New Soviet Plan Aims to Split Western Allies
Khrushchev proposes immediate abolition of all means of delivering nuclear weapons as a first step in disarmament, addressing letters to Eisenhower and other leaders in Moscow. The plan shifts focus to delivery-system control, calls for closing foreign bases, and mirrors earlier aims for a comprehensive ban on armed forces.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Moscow
France
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Geneva
U.S
Paris
United Nations
Charles de Gaulle
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Iowa police teletype net links 10 cities with state safety
A private teletype network connects Des Moines with Ames Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Davenport Dubuque Iowa City Marshalltown Sioux City and Waterloo with the State Safety Department. Council Bluffs will join in October. The system links criminal investigation state police radio motor vehicle registration and rivers license divisions and will double message capacity. It operates 24 hours a day allowing any city to contact any other.
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Iowa
State Safety Department
Ames
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dubuque
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Khrushchev Criticism Sparks Debate on Eisenhower Policy
Khrushchev accused the United States of aggression in a letter cited by Democratic leaders, prompting Democrats to defend the Eisenhower administration. The Soviet premier suggested the U.S. government seeks confrontational relations, while many Americans and politicians doubt the charges reflect the public mood.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U.S.A
Machines Help Banks Watch Their Pennies
Banks adopt electronic check handling to save time and labor as check volumes rise from eight to fourteen billion and projections show twenty two billion by 1970. ERMA systems and magnetic ink tracking speed posting, statements, balances, and totals across banks.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
General Electric
Bank of America
ERMA
American Banking Assn. Management Commission
International Business Machines
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
Ariz
George
Rescue Boy Sole Survivor From Plane Crash Northwest Manitoba
A helicopter rescued a starving, frightened boy eleven days after a plane crash 390 miles northwest of Winnipeg. The father Steve Sedor 39 and friend Ken Harrison 32 died in the crash. The boy Walter Sector 11 was found near Tartan Lake and treated at Flin Flon hospital.
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Walter Sector
Flin Flon
Steve Sedor
Ken Harrison
Tartan Lake
Harvey Evans
TransAir Ltd
Evans
Rockefeller Campaign Swing Supports Davis in North Dakota
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller travels to North Dakota to back Gov. John E. Davis in a June 28 U.S. Senate special election against Democrat Quentin Burdick. The test could reveal GOP strength in farm country. Rockefeller downplays any effect on his own status while noting no strong draft support for a presidential bid.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Dakota
Rockefeller
John E. Davis
U.S. Senate
Davis
Quentin Burdick
Farm Bell
New York State
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Michigan
Glennen Williams
Midwest
Williams
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mackinac Island
Fargo
N.C
John E Davis
Senate
Political Notes Highlight Kennedy Drive In Midwest
The Associated Press reports Gov. Glennn Williams backs Kennedy in Michigan, boosting his pledged votes. Rockefeller begins farm belt tour for Davis as Nixon appears unopposed. Johnson gains backing from Rayburn supporters, while Humphrey endorses Stevenson for a possible draft as Kennedy dominates the scene.
Drowning Ends Plans for Family Reunion at River Site
Four youths from Waco and Oklahoma City drowned at a YMCA camp near Valley Mills Texas while exploring a Bosque River site for an August family reunion. Kenneth Spoonts 18 Juanita Spoonts 17 Joyce Spoonts 16 and Lula Spradley 15 lost their lives when a slip near a 6 foot waterfall sent them into a deep swirling pool. Mrs Spoonts watched from a trail above as the river swept them away and bodies were found downstream hours later.
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Valley Mills
Tex
Bosque River
Kenneth W. Spoonts
Juanita
Joyce
Waco, Tex
Lula Spradley
Oklahoma City
R. C. Spoonts
Waco
Balt imore Seaman Held Over False Bomb Report on Flight
Patrick Matthew Hayes 57 of Baltimore was ordered held at 2500 bail after claiming a 16 inch box he carried on an Eastern Airlines flight from Friendship Airport to New York contained a Soviet atomic bomb. He told staff the device would explode at LaGuardia.
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Baltimore
Patrick Matthew Hayes
New York
Friendship International
Eastern Airlines
la Guardia
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