US notes on NATO multilateral force aimed at defense
Secretary of State Dean Rusk informed Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin that Washington will reply to Moscow’s protest by stressing that the proposed NATO multilateral nuclear force is strictly defensive for Western Europe and poses no offensive threat to the Soviet Union. Rusk pressed for Laos stability and freer international control in Communist-held areas with a push to remove North Vietnamese forces under the neutrality pact.
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Washington
United States
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobryn
Moscow
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
Laos
Viet Nam
Driver Eddies Easter Party For La Rabida Patients
Chicago AP story about Eddie Shields a newspaper truck driver who got lost 25 years ago and started Easter parties for nine cardiac patients at La Rabida sanitarium He plans to raise funds for a $250000 wing naming it after himself and his children while continuing Christmas Valentines and Halloween events
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Chicago
Eddie Shields
Shields
Jackson Park
la Rabida
Shield
Jis
Warren
Mississippi
England
Elaine
Rebecca
Cynthia
Andrew
Daniel
Scarborough
Maine Central orders 200 box cars for over 2.5 million
The Maine Central Railroad has placed an order for 200 new box cars. E Spencer Miller, president of the road, states the cars will cost more than 2.5 million dollars.
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Portland
Maine Central Railroad
E. Spencer Miller
Road
Recession quip from businessman mocks booms
A businessperson tells another that recessions bother him little since he failed during the boom. The remark appears in a Chronicle feature attributed to the Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. (context suggests a humorous or opinionated line).
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Fea. Corp
Saco Benefits From Senate Sewage Grant Plan
The Maine Senate approved over 1 million in grants for municipal sewage treatment projects including Saco with 600000 state funds contingent on a city bond issue of 579000 and a referendum. total project cost is about 2350000 with 1169600 from federal sources. a referendum in Saco is enabled by a charter amendment bill passed recently by Governor Reed.
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State Senate
Saco
Thee
Reed
Saco River
Whitman and Howard, Inc
Boston
Ferry
Maine
Bear Brook
Biddeford
Inventor Builds Accurate Flintlock Muskets At Home
Scarborough resident C. Harvey Warren, a trucking firm owner, quietly crafts flintlock muskets and pistols in his basement. He has produced a cannon, four muskets, and two pistols with scrap materials and surplus parts, aiming for period accuracy and low cost.
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Harvey Warren
Scarborough
Warren
C. Harvey Warren
Andrew
Daniel
Navy Resumes Hearing On Sinking Of Nuclear Vessel
A Naval court of inquiry resumes in Portsmouth New Hampshire probing the sinking of the nuclear submarine Thresher. The two man board led by Vice Admiral Bernard L. Austin will examine overhaul records and debris while restricting testimony on national security. The Thresher vanished on a test dive in the Atlantic with 16 officers 96 enlisted men and 17 civilian technicians aboard. The Tinosa and other salvage experts attend as the inquiry considers all angles of the disaster.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Court of Inquiry
Thresher
Atlantic Ocean
Adm
Bernard L. Austin
Naval War Collez
Newport
R. I
Tvo - Man Board
Colp
Atlantic
Austin
Cape Cod
New London
Christians Set To Celebrate Easter Across the Nation
The nation observes Easter with services from mountain-top altars to city parades. President Kennedy and family may attend Palm Beach services. weather promises fine spring conditions aiding large Easter gatherings from Miami to New York. In Jerusalem thousands join Holy Land rituals marking Christ's crucifixion and resurrection with processions and stations of the cross.
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Christendom
Kennedy
Palm Beach
St. Edwards
Joseph P. Kennedy
Weather Bureau
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Florida
Miami Stadium
Miami Council of Churches
Winston-Salem
N.C
Home Moravian Church
God's Acre
Missouri
Lyman Riley
Meramec Caverns
Stanton
Onondage Cave
Leaseburg
Bald Knob
Shawnee Hills
Illinois
Jerusalem
Jordan
Holy Land
Calvary
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Saco Firm Builds Trailers On Portland Road
Ace Traveler, a new light manufacturing business in Saco on the Portland road, is making aluminum trailers. Constant and Jane Pereira own the company and employ 10 men, with plans to add more after enlarging the barn. Their 14 foot trailer sleeps five and includes a sink stove and refrigerator. They also produce larger models and traveling offices for construction projects. The firm organized in 1962 and previously operated in Elkart Indiana.
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Portland
Saco
Ace Traveler Company
Constant
Jane Pereira
Pereira
Elkart
Indiana
Two Dollars Delay Wichita Street Work
Two dollars delay $25,000 worth of street intersection work in Wichita. City officials failed twice to negotiate with W B Carter Construction Co to cut the bid of $25,267 by $2 to meet the engineer's estimate. If unresolved, the contract will be reopened for new bids.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
W. B. Carter Construction Co
Youth Admits Slaying Two Men in Cuba-Adjacent Waters
Roger Foster, 17, confessed to killing Douglas Trevor, 47, and his son Edward, 22, after being found alone aboard the Dream Girl, a 32-foot cabin cruiser, with blood on board. The vessel was towed to Key West as authorities investigated the case and Foster’s motive amid mental strain and anti Communist influences.
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Key West
Fla
Georgia
Coast Guard
Cuba
Roger Foster
Douglas Trevor
Edward
Foster
Monroe County
Trevors
H. A. Foster
Griffin
Roger
Terrell Tanner
Communist Party
Fidel Castro
Castro
Trevor
Dream Girl
Nicholas Channel
Defective Passover Tuna Alert Issued by FDA
The FDA warned of botulism risk from defective Dagim kosher tuna labeled for Passover. Six metro areas received cans with numbers WY2 WY3, mostly in New York. about 10 defective cans were tested, with most showing botulinum indications. Shipments were confined to the past two months and recipients notified.
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Associated Press
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
FDA
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Augusta
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