Hopeful For Second Step After Test Ban Approved
Washington reports cautious optimism that Khrushchev will pursue a second step to reduce nuclear war risks after the Senate approved the test ban by 80-19. Western pressures include China tensions and Soviet wheat shortages. Observers see the East West observer plan as likeliest next move, with Berlin security linked to broader proposals. Khrushchev has shown no urgency for new talks despite Kennedy calling the pact a first step.
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Washington
Senate
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Iron Curtain
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Four-Foot Teacher Brings Fun to First Grade
Darrington Washington AP described Frida Groenveld a four foot tall first grade teacher in her first month. She says children need an answer and she gives it with calm authority. Her pupils call her the little lady and she embraces her height with humor and dignity.
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Darrington
Wash
Frieda Groenveld
Miss Groenveld
Miss Greenveld
Seattle Pacific College
Everett
Mrs Nhu to Get Cold Shoulder From Diplomats When on Visit
U S officials plan a polite cold shoulder approach for Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu when she arrives in the United States. Diplomats say they will limit contact and direct any requests to lower level officials to avoid public debate. The White House and State Department view her as a gadfly and critics of the United States in Congress have grown wary of her anti American remarks.
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U.S
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rome
White House
State Department
Congress
West
Race Relations Always Big News For Foreigners
AP report notes Ed Murrow says U S racial problems create daily diplomatic difficulties abroad and dominate international attention. He cites Meredith's Mississippi admission amid rioting and contrasts space headlines with ongoing race issues.
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Philadelphia
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Murrow
Federal Bar Association
John Glenn
James Meredith
America
Meredith
University of Mississippi
New anti theft gadget tested to slow car thieves
Lee New Hampshire AP Motor Vehicle Research Co tests a combined ignition lock brake lock fuel line lock designed to thwart thieves. If an expert bypasses ignition the brakes lock, if started the car stalls, and fuel flow can be disrupted. Tests showed even skilled thieves struggle, though no device fully stops theft.
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LEE, N.H
Rube Goldberg
Motor Vehicle Research Co
Lee
White
Philadelphia Lovers Seek Iowa Marriage Amid Secret Flight
Mary Lee Davis a 15 year old niece of Princess Grace of Monaco and John Paul Jones Jr. a 19 year old son of an architect, won court permission to wed in Iowa after traveling secretly to Des Moines. Judge Tom Murrow required blood tests and written parental consent before license issuance within three days.
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Iowa
Philadelphia
Mary Lee Davis
Grace
Monaco
John Paul Jones Jr
Chambers of Dist
Tom Murrow
Jones
Mary Lee
Eugene C. Conlan
Two Men Safe After Plane Lands With Damaged Wheel
A Cessna 310 with two men aboard circled for over an hour to burn fuel before landing safely on foam at Hanscom Field in Bedford Massachusetts. Pilot James Jackson and passenger Ed Gerry, who was taking a flying lesson, were not injured.
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Hanscom Field
James Jackson
Lawrence Municipal
North Andover
Jackson
Melvin S. Kirkman
Bedford Field
Kirkman
Ed Gerry
Governor says New Hampshire sweepstakes won’t dominate World Fair display
Governor John W. King reported New Hampshire’s sweepstakes will receive limited promotion at the New York World’s Fair while the state highlights culture recreation and industry. He noted widespread national interest and said he avoided TV and radio talks to keep focus on exhibits. The governor also discussed the presidential primary clash between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller and possible campaign moves in New Hampshire. Separately, in Tennessee, the Apostolic Faith church sued a former theater owner after razing next door damaged its building and wall.
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N.H
John W. King
New Hampshire
King
New York
New England
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Chattanooga, Tenn
Church of Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith
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