Goldwater urges reservation on nuclear test ban over Cuba
Senator Barry Goldwater pushes a formal reservation delaying the limited nuclear test ban until Soviet forces withdraw from Cuba. He plans to offer it after the Senate considers the treaty, arguing the pact risks peace without that condition.
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Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
George Ball Ends Pakistan Mission After Talks
U S Undersecretary George Ball concluded a three day visit to Pakistan saying talks with President Ayub Khan were excellent and that there is a better understanding of each other’s views. He did not secure a pledge against closer ties with Communist China and planned to report to President Kennedy on Monday. Ball travels to Portugal for further discussions with Premier Salazar.
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Red China
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Kennedy
China
Peking
Portugal
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United States
Racketeer's Death May Spur Probe in Ohio
A charred trunk body, likely Domi nick Moio, Youngstown and Canton rackets figure, was found Tuesday night. Coroner Shaheen says he was shot in the head and burned after death, with FBI fingerprint checks pending. The killing could renew federal investigations tied to Northeast Ohio bombings. Johnson Erlander talks yield call it an excellent meeting.
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Dominick Moio
Youngstown
Moio
Stark County
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Shaheen
FBI
Dr. Shaheen
Ohio
Portsmouth Vote Defeats Rural Hospital Plan
In Scioto County Ohio a special election rejected a proposed 4.5 million community hospital bond 9357 to 8446 with 47 percent turnout. Portsmouth and New Boston supported the hospital 5325 4367 while the rural majority opposed 4990 3121. Earlier defeat in November failed by 51.3 percent. A separate Maritime Administration contract 145000 was awarded to Babcock Wilcox Alliance Ohio for a two year study on burning residual fuel oil in marine plants. John Bricker honored at Columbus luncheon on his 70th birthday.
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Scioto County
New Boston
Washington
Maritime Administration
Babcock & Wilcox
Alliance
Ohio
Diem Declares Full Control Amid Buddhist Crisis
Saigon, Viet Nam. President Ngo Dinh Diem says he alone makes decisions with help from political advisors and Americans. He asserts the Buddhist pagoda raids and student arrests are over and vows releases. Elections will be held once martial law ends and normalcy returns. He defends brother Ngo Dinh Nhu as serving the country.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Dinh Diem
Associated Press
Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
National Assembly
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Mr. Nhu
Switzerland Mourns After 80 Die In Caravelle Crash
Swiss villagers of Humlikon reel from a twin jet crash that killed 80 people including 43 from the village. The disaster near Duerrenaesch in fog shattered a farming community losing its mayor and 19 married couples. An American, Emerson Glauner Jr., is among the deceased.
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Switzerland
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Hamlikon
Zurich
Geneva
Gottfried Meisterhans
Rome
Emerson Glauner Jr
Rockton, Il
Star Quarterback Jurgensen Signs 1963 Eagles Contract
Philadelphia star Sonny Jurgensen and his sole substitute King Hill signed 1963 contracts after a salary dispute that led to their walkout from the Eagles training camp in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles
King Hill
Hershey
Longer Viet war seen as likely by shifting U S assessments
U S military leaders revise expectations of a quick victory in South Vietnam as political and Buddhist crises raise doubts about stability. Secretary Cyrus Vance plans a Pacific tour including Vietnam to assess the area and brief Defense Chief Robert McNamara, while avoiding public comment on the crisis.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U. S
South
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Saigon
Cyrus Vance
Pentagon
Vance
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Thich Tri Quang
Central
Cohn Denies Perjury Indictment in Stock Probe
Roy M. Cohn and Murray E. Gottesman were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of scheming to prevent the indictment of four men in a 1959 stock swindle inquiry involving United Dye and Chemical Corp. Cohn, a former chief counsel to the McCarthy era investigations, claims the charges are personal revenge and retaliation. He denies all charges.
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Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Cohn
Manhattan
Murray E. Gottesman
United Dye and Chemical Corp
Gottesman
Senate
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Unemployment claims drop in week ending Aug 31
New unemployment claims fell from 11 107 for the week ending Aug 24 to 9 765 for the week ending Aug 31, with continuing claims down from 65 069 to 63 059. Last Augusts weekly averages were 15 896 new claims and 83 362 continuing claims.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Kennedy signs law reshaping Reserve Program duties
President Kennedy signed legislation altering the Reserve program. Enlistees must serve at least four months on active duty and five more years in reserves, with total obligations up to six years and active duty time varying up to 18 months based on required training.
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Washington
Kennedy
Uncle Sam Again To Pay Training Bill
The Senate passed a bill to have the federal government cover all costs for an unemployment skills training program for a third year. It authorizes $161 million in federal funds to cover the state share of a $322 million outlay for fiscal 1965, starting July 1, 1964. Washington has funded the first two years.
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Senate
Kennedy
Congress
House
Thief Targets Bag Containing 6390 From Car Glove Compartment
A paper bag in the glove compartment of a parked car was stolen Wednesday night. It held cash totaling 6390 belonging to the Cleveland Teamsters Credit Union.
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Cleveland Teamsters Credit Union
Housewife Leads 1964 Goldwater Push In Nebraska
Omaha housewife Mrs. Truman Wood organizes Gold for Goldwater of Nebraska to back Barry Goldwater for the Republican nomination. The campaign uses postdated checks totaling about 12000 dollars placed in escrow at United States National Bank of Omaha to be released if he is nominated. Over 1400 supporters in 32 states. Wood aims to build a broad base to resist smoky room compromises.
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Neb
Truman Wood
Robin
Orating
Junior League
Wood
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Nebraska
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Corporation
Birmingham Desegregation Delayed Amid Violence and Bombings
Birmingham faced a public school desegregation delay as Governor Wallace announced the school board would close three federally ordered integrated schools. A bomb attack on Arthur Shores home and a large scale riot left John L. Coley dead and at least 20 injured as police and protesters clashed. troopers were deployed around schools.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
CiLeg ¥ Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John L. Coley
Wallace
Montgomery
Dynamite Hill
Youth 16 Arraigned for Murder in Ohio
In POINT PLEASANT Jerry Lewis Borrer 16 Henderson was bound over to the grand jury after arraignment before Justice of Peace A M Goodwin. He admitted stabbing his 19 year old sister Mary Louise Rorrer at the family home Tuesday night. Funeral plans are pending. In COLUMBUS Gov James A Rhodes proclaimed Sept 15 as auto racing day for the Midwest Association for Race Cars event the 500 at Dayton Speedway.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
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