Reds Take Close Look At Arms Control Plans
Glenn says no meetings with Johnson or DNC about his Ohio Senate bid against Stephen Young. The 42 year old astronaut, arriving from Columbus, plans to seek discharge from the Marine Corps around March 1 before finalizing campaign steps in Houston. He favors Johnson policies and will campaign in the May 5 Democratic primary with an eye on a November showdown.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Columbus
Marine Corps
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Young
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Houston
Tex
Cleveland
Uncertain Probe Over Baker Ties to Johnson Deal
Senate investigators weigh calling Baker associate Don Reynolds who testified he sold a life policy on Lyndon Johnson and later gave a stereo set. Reynolds alleged Baker, ex-secretary to the Senate Democratic majority, helped secure clients and arranged payments tied to commissions and advertising time with LBJ Company. The inquiry centers on outside business dealings by Baker after his resignation amid controversy.
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Robert G. Baker
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Jeader
John
Son
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate Democratic
Senate Rules Committee
Austin
Tex
LBJ Company
Carolina
U S Proposes Verifiable Freeze At Nuclear Delivery Systems
The United States presents a verified freeze on missiles submarines planes and related delivery systems and a controlled cutoff on weapons material. Delegates at the 17 nation disarmament conference express confidence the Soviet Union studies Johnson proposals with interest and discuss broader aims and verification.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Johnson
Raiders Raid Sam's Truck Stop Seize Whisky and Gear
State Police and sheriff's deputies raided Sam's Truck Stop on Route 17 in Henderson at 12 30 a m Wednesday seizing whisky playing cards tables and a cash register Bruce Blackburn Henderson alleged owner was jailed overnight and charged with permitting gambling and unlawful sale of whisky He faces arraignment before Justice A M Goodwin Wednesday
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Point Pleasant
Sam
Henderson
Bruce Blackburn
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Deputy Murdered By Mental Patient In Ohio
In Lorain County 35 year old mental patient Elbert Rush shot and killed Sheriff deputy John Palermo during a routine transport to a state hospital. Rush was later flushed from his home by tear gas and subdued. auxiliary deputy Eugene Kubuske witnessed the shooting and collapse.
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Lorain
Elbert Rush
Sheffield Township
John Palermo
Rush
Tiffin State Hospital
Palermo
Eugene Kubuske
Kubuske
Ten year old girl to become a mother in Chicago
A Chicago physician confirmed a ten year old girl will become a mother in about two weeks. The girl, described as quiet and small, was raised in foster care since age three after her mother's death. Police say she identified a 16 year old foster family member as the father. All involved are Black.
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Chicago
Fire damages Dodrill Ford body shop near McArthur
A fire at the Dodrill Ford Sales body shop on Route 50 west of McArthur caused about 20000 in damage to the shop and four used cars. Ten McArthur volunteers fought extreme heat and smoke, prevented spread to the showroom and paint shed, and refilled oxygen as they battled the blaze. Defective wiring is considered a possible cause. A passerby alerted a nearby club to summon help.
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Mcarthur
Dodrill Ford Sales
Loyd Gill
Gill
Kennedy Grove Sees Thousands Reflect At Arlington
Thousands visit Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery two months after his assassination and more than three years after his inauguration. A spring rain and sun clear away snow as mourners pause by the eternal flame, where evergreen boughs and military caps mark the tribute.
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United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Special Forces
Decision Due Soon On Nike X
Nike X antimisile program faces possible production approval this year by President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara with potential spending up to 20 billion dollars. Officials say no procurement decision yet but a possible yes or no in 1964 while development and testing proceed, supported by a budget of over 325 million.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
Tsarapkin
U. S
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
John F. Kennedy
Tanganyika mutiny described as small incident by Nyerere
Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere urged calm after a mutiny by the army until Monday. He warned against looting and asked the nation not to panic as violence left at least 14 dead and many injured. The Mutiny led to the dismissal of 30 British officers and 16 British noncoms loaned to Tanganyika.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
London
Doctors Group Backs Medicare for the Aged
Dr. Kenneth W. Clement of Cleveland, president of the National Medical Association, urged that medical care be provided for the aged under the Social Security System. The group, including about 5 300 physicians many of them Negroes, supports the plan while the AMA opposes. He testified that the program would not harm the doctor patient relationship and would raise quality care. He urged non discrimination in benefits.
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Washington
Kenneth W. Clement
Cleveland
National Medical Association
American Medical Association
Clement
House
Ways and Means
Relay 2 Satellite Orbits Earth as Echo 2 Balloon Planned
A U S communications satellite Relay 2 circled the globe from Cape Kennedy aboard a three stage Delta rocket and may be joined by Echo 2 balloon Friday. First relay tests sent radio and TV signals from Mojave to Nutley S J and a U S Japanese talk between leaders may follow. President Johnson could speak on the U S segment. Echo 2 aims for launch from Vandenberg Friday.
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Erage
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Nutley
N. J
Johnson
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Pacts To Be Signed After U S Canada Talks
President Johnoo and Canada's Prime Minister Lester B Pearson end two days of talks with plans to sign two U S Canadian pacts. One pact aims to carry out the Columbia River agreement, the other creates an international park at Campobello.
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Washington
Johnoo
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Campobello
Railroads Delay Firemen Job Cuts Pending Appeal
Railroads will delay enforcing the arbitration award eliminating firemen positions on diesel freight locomotives while unions appeal. The agreement, signed Tuesday, keeps the measure in limbo if courts uphold it, lasting two years. About 3,500 newly hired or irregular firemen face cuts first, with up to 30,000 posts impacted overall. The Jan. 25 cutoff for layoffs remains.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen
H. E Gilbert
Rail Union
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Brotherhood
Congress
J. W. Wolfe
Washington
Taylor Burton Fisher Showdown Indicated in Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton plan to fly from Mexico to Los Angeles for a possible face to face confrontation with Eddie Fisher. Milton Rudin, Taylor's lawyer, says Fisher demands are “fantastic” and intolerable and Burton accuses Fisher of public pressure versus private demands in a letter released to The Associated Press.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Mexico
Eddie Fisher
Milton Rudin
Miss Taylor
Burton
Puerto Vallarta
Richard Hanley
Associated Press
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
World Press
Shriver Not Yet Deciding On VP Run
Kabul report states Sargent Shriver, head of the Peace Corps, told newsmen Tuesday night he has not decided whether to run for vice president if asked.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Sargent Shriver
U. S. Peace Corps
McKee Visits Canberra to Boost U.S.-Australian Air Cooperation
U S Air Force vice chief of staff Gen William F McKee arrived in Canberra for talks on closer defense ties and air defense cooperation with Australia. The briefing notes a five day forecast with well above normal highs and a cooling trend starting weekend with rain Thames for Thursday and Friday.
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Canberra
Australia
William F. McKee
U.S. Air Force
Ohlo
McArthur Reservoir Resumes Full Water Pressure
A six inch water main break drained the 150000 gallon McArthur hilltop reservoir early Monday. By 6 a.m. Tuesday crews under Herschel Partee and George Partlow located and repaired the leak. Normal pressure expected by Thursday. school dismissed and residents urged to conserve water until full recovery.
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Mcarthur
Herschel Partee
George Partlow
Fascism On The Left Target Of Goldwater
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces fascism on the left while campaigning in New Hampshire for votes in the March 10 New Hampshire primary. Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton reportedly plans a West coast trip and an honor from USC, fueling talk he may join the GOP presidential race.
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Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
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Granite State
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