Treaty Passage Seen Certain for Nuclear Weapon Pact
Senate action on a nuclear weapons nonproliferation treaty appears likely with President Johnson urging swift approval. Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings began with Secretary of State Rusk testifying as Democratic Leader Mansfield ties timing to committee wrap up. Johnson announced Soviet talks on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear arms as both sides anticipate a broad, months-long ratification process by at least 43 nations.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Mansfield
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Snakes Packaged At Los Angeles Post Office
Postal clerk Jewell Lyons opened an unmarked parcel and six racer snakes plus a gopher snake slid out. Lyons scrambled atop a desk and shouted for help as a coworker corralled the reptiles. They were given to an animal control officer and released.
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Los Angeles
Jewell Lyons
Terminal Annex
City
White immigration to South Africa totals 250000
Interior Minister Pieter M. K. le Roux told Parliament that South Africa has welcomed more than 250000 white immigrants since 1960, but only 33245 whites were granted citizenship in the same period.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Pieter M. K. le Roux
Seek New Main Pomeroy Board Votes to Advertise Bids
The Pomeroy Board of Public Affairs voted to advertise for bids for the installation of a new 6 inch water main from the pumping station to the Provico Company in Minersville at their Monday night meeting at the village hall.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Board of Public Affairs
Provico Company
Minersville
Whisky Blaze Destroys Warehouse at Waterfil Frazier Distillery
A river of flaming whisky poured down a hill into a lake as a warehouse at the Waterfil-Frazier distillery burned. Fire officials estimate up to 5000 barrels may have burned with no injuries reported while cause remains under investigation.
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Bardstown
Waterfil-Frazier Distillery
Austria to Open First National Park by 1970
By 1970 Austria plans its first national park covering over 1300 square miles modeled after Yellowstone. It will include Gross Glockner the highest peak, the Grossvenediger Ridge, the Pas terze Glacier and Krimm Falls Europe’s tallest waterfall.
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Austria
Yellowstone National Park
Gross Glockner
Grossvenediger Ridge
Pasterze
Krimm Falls
Europe
Wilkesville Alumni Reunion Delayed by High Water
Wilkesville Wilton Alumni held last month with 75 in attendance. Keith Molohan served as toastmaster. The program featured WCHS ensemble directed by Virginia Atkinson and Connie Wells. Attendees included the Spires family and Terry C. Spires who recently wed Linda Jane McKnight at Puritan Baptist Church. Frank Dailey and families moved to new homes in Wilkesville. The note ends with a brief explanation of saltine cracker holes used to ensure even baking.
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Wilkesville
Wilkesville-Wilton
Keith Molihan
WCHS
Virginia Atkinson
Connie Wells
Ohio Youth Choir
Ralph Spires
Ewington
Roger Spires
Chillicothe
Arlen Spires
Mark
Parkersburg
Terry C. Spires
Puritan Baptist Church
Linda Jane McKnight
Vinton Co. High School
Rio
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Sinois
Mont
John Williams
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John F. Kennedy
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First National Park
Zenith
Blackburn Appliances
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Mel
Seth Eye Baete
Ona
Adams Bread
Fairmont
Jack Frost
Nestea
R&s
Libby Rosedale
Libby
Green
Sweet
Hanover
Valerie Oleo
Maxwell House
Pere Arameek
Pere
Wilkesville News
By Gladys Pierce
Frank Dailey
Radcliff
Rutland Avenue
Ed Dailey
Donnie Kinnison
Wells Apartments
Chestnut Street
Fadl
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