Rusk Heads to Moscow for Test Ban Signing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Moscow with a 12 member U S delegation to sign the nuclear test ban treaty and probe further East West accords with Premier Khrushchev. He will stay in the Soviet Union into late next week and carries a private Kennedy letter. The party seeks nonaggression pact ideas and observer exchanges while promising allied consultation before any broader deal. Republican leaders condition treaty support on security assurances and information, with hearings planned for mid August led by Senator Stennis.
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Dean Rusk
Jelt
Llewellyn Thompson
Rusk
White House
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Khnushchov
Soviet Union
United States
NATO
Warsaw
Senate
Teft
Joh Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Maxwell D. Taylor
Mike Mansfiett
Mont
Cuba
Strom Thurmond
D-S. C
Landis
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Robert M. Morgenthau
Hidden treasures on sale can clear unused value
There is always a pool market for used bicycles or any item of value you no longer use. Scout around to find things tucked away for a may-be-someday use. Get them out and sell them.
Oliver LaFarge Dies at 61 in Albuquerque
Oliver LaFarge, 61, Pulitzer prize winning author, historian and anthropologist, died Friday of heart failure after exploratory surgery at Bataan Memorial Hospital in Albuquerque. He won the 1929 Pulitzer for Laughing Boy, a novel about Navajo life.
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Albuquerque
Nal
Oliver la Farge
Bataan Memorial Hospital
la Farge
Campaigner Drozdal Backs Kennedy Early in Race
In Northampton Massachusetts Bill Drozdal already campaigns for President Kennedy's reelection though the election is more than a year away. Drozdal promotes Kennedy in the early phase of the 1960 campaign cycle.
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Northampton
Mass
Bill Drozdal
John F. Kennedy
Landis Pleads Guilty To Late Tax Payment
James M. Landis a former Harvard Law School dean and longtime ethics advocate pleaded guilty to late payment of five years of income tax. The 63 year old said he was engrossed in public affairs and filed late returns for 1936 to 1960, settling about 94 492 26 including penalties. He faces up to five years in prison.
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New York
James
Landis
Harvard Law School
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Morgenthau
Soviet Offer of Antiaircraft Missiles to India Debated
U S officials appeared split over Soviet arms offers to India while Britain and the United States demand arms only for defense against China. The deal includes ground based missiles helicopter and varied aircraft with cabinet approval pending and financial terms unresolved. Indian Air Force already operates Soviet helicopters and MIG fighters while an Indian plant to assemble planes is under construction. An arms mission reported Moscow has offered missiles mountain artillery helicopters and other items. Washington suggested measures to keep Soviet materiel separate from allied arms amid regional Kashmir tensions and distrust between India and Pakistan.
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India
United Tes
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
China
Pakistan
Kashmir
Moscow
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Ito
Wirtz
Wirta
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Pittsfield Faces Loss of Two Central Beeliners
The New York Central plans to discontinue two Beeline trains from Albany to Boston, potentially reducing Pittsfield’s daily service to one east west run. If approved by the ICC, Trains 404 and 405 would end August 31, leaving only limited service to New England States and a Chicago Boston rack train. The ICC may delay the cutoff and hold hearings.
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New York Central Railroad
Albany
N.Y
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Central
New
Pillsfield
South Station
ICC
Twins Are Sorted After Hospital Records
In Los Angeles AP report, Mr and Mrs Fries settled a six week dispute over their six month old twins by returning them to the hospital where born. Doctors used weight records to identify Samuel as the heavier twin, confirming the mother’s claim.
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Los Angeles
Harold Fries
Samuel
Daniel
Baseball league scores and playoff results listed
Baseball American League Boston 5 Washington 5 Baltimore 5 New York 3 National League Milwaukee 8 New York 1 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 12 San Francisco 11 1 innings St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 Legion Playoffs Worcester 18 Milford 10 Somerville Wall River 3
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Washington
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Legion
Worcester
Milford
Somerville
Wall River
Yellow Coach Wins Permanent Route Franchise
Yellow Coach Lines, Inc. wins a permanent certificate to operate the Berkshire County BSR routes, ending a 60 day temporary permit. George Flavin, Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission member, announced the action, allowing uninterrupted service now previously run by Berkshire Street Railway. The decision comes after a DPU push to formalize the franchise and prevent renewal of the temporary permit.
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Yellow Coach Lines, Inc
Pittsfield
State Department of Public Util
Iites
DPU
Com
Drowning at Lake Buel Continues Court Action
A complex legal tangle surrounds a drowning at Lake Buel and a Berkshire Street Railway bankruptcy case. Referee Paul W. Glennon issued a temporary injunction as state authorities press for a DPU decision on Yellow Coach petition while receivership aims to take over BSR operations. In the lake tragedy, Michael Pixley, 2, drowned near Gibson's Grove after attempts to resuscitate him failed. the death occurred about 7 p.m. with authorities detailing the beach scene and loss.
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Yellow Couch
Paul W. Glennon
Bastion
Berkshire Street Railway
Wweek
Federal District Court
Boston
Glennon
DPU
BSA
Flavin
IDPU
BSR
Ireceiver
Attys
Albert S. Silleran
Pittsfield
Robert i. White
New Marlboro
Pixley
Michael Todd Pixi
Michael
Clayton
Sibley
Lake Buelfast
BSI
Ina Ives Pixtey
Gibson's Grove
Arthur L. Cassel
Watermelon patch owner charged in teen shooting
Gordo Alabama AP report says 81 year old John D Higdon of Gordo faces first degree murder charges over the shooting of 17 year old Phillip Howell in Higdon's watermelon patch. Preliminary hearing set for Monday as police outline the chest and throat wound from a shotgun blast.
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Gordo
Ala
Pickens County
John D. Higdon
Gorda
Phillip Howell
Higdon
United States bars arms to South Africa but opposes UN penalties
The United States announced a year end ban on sales of all military equipment to South Africa while opposing punitive UN Security Council measures against Hendrik Verwoerd's white regime. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson defended a peaceful path, urged peaceful settlement, and discussed limited defenserelated contracts amid growing international pressure.
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South Africa
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
11 Nation Council
Hendrik Verwoerd
Stevenson
Alex Quanson-Lackey
Ghana
Council
South West Africa
U.N
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