Chance for End To Arms Race Seen Collapsing
Washington officials warn that the best chance to end the nuclear arms race is collapsing under disarmament deadlock. Analysts question whether any accord with Moscow has existed since the Cold War began. They note France’s nuclear rise and the likelihood of Red China detonating a device, altering world power balance.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
Peking
France
China
McNamara Beats Reds To Punch At Sea
The Pentagon disclosed four long range Soviet reconnaissance bombers flew thousands of miles to the USS Forrestal southeast of the Azores last Friday. Navy officials denied the flights exposed carrier vulnerabilities and said the fleet remained secure despite earlier overflights of Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Princeton.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
U. S
McNamara
Soviet Union
Forrestal
Azores
Enterprise
Waterfront Boss Dies
Anthony Tough Tony Anastasio 57 longtime Brooklyn waterfront boss dies in a Brooklyn hospital after battles with rival Longshoremen's Union leaders and dock employers.
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New York
Anthony
Tony’ Anastasio
Brooklyn
CIA Chief McCone cites Latin Americans to Cuba for sabotage training
CIA Director John A. McCone says between 1000 and 1500 Latin Americans traveled to Cuba in 1962 for sabotage and guerrilla training, with more doing so this year.
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Washington
Ipi
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Cuba
Liquor Probe Fee Cut in Franklin County Grand Jury Case
Cleveland attorney Fink will be paid at $20 an hour for 441 hours of service on the liquor department influence peddling inquiry. He asked $13,230 but will receive $8,820 plus $1,992.09 expenses. The Franklin County grand jury investigation ended last November after the foreman was found to have a criminal record.
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Columbus
Adrian B. Fink, Jr
Cleveland
Grand
State Emergency Board
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Fink
Saxbe
Franklin County
U S Warns Red Troops Over Cuba Uprising
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara warned at a news conference that the United States will not tolerate Soviet troops suppressing an uprising in Cuba nor their use in other Western Hemisphere nations.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S. Pacific
Atlantic
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Robert S McNamara
United States
Western Hemisphere
McNamara
Kurds Demand Self Rule In Northern Iraq Uprising
Mullah Mustafa Barzani, Kurdish revolt leader in northern Iraq, pledges to redeploy fighters against the Iraqi regime unless self rule is granted swiftly by the tribes.
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Noradin
Iraq
Mustafa Rarzani
Local Notices and Scores From Ohio River District
Fragmented OCR lists places like Gallipolis Pomeroy and Middleport with scattered references to teams, women events, and counts. The readable items hint at a local index of sports results and public notices across multiple towns without a clear single story.
Judge Spares Life Of Dogs
Judge William Rahauser of Allegheny County Orphans Court ruled that two Irish setters named Brickland and Sunny Birth are personal property and may live until an estate audit is completed. Governor Scranton directed action to seek a permanent, humane outcome.
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Ida M. Capers
Brickland
Sunny Birch
Thomas Miller
Wexford
Humane Society
Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Miserable Weather Deluges Ohio Onset Of March
The Associated Press reports heavy snow ice and freezing rain spreading across Ohio on March first. Two bands of wintry precipitation hit from Dayton to Mount Vernon and Cincinnati toward Chillicothe Circleville and Zanesville with up to five inches at Vandalia. Cincinnati saw rain sleet and freezing rain while Columbus had a two inch snow event turning to ice. No injuries were reported from a 13 vehicle crash on U S 4 near Ohio 444.
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Associated Press
Ohio
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Delaware
Mount Vernon
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Circleville
Zanesville
Bellaire
Cox Municipal
Vandalia
Columbus
Cleveland
Findlay
Central Counties
U.S. 69
Weather Bureau
NYC Tabloid to Resume Publication After Strike
Dorothy Schiff, publisher of the New York Post, announced the afternoon tabloid will resume publication Monday, leaving four papers shut by a printers strike. Talks with Mayor Wagner as mediator continue amid the dispute.
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New York
Dorothy Schiff
New York Post
Robert F. Wagner
De Gaulle Faces Domestic Crisis Over Coal Mine Strike
In Paris President Charles de Gaulle confronts a severe domestic test as coal miners unionize and strike. Government words promise a demonstration on two days while warning mass conscription and penalties if workers do not return to work by Monday.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Mystery Calls Cloud Chicago Alderman Slaying
Chicago investigators probe two odd telephone calls tied to the slaying of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis a 53 year old Negro Democratic leader found with three bullet wounds. One call warned of an upcoming threat while another described an unstable gunman. Lewis finished a re election victory in the 24th Ward less than 36 hours before his death. Police lack a solid theory and regard the case as a professional job.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
James Gilbert
Gilbert
Benjamin Lewis
West Side
Relief Payments Reduction Order Signed By White
State Welfare Director Denver White ordered reductions in two public assistance programs to pre increase levels and a 10 percent cut in local poor relief matching. Cuts exceed $3 per person monthly for the disabled and about $2.25 for dependent children effective April 1, with the matching cut taking effect today.
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Columbus
C?p
Denver White
Michael V. DiSalle
White
Canary
DiSalle
UAW Vice President Richard Gosser Sentenced in IRS Conspiracy
Richard T. Gosser, United Auto Workers vice president, and two others receive three years in federal prison for conspiracy in the removal of confidential IRS files. The case centers on the unauthorized seizure from IRS offices and related actions by union officials.
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Toledo
Richard T. Gosser
United Auto Workers Union
Internal Revenue Service
Nine airmen die in KC135 takeoff crash at Eielson AFB
An Ohioan among nine airmen killed when a KC135 tanker failed to take off at Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks Alaska. Harold W. Butler of Jackson Ohio identified among victims. Coast Guard reports a separate small plane sank 235 miles south of Cape Hatteras North Carolina after radio alert from Queen Elizabeth. A new quake hits El Marj Tripoli Libyan town already damaged by last week’s tremors.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Eielson Air Force Base
Here
T. Set
Harold W. Butler
Jackson
Ohio
Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras, N. C
Tripoli
Libya
el Marj
Indian defense minister to visit Washington and London
New Delhi reports defense procurement minister T. T. Krishnamachari will travel this month to the United States and the United Kingdom to seek increased military aid for India.
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New Delhi
India
T. T. Krishnamachari
Washington
London
Red Chinese Call Russians Cowardly
In Tokyo Red China accused the Soviet Union of blocking its broadcasts to the Communist bloc. Pravda and Khrushchev backers faced charges of cowardice for denying readers access to Mao’s arguments. Red Flag said Moscow jammed signals to silence Chinese views.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
China
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
Red Flag
Communist Party
Pravda
Patna News: Former President Rajendra Prasad Dies at 78
Rajendra Prasad, India's first president, died Thursday at age 78 from pneumonia. The report includes a five day forecast for southern and central Ohio with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal, highs near 42 and lows around 25, and chances of rain or snow with 0.25 to 0.5 inch precipitation. Local weather notes mention cooler conditions Sunday and midweek.
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Patna
India
Rajendra Prasad
Ohio
Kennedy says he will not run for president in 1968
Robert Kennedy states he has no plan to seek the presidency. He dismisses rumors of a cabinet reshuffle and clarifies his role as attorney general while advising the president. In other dispatches, Finland faces 20 000 civil servant strikes crippling railways and post, and Washington marks the Peace Corps second anniversary.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert Kennedy
Department of Justice
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