Military Chiefs Back Test Ban Treaty With Safeguards
The Air Force Army Navy and Marines united in support of the limited nuclear test ban treaty contingent on strong safeguards. Gen. LeMay Gen Wheeler Adm. McDonald and Gen Shoup pledged approval only with underground testing and robust verification, backing continued readiness and facilities to detect violations and track Sino Soviet nuclear activity. Security measures include underground tests and ongoing laboratory programs. The testimony followed by a joint hearing of three Senate committees.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
United
Curtis E. LeMay
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
LeMay
Earle G. Wheeler
Adm
David
L. McDonald
Naval
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Robert §. McNamara
Maine timberland owners oppose federal river plan
An Maine timberland group argues state landowner cooperation can preserve Alla gash wilderness and recreation more cheaply than a national river way project. The association backs state planning with the Alla gash River Authority, noting cost and taxpayer benefits.
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Augusta
Maine
Allagash
Stewart L. Udall
Udal
Ben T. Pike
Association For the Multiple Use of
Maine Timberlands, Inc
Allagash River Authority
Fingerprints Studied in Great Train Robbery Case
Scotland Yard experts analyze 15 fingerprint sets from Leatherslade Farm hideout as investigators seek to identify more members of the gang that seized 7.28 million pounds. Clues include a Monopoly set and a five pound note trail, with police recovering 678,179 dollars of the loot.
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London
Scotland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
Oakley
People Settle In County York County Leads Internal Migration
A Department of Commerce report based on the last census shows York County with 22 108 residents born elsewhere and 24 1 percent of its American born population moving from other states. The study notes high mobility across the United States and within communities, with 35 028 local residents relocating within the county over five years.
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New York
York County
New England
Maine
Department of Commerce
United States
Pacific States
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cality
Census Bureau
Twelve Die In Traffic Accidents In New England Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least twelve people died in highway crashes across New England from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, with Massachusetts tallying eight deaths and New Hampshire four. Other fatalities occurred in Connecticut Maine Vermont and Rhode Island saw none this weekend. Names include Robert Gately Donald Gregoire John Griffin Robert Jourdrey Sheila Nicholas Daniel Callahan Esther T Byard William Grant Norman W Clark Stephen A Guilia.
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Associated Press
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Robert Gately
Springfield
Donald Gregoire
Wales
Mass
Monson
John Griffin
Boston
Nashua
Robert Jourdrey
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sempster
N.H
Sheila Nicholas
Keene
Daniel Callahan
Fitchburg
Hinsdale
Esther T. Byard
Mt. Desert
Skowhegan
William Grant
Layfayette Hill
McKinley
Khrushchev Plans Visit to Belgrade as Yugoslav Ties Warm
AP analysis notes Khrushchev’s trip to Belgrade signals a high point of his power at home and a staged thaw with Tito. The visit exposes ongoing Soviet Yugoslav tensions dating to Tito’s 1948 split, with U.S. aid to Yugoslavia and China labeling Tito a foe of world communism.
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Khrushchev
Belgrade
Tito
Stalin
Moscow
Trapped miners reach out as rescuers continue shaft drill
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers press to free three coal miners trapped 400 feet underground after a shaft collapse. David Fellin 58 says they are okay as a 28 inch bore plan to rescue proceeds with a micro phone contact established hours after the collapse.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
State of
Pennsylvania
Fellin
Anna
Joe
Dave
Meredith Becomes First Negro Grad At Ole Miss
James Meredith, a 30 year old, is the first Black graduate of the University of Mississippi in 115 years. The low key ceremony followed violent clashes a year earlier, with 16 marshals present and about 2 500 whites in attendance alongside Meredith and his family. Gov. Ross Barnett had resisted the graduation, which symbolized a turning point in desegregation.
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Oxford
Miss
James Howard Meredith
Univerity of Mississippi
U.S
Meredith
Ole Miss
Tte
John Davis Williams
Moses Meredith
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Saco Firm To Build New Plant
The Saco Zoning Appeals Board granted Ace Trailer Corp permission to build a 15,000 square foot manufacturing plant on the Portland Road set back 500 feet from the road and to display up to five trailers at the front. President Constant Pereira announced plans to proceed with expansion this fall amid the appeal hearing attended by Byron F. Dolby chair and board members Myron Savage and Willard Stackpole.
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Saco Zoning Appeals Board
Ace Trailer Corp
Portland
Constant Pereira
Byron F. Dolby
Myron Savage
Willard Stackpole
Wells Resident Killed In Crash On Spaulding Turnpike
Richard W. Tetherly, 40, of Wells, Maine, was killed when his automobile left the Spaulding Turnpike and overturned. Police said he was thrown from the car and found in a brook several hundred feet from the wreck shortly before 2 a.m.
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Dover
N.H
Richard W. Tetherly
Wells
Maine
Spaulding
Tetherley
Walton Bound Over On Murder Charge
In Biddeford Municipal Court Ricard A. Walton 24 breaks down as he pleads innocent to murdering his 21 year old wife. Judge Nason orders held without bail pending York County Superior Court September term after probable cause is found. The couple's 14 Kossuth Street apartment was the scene of a late Friday afternoon shooting.
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Alfred
Richard A. Walton
Biddeford
Laura
Edgar Sevigny
York County
Richard Daytremble
Walton
Gerald C. Nason
Ricard A. Walton
Nason
York County Superior Court
Kossuth St
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Raymond Labbe
Arthur
St. Helier
Jersey
Channel Islands
Richard James
Norman W. Clark
Granville
N.Y
Poultney
Stephen A. Guilia
Trumbull
Conn
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Fea, Corp
Main Street
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Hollis
Yugoslavia
William L. Ryan
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Edward
Edward's Super Market
Saco
Marie Jane Lantagne
Andrew Mandeville
Michael Beaulieu
Joan Vaillancourt
Nancy Ross
Brigitte Brunelle
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Donald Elie
Adrien Dufresne
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