Bhutto Meets Chinese Leaders on Border Pact Peace Message
Pakistan foreign minister Z A Bhutto told Chinese officials in Peking the border treaty between Beijing and Pakistan-administered Kashmir could advance world peace. He arrived amid cheering crowds and said the pact offers a lesson in harmony, drawing protests from India.
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Tokyo
Pakistan
Z. A. Bhutto
Peking
Karachi
Bhutto
Red China
Kashmir
India
Kashmer
Court Rules No on Lifer's Release Bid
The Minnesota Supreme Court rejected Max Earl Shannon's bid for release from a life sentence for the 1950 Minneapolis murder of Sally Ann Frederickson. Justice Nelson noted no evidence of juror unfairness and cited the brutality of the crime. The court also directed a new rental computation for Hanna Mining Co. and upheld the State Industrial Commission in Henry Lahti's silica case.
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Lifer
ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Max Earl Shannon
Logan
Iowa
Minneapolis
Sally Ann Barden Frederickson
High Court
Hanna Mining Co
Supreme Court
Henry Lahti
Hibbing
M. A. Hanna Co
State Industrial Commission
Lahti
Peking Dares Russ to Let Them Speak
Peking accused Moscow of jamming Red China broadcasts to hide Mao Zedong’s side of the ideological dispute. The new propaganda barrage distributed by New China News Agency cites Red Flag and Khrushchev’s published views, calling Khrushchev followers cowardly and claiming a water tight embargo on Chinese articles.
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Indonesia
U.S
Surabaya
Antara
Peking
Tokyo
Red
China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
Kremlin
New China News Agency
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Party
Pravda
Weather shifts with scattered snow and rain nationwide
The Associated Press reports a largely steady pattern with a belt of snow from southern Missouri to southern Ohio bringing 2 to 4 inches, while heavy snowfall remains possible near the Ohio River. Rain stretches from Louisiana to the Carolinas, plus showers in the northern Rockies, with temperatures ranging from subzero in parts of the Midwest and New England to 50s and 60s in the South.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Ohio River
Rockies
Midwest
New England
California
Queen Elizabeth Reports Plane Crash in Atlantic Near Cape Hatteras
The Queen Elizabeth relayed that a small single engine plane plunged into the Atlantic about 235 miles south of Cape Hatteras and sank immediately with no survivors seen. Esso Washington and Ault aided search along with Coast Guard C130 planes after two vessels diverted to the scene.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Esso Washington
Ault
Queen Elizabeth
Ples
U S Doubts Soviet Ability to Monitor U S Tests
William C. Foster, chief American disarmament negotiator in Geneva, doubtfully questioned Soviet capacity to track all U S underground nuclear tests. He urged cheat proof controls and pressed the Soviets to reveal unannounced test locations and dates to dispel doubts about on site inspection claims.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
United States
U.S
Sparring over patrol quota and test ban talks
Rep. Cina challenges patrol quota claims citing a July 18 memo about low activity officers paying meals at a special school. Patrol Chief Leo Smith denies any mandatory meal payments. A five member subcommittee on Cina's charges will reconvene next Thursday. The Minnesota House panel okayed eye tests for license renewals every four years but rejected reading ability as a requirement. Rep. Wozniak accuses conservatives of stacking a billboard bill subcommittee. Gov. Anderson signed funding for Karl Rolvaag while recount proceedings continue. International talks on nuclear test ban stall as Tsarapkin condemns the lack of progress. Foster blames Russian intransigence. The West seeks multiple inspections. Russia offers few.
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Fred Cina
Aurora
Highway Patrol
Cina
Leo Smith
Smith
Dina
West German Upper House Backs French Pact
The Bundestag scene centers on approval of the France West Germany cooperation treaty. Adenauer urged rapid approval citing European union goals and peace. The Bundesrat backed the accord seven to three abstentions from Lower Saxony Hesse and Hamburg while the Bundestag vote looms later this month.
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John Weyland
Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
Bundesrat
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Hesse
Hamburg
Socialist
Bundestag
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
U.S
Europe
Mystery Deepens in Death of Chicago Alderman Lewis
Police report two strange phone calls tied to the slaying of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis, 53, found with three bullet wounds in his office. Investigators note possible involvement of an unstable gunman and a professional strike, while protection surrounds Robert Biggs after a post election scare.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
Biggs
Robert Biggs
James Gilbert
German Freighter Adele Ohlrogge Reports All Well
The 449 foot German freighter Adele Ohlrogge with 36 crew on board reported trouble 1,500 miles east of New York but then said all was well. A Coast Guard plane and the cutter Castle Rock were dispatched and other ships were alerted as the ship proceeded toward its destination.
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NEW York
Adele Ohlrogge
Coast Guard
Castle Rock
Stewardess Killed Entering DC7 Propeller at Logan
An off duty air line stewardess Barbara Hill age 30 died at Logan Airport after rushing from a loading platform toward a four engine DC7 about to depart for Newark. Witnesses described a whirl of colors as she collided with the No 1 propeller leaving her body severely mangled.
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Boston
Newark
Logan International Airport
Barbara Hill
Hen with giant egg stuns Lee Dean at barn in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia Lee Dean reports a black and red hen laying the loudest cac kle in his barnyard. The bird produced giant eggs weighing 13 ounces for two shells while a dozen normal eggs weigh 24 ounces, highlighting the hen's unusual size compared with typical eggs.
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Richmond
Lee Dean
Dean
Fort Dodge Girl Leaps From Window to Escape House Fire
Ten year old Teresa McCoy jumped 15 feet from an upstairs window to escape flames that gutted a Fort Dodge frame home. Her brother Randy, aged 3, started the fire by playing with matches. Teresa’s parents and three younger sisters escaped in subzero cold with minor injuries.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Teresa
Donald McCoy
Coy
Randy
McCoy
Renewal call triggers urban agency note in Louisville
A Louisville attorney, who had hired a new secretary, found a lunch note on his desk reading Renewal call ed. The Urban Renewal agency had called, prompting confusion over the message.
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Louisville
Irvin Renewal
Urban Renewal Agency
Notable Figures in News Highlight Health and Politics
Former President Harry S. Truman says he tires easily after surgery on January 18 and may avoid a full schedule for another month. Robert G. Storey of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission backs Kennedy’s plan to extend and empower the body. Henry Cabot Lodge named recipient of Bellarmine College Medal in Louisville, first non Catholic awarded, named for St. Robert Bellarmine.
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Associated Press
Harry S. Truman
Robert G. Storey
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Storey
Dallas
Tex
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Bellarmine College
Louisville
Robert Bellarmine
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