Kennedy to Address Nation on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy plans a national radio and TV address to press support for the Moscow initiated nuclear test ban treaty. The White House says the pact ends tests in space air and under water and requires a two thirds Senate vote for ratification. Immediate reaction was favorable and officials expect Joint Chiefs support to help push approval.
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Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
U. S
Senate
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
2 Year Old Farmer Is Killed By Tractor
Alonzo Stroud 72 of Gallipolis Route 1 dies when a tractor overturns on him while logging on his George's Creek farm. Coroner calls death accidental from a crushed chest. He left home at 10 am and was found by neighbors at 7:05 pm. service at Providence Church Buckridge with Miller's funeral home handling arrangements.
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Gallipolis
Alonzo Stroud
George’s Creek
Donald R. Warehime
Gallia County
Stroud
Denzil Roberts
Warehime
Anniston
Ala
Jack Stroud
Alabama
Kentucky
Holden
W. Va
Etta Belle Galloway
Grayson
Wellington
Margaret) Warren
George
Alice) Sandles
New York City
Alice Lewis
St. Albans
Max Stroud
Birdie
Providence Church
Buckridge
Miller
Ward Says He Knew About Profumo
London report states ward testified he had a pretty shrewd idea that Christine Keeler was involved with John Profumo in his 1961 apartment. He said he had no direct knowledge and described his meeting at the Cliveden pool with Viscount Astor's estate as context for the affair allegations.
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London
Stephen Ward
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Ward
Society Osteopath
Warde
Profunio
Christine
Clive
House of Commons
Macmillan
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Fairbanks
Five Day Forecast With Warm Humid Conditions
Temperatures will run about three degrees above normal with highs in the upper 80s and lows near 63 to 67. Expect warm and humid days with a few scattered thunderstorms this weekend. Rainfall totals around half an inch, locally higher.
London Inner Temple raided for alleged pornographic material
Scotland Yard detectives raided London's Inner Temple late Thursday and seized a vanload of books and pictures they say are pornographic. Five detectives spent an hour loading the van as a possible prosecution looms.
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London
Scotland Yard
Inner Temple
Britain
Living costs in June hit new high in United States
The Labor Department reports living costs rose four tenths of one percent in June to a record 106.6 index. Food housing and medical care drove the gain with higher sugar prices and a rise in sales taxes in several cities. Restaurant meals increased 2.2 percent while food costs were up 1.4 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress Hears from Union Heads on Kennedy Rail Plan
In Washington the Senate and House hearings open on Kennedy’s rail plan. Union leaders attack the proposal while railroad executives back it in hopes of a temporary solution to the work rules dispute and a potential nationwide strike avert.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Brotherhood
Senate Committee
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delta rocket aims for Syncom 2 synchronous orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A 90 foot Delta rocket launched at 9 33 am carrying Syncom 2 to a 22 300 mile high orbit in hopes the satellite will hover over a fixed earth point The plan includes a five and a half hour ascent with a final injection by a small solid fuel motor Officials warn it will be hours before success is confirmed Syncom 1 failed due to power loss With Seattle in focus 23 demonstrators white and Negro picketed a civil rights hearing and were arrested.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
South America
Caribbean
Space Agency
Day resigns as Postmaster General to return to private life
Postmaster General J Edward Day quits his $60 000 a year West Coast life insurance post to join Kennedy's Cabinet. He submitted resignation July 19 with Kennedy's approval and will be replaced by former Senator Benjamin A Smith II. Day says he cannot delay his return to private life. he is the third original cabinet member to leave but first to resign for private life.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Day
White House
Benjamin A. Smith II
Harvard
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
Welfare
Connecticut
St Hayes May Become Tech School
Columbus Development Director George Wilson said he requested the General Services Administration use of Ft. Hayes army post as a school of technology. He noted GSA indicated the installation will not be abandoned before 1965, allowing time for state plans. If approved, the two year program would operate as an Ohio State University branch.
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Columbus
George Wilson
General Services Administration
Ft. Hayes Army Post
Wilson
GSA
Ohio State University
Hocking Man Sill Remains At Large
Two escapees from London Correctional Institute remain at large after Hillsboro arrests. Benjamin Meyer 34 Logan and James F Harrison 35 Hamilton County still free. Kenneth Beekman 22 Highland and David Junior Gibson 27 Franklin captured last night in Hillsboro. Meyer serving life for 1954 murder of his wife. Newton Mass Louis Fabian Bachrach 82 longtime photographer died Wednesday.
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London
London Correctional Institute
Hillsboro
Benjamin Meyer
Logan
James F. Harrison
Hamilton County
Kenneth Beekman
Highland County
David Junior Gibson
Franklin County
Meyer
Ohio Ad Gets Results
State Development Director George Wilson reports influx of inquiries after a Wall Street Journal ad promoting Ohio’s new industrial loan program. He notes about 25 letters and several long distance calls from business leaders seeking details. A Caribbean conference ended with a plea for increased U.S. aid to development projects.
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Columbus
George Wilson
Ohio
Wall Street Journal
Wilson
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Conference of
British Commonwealth Caribbean Territories
United States
Skopje Earthquake Devastates City as Toll Grows
A powerful dawn earthquake in Skopje, capital of Macedonia, left the city largely wrecked. Officials reported over 1000 dead and thousands injured as fires burned in schools. Rescue efforts stretched across the province with Belgrade workers aiding, and the water supply cut off.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Radio Belgrade
Tanjug
Radio
Macedonia
Nis
Belgrade Radio
New Macedonia
Aleksander Blagojevic
Italian Storm Toll Stands At 20 Today
The death toll from a week of storms in Italy rose to 20 as five more fatalities were added on Thursday. The latest deaths were caused by lightning during heavy rain, hail and strong storms sweeping the country for a fifth day.
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Rome
Italy
Nuclear test ban seen as hopeful but risky
AP outlines a cautious view of the Moscow accord banning atmospheric, outer space and underwater tests. It notes motives beyond humanitarian aims, examines Russia and the United States leading the pact, and cites French and Chinese potential reactions and the possibility of underground testing continuing.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
West
United States
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