Reds May Confer On Lookout Swap
Geneva reports that Soviet disarmament talks show the United States and Soviet Union open to negotiating observer posts while seeking to ease cold war tensions. The U S proposal for observation sites was advanced as negotiators weigh troop reductions and a nuclear free zone in Central Europe. Stelle said mobile inspection teams aerial surveillance and radar controls remain on the table.
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UPS
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles C. Stele
Europe
Stelle
Scotland Yard lists 19 names in train robbery case
Scotland Yard released a list of 19 suspects in Britain's great train robbery. Detectives say the fugitives cannot stay hidden long as authorities hunt across the country. Inside information source linked to the Glasgow London mail train raid 48 miles northwest of London occurred 12 days ago. More than 100 search warrants issued, the robbers’ hideout and planning HQ uncovered, five arrests made, about one tenth of the stolen $7.2 million recovered.
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London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
Wanted Electronics Salesman for Berkshire County Dealership
Exclusive franchise opportunity offered in Berkshire County for an electronic automatic telephone answering instrument. Vast market potential advertised. Call area code 413 532 9108 or write to Western Mass Phone Ring 37 Chicopee St Willimansett MA.
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Western Mass
Chicopee St
Willimansett
Mass
U S Assures Allies of Consultation on Russia Proposals
Washington officials said the United States will consult with its Allies before negotiating any non aggression pact involving eastern and western Europe. Assistant Secretary Frederick Dutton noted consultations with allies, while spokesman Richard Phillips said West Germany is informed that talks will start soon in the North Atlantic Council on stationing observers to deter surprise attacks across the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Asst
Frederick G. Dutton
State Department
Richard Phillips
West Germany
North Atlantic Council
Tron Curtain
Allies Continuing Trade With Cuba
Rep Paul Rogers told the House that in June the last complete month recorded 43 free world ships called on Cuban ports while 31 Soviet ships were recorded, indicating continuing Allied trade with Cuba and outweighing Soviet naval activity.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Rogers
D-Ala
Cuba
Rogers
African Bishop Rates Polygamy Above Divorce
An African bishop at the Anglican Congress in Toronto challenged Western Christian condemnations of polygamy. Rev. O. Odutala cited the Profumo affair and high divorce rates to argue missionaries promote monogamy while African teachers practice progressive polygamy.
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Toronto
O. Odutala
Anglican Congress
Nehru Faces No Confidence Debated in Parliament
In New Delhi J B Kripalani denounces Nehru and his 16 years in power saying the government failed on domestic foreign and economic policy. He introduces the first no confidence motion in independent India but the opening debate lacks intensity. Nehru to reply midweek as Congress holds 372 of 507 seats.
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India
Nehru
J. B. Kripalani
Kripalani
Embezzlement Alert Hits Macon Bank Clerk
Federal agents issued a warrant for Norma Sue Kirks, 29, a bank secretary at Macon Atlanta State Bank, after an audit uncovered a cash shortage believed to reach 112000 to 178000 dollars. Kirks, described as diminutive and trusted, is hospitalized in Kansas City.
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UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Norma Sue Kirks
Kansas City
Kirks
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Charles Wirth
Bbank
St. Louis
FBI
Wirth
Hadley Marine Corporal Arrested in Morocco Case
Washington AP reports Lance Cpl. Philip F. Dillon of 13 Charron Terrace South Hadley Mass has been named by the Defense Department as one of six American servicemen detained in Rabat Morocco on charges of consenting to sell arms to Moroccan nationals.
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USMC
Charron Terrace
South Hadley
Mass
Defense Department
Rabat
Morocco
Northeast and Eastern differ on New England air routes
Northeast Airlines President James W. Austin warned Senate that loss of the Florida run could worsen Northeast service in New England and force possible bankruptcy without a federal subsidy. Eastern Airlines President Malcolm A. MacIntyre argued ending Northeast south of New York could improve New England service and suggested a $1 million regional plan with Northeast assets reorganized into a new company under bankruptcy law.
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Northeast Airlines
Eastern Airlines
New England
James W. Austin
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Northeast
Florida
New York
Civil Aeronautics Board 1
CAB
Austin
Malcolm A.macintyre
Eastern
MacIntyre
Easternland National
Hasler
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Offer
National
Congress
New England Council
Rand Corp. Names Gen Norstad to Board
Gen Lauris Norstad retired NATO supreme allied commander Europe was elected to the Rand Corp board. Rand is a nonprofit research group serving national security interests for agencies including the Air Force, Atomic Energy Commission, and NASA. Norstad has served since January as a director of Owens-Corning Fiberglas and heads its foreign sales division.
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Calif
Rand Corp
Lauris Norstad
NATO
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Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Secretary of Defense
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Norstad
Europe
Owens - Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Tear gas halts Louisiana protest march. 17 arrested
In Plaquemine Louisiana tear gas halted a protest by about 400 demonstrators as state troopers cracked down on a 4Bah voter registration march. Seventeen marchers were arrested Monday night and jailed in nearby Donaldsonville after authorities broke the plan to march on City Hall. One boy was knocked down by a bursting gas bomb. officials did not wear gas masks. Several leaders including CORE national director James Farmer and Reverend J W Davis faced incitement charges. Dr Bertrand Tyson and Ronnie Moore were jailed on related counts.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
Core State
J.W. Davis
Farmer
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Dennis Longy
Gordon Carey
COR
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church
Bertrand Tyson
Oll
Ronnie Moore
Widow's $250,000 Safe Cracking Heist Near Madison NY
State Police seek a professional safecracking gang that robbed the home of Mrs Grove Hinman, widow of a wealthy New York farmer, smashing a basement safe while she was away on a seven hour Sunday drive. The husband’s widow kept money in the safe due to lack of a local bank in the 325 resident hamlet.
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N.Y
UPI
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