Nuclear disarmament talks open over space weapons
United Nations discussions between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko explored possible bans on orbiting nuclear weapons but yielded no concrete agreement. They described a cordial meeting, with plans for Gromyko to visit Washington next week for further talks, including a Kennedy meeting.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
United Nations
USS
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Gremyko
NATO
United States
West Germany
Cuba
Best Year Recorded By VICOR
Robert P. Cramer former state senator from Williamstown and VICOR president said in Washington the government agency VICOR finished its best year with a 475000 profit after a 450000 deficit. He cited streamlined departments wage hikes inventories reduced and housing renovations as part of improvements under the Interior Department. The corporation valued at 40 million is slated for liquidation as Virgin Islands economy strengthens.
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Robert P. Cramer
Williamstown
The
Virgin Islands Corp
VICOR
Washington
U.s.-Owned
Virgin Islands
Department of the Interior
Cramer
Birmingham Negro Held In Gas Blast
A 20 year old Black man Johnny Lewis Ruffin was charged with arson in a gas explosion that destroyed a Birmingham meat market in a predominantly Black neighborhood. Police investigate possible racial motives as Ruffin is treated for burns at University Hospital.
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Birmingham
Ala
J.W. Garrison
Johnny Lewis Ruffin
Garrison
Ruffin
University Hospital
Dynamite Trial To Start Tuesday In Birmingham
Three white men from the Birmingham area face trial next Tuesday afternoon on charges tied to racial bombings. State investigators report finding more than 100 sticks of dynamite in a wooded area just north of Birmingham. John W. Hall 38 Robert E. Chambliss 59 and Charles Cagle 22 are free on 3 dollar bonds, with Hall arrested Tuesday and the others Sunday. A habeas hearing for Cagle was dismissed as moot after bond was set.
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Birmingham
Ala
John W. Hall
Robert E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Hall
Cagle
Luck No Blast In London Bomb Package
Post Office workers heard ticking in a package labeled live bomb. Police and bomb disposal teams responded, dumping the package into water before opening it to reveal an alarm clock and a horseshoe.
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London
UPI
Niemen
Dartmouth President Addresses Berkshire Honors Convocation
Dartmouth College President Dr John Sloan Dickey addressed Berkshire Community College at the first formal honors convocation. Twenty eight students received special recognition for scholastic achievement. He urged students to be aware of the roles of honor and honors and their impact on human endeavor.
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BCC
General Bartlett
John Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth College
Thomas E. O'Connell
James MacGregor Burns
Williams College
Berkshire Community College
Dickey
Watch Out for Blackmail in Car Inspection Racket
In Boston, the Automobile Legal Association warns motorists to beware a blackmail racket linked to the car inspection sticker program. ALA says some garages may pressure owners with unnecessary front end suspension part replacements, pushing skeptical drivers to pay for nonessential repairs.
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Boston
Ben Bella Seizes Full Powers Over Berber Mutiny
Algiers AP reports President Ahmed Ben Bella announced he has assumed full powers to handle the Berber mutiny in the Kabylie Mountains. He said he would use persuasion and moral pressure from Algieria's Arab majority.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Algeria
Senate approves subsidy for U S fishing industry
The Senate authorized a 10 million per year five year subsidy to cover about one third of new U S fishing boat costs, moving the bill to the House after a 157 14 vote. Earlier, Senate approved penalties for foreign poaching and rejected a cut in funding. The two measures aim to bolster U S fishermen against foreign fleets.
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Ben Bella
UPI
Tional Assembly
Senate
Wil- House
Perhams
Lausche
Ohio
John Williams
Del
United States
Sen
Frank
America
U.S
Possible U.S. Viet Nam Withdrawals by 1965 Seen
White House reports Kennedy advisers say the anti Communist war in South Viet Nam could allow most American forces to depart within two years. By year end 1964 the U S training program may allow about 100 U S personnel to be withdrawn from South Viet Nam.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
White House
Viet Nam
Robert §. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Kennedy
McNamara
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Free Nations
Diem
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Honduran President Ousted as Military Seizes Power
In Tegucigalpa the armed forces deposed President Ramon Villeda Morales and seized power amid heavy fighting and reports of many casualties. A curfew was ordered from 7 pm to 6 am, civilians were urged to surrender arms, and civilian groups were placed under military control.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPT
Ramon Villeda Morales
Villeda Morales
Col
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
Villeda Morais
Castro Speech Eyed Today For Deviation
Premier Fidel Castro returns to Havana today for a second speech in five days. Observers seek clues on his concern over Soviet policy toward the United States and whether Cuba is asserting its own line in international affairs. The address closes a Communist promoted conference of architects in Havana. American officials signal Cuba cannot be negotiated with Castro in power as tensions and diplomacy shift.
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MIAME
UPI
Fredel Castro
Havana
Russia
United States
Cuba
Castro
Moscow
Germany
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Latin America
Edward Martin
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McNamara-Taylor
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Budi
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