey
Lyndon B. Johnson
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United States
Ismet Inonu
Cemal Gursel
Johnson
German Policeman Breaks Through Berlin Wall
An East German police officer used the guard change to slip across the Red Wall into West Berlin. Eyewitnesses report he was briefly alone as border guards changed positions along the barrier.
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Red Wall
West Berlin
Cape Cod Mail Robbery Reward Increased to 50000
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced a reward raise to 50000 for solving the 1.5 million Cape Cod mail robbery. He told a House subcommittee that Congress has appropriated funds to be posted in this single case. The prior reward was 2000.
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J. Edward Day
Cape Cod
Day
House
Government Activities
Congress
Army clash leaves 10 bandits dead in Colombia
The army reports ten bandits killed and three wounded in a Sunday clash at Geneva about 70 miles north of Cali. The operation targeted hostile groups in the Gene va area, with no confirmed civilian casualties reported.
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Colombia
Geneva
Cali
Six Children Die in Cal Fire Tragedy in Clovis
In Clovis, California, six Funk children aged from 21 months to 9 years died in a house fire that destroyed their new home. Deputy Coroner Walter Sechle said all perished by suffocation after rescue attempts by father Ben Funk, 32, neighbor and brother failed. The father woke to the blaze around 1 30 a m and, aided by Leonard Funk, removed his wife and tried to reach the children as flames and smoke blocked exits.
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Ben
Betty Funk
Fresno
Dennis
Howard
Charlotte
Shirley
John
Deborah
Walter Sechle
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Leonard
Prisoners Foiled in Ohio Penitentiary Breakout
In Columbus Ohio two inmates George Miles 49 and Robert Ford 23 tried to escape from the Ohio Penitentiary, overpowering guard Clarence Hodges with scissors at 1:45 a.m. They bound Hodges but were spotted on the west wall by guard Nelson Sager and captured without a fight.
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Ohio Penitentiary
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George Miles
Clarence Hodges
Robert Jim Charles Ford
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Hodges
Ford
Nelson Sager
U S Holds Russia Liable In Berlin
The United States held the Soviet Union responsible for shootings and disorders along the Berlin wall in a note to the Foreign Office. Washington invited four power talks to address the problem and condemned Soviet provocations in the Eastern sector.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Foreign Office
West Berlin
U.S
Berlin
Morocco welcomes baby girl to King Hassan II family
The royal palace in Rabat announces a daughter born Sunday night to King Hassan II and his wife. The baby is reported healthy, born in Rome where the couple vacationed, as thousands celebrate in Morocco. Meanwhile President Kennedy returns to Washington after a weekend in New England.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Newport
Leftist Guerrilla Control Shocks Algeria Capital
In Algiers guerrilla officers proclaim leftist anti West views and seize about 20 000 troops in Wilaya No 4. They paralyze Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bellas Political Bureau, forcing its withdrawal and delaying centralized government as Ben Bella flees to Oran seeking loyalty from Wilaya No 5.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
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Wilaya No. 5
Teen Ager Killed As Wall Collapses On Teens
A 15 year old boy was killed and five other teenagers were injured when a two story brick wall collapsed on them while they played in an abandoned school being torn down in Easton Pennsylvania. The incident occurred Sunday and investigators were assessing the circumstances and location of the disaster.
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22 Bills On Tap In House
Lawmakers prepare for a final month push as 22 bills fill the House agenda. A $900 million public works project is set for Tuesday consideration. The Senate faces a fight over a House tax revision bill, while the House plans to vote on eliminating poll taxes for federal elections, a constitutional amendment needing two thirds to pass and three fourths to ratify.
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Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Graham Plans Latin Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham announced a Latin America crusade at a news conference after addressing over 35,000 at the Redstone Arena in Huntsville. He warned that within five years Latin America will choose between communism and America. In Chicago the National Safety Council said Labor Day weekend traffic accidents may claim 410 to 490 lives nationwide.
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Ala
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Latin America
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National Safety Council
Orchard Owner Is Shot In West Virginia Farm Attack
Norman Wein of New Haven was shot three times by two men while leaving his peach orchard behind New Haven. Police say the assailants flashed lights and fled, likely to steal Wein’s receipts. Wein was treated and released. investigation continues. Also included is a five day forecast for southern and central Ohio with temperatures hotter than normal and light rainfall.
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New Haven
West Virginia
H. C. Beverly
Norman Wein
Wein
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Sheriff’s Department
Ohio
Ares
Mrs Finkbine Seeks Rest After Thalidomide Abortion Trip
Mrs Sherri Finkbine arrives in Cincinnati with husband Robert and daughter Terry after returning from Sweden where she underwent a thalidomide abortion. She says family comes first and plans rest at Amos Finkbine’s home in Lawrenceburg before returning to Phoenix.
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Cincinnati
Sherri Finkbine
Indiana
Terry
Soviet Test Shot Registered Over Novaya Zemlya
Swedish scientists at Uppsala University registered a new Soviet atmospheric nuclear test above Novaya Zemlya. Estimates place the blast at about 14 megatons of TNT. In Nepal, Katmandu reports floods isolating the capital by washing away a bridge over the Trisuli River.
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Sweden
Novaya Zemlya
Seismologic Institution
Uppsala University
Katmandu
Nepal
Trisuli River
Youth Has Bullet Lodged in Brain Miracle Return to School Hopes
Springfield family recalls a near fatal shooting of 14 year old Donal Fliger Jr. by a 14 year old friend. Doctors at Columbus Children's Hospital kept the bullet in place to slow damage. Donal faced a 1 in 4 chance to live and spent 16 days hospitalized before returning home. A Sept. 7 exam will determine if he can resume school and activities.
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Donal Fliger Jr
Don
Columbus Children’s Hospital
Jimmy Oppy
Jimmy
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