Foster predicts Senate approval for nuclear test ban pact
U.S. Disarmament Director William C. Foster expects Senate passage for a Soviet Western nuclear test ban treaty, saying it would face a tough fight but could pass. He won’t join Moscow talks but will back American negotiators and help sell any agreement to the Senate.
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U.S. Disarmament
William C. Foster
Stanley Meisler
Washington
U.S
Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Moscow
League of Nations
Congress
Hot Weather Boosts Iowa Corn Crop Recovery
The Iowa Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin reports hot humid weather lifted corn stands to 94 percent of state average after frost damage. About seven percent replanted, soybeans nearing completion, first alfalfa cut 45 percent done, and overall crop condition good to excellent despite below average yields and need for rainfall to restore surface moisture.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Court Rules Lee County Jurisdiction in A and P Suit
Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday held Lee County District Court has jurisdiction in a suit by A and P Tea Co against Hill Dodge Banking Co of Warsaw Illinois. The bank argued lack of Iowa business excludes jurisdiction. A and P alleges Seabold of Keokuk ran a check floating scheme with bank knowledge, cashing large checks without funds, halted Aug 17, 1961 without notice.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Lee County District Court
A. &P. Tea Co
Hill- Dodge Banking Co
Warsaw
Lee County
Iowa
A.&p. Co
Paul L. Seabold
Keokuk
A.&p
Seabold
Swedish actor-director Gunnar Hellstrom to marry Pamela Browne
Hollywood AP reports Swedish actor-director Gunnar Hellstrom 34 will marry Pamela Browne 21 formerly of Evansville Ind Her mother Evelyn Johnson heiress to Mead Johnson baby products fortune Her father Gaylor Browne a professor of music at Los Angeles State College The parents are divorced.
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Gunnar Hellstrom
Pamela Browne
Evansville
Ind
Evelyn Johnson
New York City
Mead-Johnson
Miss Browne
Gaylor Browne
Los Angeles State College
Kennedy lays out five steps to end discrimination
President Kennedy in a nationwide broadcast urged an end to discrimination against Negroes. He blamed all states, pressed equal rights as urgent, asked whites to examine conscience, backed federal action to secure constitutional rights, and outlined Congress steps to overcome segregation. He tied timing to Alabama riot events and contrasted with Eisenhower.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
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University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Vanderspek Dies In Seattle After Long Service as Consul
Dr. Arie A. Vanderspek 80, honorary Netherlands consul for Seattle and Spokane, died Monday. A native of the Netherlands, he came to the United States in 1912 and served the Dutch consul office for over three decades.
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Netherlands
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
United States
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