Soviet rejection of inspectors blocks test ban talks
In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference opened grimly as the Soviet Union rejected foreign inspectors and insisted on a national system to verify any treaty. President Kennedy warned that atmospheric tests would resume next month unless an inspected ban is agreed.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
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Arthur Dean
Joseph Godber
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
Switzerland
Andrei Gromyko
Valerian Zorin
Akron project wins 4 million FHA grant for renewal
Akron's 100 acre urban renewal area south of downtown cleared its final hurdle with a 4,106,017 grant from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. Senator Stephen M Young noted a 5,347,446 temporary loan approved to move the project, repayable on completion. Also, Charles Domke, 78, of Hotel Athens, died at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Hughes funeral home arranging.
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Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Dohio
Charles Domke
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hughes Funeral Home
Evangelist Held In Station Looting
Nelsonville police nabbed James Emmett 27, a self described evangelist, on a breaking and entering charge at the Barber Service Station near the west city limits after a lookout from Ruth Hamer. He reportedly checked into a nearby motel before the arrest and had prior custody in Montgomery County in 1951 on a similar charge.
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Emmett
Montgomery County
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Nelsonville
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Ruth Hamer
Ralph Barber
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AEC Turns In 22nd Nevada Test Of Current Series
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted another underground nuclear test at the Nevada site. The blast yield was not more than 20 000 tons of TNT, marking the 22nd detonation announced in the current series.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Steel talks deny outside help in second round
In Pittsburgh negotiators for labor and management in the steel talks denied rumors of outside interference as they prepared to resume the second round of discussions. In Warren a Thursday night collision near the city killed two boys, Donald Black, 13, instantly, and Stanley Gaston, 14, who died hours later at Trumbull Memorial Hospital.
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Warren
Donald Black
Stanley Gaston
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Outlook Dim For Kennedy Tax Proposals
Washington lawmakers debate President Kennedy's income tax bill amid protests against withholding taxes on savings interest. Rep. Moeller and Rep. Ayres suggest rewriting to exempt low income filers and propose a milder withholding approach to raise revenue without broad unpopularity.
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William H. Ayres
Ohio
Kennedy
Walter H. Moeller
Ayres
Moeller
House Okaos Welfare Bill Passes With Aid Boost
The House approved a $325 million welfare measure funding relief for the aged disabled and blind. It includes a $240 million increase in relief payments not sought by President Kennedy and would raise the federal contribution by about $4 per month, lifting the top payment to $70 monthly.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Mother Of Six Killed In Snow Crash On Highway
In Chardon Ohio a mother of six, Mrs. William Dietrich, 37, from Orwell Ashtabula County, died Thursday when her car skidded on a snow patch, rolled over multiple times, and struck a concrete abutment in Claridon Two. Two of her children, James five and David three, escaped uninjured.
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Claridon Two
William Dietrich
Orwell
Ashtabula County
James
David
Top Reds Arrested in First Communist Crackdown
Gus Hall and Benjamin J. Davis, top American Communist officials, were arrested in Manhattan after being indicted on six counts each. They refused to register the party under the Subversive Activities Control Act and posted bail of 5000 dollars each. Davis formerly served on New York City Council. Both have prior Smith Act convictions.
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Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
Communist Party
Hall
Davis
U. S
Chelsea
Manhattan
Washington
New York City
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Red Beam Is Moon Bound
American scientists plan to beam a powerful red light at the moon and observe reflection to Earth. The beam could be visible for 20 million miles. near Ann Arbor residents may glimpse a red needle in the sky as pulses flash briefly.
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Washington
Moon
Earth
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Brokers Face Federal Probe of 200 Stock Trades
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a nationwide inquiry into 5750 brokerage firms regarding dealings in 200 stocks. The SEC says the probe, part of a broader study of the securities industry, aims to illuminate activities in the over the counter market.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Carpenter To Be Next U S Spaceman
The Mercury program selects M Scott Carpenter to replace Donald K Slayton who is kept from flight by a heart condition. Slayton's orbit return would have followed Johns Glenn Jr. mission. Carpenter, 36, backs Glenn, with Walter Schirra as his backup.
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John H. Glenn Jr
M. Scott Carpenter
Air Force
Slayton
The
Space Agency
U.S
Glenn
Earth
Carpenter
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Worker Crushed at Detroit Steel Plant
Joseph Mason, 50, was fatally injured when a bundle of sheet steel fell on him while loading a box car at Detroit Steel Corp in suburban New Boston. He died at Portsmouth General Hospital.
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Detroit Steel Corp
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Search Narrowly Focuses Between Guam and Philippines
U S military aircraft and ships hunt a chartered Flying Tiger Super Constellation missing over the western Pacific with 107 aboard mainly American troops bound for South Vietnam. Weather is clear and sea calm as 15 aircraft comb 75 000 square miles heading toward the mid Pacific.
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U.S
Guam
Philippines
Viet Nam
Flying Tiger Line
Pacific
Guatemalan Crisis Draws 40000 Supporters to City
President Miguel Ydigoras says 40000 supporters stream into Guatemala City to back the army in suppressing a revolt he blames on Castro communists. Protests erupt as students lead clashes. traffic is halted and shops are smashed. four dead and 72 injured reported.
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Miguel Ydigoras
Guatemala City
Khrushchev Announces Soviet Cosmic Vehicle In Orbit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev says the Soviet Union has launched a cosmic vehicle and it is in orbit. He spoke at an election meeting detailing the satellite's role in ongoing outer space research. In France, Cease fire prospects in Algeria improve after agreement on rebel army roles during the armistice transition. Ohio appointment to Pharmacy Board announced.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Evian
France
Time Is Stressed By Alden At Ohio State Commencement
Ohio State University's winter quarter commencement addressed time as a vital resource. Dr. Vernon R. Alden, president of Ohio University, warned that rapid medical and technological advances could extend lifespans and change work patterns. He urged graduates to plan wisely how to use this growing wealth of time. He predicted ongoing rapid change and a lifelong need for education and reeducation.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Dr. Alden
Mrs Rockefeller to End 31 Year Marriage
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller plans to divorce New York Governor in Reno after 31 years of marriage. Attorney William K Woodburn confirms the divorce will be filed in Reno rather than an outlying district.
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Reno
Nev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William K. Woodburn
Zanesville Citizens Buy Out Failing Bus Co to Save Service
In Zanesville, residents raised 33,000 to take over the Rapid Transit Co after it announced suspension of bus service. Donations came from students, seniors, merchants, civic groups, and a $3,600 driver union gift. Officials plan to form a new company with stock dividends for donors. The firm aims to sell buses for 25,000 and may adjust fares.
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Zanesville Rapid Transit Co
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