No Gimmicks in Ban Treaty Showdown at Moscow
Senate Democratic leader Senator Mansfield after a White House breakfast with President Kennedy said the Moscow test ban treaty has broad support in both chambers and urged bipartisan ratification soon. He praised Harriman for clear testimony, while Senator Dirksen said he would not attend the signing ceremony, citing reservations about the treaty’s full impact.
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Ppsen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
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House
Mansfield
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Armed Services Committees
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Moscow
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Illinois
Dirksen
State to Attack Juvenile Drinking Campaign Enters New Phase
Columbus AP reports Donald D. Cook, director of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control, announced a new step in his campaign to eliminate permit holders in efforts to curb juvenile drinking.
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Columbus
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cook
Disarmament Conference Resumes in Geneva
The 17 nation disarmament conference reconvenes in Geneva to hear a report on the three power limited test ban accord. U S Ambassador Charles C Stelle Soviet negotiator Semyon K Tsarapkin and Britain’s Peter Thomas outline the pact amid broad deadlock on core disarmament issues after 16 months of talks.
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Geneva
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
Newark Workers Win 13 Week Vacations in New Contract
About 1800 Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. workers in Newark, members of the United Steelworkers of America, will gain a 13 week vacation every five years under a new contract negotiated last week in New York. Aluminum workers may opt for a 10 week vacation with double pay for the remaining three weeks.
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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum
New York
Steel
Insulated Underwear Benefit Included In New Teamsters Pact
Louisville report notes a three year contract with Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co granting each member one free insulated underwear suit annually alongside a pay raise. Pittsburgh update details a milk supply strike in southwest Pennsylvania extending into a second day, with two dairies resuming operation after negotiations.
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Louisville
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Sold After One Day Thru The Messenger
Classified ad for a Burl Walnut bedroom suite in good condition priced at 100 dollars. Contact PL 3-1240 in Nelsonville. Messenger Classifieds offers 16 word ads for 1 dollar. LY 3-1242.
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Call
Nelsonville
Rights Bill Hearings Continue Across Committees
Washington AP Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georgia testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee on desegregation of public accommodations. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy faces further questioning as the Judiciary Committee reviews multiple civil rights package provisions. Negro organizations press for fair employment practices in the House.
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Florida
Farris Bryant
Congress
Bryant
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
Sanders
Atty
Joe Patterson
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Congressmen Seek Harder Cuba Policy Against Castro
About 25 congressmen from both parties spoke for nearly four hours in the House urging stronger action to oust Fidel Castro. They called for tighter economic sanctions and for arming Cuban exiles to oppose the Communist regime.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Ohioan Wins Race With Delta Kitten Aircraft
Marion Baker of Huron Ohio designed built and flew his home made Delta Kitten from Flint Michigan to Rockford Illinois to win a race sponsored by the Experimental Aircraft Association during its Fly In in Rockford Illinois. Palermo Sicily roundup of suspected Mafia members reaches 400 with 60 more arrested.
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Rockford
Ohio
Flint, Mich
Ill
Marion Baker
Huron
Experimental Aircraft Association
Palermo
Sicily
Robbers Captured After Akron Savings Heist
Medina police recovered 6095 taken from Akron Savings & Loan as two Portsmouth men Harold Thompson and Lawrence Rollins were arrested. Thompson waived a hearing. Rollins set for Aug 7 preliminary. Both held on 25000 bond. Thompson armed with a .32 pistol held tellers. getaway car stopped by officers Siegfried and Frederick.
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Akron Savings & Loan Co
Portsmouth
Harold Thompson
Lawrence Rollins
Thompson
Rollins
Cuyahoga County
Arnold Siegfried
Siegfried
Set
Merle Frederick
U S Closes 13 Consulates
The State Department announces the closure of 13 overseas consulates to tighten operations. It says the move will save over 500000 dollars annually and improve administration, while stressing no change in relations with the affected countries.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Malay nations meet to discuss Malaysia amid tense summit
Manila hosts leaders from Indonesia Malaya and the Philippines in a high tension talks focused on the federation of Malaysia. President Macapagal appeals for unity and mediation while Singapore Sarawak and North Borneo are central to the dispute and no plebiscite agreement is yet reached.
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Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
Philippine
Diosadado Macapagal
Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Rahman
Singapore
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Borneo
North Borneo
Janis Seeks Answers After Inmate Beating Death
Ohio mental hygiene director Martin A. Janis investigated Cleveland State Hospital for the beating death of 79 year old Arthur W. Judge. Two attendants, Harold A. Winbush and Charles L. Williams, faced first degree manslaughter charges with bail set at 3500 and 5000 respectively.
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Martin A. Janis
Ohio Mental Hygiene
Cleveland State Hospital
Janis
James A. Rhodes
Arthur W. Judge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold A. Winbush
Charles L. Williams
GM Posts Record Second Quarter Earnings and Output
General Motors reports a second quarter net income of 464 million dollars, 1.62 dollars per share, with worldwide factory sales totaling 1,646,747 units including 1,148,952 passenger cars and 149,775 trucks and coaches. April June daily earnings average 5.1 million dollars, aided by strong auto demand and rising employment.
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Eral Motors Corp
Ethyl Corp
Ethyl
U. S
Four North Korean soldiers killed by U.S. patrol near DMZ
U S Army patrols and South Korean police killed four North Korean soldiers six miles south of the DMZ near the Imjin River. A U S soldier and a Korean police officer died in the clash. Two other NK units were surrounded by about 50 police and U S troops as grenades exploded. Authorities speculated espionage aims and possible NK self-inflicted deaths. A witness described the tense scene near Dangdong-iri and Panmunjom.
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Seoul
Korea
Imjin River
Dangdong-iri
George Creel
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
Panmun- Jem
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
An Mu-hun
Yang Chon Soon
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Red A-Blast Crippled Satellite, Paper Says
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports a Soviet nuclear blast in space damaged an American satellite during their test series ending December 24. The blast disrupted communications and control, leaving the satellite potentially in orbit but nonfunctional. The paper cites Russian monitoring and notes implications for satellite vulnerability and defense planning.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington
Globe-Democrat
Earth
United States
Globe- Democrat
Spaceport on Merritt Island to Orbit Apollo Moon Ships
Bulldozers and dredges reshape swamp on Merritt Island as NASA builds a massive spaceport to launch Saturn 5 rockets for Apollo missions. Over 5 000 workers, 9 000 projected, with 1.7 billion dollars in three years. Launch Complex 39 will house three pads to reach the moon by 1968. Saturn 5 rockets weigh 3000 tons and cost about 100 million each. Thousands of acres form a buffer zone around the site.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla (Ap
United States
Space Agency
Moon
Space Laboratory
Inspection of Ohio Fuel Gas Pipelines Underway
Heath Consultants Inc is conducting regular inspections of Ohio Fuel Gas and Co pipelines in Athens, per district manager E F Rothel. In Cleveland the July 1963 drought, despite 1.02 inches of rain in two days, is the driest in 68 years per the Weather Bureau. In East Berlin four escapees were arrested by guards after a police chase. A lightning bolt struck three people on a Coney Island beach during a thunderstorm.
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Athens
Heath Consultants, Inc
Wellesley
Mass
E. F. Rothel
Ohio Fuel District
Cleveland
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Coney Island
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